Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-11

(Which party vii, /.
1T Is hard to teI ii'a ',Ta
suffer In DemocrssIn. I I Dss..
s pToilcSns in RepubiIesa'ss 's u n
mands Of the Geore. ~, We il,,,a
the Democratic ps g. p',l9 VII
ana the nnreasonabIs a.loaT
buried. The Dem Demo- 4. a.'ni,ll
be. Mr.. George,s w. Aha Az,
cannot be adopted S ~. O III y.
pose Pc the farmer Of The wv eg " \
would think II the Dsu ooaa u \
e. crate an idea for the t t's.el,li ss''
tne exclusion Of The r r..a'lol y M
the rich men. This geSlsonsl pl'.
adopted by the peoOI SsS. =. S'e
central idea Of he r esd ssdN
movement ss they are pu sSp5s'
s ssr,,yy, fall However. 'l 4. nss
s sncesa ~ hasten .h to redress NJ slI ~, os
a an ts. o. s. the people. Nj y an. n 4
on the tariff are extrcms me-. ustIgHsa
wiz make a ilne antiSn,s.' o,sl q
tectlonist, Powders ,,f'u'" "
ND, DO you expect that Roo.. !,
Iexas will be chairman II, ~ n = I'd
WAYS AND MEANS ro, ~
OF the Flttieth congre. .s ni,0AAlT1n
~ think SO. He Is n a.
promotion, being second " ! al ~
son on the committee y y @A Y
house. He is able aud so y Rs 4
win the opinions Of three.Ioss,....i /.
democrats Of the country y 'g' Y
Isle and Mills wei, and I ~. ~ !,
uerstand each other. CarIIsI -'. ~. "
init hari kari by refusing ', y : a'la
according to the cus,em ~ ,.ptl'el
VI course, II a man like p. 's,ss 4
become speaker, Mr.. NILS ' rSa. \
expect TO head ways and man sSss \ /.
q true tariff-reformer Ike cs,'''l n
point committees, Mr. NM '' n. \
and his state will ressonsAIs9 i y. " y
ne VIII be advanced 10 81 ', N.
Speaking of Randall, suDD0. /.
kind of chance he should XIV X VI \
for president by the Democ y 1s Y
a majority would he receive \ "
" don't really think he coulS y.
state. Texas Democrats t dos,, "
Randall a Democrat, and ny Y
nominations and indorsemsDS,, y \. Z
them think So" S''' ''' !
"What do you think Of
THE MUGwuMrsp
81 don't know anything a.. (.
They are a sort Of pestilen, KIN sSsI.''
Volu VI priuclpIe, and invented
poses of abuse. They can ksss
ing the Democratic ticket 4 NJ Y.
but they must become Demoen,
they can hope to have a voice n /.
eminent or policy OF the Ds
"Do you think the president WI
regard for the mugwumpsiu Il
"IIe had, but think he 4 M.
it. His Benton and Stone js,,,
admirable documents aud snoT,s
ever he might have thoashs a
he is now pretty well 10 lrs N
Democratic party"
"Senstor, who is the Democn4
LEADER OF THE sEsln
now?"
"There Is none. Committee NJ.
generally lead on questions WIKI.
committee have discussed
SIS there no person assunhrtl, Y
ton formerly occupied BY isHunl
Bayard?"
81 never thought BayahENl Did
cratic leader. Thurman sn, gsna
yer and had undoubted inflats vii
party men,"
"What do Won think OF MyuTt,
istration of the state department. |
''He did about as well as be al T
he has promulgated no distinctive &
policy"
'Do these reports o. fhHa
movements against Mexico. couE
Texas, amount to anythinglp b
"No. The people Of Texss sI
that Mexico must be on hsi
havior, but desire peace. The y
Of the Rio Grande country, iris
following the civil wa, corEr
Texans that the best Interest,"
state demands peace.n
"Senator, what do you TIM
BLAINE-EDMUEDs IMBRcdul
ooh, 1t doesn't amount y Y
think Blaine was wrong 10 mol "
Edmunds' hand. II | were IN Ia
would have taken the Vermollas
and sought him out priystely III
aud pointedly told him thnl 2
copied his hand out Of respefIls
casion that brought US togetAd
think the incident will bs COVE
Republican harmony III the psn 1.
"Senator, reyou going % osn,
senator by the next Texas lsgsA'
81 don't want to say anyhF
subject"
"Dld the federal officials ID iv
play offensive activity during y
elections In that slater"
"Not that | am aware oii !
they ell voted, but that they scVl
i've interest do not believe.
fensive partisanship, howe'sh
offensive partisan myself"