Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-22

ehystcrs and money Shylocks will say,
In answer TO that, that it Is as false
as the accuser, and he is as false as hell
Itself. will give myself no uneaslness
about your crawling out Of the dark
ditch but win advise yon to crawl out
before u Is everlastingly too late.
The darkest days will pass away
| And sunshiny morning,
VIII come without warning.
Then Will the Democratic sun arise and
/ shine on the morn OF November 8, and
eradicate the now existing waft rllko
| political mist. Then IL will shine
brighter and more ferveut than ever be-
fore, Again, you accuse me OF meeting
10 the dark aud lonesome midnight
retreat to coucoct and devise cunning
plans. Again, | deny being there on the
the night OF the 18th, II that is what you
have reference 10. You, Mr.. A. j., say
that cannot elect single man on the
Democratic ticket. can only help elect
the men TO whom you have
reference. There are quite a
number Of us, you must Admit.
Mr.. A. j., you say that am not admitted
into the banquet halls Of my masters.
will have to appeal to you to know who
they are, as IL appears that you have had
some experience In that line. Inotice Ia
one place you say have betrayed my
Lord and master, then you say that my
masters VIII not admit me into their ban.
quet halls. This looks as II you would
stand rather poor show In cross-exam-
nation. Remember you notified the pub.
lie TO beware Of such men as myself SIT
ting in the jurors box. You are afraid
you will get justice. Mr.. A. J had
committed as filthy deed as TO MI a
good old citizens well with the dirt and
nth that was taken out of Mr.. John RS
well, would consider myself lucky to get
before jury, and risk consequences.
That bug, thst bug, that rolls his balls to
/ the well.
! l will not fight President CleyelSud's
battle, for fear he win see it In the Fort
Worth GAZETTE, and resign. am not
afraid Of his finding 1t out otherwise.
The Goodnight Cattle company have
damaged Mr.. Miller so very much by
their hostile act that he appears to be
very sore. His children have lost over
$4,000, and that is enough money to buy
10000 such men as Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. L. II. Taylor Of Arlington gets a
squeeze at the hands of Mr.. A. J. Miller,
who Is a chronic squeezer. He has
squeezed himself till he is so small that
he is hardly noticed. He had judgment
ShphtSh AShAlbluS w AOlhll tldJ MI IL. W.
Taylor was better man for district
clerk than his would,be opponent. Eel
low citizens, Il is not worth my while to
20 further and describe Mr.. A. j. Miller,
as it would take more space than
the Fort Worth GAZETTE or any other
good paper would like to give. am not
at war with any man except Mr.. A. j. I
say there are good men belonging to
both Knights of Labor and Farmers al
liances--men whom | regret TO see allow
themselves to be deluded IS they have.
There are good men on the Dark-Lantern
ticket who are also deluded and have
been taught that we, as farmers and la
borers, are imposed upon by the Fort
Worth rlngsteTs. | will ask Mr.. Miller
II there is not a Fort Worth ring known
as standing committee for the purpose
OF taking off and putting on new candl-
dates as the old ones run down? | could
name come of the gentlemen II it were
necessary, / was at one time appointed
TO see those gentlemen, and was to solicit
them to undo some Of the work
that was badly done at the Dagget hall
on the 18th of last May, but before
the proper time came was notified To
say nothing to them about it. Now
! brethren, where'are those ringsters, ant
who are they? / move the ring be broken
I and ask all who are good Democrats to
consider well before they fire the would
be fatal shot on November2 l am salts
, fed there is not man who will cast his
ballot against the Democratic party but
what will at some time regret it. He viii
see in the future where he has let the
, cord 90 which holds our Sunny South TO-
r gether. The shrewd ring Of the North
hoe hrnEop pA hna a., I'll 4.
around us, and 1t Is being worked ovel
to try 10 get the good material of the
I South within its links. They have tried
) South, and we will swallow their bait
There are communists, anarchists, labol
/ unions, and many other lists, continually
r calling around, ready and WAITING
{ TO help us and get US on
: of our troubles II we will
/ do as they tell us. They have seen anC
e heard that we were having u hard tim'
. down here, and they come TO help us
: Now / ask who can ieny this fact, excep
: those who have not healed over on tn
5 toppot2 Those we do not expect bette
: of. They are only to be pitled and laugh
2 better
, One more version TO Mr.. Miller and
I shall conclude at present. You SAID
. could not get twenty-five votes at tn,
| Sublot box. | viii ask You to pleas
wait until ask for the vote before yol
cast it. / will admit that II the Suble
} box or precinct was made up Of such mel
as yourself, no good, honest man coult
be elected; but ] know the people Of thu
Sublet precinct to be good, upright anC
honorable citizens, as much so as ther'
are in Tarrant county or the state o
a.