Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Importance of the Contests In the ron.c
Shaping the Campaign and
Platform Tor Next Year.
Perfect Unity and Harmony In the Re-
publican Ranks No More Stall.
warts or Half. Breeds.
The sonth's Saicida' Policy -"Rcbcls''
10 the Front MS Candidates for
Minor Places.
by Man aud rclegraph.

fy Mail aud telegraph,
| Washington. November ai.--lt il
wholly impossible to form any trust
worthy opinion as 10 the result of ih,
contest for the spcakersllip, perhnns
onc.third of all NJ. C.is have never
riveu any public assertion of thplr
preferences, aud Others have changed
their original purposes. The delern-
ton from Georgia, Nv common consent
have withheld any expression even Of
any productions and many rtpresnn-
tativos nom other states have wisely
said that they Were watching Ihn
course of events and would support
that candidate whose trumph would
he most promo,lVe OF the fortunes 81
the party In 1881. Surmises aud rSii.
mates, therefore, signify nothing. Ii
IL only known, With absolute oer-
tainty, that
pooR lSEiilss
Is not in the race, In truth his marty
fears To coucGdc the usual commitment
tary vote due TO an eN-spyakor, and
keilers friends fear 20 demand ID.
There WAS never Il man 80 utterly do
stroycd hv newspapers. He offended
one, when perhaps hc was
intoxicated, and Newspaper Row cs-
poused the quarrel OF their representa-
tive aud kciier, IN public estimation,
~ no longer decent or respectable.
Personality, | know nothing of his
worth or virtues. He IL a ureAt. bprht.
heavy fellow, with n sort OF swngper-
ing air aud manner not wei calculated
TO win admiration, and heard "A broth
OF n boy from New York snvillg last
night that keilcr's "magnitlcrnt phy-
steal proportions and hia odionsness
would Insure, from sheer force of con
trast, the triumph of Sunset Cox. "No
moro bull beef Is wanted Tor speaker
qUoth CoN's FREELY. The ilcfy little
New Yorker was thus making a dir nj
Randall, SLAPPED very like black
smlth's anvil, and ever Blowing like
his bellows.
utE CORPORATIONS.
This reminds me That the telegraph
company and associated press Il snh-
posed 10 be an agent of Randall, \
press dispatch went 10 the newspapers
u few days ago stating that tho Atlanta
Constitution had taken up the cndgclA
for Randall. hut The Constitution H.
self has done no such thing, and not "a
single member from Georgia has pro
nounced In favor OF the willy pcnnsyl-
vanial, But you viii observe that All
The Republican papers, until within
the week, were for Randall. Nou Will
observe further that Randall il sent to
by a Republican district and
simply for the purpose of controlling
the Democratic party in promotion al
Republican purposes OF legislation. He
n, practically, the most wueful 81 nll
since the Democrats per-
sist In giving him supreme power over
lhe course of congressional events and
action. lie is the nhlest agent of the
and simply for tho rens-
On that hc is ndroit enough 10 have
himself denomlnatel n Democrat
while serving Republican capitalists
who Send him 10 congress. No wonder
The Press Association pcrverts facts.
md misfeproAcnts Southern men and
newspapers In itandall's behalf In
ruth, II III supposed thst II money be
'eluired In chtctng his success, Ran
luli can have all lac wants.
ECrIoNAL AsPRCr OF rHE QEsroN.
a wlsencrc said this morning ia
randall apartments TINT his election
would check Democratic laundering
nd strengthen Rnndnli's party next
ear ! asked why Randall could
i've such strength Ia the Democracy.
oh, he answered, "tbc llOody-shirt
\ Ia be the issue. Blaine and Mn
zone, and tile Republican and the
'onXcrs, ami COnkiing aud Sheridan.
ven Phil. Sheridan, with the New
york Fines and Cincinnati CONNER
ial and Globe Democrat have all met
Incn the Olin elacti,n mud agreed
pom the bloody-shlrt platform. They
ave sent ilye men to different points
4 Virginia 10 work up the business.
he report from one Of them IL all
'ndY mere. Each instance la which
white man and negro have fought
italy, Ia 10 he lngenlUpsly writ.
IN ~. a million copies OF tho
ainphiet containing nll of these
loodsCufdlinV stories viii he sent
broad and all the Republican news-
apers of the country viii raisr the old
ietorlolls banner IT the party, its
lids rceking with blood and hideous
, contemplate. There IL no other
lehns of success. N may rost the
ruin. II may rcsult la
IddeB war Of riecs. II signifies
Dibing. Phil Sheridan I. ~ thn head
ihe army. lie Is preparing 10 fm ia
upon the South He IL
lc most earr eat and vigorous of the
otter, aud Tecuniseh Sherman is "a
, president. a strong government II
aDlaDded by the banks, the moDopo-
is, by HE tnri.i:uOngers and the
rdH OF looms and railsnnd nlines, aud
] these IRE drawn into this scheme.
he South II 10 be oyerfun aud
Irrlsoned that ilie negro may
secure. The symputhes OF
e MASSES Of the North are
holly with the negro and IN perfect
x his freedom they viii gladly sicrl-
e that OF the country
PEACE AND UNITY pERrEC1'
LET me tell yon,u continued NY
rnest inierioeutor. "tllat ali differ
ices, inside the Republican party,
ere ended by the result iD Ohio. or
'e and power are more valuable thnn
~ principle. Each one Of these Re.
ibliean leaders and newppl pee now
eks 10 have the house orxtnized by
6 South aud for the Sputii. They
ould have all the Offices filled by