Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-28
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r. Y, ne People are Robbed.
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II acceptance, Hts the oiooov
,ssl Logan Is not n sentiment
. ~. moral perceptions are not
!, .eu,e. lie Is even apt to Of
|. over-sensitive In words and
3, ,be newspapers have been
:, 'Sout those Young men from
:. Illinois who came into the
80. service in 1861. They
logan was coming and that
r. lmpelled to the course they
Nv Logan's speeches. These
Young men having enlisted in
N armies, none were Drawer
t.lthiul. They were mistaken
N doubt. but said that Logan
MING South, and twas rumored
s,,n was TO have n regiment or
IN Albert Sidney Johnston's
mt all this IL forgotten bv
Az except Logan. and Logan Is
Lrt,.tipr against this statement
.u,u nom Illinois, where in
IN q scceptance he lifts the
rsbit He must surpass Blaine
ssi,lIOp Of the South. There Is
n rs,sn for this assertion Of hos
h Soulhrn white people in the
Ist when Logan was Of the 1lli-
legislature he sought to have a
Incid excluding liberated ne
from that state. II IL also trne
Then Lincoln came to Washing
1851 Logan was esteemed In
|ua the foremost of Northern So
bi.ts. He was therefore forced
own personal history to out
Blaine, and therefore all this
hinder about the woes Of ne
in the South. His hloody-shirt
ailop hath this significance and
|e, II is designed to cloak the
I'D follies of Logan, and not IA
nest invective against vices of
Ruth. Therefore do | concur
he editors Of THE GAZETTE, and
that nothing harsh should
Of Lopan's conduct. He IL an
ntly wise, consistent, learned,
ii and good man.
lines GENEROSITY TO LOGAN.
ne left the bloody-shirt business
\ In Logan's charge. Blaine's
S II involves sectional ques-
rood. to the extent that his
: Ia good, and the party Ia good
othe extent that II Is sectional.
Blaine. absnrdly enough. pro-
10 capture North Carolina and
sseA and even Alabama, and
Z therefore omitted. that these
nstht mt be repealed. the dis
q n sectional issues, while 10.
suffered to serve himself in the
hy meals to sectional preiu-
iodbNew England sentiment
redistribution Of themes he
Lam and Blaine was thus
nsce, and in seeking votes the
w ought to be propitiated bv
ana the sentimentalists of the
y Logan. Logan by possibili-
ln' be guilty of producing a
ur out never a sentiment.
can write a verse. while Logan's
pe fearful dogPerel. But the
- and necessities of the two
aelgnsted the subjects and
ntir letters, as unlike as the
snd Then Logan's Is peculiar
lg unlike him aelf.
LEvELAND's LETTER.
eand's Is coming. 1t will be
clesr and crisp. 1t will assert
npslhies with the masses of the
and show that his devotion to
tary Is based upon his devotion
People. A true Democrat Is a
alanthropist, while the Repub-
wants faith in the capacity of
asses for tasks of government.
',e Profound admirers of Alex.
hamilton and of aristocratic
Aun forms of the British mon
], therefore Blaine's prolix de.
" .he policy Of the government
past twenty years. which has
'ne presidency an elective mon.
anu created classes uLheard of
projection" had done It's per.
1olk and monsirous land.en-
eorporatiOns reigDed.
.'shd Will hardly do more than
luz Democratic platform and
hp''hciples that animated him
" Se'ame the leader of the
~ New York against Folger,
Sw,, ~. of the governing
oDEL REPUBLICAN.
,"hng Of the department of
onS Is model Republican.
~ W and career illustrate the.
Ia MS party when reduced TO
10 70 Official and social life.
N th "as ability, aud I am per
|u;0 MA. ne Is a good fancy farmer
q o. course, for effect and not
~. !. Is all for display and gor-
M, snd TO make people talk
N Lv' y. grub. His bureau Is
AZ MN his Department. II
! h ny, OF the interior depart
IT,. mas revoltad and set I'm
| ibs anu Gen. Loring hobnobs
IA nea1s OF the departments.
Ven s9od man from Ohio who
J 10 lying several years In con.
N. ha u, Lorlng Injected into the
! q HI. somehow the president
Bsct ~ link that he has the right
|fisl,l,0 r himself the members OF
Aamh.., Ainllyand of his own coun-
1 70 ha.an ana Loring, thus far, has
alon.s,,'s, himself legislated into a
PrlISs.ae Brewster and Teller
adler s sen and the old salt,
have n sua those jolly good fellows
eounci,v u.es ennosque deorum In
y. chamber OF the White
Illl nj. ug does not resign when
slill AZ zach session Of congress,
\ mIpis,.nss around among the
and Nh, I,,els and foreign ambassa.
}hlsis publishes HETEROGENEOUS
100 ana Soat Maine aud tho crops
b sppron..l mugs and still comes Ia
Y own Sbp,,,stlons Here he stands
- biz Jhps.om. The congress rec.
\ givip,y ,a i, as q quasi depart.
" littis y many special aud ex.
~ hss' grabs. Ever since 1870