Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-24

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s. n',. o.ancnss ~ tne government:
onr rs ~, .uw 'akss rom US uo2en OF
tma s,ess r,. ~" h'eps 'nem rom
. 49, sne sta.e anu now many iute
ssa.es'nsn 90 you hnu7 How many
ss ..., une IneannE y, among those
NJ, NJ w,n cV''re scehu toserve the people,
words sre e LII ~ anu eapao,e. Inc
clsnssr"ns ' sn ~ wo,,niess lawyers,
MAJ, .',ss.. III Hny u,ice the people
nn,,d s....a ~. .n.s whoie army
von S, wouu nAfuiy make one
',a'.'.s ssa.es,nnn. Ana " Is this very
., ev Y. wnicn nns Always STOOD be-
s W. Wy reoP'e ahu tneh true inter.
"s mS ,r ssuy 20 ues.roy wnat practical
a.. aau MY ,sss.ve puoi,c mas Ac,umuiat-
vVas, W e"Vc c ssem enem on. mere IN
S;c,aa .vAas, ,s.,ows wno IiAu peen m
1890, S"Si suvSysslvc SESSION. OF tne
E sSnau Jusy ,Hr ini.ule 20 pay their
mary n,sa,;,.rs ~, ssess,oh .! pr,
tho .s' Sv.ss "u" ui.,rassteiy cohtiot
.ne nominations. businessmen, mod
,as a,,w scspeu.e" gehuelnens good cit
,s.'s ""u p'on,p, saA-Phyers, men VINO
az =. ."S couh.Iy anu Mi there was
,, !" ~ .ePresenteur or anecteu
a.,,s 1usn "I.ual power, We're showed
ia. anu Esven no recoEnition, on
s,,,s " NV MN ior Ieasons eltie,iar 10
su,s, we business men OK the country
H., mso g.uwn very inuaiIerent as 10 poll
~. a a.a Wy see unem MkiDg li!tle
~ ,,r.,,..., Vi. ~ elsu'tons thhn veuhg
w. p'o ~ wnav .ney nave, and 10 &C.
,ad .ne ., scy."n OF Hanoluates pest Ut
va.,ons uss,snMRs ,ne uMies OF the
di',n,. " .s. anu vnuer tnis con-
u .',,', ~, thinss' party lines nave been
.n.ne almost UNKNOWN. The reduce
.aym VI Nusy on WOODS alone
u.nvs ii y, q, o ,a, smeepn,en annually up
m ,r,s VI Slvyv'VvVs ana keeps the cir
I lava ~, mere SNORT that sum. Bad
~ u ~, 1--WE, %uu VIZ uW.fageous rulings
y. VIZ ianu noaru afe retaruing imni-
ssu. .,. "nu .ne usVehophient OF the
ov"n.ry, anu WorR'hg great hardships
on ue.ual settlers. The people nre
o, x lor representatives capable
VI .,,, u,,n,ueis'uuulng their interests, ana
", haVe .nen,, u they nave 10 20 out
sue OF Tue Democratic party TO find
'" rn
our eN.cohgresemah, CaL upson,
, mas ant n ,n, NM, man ,nhn Hancock to
,eplesenl ,ne West Snouiu Hancock
pe a candidate for reelection, Epson
Mn unuoupteuiy make contest for
W." ,1Vsi.on' he ~ one OF inc most
urus.''hs stump speakers IN the state,
e,oluens anu anie, ana when once
I,ouseu WIN lignt TIL victory comes.
le was pIuvecoihnianuer during the
| WI, anu u"Fiug reconstruction days
iolioweu the republican Leaders from
stump 70 stump ana city To city, their
,hos, dreaded enemy, doing more TO
~. .ne pan OF uufk ana me heel OF
oppression from his people than any
otller one man. re mas never LOST his
nuiviuualily, ana has always asserted
ms hnhnoou; congressional deifga-
uons from the difiefent states have
their leaders one man lily hts the path
| way for all. This Is just about eqUiva-
lent TO having one man TO
represent an entire state. He dictates
what are the interests OF the Demo-
cratic party, ana so they All carry the
ensign 'PnrtiRan,' ana forget the
people until they return home and
want To be re elected. when they first
give an account or their faithful
stewarnships,D ana then refer 10 the
Time honored party that was founded
ny me people, OF the people, for the
people, IN the days OF Jefferson. We
want Just as llttle OF THIS party bnsi-
ness III congress ~ possible. we want
.ne people tnonght more OF. we want
.'N
Gus sections Oh state or widely
uiVersineu interests 10 pursue their
courses independenily-not cast their
characters ana identity and manhood
under the influence OF some designing
leader VINO can return home to his
constituency ana boast how he led the
whole delegation ny lheir noses, Sc
cured me passage OF every law he
wanted, ana stopped others which
might have been OF general interest to
the state. but would not especially
benefit his district. We want more
men ike Col. lpsoh IN con-
gress. we want more men
IKE Gen. Gibson OF Louisiana TO rep
resent the people. Ihere II no use In
trying 10 dupe the masses. Enact
laws detrimental 70 Inc best and gem
ersi ,nteresls OF the people, ana the
people VIII disregard them until they
can replace tllose VINO enacted them
WIN men VINO VIII Obtain iiieir repeal.
100 hnucn IesislatIon ~ our curse,
anu 700 many repr,senta,ives and too
little brala IN our legislatures Is the
foundation OF the trouble, If the
| hummer WuH reduced 0np.hnlf q. fun.