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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
OleYelandls Addrass.

President Clevelands inaugural
sounds, without uncertainty or orna-
mentation, the keynote of an admin.
istration directed to the welfare OF the
whole country, without distinction of
party or section. 1t is truly Demo-
cratic, because 1t ia truly for the rights
OF the people. 1t fifty represents
Democracy because II is national
and not sectional. 1t assumes
that the responsibilities of gov.
eminent rest upon the whole
people OF all of the state; upon all
classes alike; upon those Ia official pc.
sition and upon private citizens with
equal burdens, and with equal bless.
ings. There turks no poison of special
INTERPRETATIONS, no warnings against
danger from one class or favorinv
protection for another. There Ia
plain, manly recognition that
power comes from and belongs to the
people, that TO them, aud not to a gov
erning clique, belong the benefits TO
DO derived from just government, and
that while they share the burdens, the
offices and honors are not for partisan
favorites, but for those best qualified
to serve the people with economy
and wisdom. In short, Mr.. Cleve.
land evidently means TO enforce
the conviction and theory that politics
means, in n representative govern.
ment, simply administration of pub.
lie Affairs with strict economy in the
interest OF the people, avoiding politi.
cal complications and experiments, and
restricting the methods to the exact
accomplishment Of the clearly recos-
nized objects and purposes of civil gov
eminent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

WErEHN Texas Is particularly adapted TO
the rearing Olive stock, and from this in
terest, were that section entirely devoted to
It. the state would derive immense revenue.
so valuable an interest ss this should, in
some measure, be attached TO the SOIL and
this can never he effected through laws CIV
Ing only the actual settler the right TO ac-
Quiro fee simple rlght TO lands Austin
Statesman.
That same thing has been said Of all
Texas, and yet the Man with the Hoe
Is pushing the big cattle pasture as he
has pushed the Indian and buffalo out
Of Texas. The same song was sung In
Kansas with all the latest revised vari-
atlons. The Staked Plains, once put
on the maps as desert will be selling
in less than ten years at ten dollars an
acre for farming lands. 1t won't do,
MIR. Statesman, your song is old and
very thin. II Is worn out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March A.
The South, New York and monomet-
alists slightly exhilarated. Very cold
wave from Augusta, Maine. Depart
ment clerks, variable and afraid to
lean on Q. S. r., Chef Arthur calm and
shiftin & his wardrobe to New York.
A cold day in Maine, Illinois and the
Northwestern states. Edmunds free2-
ing and seeking warmth in the at
mosphere of John Sherman. "Snow
and hail and stormy gust and flaw in
Cincinnati Enquirer Office. March
winds for vi"lent uai tisans, but April
showers and Nav flowers for the long,
time Outs. The rascals must go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
A Noble Ser timer..

To-day tue executive branch OF
the government is transferred to new
keeping. but this is still agovernment
of all the people, and 1t should be none
the less the object of their afIectionate
solicitude. At this hour the animosi-
mosltles Of political strife, the bitter
ness of partisan defeat and the exulta-
ton Of partisan triumph should be
supplanted by ungrudging acquies.
cence to the popular will. Moreover,
II from this hour we cheerfully and
honestly abandon all sectional preju-
dices and distrust, and determine with
manly confidence In one another to
work out hsrmoniously the achieve
ments OF our national destiny, we
deserve to realize all the benefits
which our happy form of government
can bestow."- President Cleveland's
inaugural.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
To Local Correspondents.

Correspondents desiroas Of continu-
ing TO supply The GAZETTE with local
news will please send In their applica-
lions for credentials from March J.,
1855. Failure to comply with this re-
quest will be accepted as indicative OF
withdrawal and fresh appointments
will be made.
Fort Worth, Feb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
A State Census.


