Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
Brewster, Evans and Flanagan The
Federal Judgeship.
ny Mail ana telegraph.

ny Mail and Telegraph.
Washington, December s.---Mr. Car
Isle lacks haekbo His inaugural
address was significant, rather than
positive. IL should have been nr-
| gressivc. He means tariff reform. hlt
Is not disposed To arouse the antngo.
nism OF these good people who de-
nominate themselves 1.-THE busi-
ness interests OF country. He
must know that their hostility Il
none the less uurelenting when
he would conciliate them or shrink
| from open combat They are a com.
pact unit and will spend rs many mil
lions To defeat a Carlisle IN 1854 MS a
free-trader like Hurd OF Ohio. Car
Isle, IA the exponent and leader Of the
Democratic party, should burn his
ships and never look backward clay
Ing lost Pennsylvania In The East, we.
must win the West, Every state
touched by the Mississippi and its
tributaries Is u unit on this question of
rcvenue-reform; every state north
of Virginia and east of Ohio
viii vote against n Carlisle rs q candi-
date Tor the presidency. Republican,
statesmen, like Edmnnds, see and
confess this fact. Therefore does ed
munds seek TO reproduce the sectional
issue He injecls II Into the senatc.
He hopes 10 arouse men like Morgan
of Alabama aud compel the renewal
of the old controversy. Hc would
substitute assortment fora practical
fact--an Imaginary black angel
all rceking with hood, for the
almighty dollar. He would have
the people forgot that while they bend
over the grave OF sweet ELIZA Pink
aI, th.alr tAftl A.
the frightened t?l "country's I'M
dustries.n Ednunds would lead n
mighty funeral procession at Danvillc
and while the attention OF the whole
country Is absorbed by the sOlemnitlcs
OF the pilifll occasion the countries
industries" are still faking In thous
and millions annually of the innocent
fearful peoples money. Edniunds,
though "a jurist and statesman, In still
a shrewd Vermont Yankee, never
forgetting the main chance Hut
neither MIR. Carllslcs timidity nor
lsdmunds' cunning can repress
the great practical question. Its In
slant solution IL demanded bycvery
citizen OF the United States who IL NO,
paid by tho federal law TO believe that
the many should be robbed 10 enrich
and aggrandize thciew.
IvuN ~ Jt NiAhs
Now that we arr to have nm era of
practical rather than sentimental poll
tits, he Peep evil read practical books,
and now aud then volumr appears
which intelligent gentlemen would
scan carefully. such u book IN now In
the hands OF the publishers. IL was
written by Lyon g. Tyler of Rich
mond, and tells of the Tylrrs, father
and son. or course these two volumes
give the detailed history Of the forma-
ton of the federal constitution and of
the state government OF Virginia, and
letters aud papers emanntlng from
Jefferson, Madison, Patrick Henry
aud George Mason appear which were
never before published. The discus
sion OF theories ofgovernment approx
cd by Jefferson aud Tyler and sought
10 be subverted by Hamilton, will be
is attractive to-day n when Jefferson
and Hamilton lived and thouhl
aud wrote. Not long age
the newspaper novelist, George n lirea
fled Hamilton. The protectlouistsnid
iniperinlists of the day all are foliowois
Of Hamilton. The common people ~
the country ARE devoled 10 the pure
repgblicanism expounded by1homas
Jefferson. Tho elevation of Carlisle 70
the spo1ker's chair was the reinaupu-
ration of IL controversy Initiated by
John Tyler, the father of the president
OF that name, who believed TINT states
were nations, aud the federal govern
me II n league among them. The party
IN power to-day believes states
10 be provinces Of the empire,
md their people subjects Of
the crown, and only III To be
plu1dered by n ravenous crew
" no are beneiiciarles of the inlqultnus
tariff system. II IL the empire against
the states; protection versus revenue;
the few versus The many the rich
ngalntt the poor Democracy Of JEFF.
fersnn and Tyler versus Arthur and
pseudo iepublicanlsn.
EVASION on THE QUESTION.
How earnestly will these imperIa-
lists aud ceDiralizntionisis seek 10
eyade these issues. They would have
the dcspotic principle IN government
fastened upon all It's facts aud forms
before the people become c0gBIznDt Of
the forces Of the progressive
calamity. IL grlsps growing
power by stealth. II recognizes names
und forms Of the republic and despiseb
the republic Itself II fcais, but hates
thu common people. II abllors JEFF
fersou, and deiiies Grant and sherman.
II sets up statues Of Hbcridanh while
II ~ and Webster and Marshall and
The rylers aud old George Mason rest
ia un distinguished graves.
A PICTURE roR PuScD.
How ndicrous, when the MY
millions Of the Union are addressing
themselves 10 the solution ofi1quirier
like these, becomes the cunning old
..slipging, even savagcly, "a
bloody shirt In the SENATE Of the
United States.
JACK FyARk.
Brewsler aud the faithful will
never forgive Jack Evans
for his memorial read ~ the
senate by Senator Coke. Eysns
are final. They tell Of
local vices of his party which
are universal vices. Nepotism "
chicfest Of yirtues IN Brewsters eyes.
aud Evans blows, Ieyelcd al Judges