Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
Springer 10 the Front His Cheerful
Pluck aud Wonderful Elias
ticity.
A Parting Kick at Malone The Sec
ond Chapter Of the Rccon-
struction Era.
Fingers in the Speakership Pic-An
Interesting Party Review.
ny Nlan and Telegraph.


gmphed the GAZETTE the substance az
AN interview last night with MIR.
Springer. lie Is In dead earnest and
means 10 fight IL out 10 the bitter end.
He comes upheld by the ten Demo-
cratic votes OF Illinois, and if he can
IND Democratic Dorsey, proposes TO
carry his state for the Democratic can
didate Tor the presidency In lSSl. Per-
haps Bill English viii ut las, shell out
| IL springer wins. hut Springer. If
English fails him rs he failed the par-
" In 1850, can't deliver The goods.
and the Democracy see moth.
ing TO be gained nv the
elevation of the irrepressiblc
MIR Springer, lie IL capable and
worthy, and rests his hopes of ulti-
mate success upon the superstition TINT
the strength of each of his three CONF
pctitors is about the same. lie deems
1t possible that they will slaughter one
another, and then lac viii spring In
TO the arena and literally 'iloorl them
all. When koiicr, the late speaker,
came toddling down out of Ohio into
the house Mother lac nor his party had
ever imagined that this authenticated
swell would win choicest honurs. He
could sling tho bloody shirt like Ma
/
speaker Springer has Illinois nj his
back and h. the second choice of iirly
congressman or more. He In keen.
acute, vivaoious and II pariiUncntar.
an of excellent skin, second only To
Randall and Cox IN thorough mastery
of that most involved and intricate
verbal machinery known as tho 1.-The
Rules of the House,
SPRINGER TALKS.
Mr., Springer laughed immodoately
| over Mahone's ieremiad, lie enjoyed
II most kocnly. Poor devil! that lac
should seek TO avengc upou his own
race crimes of the party with which
lac has allied his fortunes nmaaps man
kind. Defeated by the white race. he
hates the white race. Hcaccuses usof
giving origin To race enmities
whom Malone aud his allies
themselves consolidated the poor be-
nighied blacks against the white race.
They drove every old Wing and Union
man and Douglas Democrat into the
embraces of the Southern Democracy.
They deliberately enacted horrible
oatts, which excluded every Southern
man from office, They had not enough
Offices North for all the dirty fellows
having claims upon their leaders, and
these were sent, invested with offices
and honors, into the South There
| they became leaders of the blacks, and
in loyal leagues and frecdmenis bu.
feau consolidated the negro race
against the white race. They be-
came masters of safes, and these
and counties and towns, wherever they
won mastery, were plundered to abso-
lutte destltution. The whites were
driven by this lInavory and violence
and by the deliberate action of the
party IN power, Into absolute unity.
stevens, Butler, Garfield, Coliax aud
thei, PARTISAN associates deliberately,
and In violation Of the wishes and
prayers of every Southern Wing and
Union man, devoted all the forces of
legiylntion to the single purpose of or
ganizlng the blacks In compact mass
against the white race. by every poe
slble agency of newspaper violence md
ncrimony and by every conceivable
appeal % the passions aud fears of the
blncks have these murIerous pnrty
leaders separated the races They have
persistcntly represented and cNaggcr-
ated evils which they themselves
begat, and finally they would make
the world believe that neither life nor
property In the south has security or
value. Then do they lit up voices Of
Uncomfortable sadness and appeal Ia
Northern sympaihlcs In behalf II the
violated rights and namelcss wrongs
of the Hegr0es.
MAIIoNE's BAsENEss.
But IL II not baseness unparalleled
that this man Malone, niaddenod 10y
thirst for power and gold
and defeated by the gross wrong
involved In his own Vaccinations,
by which the very lives and homes of
Virginia were hnzarded that he might
rule the state and WELD It's power Ia
federal politics and legislation--is IL
not bnseneis unparalleled Of this man
Malone that he shat now seek 10
make the world believe that the white
people of the South have arruyed the
races against one another? This has
been accomplished, M every intelligent
citizen of the Union knows, by the de-
llbcrntc fixed policy of Maliono's party.
They have been for twenty-five years
the country's rulers; they filed Offices
in the South; they used the blacks and
nurturcd and instructed and shaped
their prcludices and cnmities ut Will.
They deliberately organized "a black
party and sought, through II alone, 10
govern the South They have blum
dered fatally. They viii not confess
The truth, and, instead, do lie. The
bloody shirt IL Haunting lie. II IL
were u fact II would only tell mankind
how those enemies OF the human race
lave sacrificed society and states in
behalf OF base greed for power aud Of
dee.
WHAT THE OTHER CANDIDATES FOR
LOWER OFFICES SAY.
I Carlisle be made speaker, Atkins.
! Tennesseean and candidate for the
house clerkship, must 90. He and
who would be door
keeper, like Carlisle, Kentncslan,
though now citizen of Texas, are
surely unioDe, and 80 with the candi-
late for the clerkship Of the house
rom Missouri. The strong men from
he south nspiriBg 10 subordinate po-
'itlons viii he surely defeated by Car
isles triumph. II is not probable,