Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-16
ers which Folger fondles and the tar,s
system maintains and aggrandizes. "
THIvnNtA

cIs wuicn folger fondles and the IN r,g
system maintains and aggrandizes' -"
,, THURMAN.
Inc friends ofThurman in tho c..,
tai ana he Is one OF the most notdn. .
OF Democratic candidates for the i nros,
dency, Insist that 1t Is more importem,
70 carry Ohio thas New York and
that THURMAN aside from the GERMAN
vote OF New York. Is rs strong thar.
az Dorsheimer. But the adhersnts s, y,
thurman accept Dorsheimer AZ Thai
second choice and because Dorsheimar
can certainly secure the uncerta,n
votes OF Ohio, and because he wonld
win them as great number of votes
as MS party possibly loses by the
aelectlon OF the wool growers who
proposes at Chicago to sell their votes
70 she party that would nav
ii,ost ior them, robbing the rest of the
peoPIe through the custom.house To
70 pay the bride. The Republican
party holds all the ctston o,,ses a,d
naving all the money of the govern
ment can afford to buy WHO'LL class
But they can't buy the German vntar.
OF New York or of Ohio.
KELLEY FLo0RED BY MIR. nrrNN o,,
ARKANSAS.
Pig-1ron Kelley ratified off his ,sua,
speech yesterday and had the audacitv
to condemn those who had voted for
the concession OF imperial domains IN
the great corporations. Mr.. Dunn of
Arkansas, who Is rapidly becominp n
most conspicuoustas he Is one of The
pest speakers of the house, and who Ia
also u truer anti-monopolist than Ben
Butler, projected into the house this
morning more information and more
startling than the dispatch from
Chicago telling how the negro Lynch
had fioored Clayton and won the pres.
idency of the Republican convention.
HOW THE PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR
HERITAGE.
10 the exposition of this inquiry
Mr. Dunn addressed himself. He
showed by unpublished statistics
complied In the land office that the
public domain of the United States, like
that of Texas, has been so fiercely
preyed upon by the politicians and
railway land monopolists that few
pioneers could secure homes for honest
toll. The land has been transferred 10
honest speculation" 1t has been ex
hausted by the Republican party in
creating one of its favored and special-
ly coddled and aggrandized classes
the lords of rails. Kelley, even honest
Pig Iron Kelley, has voted for every
land steal, and in conformity with pro-
cesses OF reasoning that led him to do
this, he Is the choicest impersonation of
protection. He is the querulous, owl
laced bird of evil omen, chanting the
same dismal song forever and crying,
give" "give." Protected industries
perish and the poor starve. The mans
sole business in life is the robbery of
the many to enrich the few.
When Mr.. Kelley had thus enacted
his accustomed part, Mr.. Dunn
pointed out how Mr.. Kelley's party
had disposed of the farms and homes
of the poor, and of the many giving
this priceless property to fifty railway
kings, owning more land to-day than
Is comprised within the confines of
New England, New York and Penn
sylvania. Then did Blackburn show
that Mr.. Kelley, himself, true to the in
stincts of his protectionist party, had
voted for every railway and other land
grab enacted within quarter of a
century.
THE WHOLE STORY.
And here we have The whole results
of Republican mastery of the country
'oui ye"iS' euiih.N VIZ III
the creation of Il massive and burden
some and useless pensioned nobility,
and another of land-endowed kings,
and third of tariff. enriched lords of
mills, looms and mines and banks and
bonds. And beneath all these, and at
the lowest depths of this gorgeous
social superstructure, are the honest,
hard handed toilers Of town and coun,
try plundered remorselessly by sheer
force of law in behalf of the gorgeous
classes directing the action and for
tunes of the Republican party.