Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
kmsly warning-The Process
Ism the sOuth-Raum's
4 March Estonian Grief.
L,cksd-T The Bureaus Must
smule, Honest, old.Fash-
a Democracy to Rule.
hmm Come Coke and Gar.
IA ThroChmorton and Well
l-Gossip of the Capital,
OF the Gazette.

|anQb Oh hiSht AN GIL ehS
especially Ohio, who rushed
ston in the vain hope of
nce. They come flushed
confidence and victory
Ippy these luckless fellows |!
III to buy, when leaving
[elurn tickets and they
ii aud die in the cutters
al. One hundred thousand
young lawyers and
and farmers ana
the South aud West are
Washington in the winter,
getting places, and yet the
commission have filled
al position under the gov
ID this commission exam
snls in their several states
can secure a place who has
an examination. u Mess
esand vacaucles occur, since
Cleveland will suffer no
BE- made except for drunk
deficiency, all these hum
"a officrseskers will rush
bn IN vain Why does not
,sman from each district
I'D on this subject? 1t Gu
peus that each hankrupted
draws funds from his NJ
to return TO his home, and
ton would be more Oenefi-
gressmen and to aspiring
Ind men than this
now give without fee
H IfSny reader of The GA
unholy aspirations pro ,os.
ndon the country fov the
come the wretched tool OF
fer and q mummy and a
such an untbinking Great
B Photograph with all the
hons OF his virtues possible
le cost Of the journey and
There will be not less
i've hundred to one thous-
Ants for every place TO be
President, and for the first
servlce the new president
IL wnOlly impossibls
tryiews with place-hunters,
lOre those applicants for
fancy that their good looks
+ the Presidents bowels OF
Inducing him 10 look ten
them, should simply send
8 to be presented TO Mr.
BY the proud and gratified
p who is expected TO do the
% for the constituent.
" If you must come to
Q, when leaving home, a
ticket, aud don't cell half Of
scalpers to pay your
bill. / have seen
ns and besides, two editors
onmonwealth, after starry
~ IN vain pursuit of the
iolumenls incident to hum.
sent home by subscrip-
snong our generous con-
oaeh have been burdens
lhese otlics-seeking adj
paa our M C.'s, even I'M
Al administrations, that
ApAie with dread and dis
uAa the vast incuTsiOn of
nov shout TO be precipi-
F ledtral capital. The
'sa hun Texas | presume
1oiut-stock company
ealy the burdens to be
Oshalf, OF they may meet
anu advising oflice-seekers
Jug Jug and send in applica-
uned photographs. The
coming up from Texas
q Instructed that IL they
Jung they must travel
!, Every newspaper in
auVlse their readers Of
y mere recited.
ne ExABAsIs.
'sls Of Asnephen often re-
V'as enteuthen exclauai
ne marchedn-and
gu thinking whether
atpet-baggers that have
y twenty years can make
ralsasangas THE ten para
culinary days march of
= OF AenOphon In escap-
oriental and ancient
~ ,Aht aud Hayes tiule,
s.oagser came TO grief
.a0e 10 the Gulf states,
- honorable place In the
sbiltories But these
isul aud Cleveland will
ler them. Kellogg ia
= esatpet-Lagger. He ia
~ Tau nas never forgotten
! i, While exhausting d.
n Oeen boarding pennies.
osaten by Gay Tor cen.
ia = bio wing, spoutlng, |
h 'sle cast by the resent |
'tuqlocracy far inland |
neis done for. Cav |
the Times Democrat |
~. o death. Poor, poor
ued TO obscurity he |
q oblivion. Without 4
ns, even by the blacks
g,sIt1s,listently duped tell |
az Cleveland triumphed |
a. s.saVed-this KELLOGG.
OF star reuters and
1,,aSy bidders in poli-
sn piping senators like |
T,,, he wanted
onlIed States senate
! 1 o.' 80. Win not KeI-
h PEOPLE Of the south OF
! 1 ! Of his Departure
p,a : guard Of honor and
0GEsssion follow the old |
of h h Is tbs last repre-
'pose accused carT.et-
aiosss aud qualities At
and Of the Galveston
soIa,. 2 Others like him,
6Sssdlersnd a gentIensn
~. -Au OF CIV u siiS bi-