Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-29
WASHINGTON In
Queer Fancies and or..
Relations of MachI,a'S'
Inventions to HuS..
What viii Come ofIt-B....
srn Patriotism 1t esp.I
Africa Stewart q

0PoNissi correspondence Of fh.c
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.Hs n
1t is now practically a.,
costs one-tifth as much y s'a h
ten by common suel. i,
and West 1t will cost ons
and fiftieth as much A. ~.
The question of chean ~.
and cheap power
electricity is at ~ ~
and this heat-producins
may be attached 10 ths 4.
boilers we have without y.
This solar heat and foros "
lied, its owners say, in svs..
pursuit of man. It viii N!
and iron and all metals sSs
duction of human indns,l
vastly to the wealth Of NJ
1t is quite impossible "a
intensity of heat begotten
centration of the suns !!
told that a million degree
would not measure Ii. ~
stones fused by the touch
of this concentrated m
all the SUMS rays falling h,
of ground were conceptnis
point ten miles from thed
they converge, the heat I
through "a brick wall as
through ripened wheat. n
Of this heat is simply
Crowds of curious people
effects. One would supp.
inventor would he Instant
aire; but "old Moneybs5
and he wants
the inventor barely n
money to take out new
new applications Of the h
discovered.
WHAT NEXT
Don't you see what is ON
our whole social system d
olutionized by invent
Fennerty takes two ma
steamer, and ship by sd
bilge water indicator and
for these day and nigh
The air siphon ventilatG
throws doctors by he Z
out of employment
ten per cent. 10 ths ?
of human life. Calver did
pits, finding all heat wW
iinitely more coming DON
and seas from the sun itsl
gets power and power elt
all are now limitless In 4
force. There is no phu
industry to which thes
and discoveries may no.
The effect of all these, and
dred patents are often ii
to make man a thlti
er than a h
chine. Mccormick m
Us to produce wheat at sll
the cotton-picker lthele
these deemed perfect a
races more widely than
Blaine or malice OF Bottle
the cost of cotton to five q
ing and feeding humanlg
~ by half than any nailz
since it is done by maohins
cheaper here than elseE
world. There is no tsfif
its importation, and vi y
we must have a tariff Ffi
1t is not the wheat q
or laborer that is prakA-
pays Ben Hutler's facitl :
more because Butler 81
for the cloth they make
bread and cotton and q
cost less here by half iail
and we can therefore MAJ
less and sell industrial
per cent. less than lels
+ lands, why pay, through
ton of governmenI
cent. more than
minerals are worth
mine owners? BY Eh
law or morals does the
take my money to give
! of these mills and mlna
!. not give a penny moreie
than The price of labor y
fies. II the labOrer strike
Ireland are al our door
protects labor here again
. tation of labor. Unlll Y.
should have tariffs for =
: INVENTIVE GENIUS AMP
U But even If Blaine ana
: protracted power, INV
" lands, cheap food ana 8
demption of the valley
sippi and the addition .
bic riches in wheat ~
and cotton to the super'ss
ucts of the country, WI
here cost so little and
;, engines will make gola
d abundant that the Soila
70 be centered in the
j. and the bare
Il we require protectl0ul, o.
against that Of any e0'
n absurd. ,.,l
h / have not caioulas
,r result, but do know
cease to toll and only 7
PEELED by electric and
splnnlani the weary mss
ity. With that wosls
which Mr.. Stewart q :
- poetry and propheee,, ,i
~ dreaming when be e. -,
V. mission 10 organize ~, y
" between all the conn ID. 7
a Americas, the coming \
: inevitable. There =
~ since Africa was an
~ ~ reason why we sllOIg
"a against Brazil OF a..
Is against Maine or III h
"a annexation Of Afr l,.I q
10 citizen, out ofthe ~ !, II.
old notions and i i.ass
It made deere @1 . and S'i cislr
and Morse have
globe that ii u no
ar, patriotism TO grasp y Is