Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-04
The Republican Campaign Managers
in NV Jersey, Indiana, Illinois
ard Nav York Cry for Doodle.
Gsps j. B. Wesvsr s;umping Nicai.
gan Ter the Dem0crsis-hew &c
XIII Chandler aud spesner.
Nav York Sporting nsn without Regard
to Parry III IatioDe 6'viDg Odds
On CleveIsao.
corespondence Of the egzet.s

ness meeting this week. II was with
closed doors, ous taat dian. prevent the
new f:Om licking cut that the purpose
was 20 MIKE 2 "divy" Of the 5ootle or
hRnd amoug the States which are sup
posed 20 need it. TIE sun N the treas
ury is a good!Y one, bu: i. is not so fat
SO when the party levied tlibu.e Hithou.
ply or compunction upon an hundred
THOUSAND lie holders. The msuu fsc
turegs axe not waltz ng up to be "iried"
win the zeal and 2ervor
which Boss Qlsy expected Ct
them. rs has jas. been down 80
PenUsglv2uls to IxlUrt thsm 10 stand by
the G o. 2. win this custom sry checks
anC pressure upon their employees. IIne
promised to De faitnful, and some
net. ElL q few believe the case 70 b.
hopeless, aud are no: disposed 10 sqdal-
dee their money without tue nope Of
Tec0mIense or reward. The mUleYeG
demSLds presented at this meeting by
representatives Of the fsrent ststes
were numerous and heavy. 81 Ibsrt
wanted 100000 tor NV jersey, Where
the K 4pu Jlcs0 GsuSe Is desperate; Fec
sender said that No moIey would be
needed IN CUunecucuJ Until . cay
Or two bsfJre the election,
when IL would be ,xge,
dleU. 70 tap bari or two. John C.
New sent ~ pitital oppesl from indiana,
where matters are in 5 ffigntful conCl
ton, Hs asked that q large eihking fund
pc staIEEd for The benef. OF Inc;ars TO
ba sEalled 60 t1e utmost extent possible
and dumped il thes;a.c four or five Gays
D. fore tnc election. DAVIS wanted 70
know what WAS to be done for Illinois,
and when told That he and FarHell and
Private fer and their friends would be
eXpec led t. tEka care Of inst stste, he
turlsd pale, ana tmumbled, soto voce,
come gutEeIsl eou-ds which it would not
do TO interpret in &
great religious daily like
THE GAZETTE. Garrison asked shout
micngsn and was told By Boss Qusy
that A'gsr had promised to bring it up
sail right" II 1t cost million. As for
Iowa he remarked that he didn't propose
TO send any money there unless it sp
pared she wss in danger. The ultimate
decision OF the c0urcil WAS to husband
thei- resources; spend no money any
where now, AID at last to turn loose the
greater psrs 0. the Doodle In Nav YORK
hnd Indiana in IN effort 10 buy enough
votes to el8ct Harrison and Morton.
Among the speakers OF na!ionsl repu-
tstion WHO lave been Gent into Michigan
by tie Democratic campaign committee
is G sne raj j. B Weaver Of lowe, former
lY G;eeD0aCk csndi ate for the Praei-
delcy. For several terms General
Weaver has been returned to Congress
from lows by coalition Of Democrats
ablest campsigners in The Union, snd his
culiar ith1ence in Michigan,
where the Gfeenbsck dec
trines still have a strong following. Ii
will be remembered that w esver stunped
TexSs in 1880, when he was 4 candidate
for the Presidency, with Colonel Cham
Oers OF CiebuIne as mis- associate on the
ticket. The political fate Of the, two
men presents q marked contrast, illus
trsting well the different results Of the
Greenback movement north sud nth.
While GeuerslWesver Ia cznvassing Mich
igan FOR Cleveland, it is safe to predict
that Mr.. Chambers is supporting one Of
tha "Isoor" candidates or Relvs Lock
wood. or even Benjamin Harrison in
preference to Cleveland. In the north
the better element Of Observation-Disclosures
which diSciaimed tho fist heresy-has
heen merged in the Democratic party.
In the south 1t seems to be still fighting
Democracy. l: Is not Strange that Mr..
Weaver should be found supporting q
Dem lcratic administration, tor sne essen.
till clement Ct the Grsenback faith, that
TIE currency should be under the com
p!ate control Of the government AID oX-
empt iEcm Tue manipulation Of banks, Is
vital principle OF Democracy. But
wig TeXl3 Gfeep5sckers should give aid
ard comfort to an Incorporating enc
III BIZ lC.aing in movement planned By
tbs. enemy sgeips1 the only psrty from
which Is mss anything 4: oil to hope is
mystery. Stranger bsdteuoIs were new
er made By politics than q republican
and = Gree5oscker.
Tie most reliable political icdics.icDs
arc rot TO be hsd either st the Democratic
or K publcsn campaign headquarters
They come tEom the gambler, wno alone
weighs every Circumstance impsrtially
and hsiinces the chances of the psrtiss
without shy concern IS TO which silks or
rises IN fhe prophetic ocsles The fact
that the New YORK sporting msr, without
regard 20 party predictions, are giving
otQs on G!gv2land'5 election TELLS more
.1an cou,d be CLEANED from the columns
of I'll the dailies IS to the political pros
pscts. Al Illustration OF the faith CT
thase seeGe CT the green tecle il "Clev6-
land'slucs" Is gwen in e proposal publish
ed il nearly ell the morning pApers, which
comes from uSG Of large wealth to bet
$500 20 $4,000 thst Cleveland will not re-
cave less than 237 electoral votes; $500
TO S250O tia. Cleveland will csrry Iii
acis; $500 10 $500 thst Cleveland Will
cSrr7 Michigan; $500 TO $1,000 tnet Cleye-
land will carry CAliiornis, or $500 to
$500 the. Cleveland will be elected
President. All the states mentioned cRss
their electoral votes for Blaine. Men who
have money 10 stake upon Hsrrison's
election are difficult to find, and when
fouud usually demand heavy odds.
TIE Times thinks inst Senators Coke
snd Gibson are making mistake In OPP
posing the Chandler resolution to investi-
gate sl.eGad election frauds in Louisiana
aid Texas. L. suggests that the best wsy
10 best M. CEendieT's little game to man
uiscture political cspissl is 10 give him
plenty o, rnre. TIE Times states what
IS .ppsreG., *nst me Chsnd!er resolution
hiss no othes object than TO provoke .