Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-22

Perhaps they did after taey read this arti-
Gle, Dut " they cid burning rs In efilgy
would not hurt us.
In the Commercial Gazette OF the 97th
OF June find this extract, "The senators
voted with coal oil. The Ohio members
are lncensed with Logan's act end saw
that y Kills him for every chance for the
presidency
lord" he exclaimed, al did not know
idency.n
Then In the Commercial. Gazette Of The
2Sth, this sentence, "Who ytill mourn
Tor Logan nowYn Laughter. Certainly
not the Cincinnati Gazette. 10 womb
now read, In order 10 show how much he
was In favor with certain people IN ohio.
or rather with certain politicians there.
letter which he had received from tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the state, lie
read letter dated July 20. IA which
the writer stated that the assertion
was not too broad that his (Logau,s)
vote would be dlsapproved by every Re.
publican In Ohio who was not the purchas-
er or the hired defenderof coal oil, and
also bya large majority OF the Democrat
ic party OF the state The writer was free
TO say that matters which had come to
his knowledge had led him TO believe
that the coal oil gang believed they had
money sufficient TO protect them
/ UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES
and that no one was too high or eNalt
ed not 70 have his price. That, said MIR,
Logan, Is pretty broad lnsInuation
against MS gentlemen coming from the
lieuienant-governo OF the state OF Ohio
He (Mr. Logan had no criticism upon
the letter except that he was sorry that a
man holding so high position should
make use OF such language against a
man who was nearly as good as
himself. IL might strike some
people as strange that he should read
these newspaper paragraphs and letters,
but ne did 1t Tor the purpose OF showing
the malignity behind them against n Ger.
tain Republican senator, aud 10 show the
character of the attack that was made hy
Republicans upon Republicans for their
destruction. The men who would resort
TO such vile attscks were men who did not
desire the success of the party, but
rather desire the destruction OF certain
men who would not bow TO their heck
; aud call. He would not repeat the words
: that were said TO him as 30 what would
be done II he bowed 20 the demand
} made OF him to violate his conscience
III ne hAd done that he would
) have been good fellow, but he would
rather cut of his right arm and never be
permitted TO let his tongue lisp another
z word than TO be drawn, by men behind
: newspapers or elsewhere, TO do what he
: did not believe was right
I GONE TO ALBANY,
! WASHINGTON, July n The presiden,
accompanied by Secretaries Bayard and
Whitney and Private Secretary Lamont
left Washington this afternoon Tor
: Albany
EXPORTS AND IMroRTs
WASHINGTON, July 2l The tota
values of the imports of merchandise,
! during the twelve montha ended June 80
y 1886, were s682, 1913 COG and dering th,
:. preceding twelve months S577, 62T ,890
y an increase of S5T, 72G,2 77. The tota
II values OF the exports Of merchandis,
g during the twelve months ended June 20
e 1856, were S679, 1892 and during IN,
y preceding twelve months sag ,ls0, 765,
y decrease OF S62, 1888.
l. ACTING SECRETARY or THE NAVY.
q WASHINGTON, July ~ Commodore ID
Z b. Harmony has been designated to th
e place OF secretary Of the navy In the alb
y ssnce OF Secretary Whitney,