Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-07

On this side the sea II In some Lawful way
nc tendency is not resisted. In Scotland
I "a M Heddle owns $4,000 acres; earl
~ Wemyss, 81, 900 acresi Sir j. hiddell,
sl so0 acres; Sir G. w. A. Ross 5o,OOO
acres. n. II. Scott, 80 700 acres; MIR. ;.
Palrd. 10000 acres; earl Of Dunmore,
e0 000 acres; duke OF Roxbury, 6O,0Ou
acres, earl of Moray, 6l,IOO acres
countess OF Home, $4,000 acres LORD
Middleton, So 600 acres; earl OF AOerdeeni
IA. Zoo acres Mackenzie Of Dundonelli
ca 900 acres; Mr.. j. j. II. john
stone. GA 900 acres; earl Of Airlie,
81 900 acres; Sir John j. Colquhoun,
G7'000 acres; c. Morrison, $1,000
acres; Duke Of Montrose, $1,000 acres
Meyrick Bankes, 10000 acres; Grant oil
Glenmorriston, "a 900 acres; Marquis OF
Allsa, n, 600 acres; Baroness Willoughby
d,Eresby, 10000 acres; Mr. j Malcolm,
30 GOO acres Marquis Of Huntley, $4,000
acres; Balfour Of Whittlnghamei sl,OOO
acres: Sir j. O. Orte, $1,000 acres Mar
mis- OF Butte, % 900 acres; the Chisholm,
81 800 acres; Mr.. r. Ellice, %, 300 acres
Sir G. Vi. Grant, 100000 acres; Duke OF
Portland, 1OG 600 acres; Cameron OF
Lochlel. 100, 500 acres Sir C. w. Ross,
10000 acres; Earl OF Fife, $4,000 acres
the Macintosh, l2t, 900 acres Lord
Macdonald, 10000 acres; Earl Of Dali
housle, 1886, goo acres; Macleod Of Mac
leod. IA, 700 acres, Sir X. Mackenzie OF
Gairlock, 1854 $50 acres; Duke of Argyle,
us, 900 acres; Duke OF Hamilton, ls3i 600
acres; Duke Of Athole, i94 600 acres;
Duke of Richmond, 255, 900
acres: Earl of Stair, 10000
acres: Mr.. Evan Baillle, 800, 600 acres
Earl OF Seafield, 306, 900 acres; Duke OF
Buccleugh, 1872, ISIS acres; Earl OF Bread
albane, 437 ,6g6 acres: Mr.. A. Matheson,
g2O,4 33 acres, aud Sir j. Matheson,
,070 acres; Duchess of Sutherland,
1859 acres, and Duke Of Sutherland,
l,l7G,S43 acres.
Such monopolles imply an infinite acre
sge Of wretchedness. There is no pow
erty in the United States like that in
England, Ireland and Scotland, for the
simple reason that in those lands monop-
oily has had
LONGER AND LARGER SWAY.
Last summer m Edinburgh, Scotland,
after preaching in Synod hall, / stood on
a chair in front OF the hall and preached
to an audience Of 20, 900 people, standing
in one Of the most prosperous parts OF
the city, and reaching out toward the
castle; as fine an array of strength and
health and beauty as one ever sees.
Three hours after preached In the Grass
Market and TO the wretChed Inhabitants
Of the CowgIte and Conongate, the audi
cnLe exhibiting the squalor and sickness
and despair that remains in ones mind
like one of the visions of Dante's In
ferno,
Great monopoles in any land imply
great priyation. The time will come
when our government will have TO limit
the amount of accumulation of property.
Unconstitutional, do you say? Then con-
stltutions will have TO be changed until
they allow such limitations. Otherwise
the work of absorption will 90 on, and
the large fishes will eat up the small
fishes, and the shad will swallow the min
nows, and the porpoiso swallow the shad
and the whales swallow the porpolses
and thousand greedy men will own all
the world, and i've hundred OF these vii
eat up the other five hundred, and one
hundred eat up the other four hundred
and finally there win be only lifty left, auC
then forty, and then thirty, aud thel
twenty, aud then ten, and then two, enC
then one.
But would law OF limitation of wealth
be unrighteous2 II l dig so near m
nelghbor' foundation, in order to bull
my house, that | endanger his, the lay
grabs me. If have u tannery or a chem
ical factory the malodors of which iniur
residents in the nelghborhOod, the lay
saws: "Stop that If drain of
river from its bed and divert it to tur
my mill wheel, leaving the bed OF tn
river breeding place for malaria, tn
law says "Quit that outragel" An
has not good government right to sa
that few men shall not gorge then
selves on the comfort and health and Iii
of generationst Your rights end wher
where my rights begin.
Monopoly, hrazen-faced and iroI
fingered, vulture.nearted monopoly Of
tefs his hand to this republic, He stretchC
, it out over the lakes, and up d
Pennsylvania and the Erie and the Ne
. York Central railroads, and over the tel
graph poles of the continent, and say!
{ "IIere IL my heart and hand; be mine 70
t. ever" Lst the millions OF the peopl
i North, South, East aud West, forbid Il
: bauus of that marriage-forbid them
= the ballot.boS, foroid them on the pla
5 form, forbid them by great organization
t. forbid them by the overwhelming sen
S ments of an outraged nation, forbid The
/, by the protest of the church OF GOD, fC
% bid them by prayer TO high heaven; Tt
Herod shall have not have this Ahiga
,r II shall not be to all-deyouring MonopC
If that this land is to be married.
10 Another suitor claiming the hand
e this republic Is Nihillsm. He owns no
Ing but knife for universal blood-l
&c ting, and a o.glycerine bomb for II
!. yersal explosion. lie believes in no &c
If no government, no heaven, and no h
m except what he can make on earth!
N slew the ear OF Russia, keeps u
Ie peror william of Germany practica
imprisoned, killed Abraham Linco
Of would put TO death every king and pre-
IS dent on earth, and II he had the pow
m would climb up until he could drive
Al God of Heaven from His throne and u
Of IL himself the universal butcher.
,e France It is called communismi IN
10 United States II Is called socialismi
Russia It Is called nihilism. That last
the most graphic and descriptive ter
/. II maaps complete and eternal SMASH
~ II would make the holding OF propert
a crime, and ! would drive a dag
10 through your heart and apply a torch
70 your dwelling; and turn over this VIII
rs land into the possession OF ,left and