Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

|aIyGTON LETTER
Journalist and the German
Vote.
|s.r York World is Doing D. The
y Movement in the Capital.
|. Latter Of Acceptance-But-
lars Action On 1t.
| .s,u That Cleveland is Win
IN ming Strength
bs.s. Holders Talk -oleyeland's
Ell Election Assured.
1IyGTON LETTER.

Election Assureu'
.,orsence of the Gazette.
ssroy, July ss.-The enter
' .ss German who conducts
y.,k World is having every
man injected into Democ'
4 everything Democratic
'.,o Germans. Sunday l was
~ gardens near this city,
!. frat time in such a place
,,mocrstic candidates toasted
!, table. The turnvereins
,i,al support Cleveland as the
|. mau's candidate" They
mink. Demagogues cannot
,,ly delude the Germans. They
! with perfect fairness the
he Elevated railway bill and
|, ~ cIeyeland's conduct, "If he
a diiIerently," said Simon
IN. i've could never have
D'm. He obeyed the law and
I ,' doing this, to defy friends
miss,n If his friends and sup
cannot force him to violate
Fever s uprighteous and .odious
we may rest assured that he
: driven or bribed, and such
\ We need in the presidential
All bis sympathies are with
mou people.
yuTLER's SILENCE.
awaits the publication OF
nSsletter. If IL lacks assur-
,shctory to men less intelli.
An these Germans, Butler will
n, himself candidate, accept
lbe pOminations from all the
jesdr EXAMINATIONS of the coun-
h Clsveiand's letter will hardly
he 8 corkscrew with which
may unbotlle himself. 1t will
ID the contrary, the mouths OF
nd OF the anti Monopoljsts, and
utler a very narrow space for
lie platform, consisting of one OF
ing-boards. la truth, If Cleve'
stter brings back To his support
bti-Monopoly Democrats o.
York, Buffers csndidature,
nmonly believed, will enure tC
rather than Cleveland's de
b keen observers of the course
is say that st. JOHN and But
candidates that they may as
be transfer of the contest /
(nd's majority be not over
ing, to the house. This body
bee would make Cleveland pres
INJECTION THAT CLEVELAND 1:
GROWING IN FAVOR.
by aspect of events there ar,
DO do not con fess that Cleveland
y winning strength and thii
lugs to his support the uncer
ID floating vote OF all the states
talking with a chief clerk
: pension bureau yesterday
he was "a Republican, wal
Ted as such ana would vote fol
,ta now that the civil servir,
ven operative he felt it Il
dalyl0 abstain from politics
urme Of the law in giving u
% Without regard to our polit
anlons, necessarily involves tn,
|nn, on our part, to act as repre-
F's, IN all things, of the Who'll,
! have no right now" h,
%, TO use my salary or IN,
> 70 defeat or prosecute partisan
would like TO help Mr.. Blain
] Know him and becaus
my party; but i can't do uhi
am, under the civil servic
department. clerk.r
LIKED HIS SPEECH.
VIII observe that this homes
adlvision In the pension offic
Is himself deprived of the priv
serving a party, in a politics
gu, by the civil service law. III
e. Of course, hut may properl
lore. Judges vote, but Judge
ways abstained from partisan
nut the masses of clerks d
X or act as does this most il
gentlemsn, WHO'S one of Gel
appointees. His conscient
MS action, and yet he said: =
conceive 1t to be my du v
men | see other CLERKS mahin
u.lons TO the compaign fun.
pENDLEr0N WINNER.
,slon's civil service reform a,
lne appolntees of four Republ
illustrations i'll Office, and
lhed to believe that Pendleto
ielorm this feature of his r.
evause nearly One-third of a
SGenolders in the United State
ven. Logan's ana Gen. Raum
are from Ohio, Pendleton
srehdieton ''coveredn a lsru
us constituency into Off G,
Ne did his back salary era
/ treasury, by means of th
, " act. They were all r
h,ns, tits true. but each one
.ns, given a life tenure of ola,
aJieton became Pendleton
oauuerent, and the senator
oweilul than ever In Ohio,
,"hLss OF THE CAMPAIGN.
uay Cleveland becomes c,l
.n stronger. The people all ST
Ma IA - Change, They are tire
y ~ - fu q. The steady compres
~, hard times;n these mis-
,sa peculatiye trades-people
! NV VI, the troubles they exp
N m,IiS,,,orlng confidence; the 81
n nti,-owners; the constant l
sss y, strikes; the unexampl,
seen in all these facts,
m', war-taritf code. ali Ii
h. multitude ~. to demand q chang
uId ssses Of the common pc
,ecover their lost poteic
ot 'uce recognized a go
bpls o. the people, +
nis,.s,lhsa ny the people. To,
ut , - for years past, q 90
IN q Class. by a class and ior
hsns e protected and aggrandiz,
MI Az laws. The banks a,
~ uines and railways aud fl
m 'preme masters of the Ell
~ people, To the extent tn
bv msither bought nor bro