Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-01


1IsWh ISgAsa until sitter the meet
S.&RNg9g ing CT congress, rs
SSESSa4ygSt h q former was
busy wifi bis message. In regard to that
documeHt he said: 81 know thai his
tariff message CT last Decem6eri Hks
good stste paper and by no means bad
politics.. We had carried the country on
1t beforethe Doodle devil made his sp-
psarsncs- On the tariff Issue the Dem
ocrass gfired everything. The publ
cans did mot dare to discuss II st sill or
Keep their side Of 1t before the people.
They dropped il and went In for waving
the bloody shirt, which they shook just
as vigorously IS twenty four years. ago.
Il wos heodle that best US. 1t WAS felt
In every cor gressionsl district. felt it
N mine End al over the country where
ever went during the campaign, it wss
feH and talked about. Why men in my
own hearing have talked about buying
and selling votes as il voters were cattle
or potstoes, and they did not seem to
think thsre was anything wrong 10 1t.
There u soHe!hirg rotton when such
things can happen. It will be to the LAST
ing credit Of Calvin S. Brice that while
the Rspzblican leaders were organized
for the tEfis In votes, hs st the outset Of
fhe eamHGien publicly declared that the
DsMo6fAtic party would wage an educa-
staonal campaign, and that not q dollsr
would be raised or expended fer the cor
ruption Of yoters.'' nv 1EN
II see,n continued Mr.. Mills, "tha.
there is q likelihood that the, next house
will be Be publican. I am NOT like those
who say they would be glgd Of that, since
the Reprblicana had the executive and
the senate. On the contrary should re-,
greet 1t very much. should like to sec
the Democrats hsve msj lrity Il only q
msjerity OF one. l. Is well enough tor the
Dsmocrats to say give the Republican
party Unlimited rope and thsy will hang
themselves. l prefer to have the rope in
my oFns hsHdss i ia much safef.' -;
THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN.
Special to tho Gazette.
Nov. 3G.-Congressmea
are daily arriving in squads and BY Mon
day o quorum Is expelled. Ths direct
tax bill Is the frs! thing to be considered,
but the oppoD eBts OF the measure have
not yet determined upon a line of policy.
The agreement Of last session contem-i
plates seton without further obstruction.
The tariff will cut no figure In the session
except to be further discussed. The few
mem oers now here are chiefly interested
in the complexion of the next house and
there Ia NO longer any doubt that 1t will
be r publican by seven to nine ms 1rity.
The certificates from Missouri, New Jer,
sey and Maryland have been received by
the clerk. Mr.. Stockbridge gets the GER
tifcste in Rayner's (Maryland) district
which settles the doubtful districts for
the Republicans. Mr.. COZ says thtt West
Virginia has certainly elected three Repub-
lican congressman, which will certainly
give the house to the Republicans beyond
all q Iestion. i+-sN v-'
NRw REPUBLICAN, DAILY.
Special to the Gazette!
: WASHINGTON, Nov. 3a-The new daily
paper to be started here is to De called
the Press and will appear on Monday. 1t
has no Associated Press franchise, but
hiss msds arrangements in New YORK to
receive 1000 words nightly. The propri.
t tors have received . letter from the na.
tional lesgue indorsing the journal and
pledgiDg 1t support. -
THE CLEvEIAND's WILL GO ABROAD.
Special - the Gazette,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80 1t seems 10 be
finally settled that president and Mrs. |
Cleyeland win go abroad in June. An
intimate personal friend OF the family Is |
the authority for the statement. Mr.. |
Cleveland is not travelling man and has |
seen but few places in this country. He |
has never been abroad, bus the descrip- |
lion Of foreiga lsEds rs related BY his wife |
has whetted his desire to go beyond the
,ea. They will visit France, Great
Britain, Sweden and Norway, and will
probably pass the winter in italy.
wAsHINaToN NOTES.
!, WASHINGTON, Nav. 30-There WAS Q
Noticeable increase 20 day in the number
II congressmen ebcut the capital. Sen.
ltor Allison was the principal arrival.
4 Treasury disbursements have bean nm
usually large duiingathe month Of No.
7ember, the pension payments kloae
TO S22, oeo. 900. In conse.
Iusrce Of this It 10 estimated ~ the de.
3artment this afternoon that the publisn-
ID statement to be Issued tomorrow VIII
how An apparent increase OF S11, 500, 00e
vince November. There Is OF course no
Ictusl increase in the debt itself, but
nerely reduction In the cash In the
available for the payment OF the
leot. ~ r.
The president has appointed James G.
saunders Of Arkansas to be Indian in
pector, vice Morris Thomas. Three
ears ago Mr.. Saunders WAS appointed
n executive clerk ct the White House
nd mas had that office up to the present
lime. He Is q journalist by profession. L
ETTLKMENT OF THE HAYIIAN AFFAIR
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The United
states consul at Porte au Prince informs
he department of state under date Of
november 16 that the schooner ". B.
'ones Of Boston, which was captured IN
he 20th6 October while proceeding to
}ondives and arbitrarily ordered to Porte
n Prince, has been released and IA in-
leunnits cf $4,000 paid TO Captain Col-