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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
HPEIAEIE

As announced In TEE GAzETrK e dsy
or two ago, there is talk of the orgA1iz l.
ton OF Democratic club by the young
men OF Fort Worth. The scheme is an
eminently wise one, and It Is to be hoped
that it will be carried cut without delay
And tie movement should not stop with
| the organization OF club in Fort Worth.
There should be 3 similar organization il
every precinct IN the county. The Demo
cratic majority has been SO large In Texss
that there has been no ecossity for draw.
ing party lines. and party obligations
have, therefore. sat Iooaely upon the
shoulders Of the mem6era. First one
political ism snd then another has arisen
to 6rsw men away from their former a.
iegiance, until it is herd TO tell tust how
the psrty stands in Tsrrsn. county. For
this reason she Democratic executive com.
mitt' e have, wisely THE GAZETTE thinks
decided to hold county convention To-
the purpose OF putting straight Demo.
cratic ticket il the field. Ga this ticket,
snd the state and nstionsl tickets, The
Fight will be made. Democrats will be
asked to support the Democratic nomi-
nees, and those who are not Democrats
Will be appealed to to vote against them.
The issue will be sharply defined, and the
course taken by each voter will probably
be the one which he will pursue through
life. OF course the Democracy wants to
hold as many Of these votes as possible.
In no way can 1t be SO thoroughly done
as sy compact organization.
Let the Democratic club be
formed III Fort Worth, snd then
let it send cut organizers to
every precinct in the county to arouse
iRteres: In similar organizations there, |
ald through these clubs let the truths CT
Democracy De Sc taught thst every voter
may understand the principles Of the
party.
That is all that is needed. NJ true
man who understands what Democracy
ie can ever be anything but Democrat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

PUT It down IS se:tlad fact that the
big railroad corporations Of the country
90 not want Thurman elected yice-Presi-
dent. Among all the senator's from every
section since the war Thurman Is the only
one they ever feared, and they used al
their power to beat him for reelection.
They succeeded, bat they are not strong
enough to beat him for Vice President.
With Cleveland and Thurman the De-
mocracy will be invincible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
Thurman wou,a asIp the r,cs.t,


The nstionsl party which claims to
represent most nearly the hopes and aims
OF Jefersonian government, meets early
next week at St. Louis. It will sit In
region somewhat devastated by 4 DDS,
and greatly hiDdered and alarmed by con-
tinuous cold ralas. The shadow that Is
casting b3iore is one Of bad crop year.
The people complain, and are poor.
Have they no. liboTed Yes.
Why have they not saved
The answer lies clearly in the
present state Of the Treasury and the tx
istence Of unusual private fortunes in the
great eastern cites - fortunes whose
sple1d0r eXcitas the comment Of the
world and recalls the worst chapters OF
r me and the Mediterranean cities. In
taxing the people the government has
done ii SO ciumsiy that for every dollar
it received, q. least four dollars have
fallen into the pockets OF comparatively
email number Of citizens. These ci.iz .ps
are, perhsps, the most fortunate who hsye
lived, save that they cannot truly say
their lives have blessed their country.
The convention sc soon to meet, 80 far
ss It deserves the good will Of mankind,
is called fer the purpose of reducing
taxes. The delegates who will formu-
late policy for the p.rty which claims 10
reverence the precepts of Thomas JET
ferson, musIlay Def re the people res-
sonab!e hope OF the destruction OF high
tarif and the decrease Of all public lev
les. The Candidate TO stand on this plat
form is the present incumbent OF the
presidential flee, and the Herald NAV
h.o
not, In his message to Congress,
made himself the citizen most eliei5le for
election TO the chief executive power
The platform need be only what its Candi-
date 10 IN principle. II il meet his ap-
provsl, and ii /. be not repudis,ed by the
people, then the people will have lower
taxes and CHEAPER collection.
To I'LL the ofi;e Of Vice-President there
has been wide mention, within . few
days OF Allen G. Thurman OF Olio. But
II is said that he is too great man
for the situstion-thst he would DE out OF
plsce. The most OF which comment is
silly and not to bs tolerated in the Jefsr-
sonisn philosophy.
Thurman ID the modest Roman Of them
sill. Pacific Railroads and Standard Oil,
Blaine, Payne, Mclean, and an Jscobin-
ismr however conce aled, have triumphed
over Thurman only to render conspicuous
the subllmity Of his character. the men
ton CT his name in the convention OF
1884 inspired good men with the pleassn-
les. hopes that they have had since the
surrender Of Lee.
There is DO wsy OF humilisting Allen
G. Thurman. He may plow the field like
CinciIpetus; he may beg like BelissrIus.
He msy be village trustee or President.
He may illustrate the highest or lowest
cffice. There has been that In The mans
record which will shake OF ties from bis
name. He will be Thurman. A red ban.
dana Is his title. The waving OF 1t is his
exsltation among men.
II the convention would rise to the
wisdom which angus! bodies sometimes
evince-h the convention would proclaim
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

