Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
rnn METROPOLITAN PRESS.

New York Evening Post (Mug); Now,
at such n crisis, the duty OF the lndepcnd-
ents and of MI friends of good govern
ment seems to us very clear. 1t is their
duty to support the president, and the
way to suppress the president is TO vote
for Davenport.
Post-Dispatch (Dem.(: We have heard
enough about caucuscs and agreements
on the offices among the men who have
not the disposal of the offices. What we
want TO hear of Is OF Cleveland holding
caucus with himself and agreeing about
the appointments.
Philadelphia Press (Rop,): President
Cleveland believes In the application of
civil-service reform in the most practical
bic manner attainable. After this we
will be pardoned for likening President
Cleveland to the captain of n sailing YES
sci bound around Cape Horn with head
| winds, who, after three months sailing,
! sighted the same spot which he had seen
ninety days before.
Globc-Democrat (Rep.); Gen. Shcr-
man .ays, In an interview in the Rcpub-
llcan, that he "would rather have written
! Mr.. Lincoln's first inaugural than TO
1 have won victory Which leads MS 10
inquire, when and upon what occasion
| did Gen. sherman experience the sensa-
! ton incident to the winning of o victory
! Il must have been before the battle OF
f, Shiloh and since the surrender of the
| Confederate army.
! Commercial Gazette (Rep,)i The elcc-
ton OF Cleveland was by fraud and
scratch, and carries with 1t no weight OF
moral obligation whatever. The solid
Is ii iFnnf,zfyi,,, a., Tn ,t.,
and an Insult The New York sentiment
alists and spite.workerS, cranks and
pervorts, slop-Suckers and lachrymosc
lunatics, who made up the one-tenth OF /
per cent. plurality OF Cleveland ovei
, Blaine, do not impress us as engaged IN
registering the decroes of the ages.
New York sun (nemAs eve labor n.
ways fer the supreme Democratic princt
Pile that tho best government is that
which governs best and our interest II
! the Democratic party Crews out OF thi,
principle, Whatever promotes that parb
we support; whatever iniures it we op
pose. The Democracy saw fit to elec
Mr., Cleveland last year, aud as a quare
between the president and the part,
which made him would work a serious
though perhaps temporary, injury 10 tn,
) party, we have done our best to proven
such a quarrel and to make the nest o
the case, not Tor the sake OF Cleveland
but for the sake OF the Democracy. Their
are thousands OF Democrats who taxi,
this View of the situation and whose el
/ forts, like our own, are constantly dc
voted 10 the preservation Of peace
New York World (Dem.) "The plail
fact Is that the Mugwumps having n,
national alllNation with the Dcmoomc,
and having accomplished their object il
Mr., Blaine's defeat, were simply awaitinl
The state nominations 20 return to thet
original aillnlties and prcludices, Il Mr.
, Flower had been the Democratic nomi
nee, our Mugwump friends would hay
found Il impossible 10 support him, aus
would have charged that he was chosel
, for his .bar'l.' II Edward Cooper ha,
. been nominated he would have been Oh
jected to as Hubert o. thompson
for Them 20 leave their accidental allie
aud return back home. They rcSNrned,
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