Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-15
WUT8TLINg AGAIN..

When the Galveston News announced
Its purpose to print branch edition in
Dallas, 1t treated the public to u very
boastiul resume Of conditions that ex-
listed In Texas before railroads came, to
transfer the center Of population to the
Northern part OF the state, and TO substi-
tute st. Louis, Chicago and New York
for Galveston as the source OF supply for
all the peoplei and emphasized the boast
Of what had been In the ox.cart days by
the declaration of It's intention to "hold
the field Of Texas journalism for
'---"S v"o uHefYesJouOs VI nu
egotism born OF a departing monopoly, il
slgnlhed that all then existing daily
newspapers were TO BIO wiped from the
earth by the two ends, and that M
other cities than those chosen bv this
Wouid-be newspaper monopollst as jta
homes need indulge in the hope Of being
aoie TO maintain suitable Newspaper rem.
resentatives; but the ox-cart is gone. and
win 1t The power Of any one newspaper
OF any one town TO dominate this grand
empire OF Texas. The News came TO
North Texas 1t saw, but the scent of mn
dead enemy has yet tlckled its nostrIlq,a and
no one OF the papers that were here be.
lore the destroyer came has deemod
u necessary to write to friends IN
other towns and explain the lack Of
meagre Geographic news. Periodically
since the advent Of the nowspaper devil.
l'''h frs+-'-t he GnlI L has been constrained
10 PRINT "leadedn notice rrr+.It yas
SUI alive and 10 the North Texas ar, V
me necessity for such recurring notice
being, perhaps, very apparent To those
VINO, on coming into the Held. pompouslv
proclaimed their intent to .holdu 4,
10 Outsiders, this repetition. that
the News IS here TO stav -
'onnds very much like the whist.
ing OF the small boy az he passes Tho
at night. THE GAZETTE never
imagined II possible to hold this Grand
eldi 1t knew North Texas too well. hnt
was the News that boosted, in IFS lpno-
anoe OF the difference between the past
nd the present, and between .ox.o,rts
nd railroads, that II would do what IL %
imply impossible for any psper or anv
'"n ever to do again In Texas. And in
view OF the threat OF the News 6G.l-
es'on emo to "hold the field Tor ALI
me- 1t would seem that other papers {
ID not the News Itself, should now be
turning thanks for life and forever
iling people they were there TO st,v,, Q
sounds queerly enough in the News i
Ter all Its boasting, to be ALWAYS sery. o
. notice on despIsed contemporaries. G.
AZ II is here to stayi" really, It does. n
It's Issue q Saturday the paper, which r.
are so frequently informed Is actually r.
lere TO stay" prints this paragraph d
fditsr Barlow IL ro,popsible -. ~ - r.
M that swain tried % seduos Nh, s,.s' ~. w
Nv 70 Roea by an oifor OF monev ns,,n', !.
'htnnAte pretty strongly through bis n,ns, ~
y some one about tho Fort Worth ~, Jetr,, az
neon tempered with IN this yvav ana !. n,
"AfETrE Il In deep sympatbv v,,h ~.
en- abuaed Barlow, OF couf,e r,sr a,vrrr,. %
- have forgotten the Incident poI,,,c. n,
. o. strange bcdfcllows. aud 40 ,loea Inc n. n.
,on ol newspaper territory, bat The New.
~ NeItherh Texas all The serse. ana n h Va
nE GAzErrE did sympAthize with Mr.. he
row Ia his mnd-slinging bout with VI
News for tho reason that the article 81,