Had the Pittsburgh pa Press been
writing for Fort Worth it could scarcely
have written more to the point than it
does In thus writing Of its own club.
With some mild changes that will be sp-
parent to slI who love the sport and msy
wish for Fort Worth success, the remarks
Of the Pittsburgh paper are very. timely
st this jancture IN the performances Of
the Texas League: "Why is 1t that the
Allegheny club does not win games when
its chances of victory may be re-
garded as more than reasonably
good, snd again. though IN fewer
instances, Is successful in tie
face Of apparently inevitable defestT
Local bail critics have been trying to
figure out an answer 20 this problem, but
judging from the walls which are waited
10 our ears from the local pool rooms
with but poor success. When the club
pulls itself together, to use s professional
term, and "plays ball." there is not an
other team of bsll.tossers in the country
/ hat can Withstand 1t. These ipuEis are
too occasional, however. to bring the
club into the race for the peEnant. and
when such presumably weak, mines IS
those OF Washington and Indianapolis
can increase their percentages st the eI-
perse OF the local champions dismsl Wis
- al ~ IN Oh
ship procession rise before, our eyes.
Lack of team work and enthusiasm ere
the most noticeable defects Of the Ale
ghery club. Oae defeat so dishesrtens
the plsyers that it is almost invariably
followed BY three or four. Then in re-
gponse to popular clamor there is raj
IL, and brilliant victory or two over
some powerful competitor. Glowing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

On SUNDAY morning the Dallas News
suggested the expediency Of nominating
Farmers Alliance member as the Demo
cratic candidate for Wee President, thus {:
VIII the St. Louis convention see tNe " .sdom
of making such selection with the sort of
quasi conibir alton which It would imply SINH
lar ordinations have been msde, a1d some
times with success, in state elections. Il may
be asked why Zoe make the test in q national
election II the memhsrs Of the rational II.
anee are In sympathy with the Democratic
policy OF tariff II form they are certainly In
measurabiy better Democrats than the hostile
contingent of Kandall,tes and rotectionists In
cluded heretof re IN the nae hanicsl union of
the party. ard there would be no nag.ant IN
coDgruity IN choosing one Of t-e!c repre-
tentative men as able IS M Burrows to go
OF the ticket with Mr. Cleveland There can be-
lite Co BIT tina sucn ticket would os over
whelningly e,ented. Besides, 1t would DO good
to infuse little new blood into the Democratic
psrty.
In the same Issue, speaking Of farmers
in another connection, the News said:
As E class they hsve no greater claims upon
the services Of the cffee. hunting statesmen
than other Classes They know by experience
what reliance is to be placed u en- the devotion
Of the demagogue. They are earning TO size
up political Geadbest with malheclsticai pre-
C sion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
Iron .nd Steel work.r.' Coz v,nt,op.

PIIrsBURG, Pa, June 4-Tne an1usl
convention Of the Iron and Steel Workers
National Assembly Of The Knights OF Ls-
Dor assembled st the Knights of Lsoor
hail this morning. Sky delegates rep
resenting 1000 members in the various
mills throughout the country, are in ST
tendance. The principal business viii
be the drawing up Of scale governing
the workers in the iron and steel mills
snd furnaces; also the revision Of Is
constitution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
DEEP WATER CONTENTI

