Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

nc Ceseary 10 run the government. The
tariff was unjust In many cases,
The address OF Congressman Tuoker
Of Kentucky on the tariff and
It's burdens ON the farmer was
read aud the comments made thereon.
II showed the tariff tax on necessities
OF life ranged from - 10 l02 per cent.
lie dealt with the fallacIes Of Binlne's
Ohio speech showing or claiming that
the buckeye states improvements
were due to the protective tariff. IL
the argument were true, then the in-
crease In number Of paupers, In cranks
from 1000 10 1000: In births $4,000 tO
$4,000 annually: In deaths, $4,000 TO
5000 annually, might with justice be
attributed to this same protection.
The fact, however, was that Blalne'B
reasoning WIS false. He showed how
that the patronage and money OF the
| government had been used 70 continue
the Republican party In power and
for the further Impeachment OF the
| people but now the party was on
trial before the American people,
who he hoped would see 10 II that
the party should be buried eternally
ON November 1.
That party had 100000 office.
holders who required In sala-
rles annually sixty million dollars
He dwelt Mt length upon the amount
| OF public lands which had been squan-
dered slnco 1860; scandal la and about
the government Oillcca Mt Washing
ton; ncpotism In Office; Gnrfleldia con
ncctlon with the Credit MebilIer
scheme; Grants with the whlslsy-rlnp
frauds; Dorsey and Brady's with the
star-rOute steals; BellSnap's cor
ruption In Office; Hayes and the fraud.
ulent presidency; BlRine'B Little
| Rock railroad enterprise aud
the MulligRn letters. Tilden elected
| by "A majority of $4,000 votes would
! live In memory and history while
| Hayes would only he remembered M
the husband Of Mrs. H. Il. Hayes. Dorsey
was made u sacrifice In the star route
trials TO save the Republican party.
That party was following Rome In her
downward course, but Logan vet
waved tho bloody shirt and appealed
to sect preiudicea.
The history of the Democratic PARTY
was discussed at length ALWAYS
found on the peoples side.
| The South was cursed and abused by
| partisan journals Of the North because
she was solldly Democratic. A com
| parisOu WINS made between various
|
upon their respective merits and de-
merits. llo thought Cleveland and
| HondTlclB wore In the asCendoncy,
aud that under their banner
of reform the Democratic party
and frienta of honest and un.
right administration Of the govern
ment would march 20 victory ON No
| vcmber t. Ho was well satisfied with
the result ln Ohio and thought II indI-
Gated that our hopes would loo real
lied.
Judge j. A, Carroll followed In
short address aud cNhorted the audi.
once TO vote the straight Democratic
ticket In both state and national cleo
lions and all would be well.
THE POLITICAL CALDRoN BolLINd.
| Special Ia tho uaKotto.
nre moro candidates and more political
excitement In Gregg county over this
election than ever before. Mpi. j. w.
| Flanagan, Republican. IN out for coun.
! " Judge In opposition TO the present
incumbent, j. IT, lillgorc; II. B. Levy,
our present efficient county and DIS.
trict clerk, In being slightly troubled
| 10y his opponent, Jesse Gnybill,
Pleas Harris 10 trying hard to make
the people believe that no is y better
man for sheriff than IL liillingsworth,
who has "iillcd the billn for tho lssl
two years successfully; Sam Cundln.
Virgil Barton and "the colorod man
from the ridge" ARE candidates for the
Legislature aud their friends seem
moro anxious to elect them than they
are TO DO elected; Il. j. McCOrd, for
district judge, has no opposition In
the district.
THE CANDIDATES IN TOWN.
| Bpnciu u tho Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, Tax, oct. 20. "A
large number of candidates were i'm
town and discussed the yarloua Issues
10 their friends. Considerable interest
was manifested by the audience and
strict attention was paid To each
| speaker The candidates for the lcgls-
lature dwelt at length upon the lease
law, Col. McGaughey, the lease law
advocate, created n favorable lmpres-
sion by his logical remarks and ludi-
crous comparisons. The vote Mt this
box will undoubtedly be against free
grass. The speakers spoke tonight at
| Rock church. MIR, Hall, candidate
for district Judge, was In attendance.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY,
| special To tho Gazette.
ATLANTA, TEN, oct. - The Cleve-
l1nd Hendricks club at this place have
have decided TO have n grand Democrat
ic rally and demonstration here on the
both inst, at which time Gov. Ireland,
Barnett Glbbe, ID. b, Culberson and
other distinguished gentlemen will be
Invited to speak, The club which now
numbers nearly 200 strong has
ordered 200 Cleveland and Hem
drioks' campaign uniforma and
torches, A grand toroh.llght
procession win be part OF the pro-
gramme for the evening. A pole 1850
! feet high Will be raised next week.
upon which Democratic flag 8OX6G
viii be uniurled TO the breeze, with the
names, in large letters,
Cleveland and Hendricks.
Albright aud Mitchell
ON the rtreamer which will bo nine
" feet long, will he tho words. Vote
the Democratic Ticket Albright
and Mitchell are the Democratic nom.
inees for local offices In whose election