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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
yIIE GlIZEyyg.

That the happy solution OF the ncwspa-
per troubles In this city meets with the
cordial Endorsement OF the whole people,
Is indicated by the words OF encourage
mcnt that have been showered upon the
new management Of this paper from all
sources and from all classes The pos
session of TnE GAZETTE by the business
men OF Fort Worth Is at once guarantee
OF its permanency and stability that can
not be contrOverted. The men who are
the owners of Tm GAZETTE are those
whose efforts have done so much TO build
up the city and place It at the front rank
In the commercial marts Of the Southwest
Their efforts TO build up THE Ga
zETrE and make II the recognized
daily paper OF the Southwest will
be crowned with the same success, for
they Will have TO aid them the united sup
port of the city. No journal ever went
before the public under brighter auspices
than THE GAzETTR enjoys at this time.
Relieved OF all the entanglemcnts and Hi.
CATION that has surrounded II for the last
two years, unincumbered by any debt,
untrammelcd by any unfortunate alliances,
business enterprise fostercd and
directed by business men, who know it's
worth to themselves and 10 the city,
backed by sufficient capital, and managed
by mon whose zeal is limitless, il will
bound forward to the trout of Texas
journalism, and maintain It's position by
worth, enterprise, reliability and merit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
rHE TARIFF RoBBERY.

One of the characters IN Victor Hugo
romanccs IL thief who had become so
habltuatcd TO his following that he could
see nothing wrong about It, and was very
Indignant at the Interference with his
business when the police caught him up.
The man had been raised To steal, and
looked upon robbery as his right. lie
could nos be made to feel that he was do
Ing wrong, so warped were his moral
feelings by constant training in the ways
of vice.
The truthfulncss OF such creation of
the novelist has been criticised by men
who could not be made TO believe the
character possible. There can no longer
he any dispute about IL. We have n prac-
teal demonstration ut hand to vlndlcatc
the novellsts instinct. Tho editor of tho
tariff pensioners organ addresses an ar.
ticle to the president, In which the fol.
lowing extraordinary language occurs
Something like feeling of indignation
is being reused throughout the entire
country ut the bare suggestion of another
revision of the tariff. The manufacturers
the worklngmen and all Others feel that
the proposal to revise the tariff, which
( receives Endorsement In so northumberland
| quarters and Is supposed to meet with
1 the approval of the administration itself,
Is simply madness. They hold, and we
fully agree With them, that the tariff re.
quires no general revision,
We wish TO assure the editorial pension.
AIRY that the "ndlgnationn that is being
aroused is confineI exclusively to his
friends who have been robbing the coun-
try for twcnty-four years. Like lIugo's
moral monstrosity, they have been steal.
ing from tho people so long that they
have come TO look upon robbery as their
right, aud are indignant that they should
be Interrupted in the pursuit of getting
rich at the expense of other people.
They do not understand the meaning
OF the recent revolution In politics. So
stepped in the belief that the country
owes them living, they are unable to
comprehend that their has been rebel
lion among the victims Of their exactlons
aud that there reign is over, The peopl,
intend TO run this government, and II
spite OF the "indiguationn and protests o,
the tarln pensioners, they demand relief
A Democratic administration will xiv,
them relief, or Il will make way for ON,
that viii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

care the fall styles of wall paper in
YETI she anXiously inquired.
"Yes'm.n
That was at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Al O'Clock in the afternoon, after having
sS4 samples displayed before her on the
rack, she tendcrly inquired:
"liave you any morc2'
"No'm."
Are you sure that these are the very
latest fall styles?"
"leS'm."
"ihen-then guess I'll take roll
one for two shillings. want to paper n
trunk.n
For latest designs in wall paper call on
or send to Max Elser for samples.
lie also carries full line of artists
material, studies, etc. Strctchers, pic.
lure and plaque frames made to order.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
DESIRING 4 CHANGE or yA,,r

