Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29

will be employed 10 eNuspeiute ~
North against the South, and to eliec
this the negro must he reused TO iur.
and the greatest number possibleput q
death. The tariff question must b
suppressed. The banks VIII not u
heard. The question whether NOR
bonds must be provided, that IN
banks may be pcrpetunted, or whethe
silver aud gold certificates and treas
ury notes shall constitute the coun
try's currency, VIII nave
no audience during TINS ses
sion of congress. Its energies
are to be devoted to the reproduction
and with all its curses ana vices aud
ruin of the South, to the tNasp. ration
of races ON the one hand aud sections
on the other
rms EX-coNGRI'ssMAN STILL TALKS.
Let me tell YOU" my friend con
tinued, that IL is most unwise for tue
South 10 accept these Offices. All The
candidates, save one or two, for places
in the house are rebels. There Is only
one from the North seeking any posi-
ton ut all conspicuous, and you are
blindly, eagerly rushing forward INTO
the meshes prepared for you by the
cabal organized by Malone, Blaine,
Sheridan, Conger and the managers OF
the Republican party. You will OBJ
serve that their newspapers have all
changed their tone and policy. Since
the plot was contaminated two great
leaders have dropped all memories of
stalwaItism ana conservatism. The
New York Times has fallen into the
groove made for it, aud 20 with the
Tribune. Once more the Republican
party Is an unit and the bloody shirt
l. its banner"
The question remains whether the
Democracy of the Union shall cooper
ate with Blaine, Malone
and the Congers and Conk-
lings in perlecting Republican
solidarity and unity, by investing
Southern men exclusively with oili-
ces.
WHY THESE FACTS HAVE DrpoR-
TANCE.
We must remember that the North
has been trained by its press and ora
tors for twenty years to believe that
the South exists only TO wrong ne
groes and to DIES roy the Union.
Through these twenty years the
Southern people on the other
hand We're taught that they
and the Yankees are natural
enemies and that the Yankee masses
are afflicted with n mania for plumber.
This conviction became almost inerad.
icable during the sway of the CHASTITY
carpet-baggers, whose business it was
to plumber the whites on the one hand
and consolidate against them the
blacks on the other, that war of
races, sooner or later, might be precip-
itated and II preteXU given for the re.
newed invasion OF the South 10y federal
armies. Meanwhile the solidty of
the South was relied upon to runsoli-
date tho North and perpetuate The SUI
prenacy Of the Radical party. The
scheme was rs wise az wicked and
successful. Ifthe Democracy he not
wise il Will win again.
To what extent this sneakership |
contest may be made to contribute, by /
its results, to the triumph of these Re-
publican leaders and tn their pro- |
tracted tenure of power, remains to he |
seen. But do know that Mahone's |
gang and his organ and co.conspira- |
tors here in the capital are most anX- |
ious that "rchedom' should win ev-
cry place sought after with such eager
ness 10y ''eN-rebels" aud Southerners. |
Their success will constitute the flag.
staff for the bio idy-shirt
CASEIN POINT.
ParentEetically, let me say that n
Texas congressman wrote to Il friend
n this city some days ago, inqiring
Why the agents Of the bureau of ius-
Ice were investigating facts affecting
ome bloody renconter that occurred
bout Jefferson, Texas. Brewster
cameron denied any knowledge of the
natter, but this Brewster is not in the
oniidence of the junta OF
he Republican party managers.
he detectives were sent to
Texas, and n bloody-shirted
account of the mu der referred to will
'ppear in the forthcoming book of hor.
or" to be published, as stated, that the
Northern heart may be fired, the war
II races precipitated and the empire
under the sway OF, Tecum-
eh III.
WAS | MISTAKEN?
| had Thought that this scheme was
oandoncd and that Malone would b,.
Snored and the presidential contest
eterinined upon other issues; but the
rogramnle here given is nov said To
g approved, and party leaders might
yell be prepared Tor il and select OIL
ers of the house with reference To II.
Capt. Cowdcn's Bill.
pec!nl 10 the Gazette.
Washington. November 1S.-Caut
'owden has arrived, and Will, as soon
= the house Is organized, introduce
lis plan for Improvement of the Mis-
isSippi, which is 80 cheap and feasible
hat there is bright prospect of The bin
passing
OFFICIAL BONDS.
Willard Hill was appointed most.
master mt Toynh, Pecns county ma
placed under 81 900 bond; nohrri
iiutchings at Weldon, Houston cnun-
Iy, 500 bond. N''''
New Political Movement,
\ new political movement is organ.
Hing. Mahone and Rrady, chairman
n the Virginia Readjustcr committees
nave arrived and are comforting win |
ne president and politicians. Dezen.
lori and other straightout Republicans
II Virginia are also here. A reconril.
alton Is probable between Malone and
ne latter. Maione and the bloody
hiu politicians are attemptinw Ia
prce Arthur to allude to the Danyillc
,ght IN his message. IT, Is Thought
he administration policy towards
lrri hin will l,a .nnfin,,1