Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-01

would have the office. Mr Orr mas
won the confidence and the respect OF
the bureau OF justice and OF the heads
ofdepartnients. The man that wins
the ilnce, IL Mr.. Orr does not, will
find in the gentleman from Dallas his
most dangerous competitor. lite ~
youthful but master OF his profession
and commended in strongest terms by
many leading lawyers Of Texas and by
senators and congressman oil the
Northwest who knew him before he
became, some years ago, n citizen OF
Texas.
THE FEDERAL JuDuEsHiP.
Evans Is preferred. IL is commonly
stated, by the bureau of justice,
and II ~ thought that Brewster would
have him nominated, but learning
that Evans IL not acceptable to the
Texas senators, who prefer Sabin or
Holman or Ballinger or Foute, IL Is |
believed. IL Judge Morrill, viii kindly |
die or resign, that one Of the four last |
mentioned will succeed him. Homan |
and Sabin are the most popular and
best known Republicans proper of the
state Holman is n graceful aud able
speaker and like Mr.. Sabin and
toute an erudite lawyer. Ballinger is
K nown to be- Of the foremost of those
who lead tho profession in Texas
But Ballinger is supposed to
be Democrat. In amy event
he votes the white mans ticket, as will
Snbiu, Foute and Holman II the
programme of Inrersoll
and Malone and the Republican be
approved 10y the grand old party Of
grand moral IDEAS They ARE not, |
.""s ny, VI 'i','au ""o "o"," WIN y"
',san o,uv,'y AZ ,'e "s' " war u'
a. ti, a'i'. ny "le W .''.ae WI"
o ,,,,i' NAV Wv. -" y we 'ne gov
l"'e ~ tpo
susie" .na' 'uni ,auiu uo ',1
'ot p'i,o'c 'iu. 'u',er m'',,i win
'Snn ssei u''wn anu ou': ne nus
NJ Vio'e tu' i''i me '"''es III "u"ther
y ,iee.u'I, "iu serhH wv Eacal' SenV ni
Nv eou,e w 'ia,'.'' "e',n, "nu n',r ne
v'nes =" sio,'n. n"'htu' WI" mn;
n w, way he', me VI" wa i'"'se VI J
" h'Et,'S anu Nh'" '""i'"s'Hhi w {
",,,ethihR ieSs ,uan " " injury "so ~ /
> ieAa against N"rli Nar"iliia, ana
ne rohhict RACES ana tie wv" sihd!y ,
ent'eihen GO ou''ie "He announcer III -
a'hei'hg in"se IorceS 81 oplill"h +,
ma ifiehuShip ana lame !,
h'pioyed as l,lh1ehsW I,
' p,"o,-s''k'rS III tne capiloi' ihe
ppoihlihg power "niy inquiries when
the Two wiz give the party greater y
nd c,,,a,.itv .ro Ii,,l,,t,, o,,. ia.n.,I
nd tho GOOD of the rnrtv rather finn
,at of the country i.t,rmin.s 70.
,lt4. u
MORE personal II
$
Judge stewart OF Houston has been !
atklng iiiN the observed OF MI ob- -
'rvers, mhont he capitol. He IL 4
awe OF Shelhy county, Tenn, of
men memphis l. the capital Hr
Te'ses well, has an attraciive q,
ce ana goes swinging hims,lr about /
le metropolitan and along the ave
ne ~ l'le MOST careless, don't-cAre'a-
-htiVr manner, utterly unconscious -
lat ne ~ stared At ny every body. He
'Wers ahoVe ms fellows, and whether "
supporter OF diminutive Sunset Cox ~
'oi Carlisle must confess keen per N
lnhi syniphthy Tor the Vivacious little IA
ew Yorker. However this may toe. "a
'r' stewart X the biggest man in the d,
ouse, ANA carries on his hrnwny i
loI'dtrs hehd IN capaclous as his !,
)dy Ii gigantic He will hav. :,
proper place, IA have been told, a
o'a,oa w ~ potent '"hulIHles iof X
~ npeahelsmlP oe cnoseh' on the judi- II
'S ''"''''i''ee' re
TOM oCHILTREE AND JOE &c
The story wss told here Yesterday d
MT Tom Ochiltree had Joined Plato e,
stom-house officer at Corpus Christi.
ID become "A Christian pbiIosonher /,
t IL studying Greek In order To com NJ
eLend PIalo. Corpus Christi of
urse, isa very solemn place. LIS m
nv name, odnrHus of sauctity has af
ted the character and conduct of tn. No
Ochiltree. Uehss sworn of
: and yielded the palm and riycn
W finally TO Joe Mulhstton
ople ev.ryv hera. the world over
lcrever they have encountered onp ~,
Ochltree's stories in the newsna- ~
~, each trapscendipV its nred.ceasor
dcmsnds unon human credu,itv
ve been arrustomrd to transmit H. Gin
'hiltrpe IA little Ratchet in honest re- -
gnition of the prodnctiv. faro, ~ -
', ssnI"s I,,,h hs MAGNET iIetories hatr t.
t,oi w, "i'li must oe 20
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