DESIRING 4 CHANGE or NAME.
The journals of the Methodist church,
South, are engaged in discussing the pro-
prlety of changing the name of that
church. \ large element among the mem.
oership, lay as well as ecclesiastical, are
saying that the atilx, "South,n is out
OF date and miSnomer. IL was
adopted at time of very incorporate
feeling, over the question of slavery.
which had invaded the realms of the
church, and AT the time OF its orlginatlou
the name had meaning well understood
Now II iS'neaningless and out of date
There is no "Mason and Dlxon's lnen In
theology. II has been obliterated forever
The occasion of the scism and sep
aration of the Methodist Episcopal church
was the support given by the church In
the South TO slavery, which the Northern
conferences would not assent to, or.
rather, which they gradually came TO dis.
sent irom, AZ that time, TO distinguish
the Southern from the Northern organiga.
ton, the word "Southn was affixed, ana
the Methodist Episcopal church.
South, has continued to carry
that name long after the demand
for Its use has ceased, There is no
longer any contest over slavery. The
Southern church does not defend ii as nm
iAsilaiion q rhurch 1r state Between
~ E'e religion, organizations, yei TAI
SUI Is as wide aad d.ep As ever and 80
eouiie.a oanch bs, not ceased y VIII,
l'fell q 2 pceaA southera psalouon.
'Aenieaiins prieripls siaagely ~ sarI.
spee win ~ ea,holkay demanded ),
RF S90maHd 70 meseh III Ward y,
Nlr.si " ailihr nayia
"A ,i'''v Rityi noWcftg, preSt1ts itseif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
SUNDAY MORNING. srrrrnprn 10.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Democrat Publishing company
have purchased the business and good
viii Of the Daily and Weekly GAzrrrr
and win hereafter publish a daily and
weekly newspaper under the name OF
THE GAzErrr.
The Democrat Publishing company Is
authorized to collect al bills due THE
GAzErrE for advertising or subscription,
THE GAZETTE Printing company viii
pay all debts and liabilities due by said
company.
DrMocRAr PuBLIsuiNG COMPANY,
by X. NJ. VANzASDT.
GAZETTE pniNTING COMPANY,
by GRO. u. LOVING, Manager.
Font Worm, Tex, Sept, 10, 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
The Great southern Remedy.

Rosadalls cures Scrofula, rheumatism,
white swelling, govt, goitrc, consump.
ton, bronchitis, nervous debility, ma.
laria, and all diseases of kindred ma.
ture arising from an impure condition OF
the blood. After physicians have failed
TO cure, u single bottle of Rosadalis
seems to effect such marked change as
to give new hope and life. Read this
letter:
have been great sufferer with in
iiammatory rheumatism for the last
twelve months. | was induced to try
your preparation, RosadaliS, and | have
been greatly benefited. My hands and
feet are Still enlarged, but feel so much
better that want to continue taking the
kosadaliS. Mrs. NJ. Y. DANCE,
RphohOth Va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

TIKI following extraordinary dispatch
was published IN the Paris Daily News Of
the 10th.
FoRT WORTH, Sept. Q, II 40 p. No.
Fort Worth has been to-day the scene of
the quietest but most determined strug-
giles ever Witnessed here between rival
factions. II Is asserted that very full
vote has been polled by both sides and
both claim victory by. small majority.
II is, however, matter Of impossibility
to state positively on which banner the
bird of victory pcrches, as the count OF
the votes Is not yet completed, and the
difference between the opposing parties
Is but slight
At the hour Of ll;+5, when the dis
patch was filed, the counting Of the bal
lots was almost completed, and showed
Of six to one against prohibit
ton. In the light Of that knowledge, IL
must have taken a powerful gall 10 as
sert that "botb sides claim a victory by
a small Majority" and that "the differ
ence between the opposing parties is
but slight The News should convey
hint to It's correspondent TO be little
more careful IN the gathering Of informa.
ton,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

the churchmen when they come to con-
slider the elimination Of the distinguished
word South Without il their name
will be identical with the old organization,
which would beget confusion--and who
knows butt might occasion lawsuits for
infringement Of Trademark Some pro-
pose TO change the name and
make II the methodist Episcopal
Church in America" That, though
in less degree, has the same objection
that methodist Episcopal Church,
South" has, namely, a geographical lin
itation which is inconsistent with the
worldwide duties and claims OF re-
ligious denomination pretending TO be
the true church. Others, avoiding this
objection, suggest episcopal Methodist
Church" and this, IL seems, ought TO be
good enough.
Probably there never will be an ANAL
gamation of the two bodies in one or
ganization, as, since the division in 1874,
differences IN practice have crept in
which cannot be harmonlzed, except by a
surrender Of one or the other, and there
is no disposition to give up cherished ira
ditions. Indeed, no demand exists for
amalgamation, as each church, in its
special field, is best qualified to deal with
the people among whom it is cast; yet
there is no reasonable excuse for per-
petuating the memory of an era of bad
feeling by the retention OF the atllx
"South," which no longer means any
thinO -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

TnE "TeNas Review published at
Austin by c, Il, Johns s Sons, is peri.
odlcal Of Sixty-four pages, which will
prove valuable addition to Texas lltcra-
ture II It's aims are fully carried out, In
an introductory article the editor says
that "thc general scope, as to subject
matter viii embrace articles ON state af.
fairs, important state papers, and general
information relating to Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
STATE SovEREIGYrr REVIVED.