1t is TO be hoped that the members
Of the XINth legislature, without re-.
gard to the section from which thew
have been sent, will take a broader
view OF the suggestion of state GEN.
sus, to be taken alternately with the
United States census, than do some
OF the newspapers OF the state.
There is justice in the proposition
submitted by Mr.. Hamilton of Co.
manch county-nothing less than Ius.
tice to any section, nothing more than
justice to any accommodating more
or less than representation according
to population to all sections. Every
city In the state aas a direct interest
In this question, and those sections of
the state where growth in population
since 1850 ia best shown In their con-
trioutions to the state treas.
ury, are vitality concerned In
the proposition submitted by
Mr.. Hamilton. 1t cannot be denied
that some sections OF the state have In.
creased much more rapidly than 9TH
ers' but shall inequality and injustice
be maintained for this reason? II IA
apprehended that the apportionment
OF state representatives under the
United States census OF 1850 gives
now. to some sections weight in the
legislature which would be sensibly
oimintshed were an apnortionnan,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

BLAINE said the Democracy could
not he trusted because 1t was domin-
ated by the South. Cleveland Gays
let us lay aside sectional preJudices
and in manly confidence in each other
work in harmony for the achieve.
ments Of the national destiny. Blaine
is Republican. Cleveland is Demo-
crat. Republicanism is sectional.
Democracy is national. Republican
ism is dead. Democracy was born
with the republic and Is immortal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
At Last.

Alter q auaTter OF century, the
country returns to the control of the
constitutional Democracy. Those of
the people who have wlthstood the
debauching influences of the emotional
craftsmanship of the Republican
party, and who have looked with APP
prehension upon the threatened over
throw of constitutional liberty in the
natural but exaggerated antagonism to
slavery and its attendant evils, have
reason for congratulation and pride
in the return of the ship of state to the
haven of Democratic security and
peace, after its stormy cruise
under the guidance OF abolition
madmen and Union-hating fanatics.
The advocates OF "higher Law than
the Constitution" were, perhaps, the
only proper leaders in crusade to
destroy, even at the price of the Union,
the property, and property rights of
their neighbors. That slavery was
wrong in .foro coaseieatiac, few Of the
educated people of the South ever pre-
tended to deny. That the millions Of
dollars that the South had paid to
Northern Shareholders, whose CON
sciences permitted them tc sell but
not to Keep their slaves, should have
been voluntarily thrown upon the
altar of sublime morality, was not
what reasonable creatures, or what
just and honest "citizens of a common
country" who had bound them
selves by constitutional con-
tract to protect their neighbors'
slave property, ohould have expected.
But the Northern ex-slsveholders were
mostly dead and the "blood moneys
had been purified by sanctimonious
denunciations of their neighbours sins.
The mote in their brothers. eye, al
though thrust therein by their own
hand, must be pulled out, by law
higher than the constitution which
they had bound themselves by, even IL,
in the pulling, they should destroy
their brothers rights and rob him of
the property they lad sold TO him; and
the vile constitution of their fathers.
the covenant with hell" must not
stand In the way! 1t this day, thank
God! we can all, North and South, &C.
quiesce in the result. Through the In.
scrutiblo methods of the Di-
vine Director OF human affairs,
the right of personal liberty, conserved
and guarded by state autonomy, still
survive their threatened overthrog by
political fanatics, and the glorious
shield of constitutional Democracy ia
again upheld between the centralizinp
influences of "ring government and
The liberties of the people. The South,
freed from the burden OF slavery, puri-
fed by political, social and personal
disasters and privations, and let US
hope, exalted TO higher and purer
plane of civilization AID progress feels
in this hour OF victory oyer sectional
bitterness and interruptions corruption
in government, nothing but gratitude
and hope in the future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
Ex.sherif Crook ct al

