Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-13
WASHTNGTONIs.l.
Blaine's EDitaph as Win.
era ROstonian a.s
Independ,.1 a,
A Bad Year for Ben RI,
Powers Greek sla,s-Is
About the ssiis re
James A. George sm,,,s
Buffers PrOteges ans
Cotton co,. j.

WAohlNdION, Oct. ltur
ton of the hour is Res, I'.s =.
against Blaine. 1t IL rand |
ment of facts affecting n eide.
Blaine entertained eight Of fe
Railroad President Joy ri.
substance of Beecheris t. Of
JOY stated in the presssght q
and several Others lb,,lrcareI
proposed for a ~
20 have such land grant 1rt
fected by congress az jos 'alnel
Joy didn't agree 10 ~ W WD
Blaine did nothing. Bs q tns
joys statement; Ii was . nge|
and perverted, and Joy 1appl|
telegraphed, OF course n, iul "
dispatch Is untrue. nv 'tr ing
whether Mr.. Joy will ds,,92i VII
fulness of Beecher and iran
others. Joy is now l1 W y
Blaine; eight years aeobs, nos|
pronounced Blaine a ~ " v. y, y I.
drel.n M MT e ,
But there is no use In NJ ~
to show that Blalne ~
oughly corruptRndofyauitl 7, ~
Every intelligent and hope 4.
porting Blaine Is coguil,n a y |
OF Blaine's dishonesty sli !,
he supports Blaine fvn p,,d I
necessity. JOY is a grea,n AZ n
grant monoUOllst, and wild
plunder The whole e0au.ss. / d
protection or, as osur.nn-l|
and banks. Blaine, thea owe.
ever corrupt, Is joys cautnale
But the best paragraph tlrcl|
letter Is the best descrlplnId III
10 nature ever written. N Of Al
IL the living told the truth uI|
Blaine's epitaph. It rumt q
"Unsound In statesui,st an|
ment, Inscriptions h)fa 3
methods, dim-eyed in w that
distinction between trulhrst.
absorbingly ambitious, & III
sighted as 70 the methods dibou
his ambition, but, with since
disposition and n brilllanl Ike q
capacity, a Blaine makes there
candidate, but would maxi GLOW
Gus PRESIDENT hing
A BoSToNIAN HERO or TnalmH
PRSDENCE. v as
IL is not commonly kers 0
George II. Thayer, a grea,or 70
of DIR. Joseph Warren, vlhe "a
mortal az Bunker Hill, v5er Of
geant of Wyatt's compauy,5
min at Goliad. II Boston
this, they might confer kete VI
thy with Texas wheu uisti
events of 1886, and buildlsale
monuments In honor Of D ga
dead of the commonssn ~
Butler should think bellf'' n,e
a great.grand.son OF the n -
son of Massachusetts, YES III
heroes of Texan indepene. -
And this reminds metz ~
be bad year for negroeh ,b
II Ben Butler intends % ~
with his bloody legions z , ~.
/ the interests of Cutiee, 81 ~
ened last week in one AZ.
speeches, made as per O. -, -.
! Fisher Mulligan Blaine, y . ~
organizing his hosts for ~
cotton crop of Texas VIZ
ingly light. Ole balewla 80
from each five acres aud an
farmers and their famillai Ns|
own cotton picking M AM
blacks will migrate. lnsls cre|
per hundred pounds they for
gather the crop at 80 esAistl i
pounds; but there viii Be OfI
! for negro labor and the y IA q
prepare to die. Butlerlseh her
mans If we rear a proper 2
the once CORY field of Coils
Of the Texan great grandsAnce
Warren, Boston may lnleipl to |
the wrath of unbo,tled Ben yea
THE GREEK sLAu rs a
| was contemplating dhe i
day, in Corcoran's AIT Che
matchless charms # Pesshea
slave. 1t is wholly faul!lf llif
fore unnatural Bat ops 1ou
staring and wondering Nhou|
human toll and genius That
carved such a figure IN slollin
I am reminded at the VI;
the San Antonio Int !;
Hiram Powers, from Mnou
like Minerva from that ospl
divine creation spTang, Va 3
the business manager u al
mother Of Anthony Trolla
moral show and wax ilggs.h
clnnati. 1t seems that fo.nc
sort of 40 jnAct Of the cnuIVue
of the period and after eA5
charms of his wax wofM, rs
a curtain and hell with all s1ol
horrors was presented 70 ky
spectators the narrator NO
away thrilled with hoIIu, u y
have the accuracy OF Ipp nl
inquired into by the tIus,k's. !,
rams gallery whose e9oies ~
art Is this creation OF Hirs|
FETCH HIM HOW . y
James A. Georg ,ot DIE
| in the service OF the bep ~
tional committee, Is ~
most effective and gselu' n nj
mouthpleces OF Butleils,ma. &
been sent out TO do mlssTs,sI' M, 4
In Kansas and Iowa ana
the papers give glowing y
the earnest efiectlvents. n |
appeals to the GreenbackSs.e'
Monopolists. When w WI
Buffers little speech md |
threatens 10 come down MR. M
and force Southern i
TO pay more for coiss ~ y
than the work Is worth Il
viii follow Ia Butter III
and the good man Ws = 81
will Slaughter rebel
enemies right and leistalrtar|
Beh Botlef. by his ahslifv,s,
It,ta Gnutltfp - /.