Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-07
STATE PRESS.

The Forncy EiteTrise epitomlSe'
the benefits OF education rs follows
Public school houses and free educa-
ton reduces the strength OF stahulug
armjes. builds up bnlwarks that ARE
Impragnnble for the defense oil lie ana
the protection of property, ana carries
light and happiness into the homes Of
the land.
The Eatcyprfse recognizes and APP
precIatcs good paper when 1t sees II,
and has the generosity TO speak out In
meeting. II says Of this paper
The Fort Worth GAZETTE IS en-
phatically the newspaper of North
Texas. Ii has become necessity 10
the people, especially the business and
professional ones. u X an encyelope-
dla within itself, giving each day and
week ample reports OF all Important
events and happenings throughout
the civilized world. II you want 70
keep thoroughly posted take the Fort
Worth GAzErrB.
For which the GAZETTE IL pre-
foundly grateful, and will strive TO-
merit the generous praise bestowed.
The Brenham Banner calls upon the
young men Of that place for piece Of
information which they will not be
prompt In furnishing. 1t says
III there In either any sense or neces-
sIty for boys from II TO ~ years of age
carving pistols in their pockets they
will please write us an explanation by
mail and we will checrfully publish
the same. Come. young men, and
give your reasons
Upon the same subject it further re-
marks
Ifthe officers could catch about one
half of the half-grown boys of
lrenhnm who are perambulating ar
senals, the city bastile would have TO
be enlarged, and the other half Of the
young roostora would probably leave
their pocket artillery at home.
The San Antonio Times has abun,
dant faith In the ability of Journalism
10 withstand all adverse circumstances
and conditions and IL not bit cast
down by the information contained in
the following paragraph from its
columns;
Weaver and Gillette, the two un-
tanned Greenbackers who found II so
difficult TO catch the speakers eye In
The FOrty-sixth Congress, have united
their money and intellect and are pub
fishing weekly paper In Des Moines,
Town. The burdens which journalism
cnn bear and still survive ~ IA potent
force become greater with each sue
cseding year
The Bcllville standard, n now pa-
per recently established at Bellville,
Austin county has reached the GA
zgrrE's sanctum. II Is neatly printed
aud industriously and intclligently
edited
The Alvarado Bulletin speaks II good
word for the able representative from
that district, Hon, |. a. Patton. 1t
says;
Mr. Pnttou's constituents may well
look to him ns an efficient and faithful
representative of their interests. II
may bc expected that he will at once
take n foremost place among his cola
borcrs, and he cautious, efficient and
atall times watchful of the peoples in
terost.
An eternal fitness of things seems tc
exist In Dallas. The Herutd says:
After all there IN something aesthetic
in our muddy streets. In dny-tim,
they ARE only morasses of slime, but
let nightfnll come, and the elcctri,
and paA liuhtA shed their illusiyc rays
and presto, we are In Venice; only
instead OF the chant OF the gondoliel
we must put up with the profanity o
the hackmnn as he urges his weary
stceds through the almost futhomles,
depths.
The people of Dallas are aesthetic I
anything bat the rough profanity g
the disguised Jehn's does not disturb
them, they are used To IL.