Kansas is supposed to be the lncarna-
ton OF all that is hostile to the Demo
cratic doctrine Of states rights, but we
find the citizens OF that state taking line
OF action that is the most extreme asser-
ton of states rights. A Kansas grand
jury has secured the indictment OF own
ers OF cattle herds driven from Texas
through Indian Territory and into kait
sas upon the ground that the introduce
sion OF the Texas cattle brought Texas
fever among the Kansas cattle The in
dictment is the first move in an attempt
TO assert the right of the state of Kansas
to keep Texas cattle out of her territory,
and thus to set precedent for the exc lu-
sion OF any stock from Kansas that It may
be desirable or profitable to keep away
This is an assertion of the most obnox-
iouS principle OF states rights, or state SOY
ereignty, and an open defiance Of the
authority of the United States. The fed
crnl constitution gives to congress the cx-
elusive right to CIRCULATE commerce with
foreign nations, and among the several
states" and guarantees that "the citl-
lcnS of each state shall be entitled TO all
privileges and immunities of citizens in
the several states" Under the author
ity given To congress TO "reguate COM
mercc between the several statcs,n il has
been held that any state law restricting
lrcc traffic or passage between the
states is unconstitutional, because a
usurpatlon OF this exclusive right of con-
grcss to "regulate commerce. and Is
therefore an invasion by states
OF federal authority, A case
covering these points was decided in
1873. The Missouri legislature had passed
a law Intended to keep Texas cattle out
OF that state, and made the owners of
herds Introducing disease into Missouri
responsible for the value OF all stock lost
in consequence thereof. Texas cattle
were carried TO the state, and an epidemic
oil fever broke out among the cattle COM
ing in contact with them, by which many
were destroyed The farmers brought
suit against the proprietors of the Texas
cattle, and the state courts gave them
damages; but ON appeal to the federal
court this decision was reversed, and il
was held that any act of the state legisla-
lures prohibiting or restricting inn
portations or movements from one state
to another was in conflict with the CON
stltution, and therefore nun and void.
Kansas has made some loud noise
whenerera movement was made in the
South savoring of the old doctrine of
state sovereignty, and now finds herself
in an attitude of hostility to the consti-
tuition aud exclusive rights of the sacred
national government. We will see what
She will do about 1t.
This seems 20 be n case where auack
is compelled 10 swallow some OF his own
medicine, and from the wry faces made
and rcpugnance displayed we Judge the
dose was nauseous one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
no OUR CORRESp0yDENyS

Under the contract between the two
companies, the Gazette Printing com
pany viii pay all outstanding obligations
incurred up TO September II, 1855. Cor
respondents OF THE GA2ErrE viii there
fore please render their bills TO Tne
GAZETTE Printing company up 10 that
date, as the Democrat Publishing com.
pany viii be responsible for such service
after that date,
All correspondents who desire TO con
tlnue their service with TINS GAZETTE
will please make Immediate application
TO this company. Acceptance OF applica.
tion viii be accompanied by instruction,
and rate of compensation.
DEMOCRAT pupiLsinNG COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

IL WILL be observed that Editor Stcrett
rises to remark for the several hundrcdth
time that Fort Worth is a tough place.
Having resided at Dallas for scycraly years
II must be admitted that he has enjoyed
brilliant opportunities TO become con.
noisseur Of toughness. Conceding his
premises, however, will Mr.. Stcrctt please
name the adjective which could be
properly used TO describe DallasS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

Tir Glen Rose Citizen truly says ofTuE
GAZETTE, "thc people, now that they are
fairly assured of Its solldlty, win stand by
IT," The Citizen pays just tribute to the
solidlty that now constitutes the iounda-
ton on which TnE GAZETTE rests. The
directory and officers of the Democrat
Publishing company make guarantee
than which there could be none superior
In Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

New York sun

New York sun.
But, asks our correspondent what is
a Democrat and what is Republican
and we will answer him in general
way. a Democrat is one who believes
in the elevation of the individual citi
zen, in the Independent self-govern-
ment, so far as the constitution allows,
of the town, the county, and the state,
and in the diminution of the power of
the federal government; and Repub-
lican is one who believes in magnifying
the power of the federal government
and in subiecting the individual
citizen, the township, and the state
to the interference and control of
federal authority A Democrat is one
who believes that railroads and tele-
graphs should he regulated and con-
trolled by the operation of free compe-
tition, with as litilc interference MS pos
sible on the part OF the federal legis-
latllre and the executive. And n Re
publican is oae who believes that tele-
graphs should belong to the federal
government, and should be managed
by it, and that thousands of additional
government agents and oilice-holders
should be employed for the purpose
Some Republicans also believe that
railroads should likewise belong to the
government, and be conducted by it j;
but these are very advanced Republi-
cans, and yet the great body OF that
party have not yet adopted that opinion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13

PrRnArs the Pail Mall Gazette II toe
closely pressed may be brought TO turn
loose those facts about the dlsgraccfu
prostitution OF royal hercdltaments,
which have heretofore been religiously
concealed. OF one thing the world feels
entirely assured, that the nobility can
say no harder things of MIR, Stead than
Mr.. Stead can say OF the nobility.