Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
u Texas Newspapers Crude
|ons-The New and Potent
H. in This Campaign.
/, Was Made GOvernorCf Massa-
,tts-P President Arthur and
the Dudley Affair
|ortv Millions at stake-How
Enst Stand or Fall by the
November Election.

"A
/. me statement of Mr.. Well
\. the tariff costs the people
I a thousand millions annu-
tistieIans and experts COM
d. sstimste the cost to the
iii of the country to
esi aen hundred millions.
~ ,gh, as this newspaper states,
IA nment collects through cus-
om es only 500, 900 600 per an
! I fI the people not only pay this
! h +est and importers and mer-
n. lrofits on it. The cost of the
ID sdded to that of the goods inn
AL mn profits and usury until
= s fall into the hands OF the
N other consumer, and the
Uncertainty becomes $3.50 000,-
then each American mill
81 i manufacturer of these pro-
oods adds the tariff ON such
helr price at the mill or fac
N the people not only pay
"a ON Imported, but upon all
~ goods manufactured in this
sis we pay So for every wool
IilV .only worth 81 80, whether
NM ome from England or from
!, nd while wool hats may only
4, Ia the government, the peo-
y 5000, go annually, for these
~ are only worth two and a.
T. ons. The tariff on wooden
: lures, as on blankets, is
-, !, prohibitory. The tariff
~ lea price is the sum stolen by
", on the consumer and given to
v. 8aulaoturer, and not penny of
~ u the laborer who tolls in the
''' he demands a share of the
i snle ed price he is kicked out and
IA. aatH and Irish are imported, and
'u' process has gone on
:. |kfiii.blest Massachusetts, I'M
A. ia native born laborers
1bte left it, aud more than half
n lie of the old Bay state are
N. ns or Canadians, and these
who made Ben Butler gov
!. b the blessed old common
z he is detested by his own
1 + I was telling you, the wees
r. apless laboring poor of Mas
lts are not vet ended. They
r. Higrate. They are driven by
iOnp into the West. There
9 nature and Horace Greeley
it that they should find
y farms and homes, but
me Republican party that
i many of the twelve or fifteen
lCa millions annually, that the
Z nay be richer and the poor
"A and infinitely more numerous
~ decisive year of tariff robbery,
w " alfsame Republican" par y
- olutely given the public lanas
rich, and the only recourse left
+ les from Massachusetts, is to be-
icons OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
/, ctedn nobility, 500 of whom own
I, 3 And than is within the confines
s. q. England and New York. The
y. y. b thus heeced AID p!undered
n 9bbed and wronged and then ex-
= nd then insulted by being told
y. x tariff protects labor" Blaine
:. = E ives the poor and the many, and
II Ae idiots that he would "protect"
!. Il 1t Is the protection, repeat it,
T.. = yultures give to lambs
\. GOULD STANDS BY BLAINE.
! y have never ref cted that Gould
y l well afford TO spend 81 ,000, 900 in
s'E lie and his telegraph operators
pagers absolutely destroyed, for
! pr two, the esprit OF the Demo
y l, party, Gould bought outright
votes, Blaine fascinated 10000,
!, Is greatly to be feared that these
! ignorant people may not
7 lime, before the election, Il
: Their lost sense of honesty on
e aand and of patriotism on the
I could has at stake forty mil
4. which the Union Pacific Rail
h iulpany owes the United States
reorganization of the supreme
I. y Blaine is worth that sum Il
!, ners OF the Union Pacific rail
now many millions are required
u New York, New Jersey. Con
4. and OhiD? Such il
esuon now considered by Goule
: great thieves of Wall street.
the PEOPLE ARE HELPLESS.
" the Texas paper to which
maundering about the TART
y n honest people are inquirinl
oest for the country and how
!. practical, wise and homes
resident that vice and extrava
auu enormous public bur
- may be lessened, tn,
D - the only fact determining re
b = me personal necessity of ia,
VINO proposes to save $40, 200,
Z - 20 this he and his gang will
4 :, y need be, $4,000 900 If tn
siect Cleveland, AS they wcul'
snti by 1000 900 majority, Goul'
nis associates will buy tn
~ college. Forty million
: a,ahe ana the reorganization {
p,slna court. Aud then th
', ~ class, as such, have NOR
'lousand million dollars in
! They will add a million t
corruption fund. The pee
The extent that the
unoought and not false
euucaled, as by ths
aaisWspaper, will vote by an over
lg majority for Cleveland.
RESIDENT AND GEN. DUDLEY
'luent Arthur has kept his moutI
Nv conducted himself as becam
'sslaent of the United States du
2 ~, s pending Of this contest. Bu
sh Service Reform assooiatio
called his attention /
sonduct of Gen. Dudley
iias openly violated the civil ~
r.. fhQe. Iha s..a.s.s 4