Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-09
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the roliev aivo-as--i hy saf-s-s s-r.xss's
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gsn- called "fres-zr4s. bArons and ''csi
tie kfnxsf't are the only us-ople VIII, o.
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propositions aruund which rsyolve Sll
the land truy,hEs< The PC.-. -Sys-
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uroa y tie Az.
he fsss-zr1sz advocates shai-z the rsshi 70
= 81 49, <r''- Z - ~ %, ,. 80 ''
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ooaoxioaz 10 III advocates & frs- g-zss. r.
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ArOuud tne~t yrovosstiszs rsrosrs AL
the land trO1sses u Eozld se-n rsa,
70 1Aat's. 20 wa s1s@at ne oas
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tsifisen. men A.. .-salr.ous ou.~-.,fa ssb-
Jets iii safe % P7esGus ihs: there Is a,
ieas' some ioaadA'i'a ie' 'hslr Dosnioaiiy
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gras. should no, A-sns IL p-se- ~ ~. -.
tui It seems e. aklly lzsi 10 tad ~sy O;
iIlAklss every iass @; public Land brig IL
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DOT reneuaI q ~ yio,sp, ssits,,oa ia,
ehsraeierlzei the p-s, Few months Iflhere
Dc seeh NAy, II a 'uid ss ss.ee'ee-
~ 'uAt Us A9'ion OF tN- laws re
IA'ihg 70 the disposition OF the pubic
iAtius IN 'tls IA'Is'oh coh'ehuon' 20
iiiei the t''7' : is" uSys ago invited
'iie A'eiii''cfA's Of NORTHWEST 4eNAs Is
70 oe oA7'eu upon the assumptions oil
'Ne oS'' II WIZ iesui' IN no satlsiac-
'"is co'ic'usloh- III us assumptions
N. .he ioS' SIMPLY gives decent ana po-
iise u''eia'ie 10 tue RUE usNclSrstoh
% nc " iapsfs' VIZ that
as' os'ohs anu cattle kings
WISH W aug 'iieh' theif wealth. by graz
ius ea'',e neg "i COST on the school
o :, grass ANY discussion IN
''ie 1'n 'eii'ioh o'As3a ON thst assertion
IA "' "o'se ."au useiess' ior the SIM
t'e i.a'' ',A ~ Is most unjust ana
,'Y1i' 1'''Ce. N'i'e uous having In
"1' 'ue "ei',-ie VI tue Denlocratic
parry oe iucSpaoie oi fls'hi' 70 higher
'N0P'.ou Vi 80 'i'ii'oft-- "a Ia" as
,''A ".'io'i "i9i','7ss vi Tue state
anus '"' 'is'''ss''n iii''9 as wen DE
iei' ens,is'9 10 the newspapers and
'er s'-'S IL al lnciueNt not an oo-
lect with ;he vast mSioFity of those
who are called free graSsu man In
,his dis,os;,io, ~ a.. t,,.
t"ete - sOiae'nins ilosS lhah Is stated
oS tue sOst-and that Is the settle
ment Of the West. ia. every residsn,
nj tho VNsst mo. - a..
iee
iiSe SASS oHiS Jnls l.
question tnat utaily affects, him,
and these people are in no mood "a
I have II discussa.A as tho,,l 81,
1T. 1870. "e''
~ 'iee s'ass is' rev
Hcn estueinen. IAE GAZETtS is vii
/ ling to accord she Post honesty in n,
views bnt th.mi.,,,,yo 81, ,,,o,,, ,,.;II a,
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"PP--sH' Tue convention
however couIteously, shall repeat tn,
/ journalistic Eaisstatement of the ras
/ demand and discnso no .,,..
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uPon ''u ass unipt'ohs oi ihe Fost. tie
I ferring to the "uitimate actions IN,
Post says;
There may have beea wisdom in this d,
iEieution ofihe states doAAain, bat We ar
-am,, An a aouo' whether TINS same wisdom
country nan agr,,n, ps' 20 SAM
acre fiand may be sala 10 derive its r.Ia,iy
value from Its distance or proximity 10 nu
ms , s,.t ana Tor this reason tn
lines Of ra,lraaas AZ 49, aA's go. on W
more valuable than those in more al,
tanl sections. Ia an agriculture
.es,a 700 ,ne law OF uniawfa
, for reason, known 10 ,very f.r,sr 's' Ts
question now arises, would i. be wisdom 4
the 'ss i OF Texas 70 draw a disidin