Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-18


In one fatal shot had been fired on
election day in Virginia, instead of the
bepuarly six mt Dansville, not only
would "Barbour'sn majority have
been doubled and quadrupled, but one
or The other race would have been cx'
terminated.
4 A FINED AND TREMENDOUS FACT
This is q dreadful fact, and II Is Q
fact. and | would modestly ask
these 'statesmenu who discussed
the Virginia election last night,
why they dared not graphic
the onlygreat question which this con
gress must solve byleglslatioR or leav
for instincts and passions OF races 10
adjust by the bloodiest, iiercest and
m 81 sudden conflict of which human
history will ever tell.
Ingersoll, the Republican, Malone,
the iiercer than Jellrics of the bureau
of Justice, are they who have organized
aud would precipitate this conflict ol
races. They think to win votes North
by exasperating the negroes aud sym
1 pathizilig whites of the North. They
weep perpetually about individual bar
barltics, and yet would have the whole
negro or white race eXterminated.
They know what they do. They have
counted the cost. They would have q
million men butchered and their
| homes reduced to ashes rather than
surrender plumber and power Their
| vocation is discovered in eXasperating
/ the negro and the North against white
people. Passions thus aroused must
culminate in action, and who
are the criminals? have
heard these people say that
jeff Davis should be hanged with
those who led the way when the
South followed in 1861, and these see
tionnl stalwarts, whose highest virtue
Is developed in love for Sanlbo rs II
measure of hatred entertained for
white men who once owned Sambo.
will have bloodier hands than Jeil'
Davis and deserve n thousand-fold
more terrible punishment If the natu-
raj and necessary results OF their
words and acts be consuninn,ed.
Special to the Gazette.
WAVING THE BLOODY SHIRT.
Washington, November IL. - The
National Republican has been filled
with false bloody shirt articles every
day since the defeat of Malone. This
morning ii contained lengthy edi-
torial reviewing the situation, advis-
ing that soldiers be sent TO Virginia to
preserve order and enable witnesses to
testify concerning the Danvile fight.
1t states that Governor Cameron is "A
man of courage, and If necessary will
call for troops To ovcrawe the Demo-
Gratis. y reign of terror is represented
To prevail in Southern Virginia, when
the exact contrary Is true. Tine Re-
publican is the administration organ,
and gives Arthur's Views. The arti-
Gle in question must have been sub
mtted to the president. The Demo
cratic successes have ruined Arthur
chances for denomination, and Editor
Gorham's chances for secretaryship.
senator Malone is supposed to favor
sending troops to Virginia. Repub.
lican papers in the North follow the
inilammatory policy of the organ here.
The policy OF the administration is to
send an army into the South To over
turn the state governments and re-
elect itself by the bavonct. No other
chances remain for it, If Governor
meron lends himself TO the purposes
Of Arthur, rs desired lay the Republi-
IAN, aud absurdly declares "A state OF
.nsuriection because of Mahoncs de-
en' Virginia will be invaded ut once.
rms Is the plnin meaning of the OIL
nal organ, Tie Republican has am
'ther editorial entitled, WAR in Mis- !
issippi."
\ sQuAw'S CHARMS.
The talk In military circles is that n
monument army officer will be tried
or misconduct on complaint of AN In
iian chief whose wife he has be.
rayeu.
ritE SpEAKEESHlp.
Tonight there are not invent v-iiyc
Democratic congressman in the city.
HE contest drags. Randall arrived
his evening. Carlisle has changed
us headquarters to the METROPOLITAN
otel to have access to Southern con.
ressmen, Cox tonight claims that
he entire delegation from one stat, /
iaimed by his opponents will vote for
i'm.
TENAS rOSl'M ASrERS.
Geo. Glow was commissioned post. |
laster ut Ben Wheeler, aud Robert |
lutchings postmaster at Weldon,
iouston county. They are required |
o give 5000 bonds.
con AND CARLISLE,
Yesterday Mr.. Cox called upon Mr..
artistic and this morning the call was
eturhed by Mr.. Carlisle, but he was
lot fortunate enough to find the New
\ ork member in. A great many cor
called during the dav
loth upon Air. Cos and MIR. Carlisle
Mr., Cox, after being asked for The
.wenty-hith time to-day for an inter
'lcw, said to yourcorrespondent: "One
would think by the urgency and pres.
nee OF such II crowd of reporters that
he fate of the republic hung on The
hoice between three or four gentlemen
Of speaker. think the
ilicc Of speaker has been
late unduly swellcd; it is
ut OF all proportion To its real func.
on. That function is the execution
the law of the house, TO forward It's
usiness, respect its minority, and give
'ir play to debate aud vote. | need
OF give the causes of this protuberant
,ndition of the speakership. since
and Cobb's time, or even
nee that of Grow and Colfax, il has
cen fostered by the press and the
ollsc.. They said, Oh you want a
an OF force and will; Cromwellian
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