Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

adhesion to the great American politi-
cal skunk, Billy Malone, has made
the whole North divert its nose ana
lis smiles.
sAMno MUST 90.
Cameron, Mahonc's wiscst and best
exponent, has asserted II. lie was
himself made governor 10y the negroes,
and vet. i'm his last public speech, de-
clared that when the issue was made
I'M and The FIGHT begins, II will be
found on the side Of my race" The
issue has been made up and only dread
of the dreadful fight postpones the
bloody conflict. The negro was saved
Tuesday because every man In Virgil
nia knew That every other was
armed To the teeth, and that the first
shot fired would hc repeated by tele-
graph In every village and vicinage OF
The Old Dominion; and IL thae lirst
shot had been fired the sun Of that 9th
of November would have set casting
the baleful glare Of ~ Bartholo-
mew's day upon the grave Of the negro
i'm Virginia. III was only the dread OF
the inevitable that spared the country
the bloodiest scenes recorded in the
book of time. And, may ] ask Gov.
Cameron, must such dangers be ever
recurring Were II not wiser that the
Rcgro be coloni2od? But he is
useful to 1ngorol and Douglass
and the philanthropists. They could
not well live without the bloody shirt.
They want him rs n voting bind and
dumb machinc-,hey ride and Gun |
and buy and sell him. They rave ana |
roar when ii Is proposed to restore him |
10 Africa and give him forty acres of
land and mule beneath the flag of |
England. What is to he done about |
IL? We may sail on prosperously and
peacefully many years and tide over
the unseen sea OF blood In Virginia,
hut the cataclysm, like that in which
Atlantis went down. will surely over
wholm our Africa fand am persuaded
that this Alexandria Gazette Is truest
and wises and most devout OF negro
philists.s
KENNETH RAYNER.
Kenneth Rayncr Ia, personally, the
most universally esteemed and IL the
kindliest aud most generous and nc
cessible Of all the dignitaries OF the
treasury department. He is the same
old ,Iar-heel who was distinguish | for
splendid oratury and vigorous action
in the days of Henry Clay and of
Fillmore and Scott. The multitude
then admired and wondered, and now
they do love Kenneth Ruyncr. He
seeks II place on the bench of the court
of claims and should have IL. But ,
he was Born aud reared and has al
ways lived away down South, and :
are not suffered To hold
even the offices incident 10
their own slntes, aud the
North Carolinian =,
will hardly wear the ermine. have
yet to hear one single person say TINT .
any of Mr.. Rayner's rivals should have T.
this place, and never before have [
heard Northern men commencing a ,
Southerner's aspirations.
Mr.. S. BARBOUR.
This distinguished gentleman has {
Won great fame by by his management
If the contest in Virginia Besides '
ms arduous duties as president OF the
Midland railway md as the congress I
ional representative of his district, he /
ias given direction to the recent cam /
laign and effected Mt last a revolution =
" which Malone * finally over s
yhelmed. Barbour becomes at once
he leading spirit of the Old Dominion t
ma the Piidcn OF the South. \
An ADDRESS FROM the NEGROES.
Southern negro leaders hayo issued :
m iniiammat0ry address, urging rncr :
and colonization, ms there =
: no nope ia tlls country for Justice T.
r equality, T.
Your correspondent interviewed See
alary Frclinghuysen to-day on the n,
He knew foutc ns young 4,
IAN IN New Jersey; he IL an honorable ~
nd able lawyer, and would make an a
Scelient Judge. He Is himself older y,
IAN toute, but agrnduate of the same :, ~
'llege. As candidate Foute will T.
AXE n strong fight. ~
Boniires, speeches and illuminations =,
'crywhcre in Virginia, and lannon's, u
'eecllcs and music IN honor of Con- ",
'essnen Barbour, Wellborn and a.
her sneakers. 10
Henry Lobe is commissioned ms u
ostmaster at Castcll and William -
IcCarthy ut Henrietta. -,
Crowds of politicians Mt the hotels ~
o talking for the spealicrship. Car y, '.
lie ~ at tho Riggs randall and Cox W W
Willnrd's. Hancock Is coming to Il
e front,
BY Associated PrcmJ II
November t.. The at. %
has decided that the III
opposed change OF standard time can. ii
It be effected except by congressional f,
ton. n
Judge Lawrence dcnied the appli-
ton Of the state or Minnesota for n,
yment of per cent. on the value of n
ornament Indian reservation HI that n
,tc. "
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