Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
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h'v rt Generously .,. I'.,,I. /.
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Grants Habits !. /, 4.
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- n associates ! wAss ~,
now He Fell An,, - y
special Correspondent n
so " caa sa.,.,. May q :.
, ,or srant's escape from
u won,a ss Is unlvsslI'
S b. Z. door. Republican l's's
s az, he is still ! d,
ana repressnts,iy.
aau sne whole count,
Ago one TOWNSEND .'
Write, writer for the newso : 4 nu
IN; ;l,l. city and, laudiina'p' a aEs
llton as the founds,s a Aiext
' wisest philosophy q A = !1s
ment, spoke coniemn,n.% stid
son SON., and Monroe, and , svss
70 carry a loaf :,
a shop on '' ,S q
n n Philadelphia. Not n AUX
this ancient structure GIN, Why y
mo- moa,stened the hard cr,is, 4 !,
ana epJoyed his simple az ny
sun standing. Poverty ~ ~
cmIedilable in those ~.
Henry was a poor fanny ~.y'
grew rich. Honols ~,
worth and genius in ~ VA Y.
one republic and great ,;lh
sought after With With ', NJ.
which. in our y,
led to the subordinatIon ~
powers of the government y
purposes OF men wboaa !,
riches has infected / =!
president and, ~ many u
MIN to the verge Of dIsIon
unworthy practices, (;rs
become intoxicated now sn1
leave the White Hous s' i, su
40 Simon Cameron'sc ounirrv
the people pitied and M
the press vat IN.
If 1t be shown IN ~
that Grant has assented' eva
to Wards knaveriss, tho,s
preferred Hamilton 10 Jsg'
The splendors Of the empire
plicity Of the republic. v
chagrin that an expression,
eral of armies has suffered
be imbued with the passions
OF Wall street and enticed ID
gateways ofSing Sing.
Good men, therefore, disclI
conduct in low tones,
possible that he signed letter
these knavish transaction
knowing their contents?
the late ruler ofpeople and
the mere fuppet Of Wa
momentous papers at va
ton !? Can 1t be that an q
may become a com nonpl
street trickster and swindls
might steal a grand office
and plumber and reward
PRAYED associates In Wills
rich offices, and still Hayes
vulgar thief. Senators and
men co-operated and bore
of the infamy, srbdivided,
grace was light. and finally
but Grant Is isolated In 4
The Republican party foudd
ideal soldier, patriot and
He became the countr
magistrate and thus the rept
mau of the AmericAl
and these are unwl
confess, in his acts and VI
own degradation. Nobody
wishes 10 believe Grant gui
any other man were Wards
would be Wards chum in :
so difficult or perhaps inf
the separation Of the partnei
street from the partners in
it may be found necessary
Ward in order that Grant nlq
yuiltless. / sincerely hope
policy may be adopted II y
for this reason, an unavolds
sity.
Then why may not D
Army of the Republic
These old soldiers constilal|
opulent organization. Gran
ism" and splendid gen
"sufferings" and 'sacrlhs
them great and honored aug
him everything and they, g
With the common people va
lived so well when mas
Ygainst batteries, mightgl
debt of SIS, 100000 by suo 4.
nut q period to prose!,cI,uIlo,l
New York courts. Ihe y
proposed should be done
prevent developments even
iul than any yet disclosed :,
York city prosecuting atlornl
welt, must he a Democrat !.
Republican would seek . Z b
into the mysteries Of Gram Is',s
and speculative operation!
seems, were closely assini ll,a
methods to those no enpI
soldier. He lnassed ny
hurled them, with al y! Y
packed columns, upon ea !, \.
batteries. He used 10 . l s'as
was resistless and victoIle Y,
force of numbers ana ana \ \
Even so did .he send M | ~
ions, overwhelming am ll'n ~
destroying the, e.! s !, !, ,sst h
speculators In Wall ", s'is ~
pity that Grant did nv, ny
woi,nded in his battle :, WV .ut.is|
dupes as In those WIZ. u , ~,
AN Ex-coNGREssAAS,ss ' uS
/ used to hear : i nsu
gresham say, when ! S' ;lsna
dent and Bristow ~ sn sa.,ssrd
liams and Boss s ~ I'D Z
then them regulated The lk.i
eminent Of the time, y N
heard Of q committee u .bie
nf that date y.
o. oot hall baiked Of
M y" sooner would 'su 2 Y
wI I Of the senate y Il
y nhot trail'' and follos. ~.