Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
FHE BLOODY SHIRT.
), Invective Against the Solid
lgsers,b-His Hatred Of the
South Equal to Buffers.
..no,ov TO be Inaugurated Whether
IBEIgsoted or Not-A Contested
Case in the Courts.
.0recticut Man on the Condi-
If the South - Dick Hub
hsrd's Speeches in Indiana.

oue TO his organs the other day
he said that it was peculiarly
srtunate that his party might be
rcd by the solid South. He init
+ 4 that il was hardly to be borne
The North should be governed by
rebel states. In other words,
Ina and his associates at
,ted to govern the South
k,vh the Intervention of
negro and drove the whole South
Irhlre po imitation into the Demo
party and thus deliberately
a NE South Democratic. Stevens
Rem Butler repudiated partisan
oistion with the old Wings and
rIsS men, who We're the Unionists
1he shareholders of the South, and
lng themselves with the negroes
carpet-baggers, reigned and
rned absolutely. But North
whites In the South
Wings and Douglas Democrats
Union soldiers who had become
,sns of the South, except such as
federal offices, concurred in re-
NJ 10 submit to negro domination.
Whole white population was con-
lated. This was done deliberately
blaine. Butler and Thad Stevens,
now when it naturally and nee
rly results that all these states,
rupht to be Africanized, are not
sn but still American and gov
by Americans, Blaine modestly
those in power and the Republi.
press that they must be ready for
worst. Defeat at the ballot-box is
hinent and this defeat, If consum-
ed, will be by the action of the
b South.
ffiE RESULT OF BBAINE'S SPEECH.
u the sequence of this speech of
hIne you Will observe that postmas-
and deputy marshals and travel
candidates and the missionaries Of
Ines party are sending up all sorts
ku.klux and bloody shirt stories
b the South. Texas and that aw-
place, awful in the fame it once
eyed as the dining-place between
lstOn and Austin, sends forth its ku-
X legiOns. The world supposed that
kluxism died with its great chief
"a and wentinto desuetude when its
ersl senator stepped down and out
the walks of peaceful speculation.
"a at Blaine's suggestion the curtain
IS upon most hideous spectacles
8rywhere in Texas and Mississippi.
thing comes from the wilds of
#mper; ChishOlm's bones are undis-
Ibed, but from that other CHASTITY
u, whose delicious charms have
b advertised to all the ends of the
th, from sweet Copiah, there comes
voice Of a federal revenue collector
ghted with stories of murder and
1g aud outrage. Danville, Va,
hihbntes another story of measure
negro wrongs, and the Southern
N s ah2me with the maddening
iels ofthe wretched blacks.
8H THOSE ABSURD STORIES ARE
PRINTED.
BAine anticipates defeat at the
llotbOx, ana proposes to win
Iclory at the inauguration.
otlen hear it stated, among place
plden, that If a candidate for the
sdency owe his election to the
apaih, such candidate shall not be
RauguIated, The "loyal North"
n tod, docs not propose to be gov
NED by the disloyal South.n Again,
y whispered about that negroes
iuamoer whites by 10000 in Missis,
pp and that since these negroes are
aHleally DISTINGUISHED, that the vote
ailsskslppi shall not be counted
y 80 II necessary to elect Blaine
qua Carolina and Florida may be
Town ont.p Such are the idle threat:
aae BY reckless place-holders who
I'm I'm Offices their special property
W " some sort OF divine right. The
Pl.l = IN but not of the Union, anC
Y blacks are citizens. An election
y Dy the Democracy, through tn,
'elFenllon of the South, is not al
lion and is not proposed to be 81
saiued' Blaine could have no othei
ave at this juncture, in publishing
y lhVectives against the South
a als agents in the South could have
v.uet motive impelling them to thi
s5gal oil appeals to Hampstead, Il
piaI and kemper and Danville TO
~ intervention in Blaine's behalf
stnhk THEFT OF THE PREsI
d., DENCY.
Sialne, anti aipating defeat, and de
~ the cooperation of three o
n .n,ofthern, with the fifteen South
II NSases, proposes to prepare the rad
NoIth Tor resistance to results o
eisetlon thus "wickedly consum
o asa' He must first make thu
nv oelieye that the negro has beer
e1 'su privileges of citizenship. Flo
81 a. IN this he appeals to Hemp
sns,n nnu Corish, and Kemper ant
|.o Sslle, If Blaine's agents canno
ma s me patriotic ferVor of thei
lel localities, or II prop
A. sV0ries OF devilish deed
ny De Connected, New York vot
b NJ cleveland, az all believe 1t vii
M Aour, Blaine is undone. Their
'es ~ no pretext for resistance :
y. InIanas inauguration. Can't 20
nthiehlpsiead TO send a delegation
In s,'al' after Col. Norton and hav
IA pended, like another Absalon
~, ny his gorgeous locks? Ha
H. Soplah no desiah to rise higha
tf ~ es at, OF the empire? Slaugh
sihn;:g All means, half a dozen picAI
Lana ana justify Northern Reput
ose, u Ihsodlding Office and gold an
Ielt a.. ~. II Coplah and Hampstead r,
isainst sambo the whole Sout
itb,ao revolt. The acts OF tw
.D,nss me- remote and unknown llttl