Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
UNISON wIGGINs.
| ps,iyered at a Brown County
,ns by the Youngest Dele.
l.,e 10 the Chicago Con.
uniinn.

~ and sound government
dsnen d. a republican form
amen, In the hands of q
nd judicious people Is a
" but in the hands of
amt and vicious, a curse, 1t
,r.t sort OF robbery, so said, TO
,onr children, wnen you are
Inc lifetime happiness and
sdncation necessarily bestows,
Nj belivee you, as good pa
me being called, | respond,
eardly able to address this
Hence. But it is business, as
Measure, for me to do so,
do not wholly expect to IS.
criticism of the wise solons,
nom. am willing to stand
my record, and will ell
give my stewardship North,
Your sons, partly reared and
under your bright
and gentle CLINE. ask
rage at the polls the 4th day
hber, If 1t be your pleasure, for
Il oil county clerk. Az the
be | believe myself to be hon.
Especially prepared for the pc.
s,rove under embarrassing
ances to prepare myself at
business college, Poughktep-
Give me half a show, and l
! you good results. God only
hose who help themselves
M success, indomitable will,
energy, business, and above
h and integrity written upon
Inuer, will win. That is my
call 1t what you may, the
lis Just as sweet.
Democratic national conven-
,ened at Chicago in the great
IN building crowded with
ouls, Tuesday, July s, 1851,
urpose of selecting candidates
[Mces of president and vice
of the United States, the
owhich man can aspire.
INVENTIONS of the great politi-
Is are events of unsurpassed
aud attract the attention of
citizen Of the country,
b times, the most distin-
men of the nation con-
: together, anording citizens
|0As lookers-on, a chance to STE
pnanner of men make our laws
1epe the destinies of our country.
>hutitul City of the Lakes was
n with tseming aud anxious
Ids, awaiting results of the con-
marching under flying han
cheering music, which point
ppy results and victory in No
Applause.
rst work was forming the COM
and electing officers for BUSH
One of these men was
proud son, of whom we are
ud. He represented us in
well as talent. That was old
ubbard. a true patriot, whom
I'm and love like u father. On
the chair he gave thanks for the
lone him, and which lie accept
asa tribute to himself, but q
nent to the great state from
be came; a state which was alb
osniopolitan' In every fiber.
nwIatic party in all Its ele-
rNlhe same as 1t was when
@the trainers of the constitu-
WV three-luarters of c CEN
Men died as the leaves in
but the principles of liberty
government Were eternal; and
clpl.s that underlie tue DEM
party could not perish from the
pplausel although their authors
esse to be. People We're under
husiasm, seeking entrance to
Pld hero Of the Buffalo range,
las headquarters were crowded,
might shake his hand. The
|tatiyes of the Lone Star state
eat state with its vast domain
lie prairies, of which we are
ouu, were met and shown
~ stsct from all parts of the
Coy, Hubbard filled the
th dignity and wisdom until
q 's3lcceeded by permanent chair
IS OF Wisconsin, who deliv-
irited and able speech. There
I'm seated upon the rostrum
pie and noted men, speaker OF
se of representatives. Hon.
Carlisle, Thos. A. Hendricks,
Romsn, Allen G. Thurman,
Palmer, Lamar, Henry
pa, ex-governors, members of
ana many others. The
tic convention was white
pa out-had no negro Lynch
slPpi as the Republicans did
orary chairman. but instead a
we caucasian, Hon. Richard
OF iexas. Think of the COM
shall we have, or can we be.
party who have the swill car.
lne country to preside over
res OF no! mo-! and a man
moral status to bs president?
one of you will vote for
ulllespie Blaine, the
knight" tattooed all
th corruption. This Is
hg to all true patriotism
ney TO those who want honest
Flitutional government.
the dignity Of the nation Is
y, and with II. thank God, the
Nan party has outlived Its use
ana must soon cease to be,
corrupt civil service, star
levlng, its dark deeds, still
70 the people, until the
ration will have changed,
bonks and records been
ated, which Will perhaps find
Eet with all the Jewels gone.
party must go sooner or later.
ushed TO earth will rise again,
icket We have given you, The
icket, Cleveland and Hen.
oua cheers, will sweep the
a hurricane.
tvng IN power, grow corrupt ;
ues, and the country demands
anu for that change Texas
up 100000 msjority In No.
| Applause The fraud and
y 49," known throughout
orld, of that memorial
Ph year, n never be forgotten.