Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

= y 1ES DOuCCI6klC cLEPlOJtS
ia in the government service
) in Warrington ara bsg gin
ia mig 10 feel spprehensive
SA fG for their future tenure,
Fl r. IA although no intlmstion
iNNa1 m hes been made by the K :
SAS publicans that clear
sweep VIII be made. A greater m,iority
OF Cleveleno's appointments have been
served for only one, half or one Il ird Of
his term, while very lsrge proportion Of
'he Republican residential appcintee 8
had held their { fii;cs for much longer
period than 4 presidential term. The
sum total Of those r pu6itcsrs WHO ter
dered their resigGatiors to the president
Was exceedingly small and in very ru-
merous c.ses b, Republican chice
holders we're permitted TO hold their COM
missions till they expired and In come
cases received reRppointmeLt. Except
Ing the small posse flies probably QUE
half and certainly one-third OF the flee
holders to-day sse OF the Republican
faith. The Democratic ot1ce-holder who
In 8 spirit of puncti!io nov gives up his
place will make mistake. "Hold on"
is the wstchNord for the Democrats
cnder present circum stances.
" RID's Exp sITIoN.
FAYorsble responses to the CAL for &
convention 10 Errsuge for tbs worlds eX-
position Of 1892, to De held Eere Deem
Der mex, have been generally received
A meeiicg Gf the Washington managers
will b. held Tonight to perfect TRANCE
mslts for the convention and banquet
NO SERD OF GOVERNMENT ISTERFER-
BNCE
WASHINGTON, Nov. % -Indisn Com
missioner O5eriy received to-dsy
tie FLOWING letter dated No.
vtm5sE Is from Robert L3f,
Unlted STATES Indian agent at Mus
kogee, in response to IN & airy So to the
auth Il The reported disturOsLcs in the
Caickas.w ration over toe election OF
governor Of that nation: nThere has been
20 such state Of affairs In the Chickassw
nation ss the sensational kilograms have
reported. There is, however, some tx
element there and the possibility CT q
personal tsud over the dissgre ement SIS 70
tue goyeruorship. Mr.. Gay has not called
On this ctflcs for protection as against
Mr.. BYRD, and my Information is that
Byrd continues to sZsIeise all the iunc
tiops OF govercor, AMI Mat he is p:acti
ShllJ Eu0uiES VIC es'lf SAh tISAs ID sESul
while Gays Cause though based On legal
j2stiCs IS grOIlIg 10 aGme sx;ea! unpop-
ulsr. TlsIc is nc present cause tor Ia
teTierarce on the psrs q the government.
II euch sGCuid DC tie caee this Cd ;e viii
endtsvor to take tro nps acNoa
TO BE HARRISON ORGAN.
special 70 the Gazstte.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90 A nav four
page R :puolicsn cai!y papsr will be start
ID ,bou. The first week Ia D .cenber Mr.
E W. Eek will be the editor, assisted bS
his con, Mr.. William Q. FIX. VINO for the
past thirteen years has bael U1ited STATE;
consul 81 Brunswick, Germany, having
been appointed by President Grant Z
Will support the administration Of HarrI
son and Morton. The new enterprise
will be started under the auspices CT the
nstlonSl Repu olicsn lesgue.
THE TENTH GENIUS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. % The publicA
ton OF the twenty second volume OF tN
tenth census report which has JUS. beet
issued completes the most elaborate woi
the kidd ever undertaken In the world
TIE taxing Of the tentn CENSUS wss pro
v!ded far ha sn act o; congress approved
March >, 1879, sppropris.ing SO. 900, 0ei
| tor the work.
THE VESTS GOING EAST.
WAsHIS GsON, Nov. % Lord Sackvill'
AID she Misses Sackyille West viii lesv,
Weshlr gton FTidsy morning for New
York, and en- the following day will sSi
for Htyre Gu 'he Is B1rgcyne, the vesse
which Will take NJ. Chamberlain and hi
| tride 10 Z snce.
TIE PRESIDENT DENIES IT.
WARRINGTON, Nov. % The Post 10
morrow 'F!Ii sag:
Il csn be stated suthoritlVely TIE presi
dent denies enphsticsliY ever haviol
used the lsrgusge attributed to him b
Judge Rdcksr in the now C5le
1r&ted interview. A, matter O
fact the president does not even remen
her having met Judge Racker on the d..
in question. Senator Blackburn ca|le'
at the W lite House With some friend
shhG day. This much the president hs
called to mind. lie reconects ala
that ja9t before leaving the librsr
he senstor stepped over to him an
spoke few words in regard to The senat
report On the civil service Investigation
but ct no time was anything ssid ebou
politics in New York and under no cir
cum stances has the president ever charge
or intimated thst there was trexcaer