Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-10
EsplLl,s REcREAscS'
-. on tho Defeat Of the
Tariff Bill


xsus: As Mr.. Randall Randall
ton : Ss sre such able RePub
i ,;;sr's a' suppose now they
3 they belong ~.
-, ,o,iele: so dies the hope
@ ,',,l, oppressive taxes this
shuI bundled Ike se' bill bill. Randall /
pp';.s,ht Democrats voted
r y,sisJR Randall may imagine !,
lrs seS bsslp his prospects for
a.a aua liz is mistaken, how.
lsuss, helps nobody that
n ac i and the present check
in.n,sswed earnestness to IL, the
T hsiore the county. The
J. Wi. y Randall by the Demo-
q q 4 Il certain defeat for the
]. + Randall and his thirty
s 8 90 TO the Republicans
y belong
|. pos..Dispatch AS to the
y. ~ ssoaences the Republic
pppl INA that their cheering
INV assumed 10 be a party
y, lie ways and means com
+ nrsmocraiic house, is a trifie
Doubtless it puts an end
,sSislatlon at this session
2 soIne talk of further re-
= mi hedging" by the in.
= various tariff amendment
y But the real business of
TiIl now take, precedence
iudofthing,and the Repub.
sud that their so-called tri-
iisrusted a large element of
~, Il Is well as that great in.
az which is acquiring in
on,snce every day. For it
N Republican side, and by
ai element of that party,
n is proclaimed q victory
M Of maintaining war
siiuea huge surplus there.
isfbn's sake, while every
81 voted against the Nor
,I1Ius to be for tariff reform,
/ limited to revenue neces-
Republican The struggle
ended has not been without
bas done much to educate
and to inculcate wise opin-
the uppermost question in
politics. 1t has also done
fine the position OF parties.
tnls, though unfortunately
for revenue reform, have
h The weight and authority
ylson that side Of the ques-
liz In their party platforms
halls Of legislation. On the
the Republican party
4 continuation of needless
land imposition of duties
g q vast and demoraliZing
bio the federal treasury.
mocnts who have chosen
bst their party and to be-
PILES Of the Republicans are
Enent Of the organization
cnsl triumph they iniperil
opinions on the most vital
E!Ole the people they do not
u. Of course, be no retreat
ofthe flsg OF the Democ-
will go into the approach.
y campaign with the doc.
Ftnue reform inscribed on
p with all the emphasis
earnestness, and those who
them will have to march
s!gn and with that profess
llpn. This is no time for
nor will there be waveriDg
In the ranks.
alital: The black deed
te the world in all its
nhtical deformity. The
.use Of Morrison's bill has
Y out; and men calling |
Democrats joined the Re-
. numbering the measure. |
men are not Democrats, |
Pal pleading should be lis
accepted in their behalf. |
le enemies of the people,
lsp's clothing, spies in
fnlors to the cause which |
q 70 serve. Throw them
and let their brothers in |
lesa party take them in,
: Malone, and do for them |
snelf traltorous characters
Even Malone is more
l1an they are, for he did
u inc Democratic party |
apparent that his own adj |
y politics was at an eud. |
Nalures remain, and, for
PERSONAL rather than po-
so!eto strike down a meas
ailelof the toiling mass.
merely declare that the |
Me manufacturers, who !
,asiers Of the people, shall
nave the legal right to
le '' ont Of the poor mans
I, pas y In their own. This
II, Il aeny, bntit is too plain,
startling to think of!
, " by what royal pre-
i, .,ssy make the poor man
Wy, Wy morn to late at night
'auce, and then take a part
~ money and put it
- - snu call it protection
NJ, Why Should delicate
= sn sew every day in the
4Il pants for ! cents a pair,
a'ed 10 pay from % 10 al