Lamar county IL considerably
worked up over the developments in
the cases now under examination in
Paris against ex-SheriI Mack Crook
and his deputy, Newt Harris, who are
charged with being accessory to the
killing of Sheriff-elect Black last fall
The circumstances were such that for
long time the crime was shrouded in
n mystery rs dark and silent rs Is the
grave into which poor Black was hur-
ried by the assassn's hand. The die
cussion of the matter had almost ceased
people bowed their heads impotently,
and, while they deplored the disgrace.
ful occurrence, seemed to have relln-
pushed all hope Of ever discovering
the perpetrators or bringing them TO
Justice. Indeed, the excitement had
ceased, and the fact that sheriff chos-
en- by the people had been foulIy MUIR
dered In his own house, was begin
ming to pass out OF the minds
of men. But the officers were
not idle. These sleuth. hounds
of the law obtained scent
and followed 1t persistently and perse-
vereingly until few days ago, when
the arrests were made. Instantly the
excitement was revived; the news of
the arrest travelled like wild fire and
startled people; interest became in
tense, owing to the high character of
the parties accused, and people were
shocked to find it possible that even
the suspicion OF such damnable
atrocity could rest upon men who had
been high in Office and chief executors
of the laws and conservators of the
peace so foully violated. That Sheriff.
elect Black was murdered there can be
no doubt, but who killed him. That
is question which never can be set
tied until jury hand in their verdict.
1t would be unjust to the accused to
even predict the final outcome OF this
great trial. The best legal talent
available has been retained on both
sides; the struggle will be fierce and
determined, and we trust and expect
the truth will come TO the surface. So
far the Testimony has been most DAM
aging to the parties accused. Bad
blood had existed between the
candidates for the shrievslty
and blows had been exchanged.
elimination and recrlmination fol.
lowed threats had been made 10
murder the deceased; Middleton, an
alleged horse.thief, esaaned did tho
work for a certain sum, returned 10
the jail and reported the tact was per
mitted to go In peace and assisted
pecunisrily to leave the country.
wrote letters back for money, became
importunate then threatening, until Il
was thought expedient to kill him In
order to silence him. One man was
dispatched TO dtcoy and murder
him. and was actuSlly searching for
his intended victim when the Jig was
declared up. Then, too, there was a
negro in jail who knew thing or two
and--well, he is not there now. All
this has been brought out by the testi.
mony for the state and, II left unim-
peached, cannot fail to point with an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
Found Somebody to KiOk.

Let foreign nations beware! The
American navy ia abroad, and the ex.
piring glow OF the Republican admin.
istrai'on is wrathful and portentous
Cabinet ministers, like others In lipes
OF decaying glory aud Importance
grow confidential and ccndescending
as their glory recedes and their power
d'minishes. We violate no confidence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
BAND OF HOPE.
Report of the Tcmper,n !
North Tarrant OIL

p
North Tarrant OH
To the Editor Of the Gazette
WATAueA, TEX, Feb. III
urday night, the Both fgSA
Band Of Hope at Wslsusl Ill
church at that place, and ID \
hour entertained the sudissa
bled with recitatlons, songs, d.
band OF Juvenile worker, ,
over twenty. II was orsanIl
November. They have donsss
active, efficient work, and Oh
occasions have rendered good
to the older temperance VIC
Watauga by helping them 3
their work 10 the many ten
meetings they sAve held at ID
through the winter.
On sunday afternoon follos
entertainment III WatsnnI
band accepted the kind inyI|
Judge Hovenkamp Of
vile, to attend a I'D
meeting held at that place 1
aens of Vatauga very klndjl
modated the children BY bid
& cir wagons and bsulrs u
to Birdville. Soon . hsgy F
thirty were eff on an tlRda
and pleasing to them. The
pressive feature OF The ees
that Grandma Walker hsli
cegsion. Well may thsh
aged Christian woman ef'
hopes and fond ezEwxir
nine of this noble lIllls cGl
her grandchildren. Wellnl
If other and youDg'r neA.l
initiate the example d
Walker. Though shshnFl
winters on earth and kthia
aches have come ioheriIaas.l
drunk deeply OF the biIia Y
row, so deeply that shs ~ 4
the old graveyard and pAll
silent mounds which ccydts
dren; though tis so nslann
to look upon revolutions ils
progressive movements "
dice and aversion, ye ia
would not impede the ouss
of the grand WORK q
which agitates the counlT /,
movement ever did before
self.sacrifcing example,
on that cold, cherries fsas
noon to drive Ave mile
temperance meeting vs
itself to the band Of Eullz
God bless her for her eflaf
thirty grandehildren ~.
Texas, never forget The !, O =,
grandma, old aod isll s'-
encourage aud help ln@ y. Y
way that Is rlghs q,
they all work ana aA|
battle against the dta@ n !,
only this year, but oM'E =
ing years OF their ~, IA, me-
of Hope formed q Yloa, "a a.
Hovencamp's resIdsDe -, = n
to the church, whsTs H.. ~:
awaited them. Rev, n' .sS,Il.
votlonal exercises, ave. '.sss&
llyered a very able 400 o.. -.
course against intepslgssa ,i IN
Bible standpoint a"S IA
recitations by children s '1s,,i,s|
songs followed. The s. .'S N
with an impressive Z sps y, %
Hovencsmp. Stree l,s NJ n,.la
.ioyable time, ana s'' us
so beneficial TO human \ IA
temperance is 9 par y r q %
wonder why we q. % iubursI
meetings oftener, ADJ
whole country. x,.wD. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

