Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
,s.,,lur Circumstance.

n b Dsaa'ld ays Of political sell
I,st 10 tne s',aihy on the part OF pub
|.sSr ano = ,ns real interests OF tn
Epsi . . o. ~ 4 man occupying TN n,
Egpy, I, @, II Randall does forget al
L.spn MI, .a a, In the desire Z
[s cSD 81 iii duties as u citizen. !
|Saul ~ s. y" 10 the good old days
|s % os s..,s such o thing as practi
EsiheIIeI, W. when none was ior !
\ slal'im,os.elf and call were for the
| lNcr hli' alsy..sne,ker the other day
III Ih To-, es ; summons had been
ID Nv KIM in Philadelphia, his
y .; l,S to serve upon a jury;
III 'uueeninc out Of the way oi
~ q = eesssily might have done,
wi, =, " ,own on his farm at Ber-
kil /. a. ! y y II Straight to the city, went
bs, sIns Office siiss and actually had to
|tse lelA ,ssoable to convince that Of
ts as, p h. had come for and to in,
s sia' to hunt up the , unser We .
\ . s''I had baen thrown ASIDE ,,,. p ana
l Y sl Spssr likely to cause MI nan
", irou5le whatever. ,.,.,oA,.
ny I. s,Sy knows how valuable Mr..
n ,tII,, tIipe Is to him at this june,
|adsu XII ~ 1 presumably occupied
las ,. I. correspondence and
sa ssIs And nearly everybody.
fshp, rqpllpuant 1t is to men of
.', W. compelled to spend an in
" w,omlsr Of days OF even weeks
aD'H ssy There are some men
illsll t s 'saoloynent of this dcscrip-
s' 'ssa.,s disposed in fact to adopt
NM. practicable as a profession;
IN .,sy be seen hanging around
,ssiIils Office in every city ana
y ssger to seize the opportunity
Y, W l - But Mr.. Randall is not
[,a"G mi character. He has other
sna.raut things to attend to.
|. ss,Iiyss that q call to public
s0Teyer Insignificant, should be
IA a imperative by every truly
s.n Therefore when Mr.. Ran
7 slJed upon thus he accepts
.,mud humility. He has never
,s.gu 10 refuse in the past, nor
ssw strength and usefulness are
N viii he refuse in the future.
pgpe called OH him to go to con-
,ea he went repeatedly until
. mouotonous, but still he went.
~ called upon him to be its
N and he assumed the response
sIbont a word, and he will do
IA under similar circumstances.
he same calm, unruf1led front
fuse the presidency if it is Of
Hn and ii he understands that
III want him, he will go just rs
nihis wayto get into the White
n 4 he did the other day to get
Ii Jury box. 1t does not make
srsnce to him what is required
rSlOng ms it is a public duty.
HI d rebukc ii will be TO the
n well.to-do citizen to see this
nan sitting on a jury engaged in
ding an ordinary burglar, or
taus q wrongly accused defend
Iet those individuals who are
ehsbltof lodging jury boxes as
lsy were the seats of pestilence,
b pttitioning judges to let them
served with writs, regard this
pr lingering patriot of the old
sitting among the pro-.
bal jury bummers q living
Nay. against the degeneracy
81 LET them 80 to their count
wdas Or comfortable homes and
hps, astead of even waiting for
Hsoflhe law to find him, this
sfry demanded those who
ltin passed him by to make the
BIN contemplated by the law.
VITO think that Mr.. Randall is
republican, We would like to
ila for candidate for president.
slesf waste of raw material to
Asslnd Of citizen in the Democ-
W present. constituted. He dis
ehltand has no more effect
sala drop Of water on the sands
n It is doubtful if the touch
lasIlon will add one vote to
Iaals strength for speaker.
haesald to the clerk at Phila-
I the telegraphic report is
am always ready for the
aalyh Here is also q motto
sacli the Republican party
Aiy any campaign to a success
y would be good policy for
.s TO nominate Mr.. Ran
Msir next national convention,
y nave pictures of him sitting
lay box with the words quot ed
pnhted on his forehead,
y broadcast over the country.
slu suppose, too, that in one
! would take well with the
as' The number of therA that
,gs ready for the post of dutyn
slsst' But there is too much
lllo suit them. They have
h, mSl q habit of lodging the
y lney could not look a truth
sln the face. And it is to be
must upon reflection be adj
t aal We're the Democrats to
VA ns,s words for their rallying
i GRIN would run from one
ss end to the other. The
Suse q poetic phrase, would
~ universal mouth.
s'ep from the sublime
Slous. Mr.. Randall's sub
Ae present instance is. of
n s'alout question. The purity
10y, s'gIie nature of his motives
' .il'Ia lllm as a hero even in the
li," s,g down on a pin. The
N Ely OF his character would
N o',uought of laughter, how
N.Y. s'1us IN themselves the cir
d I'm u which he might be
nsi Sufse no one sees anything
' w. OF conscientious self,
savi III lhandall's jury-box cpl
AT sm always ready for the
,rls, But when we shift
IL 10. . a Democratic campaign
ii, !, s,llaaiion is changed to lie
+, once There is no use in
lGsiaa. him in anywhere. Mr.
u, 4, good for the Democracy