Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
liz MUSIC.
ia ON MISSISSIPPI MEN
IND MATTERS.
}atriotism ana Partisan ras-
ding the Tocsin of War
y the Democracy.

nmtV4triotism and Partisan Ias-
.+aS,h ding the Tocsin of War
w. the Democracy.
D Tho Gazette.
al. Miss, July To-day
J.K Chllmers delivered the
~ nl3eech to a convention of
)Wef8 assembled in this city:
bxVj (bTtzENs;--It was on this
y<Axs ago, that our ancestors
NV themselves independent.
new oil the yoke of kin9s and
and Established government
on the consent Of the governed |.
lit and proper that we, their
,..shonld meet ON this hallowed
l6binre ourselves independent
\ owoifthe yoke ofparty despots,
}, fraud. perjury and polluted
haIapnce more made the viii
,ex,pl0kubservient TO the will of
nuIicerS The government, of
'svpjsi Is he longer founded on con
the QOverned, but on the con-
tile Governor and his tools.
l0tfs Doctrine that kings could
,I'onK has come back to us with
lreeErietion that their ministers
ehcid responsible for the acts
rnJ1le1lt.
Ind'sEquCen goes unqucstioned,
prime minister is held account
Ue people. MiSsissippi's gov
oto1lIy stands beyond the reach
wv. as lately decided, but his
iinister, the secretary of state,
restrained asst an assailment
should be considered an assault
ie chief executive of the state.
|tpple may elect one man To office
HOrrupt secretary may declare
M to be elected. The governor
'i0e q certificate Of election on
Ne declaration, aud though il be
MI over with fraud, perjury
llrGery, it at once becomes SO
tllatour supreme court declares
Ivnit1 thing" to assail it; even
he hunderbolts OF justice. If
ltle law, it is time that another
10 enacted.
ldge in Pennsylvania, where
fcs,ec'eu ny tiie people, once
In the eye OF the law, fraud
SSekAl hiiis IL touches: me broad
sll,2$Sfo iiiiiiohWeaith IS cruinpied
M against lhe interest ue-
tpge aeiraudea. livery trans
tn life in which it mingles is
. tied by its contagion. WhV,
nouN' IL ii,lu snelter III the ut-
aIs1a " ,ie 'aot pace Oh earth
epul9 liliu refuge. but IL IS
st1 xs ny iecoi9' Judgment OF
\, yi'cieNei anu Wherever III IS
m u's4uises laii around III,
q ~ Hl.s spirit Oh iliiscniel, rs
viH ~ we spear OF Injured,
si1s! ~ .'le ,epuAe ana con-
v ~ '.'ie Jaw.
s sVo's ItoeI'eu agaihsCa gov,
4sW nIcii Vhey once hohored ana
xse' Wiio are the independents
!A pp'' anu VINO We're once
m nave reoeiiea against a
~rch We once nonored ana
~ /. III W isaiss ll'Pi there were
Use - .Llat laity; one mat non,
nci pc ana ahother thal looked
Y pWlty ana success. one mat
.slsl l'iulls lheir Nohiederate
tnFioh"r ana detehdihglt when
M pul WINE making no apol-
W ,ilticai principles. Another
osa III 'eiSheu repentance shed
te9rS over sumner $ grave ana
scsyt'y ciaii,i 'llat III was a good
WIN uliize me bones OF q dead
M !, .heisoy tne voice OF ihe'r
phe WAT opposed national
iulu tausht iha0 tue govern
|e .42oH ~ issue an money whether
flNft or lpapeF. Ano'her when
0hg uh9er ms plltlorm untii
seeliled 10 aeliiaild chahge,
'sit cha'iSeu IA Tue tWihkl'hG OF
''ie my petieNeu IN the re,
f& si.sei az us o'u s'anuara
Fnxer uenW, when Mr. Lamar,
sp oer OF Ihc iNspse, Vo'ed Tor II,
S, N Lamar, as y senator,
ii's inlhu' anu, IN VOCATION OF
'nS' Voteu against IT, WIN
nna? upon thelr mouths ana
nSes IN the uuHt, they lei pros
ssp'e 'iis snake Oh the oiynhplan
icli accepted IN goou laltn
PLATFORM OF Il nee oaliot ana
Wa ny Another winch, In 1851,
n9 PLATFORM on thelr llps nred
h' me no'is IN me streets OF
NY lhtliiiidaoe hepuoilcan Vo-
&hat taught the doctrines OF
nopoly ana no, legislative super
gt Ner railroads. Anotner pre-
10 STAND on tnis platform
M Gown Wneh oiiereu as an
ment 10 q railroad cllarter ana
Xlth railroad magnates In pas
nafters wnlch they believed were
proof against legislative super
d.
pelleVing IN the right OF the
Z r. elect thtir judges. Another
Mg the principle but opposing
au policy III view OF the colored
~ inc state. one lavorlng bien-
lections, and the other opposed to