Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
WASHINGTON Inn
Progress Of the Confess.
Turning -FOrces Of nj, y
in Ohio Forgotten
The oOrruptionists' Deso.o. n
Carolins-Bob IDgsrsoIIp /. 4,
Blaine and Byscs., =

Special Correspondence Of ,b.o
WASHINGTON, Oct. -
stsr-router, Kerens, and ann,,
corruptionists left this nor, N
North Carolina. The state III NJ ! \
is to be bought. If the ma
buying the ballot boxes thew
rupt the electors. The onl,;'.'
ofthe presidency, in Grant, },
from the capital, NJ
has no moral now,
the country as Grant =,
hardly be attempted. Bnt ~.
olina will be used to off.et NJ
and now, like New YORK. ". 4
by Blaine. ~
Ben Butler is at last in.l... \
People have ceased to listen I.
The contest is at fever heas y
Cleveland and Blaine and M
shows attract nobody. Even h,
niacal whisky fighters are al,
from their milk and nocIder ~
and enter the great arena NJ
Blaine or for Cleveland. tn
people are at last aroused Al
party leaders had mlsrsr.
Cleveland. It was believed \
had betrayed the people when h
only violated his own convl3
right in order to abide nv 4,
The people have learned M !
could not compel Cleveland 4
might please them, to perIure
This point gained the tide IA
II gathers force rapidly. IthI
Eeadway, / suppose: but h,
confessed and Blaine can onI,
1t. If there were weeks. lusis
tervening days, before tbe
Clevelaud's triumph would b,
nounced as was Harrisonls IN
If Blaine should win, which
possible, by bribing North I
and Ohio and Indiana, the 4,
be SO thoroughly understood h
methods, his party, and his poI
be Infamous. He will be tolen
there may be peace; but III
will not dare, and Blaine will
the haTdihood to organize Tied
court that Gould aud the lauil
may rob the people Of $4,000
Blaine be president, he win n
time most circumspect. Hi
scious and the country know
is surrounded aud mainly "a
and nominated by a body Of a
thieves, who have stolen millts
therefore, are eminently red
He will be forced, for q time d
these rascsls out of public yisT
BOB INGERsOLL
The finest specimen Of n.
personal eloquence that hH
from mortal lips in our M
Bob lngersollis eulogiaa
nounced when Blaine,
mated by Ingersoll the plumdE
was proposed to be made The
can candidate in 1876. This i
specimen of matches word d
has filed the earth with b
| glory as measured by the gsaisl F
gersoll. 1t drew n most chlrnlaI
ture OF the i8telleetual mah Bi|
vices were not discovered aai n
soil, in silence, deplGe todiy
fact that he gave such snln sagI
position in the eyes Of ths BsPaa
party that the worst Of thspI5
enabled to compel Blainet az
to the place he holds.
Iugersoll is esteemed an hoas
right gentleman. He has req
scious of the wrong he did th.
in 1876 at CincinnAa
is a devout negrophiA
an earnest Republican, q a
many good men deplorei but
not find it in his heart %
Blaine.
THE PROPHECY
Seeing these influences
upon men like IngersOll ana
and upon honest gentlemel
where, and knowing that ~
would have ten-fold gFeal
among the impulsive and mGs
multitude, / predicted before
of the canvass a violent poilus
luton. / was sure 1t wouIde
is gathering its forces 10 Ne
The press confesses it. The
or Independent Evening y
city SAYS: at looks like = Z
in New York; Everything +
land ward and Ben Butler
-wrecixed-Out of the coDle
ten. am sure the tide i Isl
the end coming and that Wy
Gould does not buy hall
votes, will be president.