Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24


- e,nphatically with Judge
- m1 m the clark-keaean eontro-
ra5 s,..rt editor Kaufman Coun-
Q. chiffon for senator. am
IL NeNs ~ 10 announce my prefer
/ " rrspa.,rernor Just now. but would
e., " Inn d. Mccall to speak out
/ Ne z, issues. There is no necessity
/ \ fupnS, ~ the silver question Into
| N nle lHii ecal issues, Silver is prac-
/ f,it ~ ar,onetized and the repeal of
Eaiil nan act and Clevelnnd's veto
q snsi a'algniorage bill settled silver
Nc 10 come. II these fellows
~ g. reagan alone l shall support
w ~ rrrmbaugh. lawyer: am for
vi crace Chiffon for United States
" = lie is young, able, In SYM
f1sl' I'm the people on all the great
rus mat now agitate the public
~ IA in my Judgment, as senator,
ilss; me right man in the right
~ y ror governor. l am In favor
49, 1ohn II. Reagan first. last and
~ ~ lime. My Views on silver are in
- With the silver plank of the
s sl.rn platform. as construed by tho
NJ school. Regarding the Clark
!, psaran controversy. | would say
~ y clark stated 1t. do not blame
Ian Tor hitting him.
rip Bumpass, lawyer: Being asked
"a News reporter In regard to the
" and Reagan discussion said.
-, peagan as one Of the truest
[s.-ssntatiyes OF this state; he has
~ been true to the people, and
/ y seuld always place him, and do
4 MINK he would ever have attacked
M had he Clark not brought 1t
~ his public utternaces ON several
I..,sious. and l think Reagan's letter
ancient explanation to prove that,
m 4 one OF the most inconsistent
Iiseaies OF public affairs that ever
|,,rssed or advocated any political
I,.rIon. As TO silver, am In favor
4, H. parity of the two metals az
~ As these metals are money. In
krrd to United States senator. am
Horace Chiffon. He is n strong
~ and his views are in accord with
I, majority OF the Democrats of this
In; again he Is In touch of the peo-
n. he knows their wants and has
,uhood about him to advocate those
~. As to whom 1 will support for
Irvsuor, / have not made up my
{nd For the first time in many years
have good timber for governor who
4, SEEKING for office. Reagan is
M Old, but as strong as giant oak.
fAeison IL young and well qualified.
4 lust in his prime. and II elected
I.,,rbor can do a great deal of good
y the people OF this state. While
lrfam has a reputation that would
~. -
hve ever had.
III n. Brooks, farmer: am all the
IL for Chiffon for congress and favor
| rtat man.
/ Oar Harris, farmer: l am straight
4 chllton for senator and Culberson
soyernor. unless Reagan gets In
! \ flce and then l am for Reagan.
IL c. Burbank, dentist: / want Chill
h fns congress, Reagan for governor
| ID for free oainage Of silver.
IDr W. II. Monday: / am Chiffon
IA for congress and Reagan man
u pvernor.
IDF A. J. Childress, business man:
II Clifton as United States senator.
n governor, I am for John II. Rea-
D. first, last and all the time.
I Sidney Bass, druggist: Chiffon for
'riied States senator, Reagan for gov
f-r frst, last and all the time.
hk John II. Reagan one OF the
Etndest men In Texas or anywhere
e
f. A. H. Dashlell. attorney, remarked:
/ an so busy In an effort to secure to
tiriman an able and flrst-class pros,
Putting attorney that / have not suttl-
1uty Investigated the questions
fked regarding candidates and state
|itcs
4 H. Ables, farmer: If Ross Is
'ddate prefer him for United
|aAtor; otherwise am for Mr.. Chill
y. For governor, prefer Hon. S. w.
Lsnham. Regarding silver, I am
laling for our congressman to settle
At question.
II, ]. Bass. druggist: I consider Hon.
|lrsce Chiffon the best United States
Ihatorial timber In the state, and viii
fie for no candidate for the legisln'
/ re who will not pledge himself to
|pport him. I prefer Culberson to
~ one yet announced for governor.
|oad think Clark more sorry than
2 that he Saved Reagan's life"
| Vept j. A. Hicks, grain merchant:
L Il now stands, / am for Chiffon for
fagress, Culberson for governor and
II silver. consider Judge Reagan
he top rail in the Clark-Reagan
'airoversy.