Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-22
HIye7oN LETTER.
,,,,,r,r Than Ever-Ari'
!. .', ,ss Next Campaign
p,,,.c,sa Monopoly and an
oppressed People
|, randall and His Followers
|,.'s.d TO Their Idols
ma GaseLte.

randall ana HIS
|'. ~ TO Their Idols
''os NAV le.-It is true
49, - that Morrison, rep
ll'e rsnue r. formers in defeat
|, 's''" resulting from treason
[s,'s,tions, is more conspie-
candidate for the
h than when con-
n, lie has become \.
'." :, otherwise, the emoodi-
b 2, osss fastened upon the
pulIpv IA Of the multitu1e,
pI' ,esu,dI couiesses in Nor
!, own " e sa'e : i ss purposes
Rna M. ,,s The ticket of the
loeanm,,monly talked about
, eo, and Dorsheimer,"
IN aud Cleveland
,s,rect and admiration OF
ns = congress as few have
y He is a mag
wn Of vigorous man,
ii Night exceeds six feet, and
] I ns,I no tendency to corpu-
s ! a.uIsssutic proportions. Hts
~ like his body. AS a
si !. attractive and earnest
\. lie thinks, talks and
y .,,,,sman, and then there
s,recf propriety in hav-
= .lstroduced in the nation ,n
y opstltuting the cata-
.nssiants. All these are
ne. Van Buren, Is
r, German. If Tii-
lead, Morrison or
IA be the nominee for
'.,,y. and Cleveland or
!. m the vice-presidency.
IA 4 Morrison will occupy
, n, SI.se on the ticket. such
sip Of last evening.
SrsISEss INTERESTS.
,,,sily and periodically did
han press aud orators, in
SWashingtoL, beg Carlisle
Eou Ito spare the business
the country The tariff,
,sd. had been properly re-
the late congress, and
ivas lovely. The country
more happy, contented ol
The offices were in proper
n al the Republican leaders
n. One hundred thousand
oihigh and low degree, were
Iyeclslly by the government,
lei owned banks and rail
tbe rest were coupou-clip-
;he whole of the remainder
m Of protected mills ant
nj lpdustries-all clothed il
iane linen by the blessed
What a wretch was Morri
be sought TO relieve the toll
I, Of exactions levied upol
itseheme of plumber, rapidly
-r the whole wealth and
Popular toll to these IRE
rssters of the so-called re
b elegant chief executive
sand dinner-givers Of The
e, In his pleasing otlicia
f,lvays assuring the coun
boagly founded, fixed pros
be rich are the country
eholders are the country
ne not the country" Bu
kuy,n We are persistentlN
never more prosperous
Nonlson's bill wa
there were five thousan'
and dignitaries of govern
Of banks and mines an,
bin the walls of the capitol
L wee not here, and oDl,
|lliy-the favored class-th
nsclsss that Mr.. Arthur dote
messages. When Mr.. MOI
vas defeated they rent th'
With loud acclaim. TIL
Interests were saved. TIL
"a spared. How the welkil
he party Ia power wa
best, Mr.. Morrison
were tkwarted, and our vi
id hw'created prosperity {
and law-enforced beggary {
we're left untouched and III
y The failure of Morrison
IMPOSES,
MAS EXCEEDINGLY HAPPY
The capital, and solournin
York, organized the banker
bats, They publish an in
..res in New York an
aei by the millionaires
taes, advising the people
" prlncely Arthur. The
aselings in Cooper InstituI
PAGES, whereat Beecher an
nsla'lings and sycophants
Aaa,res spoke. The Dem
y lssent into factions, on
l'leaders deserving the pc
UNCOVER to the governir
a y there. Donot condem
Aad his followers too harshj
INJURED millions ure wrench,
aem the toiling people, al
Iapy The sheer force of Il
70 those whose blandis
ooall and his immoi tal bar
aas could not resist. 1t
0aeiiul that so few we
The Democratic par
sogrest "A triumph as
y, VI one hundred II,
democrats, only forty we
semselves and the poop
~ hundred million dolls
sold dazzled Randalrs ey,
press people we
sau live thousand pla,
y representatives. of the pi
y IA roared and threaten
~ ptoiiering riches Al
very traitor 10 the mul
gs.,,.
i ~. !. BUSINESS INTEREST
y y. ,Ae ruin 10 be wrought
But what do we s,
= and nervousness is IL
very one who looks II
t gay Gould? What prosp
r saal oyerturns banks Il
syI1plioence aud makes a b,
',., Street? 1t was said Of o
~iullE malath b;,, ,.,