Citizens CT Colorado, New Mexico and
Texas Called to Meet a. Fort Worth.
Ever since the completion OF the Fort
Worth and Denver Railroad, the necessity
for deep water port On the Gall has
been more apparent than ever, snd the
question has been generally discussed
There is general demand tor an inter
stste convention to be held st Fort
Worth, and In obedience to this com
mand, convention has been called to
meet on July 10 in this city. Following is
TIE CALL.
FORT " ORTIZ, TEX, May 81, 1888.
In view Of the fact tnat the question OF
deep water on the Texas coast Is, at this
time, attracting general attention and
discussion, and is subj CT OF tsI i'm
portepce net slone TO Texas, but to Colo
RADIO, Kansas, New Mexico and othe, por-
tons OF the west, We, the unders, gned
citizens of Fort Worth, Tex, hereby
call upon ell parties interested 10
meet in this city on the 10th day
OF July, 1888, in convention to dis
cuss the advantages Of the various
hsrbors snd to provide ways and mems
TO accomplish the work Of securing deep
water ct the most available point.
We suggrs: that the boards Of trade Or
other organizations OF business men in
the various cities Of Colorado, New Mex
leo and Texas select delegates 10 this
inter state Convention, snd thu. ali gulf
points send to the convention representa-.
t,ves With charts, ststis!ics and Informs
ton relstive to their respective hsroors
and the advantages thereof for The cun-
si6eration Of the convention.
Z. Z. Chase, WIN. F. Sommerville, W.
F. Lake, E. W. Tsylor. Thomas P M,T-
tin, W. a. Young, K. NJ. V.IZirdt, Sid
ney Martin, joe Brown, r. NJ. Wynue,
Thomas a. Ttdball N. Harding, B. c..
EvaIs, Ii. B. Lnyd, W. A. Huffman, c. J.
Swasey, Msrti1 Casey, Joe Mayer, Edwin
S, Gard, T. q. Roe, A. B. Mignon, N M.
Washer, Seth W. Stewart, Alex Hogg, W.
A. Adsms, S. B. Csntey, s. o. Noodle,
George Il. Chase, B. B. Paddock, T. ].
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

4 WISCONSIN farmer writes 10 the
Washington Post in regard to the taria:
1.-THE more reduction the better for all
concerned. There las been stealing
enough in the way Of high taxes to suffice
for all time to come. Give us an open
world for . market snd Wisconsin farm.
ers are ali right. With the right kind of
literature, Wisconsin can be carried for
Cleveland and reform this fall. Don't
forget III"
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
E@vsf by halves

THK EoRT WORTH GAZETTE had the
best report Of the recent Democratic COZ
veation held in that city OF any dsily pa-
per in the state. Besides, it had engrav-
ings OF nearly every prominent delegate
present. Hill county was represented in
The GAzsTTE's picture gallery By Hons.
A. NJ Douglass and ". II Tip.on. Tx
GAZETTE never does things by halves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
OPEN TIE STREETS.

There is an ordnance on the municipal
ststute book requiring railroads to open
and maintain streets scroEs which they
pass in running through the city. 1t is the
duty of someone to seethst this law is en-
forced. Certain streets are now impssse-
BILE h5cauEe OF the reinforcement Of
the law, and not long since &
citizen suffered the loss OF
d horss because Of the non
enforcement Q! the law. Railroads ex-
pect 10 obey the law just ss individuals
DC, hut railroads as well IS individuals,
at times, require thst some one call their
attention 70 the law by being reminded
OF its penalties. Every street demanded
by the pu Die should be opened il accord
ance with The ordnance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
Fort Worth

LIUIIIb VUUHIy NtWH
Fort Worth sg called the Chicago Of
Texas, and from the wonderful progress
she las made In the LAST ten years, it is
we'll she has been given such an appro-
pr.ate name. Fort Worth Is large and
prosperous city with pretty streets aud
sidewalks snd beautiful buildings. Sne
Is supported by territory both north,
and west, snd will continue TO grow So
her territory settles up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

THE Fort Worth GAZETTE wants deep water
in Texss, provided 1t can be had at some other
point than Galveston e. Tyler Courier.
"Tell the Truth" The Fort Worth
GAHETTE wants deep water in Texas
wherever it may be had most speedily.
1t is "GaIyestOn or nothing" with the g.
D. News; 1t is Galveston o. anywhere
else with THE GAzETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
Ayers Hair Vigor,
economy sad honesty as well IS low,r

economy shd honesty as well IS lower
taxes-would proclaim them in the hlea-
est-it need have nc iear OF beli:tlirg
Allan c Thurman with en- Cf9r OF the
vice presidential nomination. The eff 70
is s osrren prominence among men. Il
BELTS citizen who has devoted the oesr
yesrs CT his life TO the republic while SO
many other citizens were robbirg II. His
name would add immeasur.ble weight 70
the written pr0mi. es which the Dem
ocralic party is about to make TO the
electors OF America.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

