The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-19
LETTER FROM VARRO.
How the Pension Agency Business is
Instituted, Organized,
Advertised and COnducted-How a Big
Scare is Inflicted Upon
A Big Dealer in PensiOns-A New CUES.
tiOn Forced Upon Popular
Attention by Land MonOpOlists-Im.
becility and COrruptneSs
OF Conrts-AnOther Danger Precipita
ted by the MOnOpOlists
In Utility and COstiliness of Number.
less Courts vile Uses Made of
vilest CONVERSATIONAL Prosecutions.

story goes that pension agents adyertis-
ing sheet which has become under the min.
istrations of practical newspaper man,
Mr.. S. Perry, an excellent newspaper, was
about publishing and had "set up" the con-
veyance by Gould to Huntington of the
forfeited Texas Pacific land grant in Ari.
IONA. The demand made by Croker, adj
dressed to the secretary of the interior, for
conveyance of the land to Huntington.
though, long ago forfeited by Tom Scott
and his assignees, was filed for publication
with the deed above mentioned. A proof
in the hands of the editor, MIR. Sperrv
when detective from the interior depart,
ment clapped his hand on Sperry's shout.
der, and, looking the genial, long-legged
Faber-shover in the eyes, asked with a
most significant leer, whether he proposed
to print those deeds or contracts affecting
Gould, Huntington and the secretary OF
the INTERIOR" The editor was shaky. His
master, the newspaper proprietor, owes
wealth to the interior department. This
master of sperry is Fitzgerald claim and
pension agent who created the World in
order that his business might be advertised
and many soldiers roped into Fitz
den. Printers ink did the business and
Fitz WIS nightly enriched by his love for
the old veterans. He lives in brown stone
front alongside that occupied by John
Snerm. an on Franklin square, and Fitz,
now capitalist is timid and hardly think
will print the papers of the great railway
robbers. | send copy, and the Dallas
HERALD may be the first newspaper in the
United States to give to the world this
written evidence of the queer methods to
which railway lords resort in order to plum
der the people and appropriate God-giyen
land.
QUESTION FORCED ON THE COUNTRY.
robberies of the people, effected by Kel-
logg and his gang in Louisiana, to whom
Teller has conveyed, at Huntington's in.
stigation, the forfeited Backbone rail-
way land grant. The vast concessions to
Northern Central, Union, and Texas &
Pacific Transcontintal roads; the rapacity
Of misleading rings in Colorado, whose
knayeries are denounced by the republican
Senator Hill, of that state; the land
monopolies created in Texas; the consoli-
dation of this enormous wealth in realty"
by the creation OF great corporations by
despotic congress, are facts which make
the common people, the country's masters
inquire, as never before, why any man
should be suffered to appropriate more land
than he can cultivate while he lives, or
more than will contain his bones when he
is dead. Robberies and wrongs like this
effected in Louisiana, by which 5000 innO-
cent "pre-emptionists' are expelled from
their modest cabins that halt dozen great
spectators in popular griefs and poverty
may riot in riches stolen from the many
through the intervention OF Teller and his
pals, force the multitude to ask, "Dld not
God give us water to drink and air to
breathe and land to cultivate?" By what
right do men, through the intervention of
others, calling5 themselves the government,
undo Gods law and appropriate more
water and more air and more land than
they can use ? The Creator of the
universe gave his creatures, as Jetfer-
son asserted, equal rights but the
cunning of our race usurped perogatives
OF masters and in order to maintain supreme
power invested themselves with Gods
authority and Gods rights and appropri-
ated His land. They dare to sell it to His
children when they own no part Of it. They
dare to give it to great lords oflooms, banks
and rails. They dare to say to the multi
tude these rivers, this pure air OF Heaven,
these broad PLANES and beautiful valleys
are for special nobility of our creation.
God made man and man the monopolists.
Alter God finished his task and clothed men
with the rights of men, q body of men call
ing themselves the government, gives what
II never owned, the imperial domains, on
which poverty and honest toll, in search OF
bread and shelter, Iares not rest its naked
feet.
ANTI.MoNoPoLY's BIRTH.
Corrupt Republican class legislation
ariyes the people into these channels of
thought, and anti.monopoly is gathering a
IOrCa and xph;Nh GnnlH md
huntington have never measured.
was telling Of the corruptness or imbe-
Slllty OF courts, Of their costliness and profit.
iessness and disgraceiul partisanship. Do
you Know that in the anti.monopoly clubs
VI the east the virtues and value OF the
country's multifarious and most burden
seme Judicial systems constitute juiciest
.nemes OF discussion. Lawyers add nothing
Unpopular wealth. They live upon popular
grieis and misfortunes. There is one law
yer, or soon will be. for each 500 Of the peo-
pc. The average income of lawyers is sup
posed to be $1,000 each, aud thus popular
INDUSTRY in the United States Is taxed
SWVo,OOO per annum. In other words,
lawyers cost the people, to say nothing. OF
Nouhtiess, worse than useless courts, half as
government. 1t Is further stated that the
federal judicial system costs the people $40
ar A., each 81, which II collects from defen.
Sants ana pays over to plaintiffs. There
s U,e 40 the people begin to conclude when
w wei they begin to think aloud In anti
o,uaUWnopoly club, rooms, that courts for the
s,SSnection Of debts should be excised from
"e oody polite as exhausting ulcersY
,..hf PEOPLE THINK IN THIS DIRECTION.
~M Is because they see the vile uses Ia
IN u na courts are subordinated by the party
n. behold the programmed The republican
ks..y Is thoroughly disgraced by its con-
dusssum. corrnptions With every in,
G aS,mu TO silence "the grand old
MAJ morality party" can't conceal its
sSous rouenness. II must punish knav
s,s.. W " Is undone. IL makes at once a.
Jsss' snow OF unexampled ferocity, and
an. Evans Is instructedto crnsh Russell at
cT., ssost. Dorsey, of Arkansas, Is to be
hs aa on this Calvary Of WASHINGTON as
Ss,eN expiatory sacrifice for the sins Of
ysiiasS, which no conceivable "pian of sal
M can redeem. Strobach, OF Alabama,
tu,s uesignated as a proper lamb 10 consti.
He burnt ofFerinr.U and brewster
sltss ~ oiiiciating as high priest ut the
BIZ, vi vi party, himself was badly burnt.
ibwnAr pAsK usxs courts ARE APPLIED.
lar ~ victims are all southeruefs--at
mIni,,.ney represent the south. The ad.
As r ,a'ion turns to the north, which elects
spsIv ,saoenf, and tells II: "See how vigor.
v" are prosecuting knavesl True,