Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
rar,isIe.s Unionism His Relation to
the South and Unionism.
tulberson aud Tuckcr-The Democracy
in War Paint and Battle Array.

in War Paint and Battle Array.
py Mall and Telegraph.
Washington, December 6.--Jack
Evans memorial read by Senator
Coke was bumbshell Because of
narallelism of facts aud Of nepotism,
sflecting Brewster's office, this fierce
naner. leveled at Judge Morrill,, was
pronounced an attack upon Attorney
General Brewster. Therefore, 1t was
argued. Brewster will refuse to give
Evans Morrill's ermlne. the truth
IL. that Morrill, has filed all places at
hisdisposal with members OF his family
and these, wishing to prey upon the
federal treasury as long rs possible,
have induced the good old gentleman
to withdraw his resignation. Evans,
impatient and pugnacious, assails the
venerable judge, and this before the
whole country and In the senate OF the |
United States. The objurgatory !
paper emanating from the fiercest |
stalwart in Texas admits of no denial
at the hands of stalwart organs
and may serve to convince
rational people of the North that the
South IS still used by those III power
az Botany Bay for servitors of the
cody party who, entitled TO rewards
for partisan fidelity, are still unfit TO
represent this party in the North.
CARLISLE.
Carlisle Is pronounced representa-.
tive of rebeldom, when, in fact, he is
of that class most odinus to secession
ISIS. lie wasa Southern Union man, and
these Were more ubhOred, when seces-
siopism was dominant, than Northern
abolitionists. An original secessiUnist
hated a Southern adherent of Bell or
OF Douglas with tenloid the intensity
that distinguished his adherence of
Josh Giddings or I.ovejOy, and to- the :
extent TINT Carlisle Is a SOutherner hu .
Is Infinitely more Objectionable To dis :
ciplts Of Wagiall and Lamar and of !,
Jefferson Davis than If hc had been !
born and reared follower OF Wendell !
Phillips beneath the shadows of the
old elm tree of II istOn common or Of the
Charter Oak of Hartford. OF a truth, q
no such final self-abnegation of seces-
was ever illustrated rs in this ="
by the South of its gener- g
Dus support given Carlisle. Carlisle, *
therefore, instead of being repre-
is the vericst antipode of
reOeld III and, rs speaker, and to the al
extent that he was made speaker 10y 10,
HE South, is the most significant con cs
'ession ever uttered that secessionism, W
n fact and in spirit, is entombed in ii
The dead and dIeary past
CULBERsoN.
OF all representatives, from. Texas, o,
Mr.. CulbersOu was most pleased by er
W. Cnrlisle's brief discourse Of the ".
He has almost copied ce
cJhuim Mr. Culbcrson's dehnition ia
4 the policy Of the Democratic party. do
S made 10 your correspondent the day les
eiore Mr.. Carlisle's elevation to the LIT
peallcr's chair. No violent radical re-
orm il possible OF desirable but nj
CAGE tariff for revenue must supplant
his intoIerabe scheme OF robbery and ."
rong. IN
RANDOLPH TUCKER. A.
Ran Tucker of Virginia was in tn,
Tucted bNhis constituents To support an,
andail. Entertaining views, cm lad
died in Cariisle's speech Of the last car
ssion, on this tariff question, he sep api
ated himself from the Virginia dele
ton and east his vote for Carlisle. u
, and Culberson concur, though mai,
ecker may be somewhat the more tn',
iieal of the two. But the issue ~, i,
'nade up and the Virginia Democ- Il .
y ran not evade Il. Sam Randall rh,,
nseit must forget the bupbear of NJ,
Isinpss Disturbance and stand by III
people rather than those who have La
bed The people The issue il made H.,
between popular and corporation A.
uslry, and the conflict viii not end NJ.
II the tariff system as 10 must -
with the whisky aud tobacco Pa,
F. Is they are, yield the least posi- u,
sums compatible with the nav Ihs
ut of necessary government eXpend- Vii,
'es. ~ i,''
ECONOMY.
nj theBa government expenses will -
teadily lessened by every scheme Is
aulslaiion nnnroved bv III. L,,,,so risO
he Carlisle shapps IL actions Oar. non
~ election was the defeat of the
ird school bill of the benevolent m
ltor from Vermont, who PROPOSES zati,
geuu zen ihllilon dollars annually the
five years IN eXtirpnting ignorance.
other good nun, even Blaine, would
rihutc surplus federal revenues Ic
lng the states, Carlisle will see clcr
there are no surplus revenues. Will
, people know better how to use Ton
II money for themselves than any of
state or federal, for them. Ney
only proper mode Of distribution cler
iscOvered in suffering the people to of |
in their hard-earned gains Now fold
Y are robbed In thedark and fieeced
very hand, when they are not con
us of 1t. They only know that
7 are plucked 10 poverty while the -,
ected classes grow enormously hoi
+, The whole policy of
station IL now reversed. spec
solo purpose has been TO enrich the r.
whom Randall feared TO dis ON !
~ The calamity Of the govern. will
i Is Infinite that they were not like
itnrbed" long ago. In fact Car cont
-m Is popular government and M
liar mastery, and the eNtruslon of prov
and of monopolists of n
es, rails and looms from place and this
err II Is the re-inauguration of dorh
government of the people, for the
pie, by the people.
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