Thu occult scientists have grabbed
the editorial columns of the Galveston
News during The absence OF its hand
some and accomplished editor at the
New Orleans exposition. The News
reads more like an astrologer's old al.
manac than paper Of to-day for peo-
pie OF to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

FROM the sublime to the ridiculous /:
laying aside one of the Galveston
News heavy editorials to read one OF
its canards about the antagonism he
tween Gov. Ireland and the legisla.
turei or, between his excellency and
our senators IN Washington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

THERE is this consolation for you,
boys; While you are standing out In
the cold end seeing the salvation OF
the Lord, you can gather fallacious
hopes from Democratic dissenslons ON
the financial and tariff questions. But
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

The March Century has followed
the example OF Its recent predecessors
and gone out OF print, time with
In two days of issue. A second edi.
ton OF $1,000 Is on the press, making
the total 92S. 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
TO NEWSPAPERS,

An old and experienced Journalist, ex.
tenfively and favorably known throughout
the state, desires AN editorial position upon
some leading paper, or TO establish a paper
II no could mud a good locality, where good
interior journal Is desired lie can furnish
the highest recommendations. Sollclts cor
respondence. Address j. O., care OF Marshall
Herald, MarHhail, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
THE following note has been sent
THE GAZETTE for publication /:

AELISGroS. TEN, Feb. q, 1875.
As the result OF my sui sgainstthe Texas&
Pacific Railroad company seems by many TO
be misunderstood, you will please publish
that. q few days Hgo I received Ms my pro
rata OF compromise slB5s. which Is now de.
p .sited In the banks Of Fort Worth. l will
now say In conclusion that after the rail-
road oiiicinls Understood the nature OF the
case, that IL was based upon true merit,
their course with me was honest prorpt
and faithful. g. w. NtTCusLL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

Mr. PENpLEToN's bill to make Tar
rant county u separate judicial dis.
trict Ia an act of justice that has been
too long DELAYED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

FAILING 90 get deep water, the Gal
weston News is writing deep editorials.
Luckily. they are not addressed 70
Legislative topics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

CLEVELAND has shown himself to
be man OF performance rather than
of promise. The country has good
cause TO hope for the best.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

may RscsptuE'S-

DENTON, Tex h.Isu
sheriff J. N. Hntshl0ss.. y
l Monday night nom f0, ~.
with Finley Grisson,. |. y. ~
here last August. i Il
that That he will not suecssa I.
nsxt time he attempt, ,IIS,si /
Hon. @. z. pen md "
tin, Monday, Ss,JI,pds 4
seeing his mapy. BE
Tuesday wsr ,9r nov bsio,,Ss. II "
Ave hundred bills sAlT SyA'
ported back fay1 !. ,sd' ! sT'
ices and been al pI ~ ne
because there y n0' III
them. ,.,yay-gslt u Y
e cs,Ssr numerous 2; q,
iug selling 81 ''O''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

