Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-27

taught by this man how TO vote, with.
out even platform OF principles
or anything showing where he stood.
TCries Of no, no, and hurrah for Jarvis.
This was a terrible stroke TO Ashby, and
confusion was la his camp. Mai. Jarvis
then showed how IL would be impossible
for the state to purchase the railroads,
telegraphs and telephones, aud how the
state could never raise the money 10 200
years, and how. II the state could and did
buy them, It. would create the biggest
monopoly In the world, aud create per-
feet army Of officers. Every conductor,
station agent, brakeman, telegraph oper-
ator, message carrier and all would have
10 be commissioned officers.
His speech was received With applause,
and many were the expressions that
Jarvis had carried of the ribbon. His
defense OF Democracy was surely grand f,
noble and convincing
FULLY A FULLER.
In reply to asperslons Of S Jump Ashby,
completely demolished him-showlng
him up 10 grand style. Showing how
Ashby was running on three different
platforms. lie shows and reads the
Official circular Of the Anti. Monopoly
party OF Jack county, wherein they i'm
plore the people to vote for the state Re-
publican ticket and Stump Ashby. Thus
showing that this Is X publican scheme.
Here is literal copy of IL;
"voTERs or JACK COUNTY,
you will be called on In a few days to
decide at the polls whether or not you
wish to continue In power the 30 called
Democratic party, or whether you will
cast your votes TO redeem our state from
mlsrule, that for sixteen years has
gradually, but surely, carried it on
the broad road to bankruptcy and the de-
struction OF our best interest. The Dem
ocratic party has squandered your public
domain, It has given your best lands to
the cattle kings and to foreign capitalists,
and II has robbed the actual settler OF his
home and deprived your children OF the
lands that the founders Of the republic
designed for the purpose Of education.
The Democratic party uses the labor Of
conycts to enrich political faVorites, and
d-grades and impOverishes the honest
labor man by such competition. The
Democratic party, by It's Texas congress ..
men, defeated the "Blair educational
BILL" that would have distributed So, 00n,-
600 OF your own money, paid ia war taxes,
among the school children OF
our state The Democratic party
promised you "good times" when
they get hold of the national government.
Look around you. Where are your good
time>7 Snow, then, for the remedy "
Vote for the Peoples Republican candl-
dates for state officers; vote for DR.. A. NJ.
Cochran for governor; vote for H. S. p.
Ashby for state senator. Put good men
into office and the principles will take
care Of themselves. Don't let the old cry
OF "Democracyr humbug you any more.
Never mind about the war. Old issues
are dead. Vote for the interests OF your
self, your children, your state, your C iuu-
try. Vote early. vote right, watch your
ticket, see you get the Peoples Republic
can ticket, see that your neighbor gets 1t.
see that the names are all right, walk up
and vote 1t, anc God win help the right
and the wicked win perish from the earth
BY order Of Jack county executive
committee of Anti. Monopolists.
Jacksboro, October l5, 1886.
Peach-Clder Dahney made the usual
herrangue of the AMI Monopoly party and
abused the Jacksboro convention for
nominating Maj. 7. A. Fuller and not
nominating Louis Lowrie of Jacksboro,
and In defense Of his peach cider
claimed that he had perfect
right to make peach cider II 1t was
good, even If 1t did make man little
drunk and 1t was against the law to sell
1t. Said he had been accused OF being a
r, publican, but he never voted the Re-
publican ticket In his life and gave exam
pies, citing presidents whom he did vote
for. He shook the bloody shirt aud
said he saw through the war; 1t was
a rich mans war and poor mans hght
The speaker expatiated upon the wrongs
OF the war and what wrongs the Southern
people did In not paying the war debt;
that now we were called upon TO pay 1t,
and which was impoverishing us. He
voted for Peter Cooper and for j. b.
Weaver, and the next st. John OF Kansas
He then denounced Cleveland In dis
iolnted blubbering manner. He charged
that the chairman OF the Democratic
convention at Jacksboro -" when
Judge Seward arose In the convention,
and with one OF his Characteristic re.
marks noored the speaker completely
Tully A. Fuller reieined In brief but
terse'r joinder, annihilating his antagon-
ist, showing his theories impossible and
impractlcahle. Fuller explains that Mr.
Lowrle Is satisfied with the action OF the
convention, aud that Lowrle expected to
support and work for the nominee. Capt.
Fuller fully sustained his well-deserved
r putation as y young man far above the
average, and one who will certainly make
his mark and be heard from when he goes
to the legislature next January.