Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
Hon. Mr.. Atkins and the Cicrsship of
the House of Representatives.
Rich Corporations aud the Golfers OF
England and America.
Aproblcm OF the Future The Colonixa.
ton OF the Colorcd Race.
Kenneth Rayner and MIR. Barbour
Special and General News.
ny Mail ana telegraph.

by Mail ana Telegraph.
Washington, November led. w.
c. Atkins, for twenty years the repre-
sentative of a district OF Tennessee in
congress and chairman, when his
party was in power, of the appropria-
tons committee, IL a candidate for the
clerlSship of the house. He was not
reelected 10 congress simply because
he had served till he was tired OF the
position aud wasted the pay and per-
quisitos of the clerkship, He was
never soiled by Credit Mohilieror other
congressional stock spoculations and
never was approached by the lobby,
and unlike Blaine and Shermnu,
Is poorer to-day than when he entered
congress, Meanwhile numerous
tribe of Atlnscs has sprung into OK
istcncc about his hoarthstone, and the
necessity for some provision for the
future impels the distinguished gem
tleman to appeal TO his party, which
he has served 80 long and we'll, fer the
concession Of this office To which he IN
entitled, X high character splendid
ability, admirable personal worth and
fidelity To his creed and constituency
give worth 10 men.
roof coLilERs AND rich CORPORA
rIoNS.
The explosion of the coal mine in
England which cntombs Toe miners,
induces us 10 reflect how remorseless
Is capital, especially when incorpora-
ted and when no Individual is respon-
sible for ITS crimes, in dealing with
human creatures. These become
mere machines in the hands of capi-
tai. They are worth 80 many dollars.
Poverty FORCES chains. The poor are
shacllled and driven 10 toll, kicked
down into black pits by nakcdness
and hunger, used, instead OF the lash.
10 drive these slaves into these cata-
combs. Here, in Pennsylvania, these
hesotted miners still vote the Re
publican ticket. They are
made 20 believe that they
ARE bencilciurles of the tariff code and
therefore do they toll and starvo and
vote. They are paid iifty cents, while
the mine owner receives two dollnrs.
and the railways two dollars, for each
ton eNtrncted from the bowels OF thp
earth. The railway aud mine owners
are rich corporations Nobody OK
poets them 10 do justice, aud yet these
very victims of this incorporated greed
are most Jealous ia assuring their mag.
tors every advantage which riches
gain by robbing poverty through the
OF the tariff,
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND
sAMpoJ
Bob Ingersoll's ieremiads have
caused much discussion of the re-
latlons and necessities of the races
tollocated Ia the South, The Daily
Of Alexandria, II conservative
and discreet newspaper, says TINT
while Two negroes die for eneh white
deccdent, the negro race multi
plies with greater mpidity than TIA,
white. Therefore 10 becomes dnuger-
Gus, Whites viii never submit To The
of blacks aud ''therefore.p
Insists the Gazotte"thc negro must go.n
Where? How? VIII the Gazette
please tell2 Separation would be best
for both races. Thousands of slave
holders, before secession came, would
have liberated countless SLAVES; bur
there was no place for them.
There was no neighborhood north
Of the Ohio In which freedmen
would be suffered TO constitute u com
President Polk and plant
sr of NoSubee county, Mississippi,
agreed In 1913 TO llberate one hundred
and twenty-three hereditary family
servants" The presidents partner IN
The transaction traversed the North
west, and oven the country about
Dberlin, and nowhere would The good
people OF the land OF Giddings aud
L0vcioy and Wade suffer tho negro
TO own land. The benef-
'cnt 90 purposes OF the president aud
lis friend were defeated aud the trade
greed upon was never, therefore, con-
TiIE AsTurE BRITISH.
What will the Alexandria Ga-
.ette do about IL +? Agents of
he British government have
Informed their employers that lhls
OF races In America il
surely coming. ] happen to
Know that one of these Jsnglisb-
men, now Of st. Louis, has advised bis
government, after soiourning eight
years IN the South, that the separation
IF races in this country was - heaven
ordained necessity The Hebrews
vent out Of Africa for the very reasons
hat must impel Africa 10 go out Of
America There IL not county IN
my Northern state In whichithe peo-
die would suffer ten thousand negroes
~ 'hiAi anu IVY tlbiiNos t2aliibo ~
,eloved nt an immense distance, aud
he greater the distance the iDtenser
his affection. Therefore the dcyo.
ion OF Boston aud Belfast. Parson
irownlow, the truest friend Of the
ace, declared, even IN mis- messages TO
he legislature Of Tennessee that col
of the colored race should be
apidly contaminated. The ngent Of
he English government wants a mil
lon Of them for some island In the
iouth Sea. Can't they he spared?
WORSE THAN 4 PILE DRIVER.
If II be true that the contemplating
now used In South Carolina,
an gather two and half bales OF cot
)n each day, there can be no reason
a nature why the negro should not
0. Sambo, as AN Industrial fact, Is no
niger Il necessity, and ns political
gent lac Is a confessed nuis-
nee. The North hal already be-
IN to believe mis- when his