Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-20

nualifylnS VI.
From Reflection
- the Protection of the Labor
Man ard Predicting a
Democratio Victory
= n. Y, Aug. 19.-Gov.
d,. letter formally acceptin g
cratic nomination for presi-
,he United States is as fol-
.,rS-I have received your
,aa,;on dated July. %, 1884. |
y me of my nomination to the
,,xr OF THE UNITED STATES
,,a,ional Democratic conven-
n,a,slv assembled at
7 accept the nomination
,s,eful appreciation OF the SD
NOR conferred and solemn
y Tie responsibility which, in
pssnce,
ASSUME.
q carefully considered the
adopted by the convention,
Rislly approve the same So
t,trmerlt of Democratic prin-
which that party appeals to
ages Of the people
srrps no SUPPLEMENT
xplana;ion. IL should
nambered that the office
,ant is essentially executive In
re-. The laws enacted by the
ce branches OF the govern
he chief executive is bound
h 10 enforce, and when the
IN OF THE POLITICAL PARTY
elects one of it's members AS a
for that office has outlined
\ and declared its principles,
to me that nothing In the
i of the ease requires
nm the candidate accepting
Iminatlon than the suggestion
IN well-known truths so abso-
itsl To the safety and welfare
alton that they cannot be too
recalled or too Sc
enforced. We proudly
IA
NERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE.
aalot such when n class Is toler'
which arroga,es to itself the
tement of public affairs, seeking
6trol the people instead oI
enting them. Parties are the
nry outgrowth of our insti
But a government is not by
bple, when one party fastens it,
on the country, and perpetu
power
CAJoLING AND BETRAvING
bple, instead Of serving them; o
ment is not by the people
a result which should
int the intelligent will of FREE
linking men is or can be deter
by the shamelessness OF theil
les. When an election to of
shall be the selection bJ
voters Of one of Jheil
kr to assume for the tim'
ic trust instead of his dedication
profession of politics; when thu
pd the ballot, quickened by
Of duty, shall avenge truth be.
and pledges broken, and wheI
Frye shall be free and uncorrupt
null realization of a government
people will be at hand and as TIA,
to this end not one would, IL
1gment, be more effective thai
Pndment to the constitution dis
ing
rRESIDENT FOR REFLECTION.
n we consider the patronag
great office, the allurements c
the temptation to retain publ
nce gained, and, more than al
eilabllity party finds In an In
mt whom u horde of Office
eB, with a zeal Dor
the benefits received an
red by the hope of favors yet I
stands too ready to aid wit
and trained political servic
coenize in the eligibility Of til
ent to reelection a mo-
danger to that calm, d
2 and intelligent politics
which must characterize
8ONERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE.
que American sentiment reco
ghe dignity Of labor and the fa
onor lies in honest toll; contente
u sign of national prosperit,
y to work constitutes the capt.
Ages of labor the income Of
imber of our population, an
teri ct should be jealously pr
OUR WoRkINGMEN
y asking unreasonable indu
but as intelligent and mani
they seek the sam
Grafton which those deman
ave other interests at stalk
should receive their fu
OF the care and y
Of those who make al
the laws to the Ell
le wants and needs of the Ell
and employed shall alike
we'd, and the
PspERITy OF THE COUNTRY,
nmon heritage of both, be a
AZ relates to this suhje
We should not discourse
immigration of those wi
to acknowledge sllegian
government and to our citizt
lion, yet as q means of prote
p our workingmen a differe
should prevail concernil
sho. ifthey come, or are brOug
land. do not intend t, becon
cans, but wi injuriou
mpete with those just
x TO orr field Of labor.
letter accepting the nominate
ONCE of governor nearly tv
ago, ! made the following stat
10 which / have steadily a
e laboring classes constitute IL
part of our population. tn
be protected in their efioi
eiy TO assert their right WIN
gered by apprppafpd eaDital, al