Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25


and yet pronounced by
great architects, like Mr.. Mullct and
Mr.. Clark of Washington, the Every
perfection OF human genius In mechan-
ical art,n / was telling railway king
about It and how IL would ventllate
his passenger aud foul emigrant and
sleeping coaches, when he said; "Oh,
yes, see 1t all, but 1t costs s., and
what signifies the comfort or health Of
passengers II they still travel aud pay
for it?n A great hotel manager, with
diamond as large as n filbert in his
flashing shirt bosom, said: "Nes, that
simple and cheap continuance will Ger.
tainly pump all the air out of my bed
chambers and out of my kitchen, and
fresh, pure air will as certainly be sub
stituted by the weight of the atnios-
phere itself, but why should l buy
these air syphons and set them over
chimneys and sewer pipes unless other
competing landlords have them? am
af1er money and not expanding any
Just now IL 1 can help It,"
But cholera is coming and yellow
Jack striding about the islands and
remotest shores OF the Mexican gulf,
and malarial winds do blow over cities
and homes of the people, the heaviest
and foulest sinking into Easements and
cellars and sleeping apartments and
breeding disease and death.
1t Is wei! that men, like Rogers and
Fennerty, are created. They do Illus
trate the goodness of God. Men and
women, i'm spite of themselves, are
provided with longevity and health
iuln .ss and comfort by the one, Fen
nerty; while the other, Rogers, makes
the Headlight of the tempest the
locomotive OF thought. All powerand
force and progress, not long ago, We're
supposed TO be stored by Omnipotence
in coal beds; Rogers evokes them, for
all human purposes, from the air,
from the heavens and the earth. His
New Castle Is the universe; his work
shop immensely; his power that which
moves planets In their orbits and
illuminates their pathway with the
glory of God.
THE NEW LEADER OF THE CoLoRED
RACE.
Perry Carson was before Judge Smell
to-day, prosecuted by the city authpri-
ties for the suspension of u Blaine and
Logan flag across Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. The prosecutors could find ne
local or other law prohibiting 1t, and
every tradesman or shop-keeper has
the right to advertise himself and
wares 10y methods employed by Perry
Carson, and the thoroughiares of tn,
capital will be beclouded with bunting
Horses and people will become accus
toned 10 the nuisance, finally to b'
abated like telegraph poles, by shee
force of popular detestauon. PER-,
Carson celebrates his victory tonight
where all loquacious darkies of thu
capital are suffered TO imbibe at hal
rates. 1t is gorgeous fact that th'
first great campaign banner of the Re
publican party uplifted in the capita
was unfuried by Perry Carson. Ii i
upborne on one side of the avenue b.
rum-hole and on the other by n coilin
shop. There is whisky, degradation
and death. When the triumvirs mr.
deposed and the reign o
this ugly mob restored, Perry Carson
controlling absolutely one. third of th
votes of Wash ington, will become tn
John Kelly OF black Tammany, di'
posing of municipal offices, power an
plumber at will. Sherman and Hoa
and Edmunds will then learn whethe
sauce for the goose is sauce for tn
, gander."
VI CDuFst 1 lui Co-uptIhtiiiB WIZ
Father Clapp, the Republican an
Bob Ingersoll, and with all these goot
) honest Republicans, who, rs soon {
, congress is out of the way, becom
: earnest advocates of the retrocession I
the poor privilege of self-governmer
To the poor people of Washington, IL
Guiding the delicious Perry Carson an
l to his whisky shop and branch deaf
: mans house across the street and
HELPS Bottom HARDLY. If the triun
virs, Edmunds, Lydecker and Yves
had undertaken to compel obedience
3 their prohibition of the suspension I
= banners across the avenue, there woul
have occurred "a more bloody an
terrible than the Danville riot, an
, the blessednefs of negro lnterventio
0 In affairs of government would hay
e been proclaimed 10y flashing razors al
$ pistols over all this fair land. 81
Blaine was In the field. A negro III
!. In the capital, above all things, was
: be eschewed, and Perry Carsons ba
r ner still floats VIGOROUSLY over u
: heads of the triumvirs of the people.