II HEREBY consecrate myself to
their service" eald Grover Cleveland,
and The uAEErrE believes the people
may safely trust him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

CAPT EAps may think better Of
Arkansas Pass or Padre leland now that
that the Gslvestonian seven million
did not materisii6s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

THE GAZETTE prints Democratic
presidents inaugural this morning.
A marked copy will be sent Mr..
Blaine OF Maine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

ARMIsrBAD should not rush in and
attempt to snatch the laurel wreaths
from the brow ofan old man like Rut-
abaga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

This will bo II Democratic admins.
tration, knowing no North, no South
no East. no West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

THE Annual Issued by the San An
tonic Light Is credit to that enter
prising new spaper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
TuuRspAY moRNrNo MARCH .
TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

IN wrappers ready for mailing TO your friends
abroad, can be had At tho countingroom.
Price, centH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

MIR. ARTHUR, you are gentleman.
Shake, Chef, shake. You are the best
of the whole gang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

ion't natter yourselves to) much.
When the candidate is nominated in
1888 we will vote for him solid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

CABINET guessers have but short
time In which to act, The appoint
ments will be announced to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

Visitors 20 tho expedition will fud TIE
gAsETrK on sale at Geo. Y. Wharton a Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
SPECIAL N01iI

az 81 ~. MoleSEs ron a..
a uale s,al ion by bona n ne. I'M
=, as,lI,. mare years Ola s' ,sa o.
o. iv,eldings, one four w.. ,sAaaasl
stallion rsa on. the other a S ora'. ~ !
nve bays match well, ' s. w.
Very cheap for cash ) e'siea .
catur. b s M
Ae,A BARGdiy ~ -.
9 9o ~. IN one Of the best ,o q ,s' Z.
reNas "A two-story eu.' ,Ssu'ia !
rooms 70, back and ABOVE b ,'.S@ s''i'
ily; also oflioa.roo,os rs ss'a.s' NJ
FRONT Of 2srer cent, si pr,,s y 9
ment' Price sloco. address sdsr'.''''a 9
Attorney u and Real r.,,,s y
Texas. ga" Aess,
SFMUSIC lfrsyfp Il.
bargain. A set Of band ,r, vn aai
ing Of nine horns, two dru,~ !. Z. !
cymoals' IS good as new. 'I'' ~. ~ !.
biahdiord or ]. L. smith, oo, wy |.
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@-PRoPoSALS Wtw,,.
mouse at Baird, Callahan e,, e :
Of a order of the conlmI essa' !. 4
Callahan County, Texas. m.i'
OF record by said court F,h ,-,,s q !
hereby advertise for sealed M, ,s' !. \
ing ora court.house in The ;c,v, :. !, !
said county. according d o', X. !.
organizations now on flie 10 Al, n.
cour' house,o be bull. Of s,os ~ y y
DC accompanied with certIues ~
sum ofsc,oc) for the i,ltht ,d's s :
tne building OF said couri.h15 ! \
be filed In this Office by "a ~,
~ 1855 on which day said ,Vs M !,
for the purpose Of letting su,s s,,.|
The court reserves tho rI,Dl I u
S,a u l' t,a Dlas' lSha]
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

THE GAZETTE feels reconstructed all
over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
Struck by a Runaway Horse.
Special.

MARSHALL, TEX, March 4-Rev.
H. w. Thompson, while superintend-
ing heplanting of some trees ON his
sidewalk to-day, was knocked down
ana run over by runaway horse, by
which his collar-bone was broken aud
ms arm and eide badly bruised. DR..
Marks was called In, dressed his
wounds, and he is resting well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
IT il finished.

SHORT and sweet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
Ths Aatly @axetts
: UBLIsHEp EVERY DAY.
GATES OF sUnsoRrpTIoN.

TO MAIL HUB8O6IBRIS8.
tFoasnge Prepaid by lhO Fnlbhshot.l
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one Year.......'.....slo % One Year .'.....~sl o.
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rhrss Months...- % Three Months..". 81
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05

Attorney and poo, ! CcJt
Texas. " Als,