"BL.INEIsM is Republlcanism, nothing
more, nothing less, snd RepubIicanism
dominates the party and n,kes It Whist It
is" declares the New York Tribune. To
what base uses do we come, Horatio {.
The party Of Lincoln and Sumner snd
Conkling the tail tot second rate politi-
clans kite. Faugh! II makes the gorge
rise In the throat Of decency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

TIE Hartford Times notices that the
Democratic party has SO far made most
excellent gubernstorisl nominations,
citing IS examples Governor Palmer. Of
Illinois, and William L. Putnam, Of Port
land, Maine. II the Democrats continue
to make such nominate NJ, adds the
Times, they will mako most o. the north
ern and western states doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

DOES the movement in behalf CT Thur
msn !ndicste despair Of Democratic sue
cess Ia Indiana as against Gresham; or
is it due to the bitterness of Democratic
factions in Indiana and Illinois? Or do
both these considerations conspire to
make the boom for the grspd old Roman?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

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Branch Offices.

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TENT
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

Mr., BLAINR's Withdrawal seems to the
New York World to indicate three things
in the 9ieeent Republican situstion.
First, tS4t ile nominee will De q second.
class mani second, thst he will be q
western man, and third, that BIS name
Will be Gresham. The World thinks that
Gresham would be strong candidate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

TIKI dispatches say thst the Texas del
egation have aoou. the handsomeBt head
quarters IN St. Louis. This is az 1t
should be. They will also have the
largest and most highly saished and fres-
coed whoop in the convention. MARI
Ellison is there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

TAERE wEl be an excursion Of the peo-
pie along the tine Of the Cotton Belt to
Fort Worth on the Fourth OF July. All
North Texas will be invited to sttend,
and no one will DO "fseced," either.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

murdeTers, and now inhabited by the
lordliest set OF williams my blue eyes
ever blazed upon. Mr.. President, shall
oppose the bill with both my hands and
sll three Of my leg5.''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
The Convention Center.
johnson County Record.

Fort Worth knows how to entertain
strangers. 1t is indeed the coming "con-
vention" center Of T. xss. One Of the
biggest things we saw 81 the Fort Worth
convention WAS THE GAzRTT8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

TEK Senate committee sent TO investi-
gate the New York custom house has
closed its labors ard returned home, leay-
ing Widow Mcaiunis' pig in peaceful
possession Of the deld. He will probsbly
have all the Republicans rooted out by
hdar.,h 1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

The Jones County Immigration Asso-
cistion has Published handsome circu-
lar containing fscts and figures designed
to lead immigrants and home-seekers to
that county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

WHILE aldermen are providing sewer
age, water and gas mains and grsv-
cleo streets let them look over the city
and see whether or not some thorough
fares demanded by the public convenience
are rendered impossible By railway
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
RS Not q Is b Center.

" VdLHtIIlIU ouH
Among numerous other new enterprises
IN Fort Worth THE GAZETTE announces
four or FIVE amsteur Mines; yet, strange
10 ssy, The GAZETTE omits to add that
Fort Worth Is a oase bsli center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

WITH the people Of Texas 1t Is not
''Gslveston or nothing" but it is deep
water st Galveston or anywhere It may be
rad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

'FFoUNDss in 1908, foupdered IL 1885,"
is the way the ribald Globe Democrat
refers to the changes recently made By
its esteemed ST. Louis contemporary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05

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WITH good crops, Cleveland and Thur
man, Texas will be happy.

Nc; FORT WORTH la not ball center
yet, but Il hopes to be-soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-05
TO TRsDE

IN DE or Ie4as or Mexico CStI.e 81
i improved Gol5fado stock horse. -
staLlions- asdtfess owner, Boz ?5-6, nerTc,s
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To Rarlroa,s oontrsmor,.

We have hRs supply OF cedar piius AZ
telegraph poies. We solicit contracts, on which
we wttitnske close prices. Wr''e US fog. ut
thet information. Green b Olive, Columbia
Rastofp. Tex.
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