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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
NATIONAL BANKS AND TIE DEM
OCRATTC PARTY.

VA IIO-f-1L b3Nh d-ND IHk DE IL
0CRATTC PARTY.
a reader of THE GAZETTE, who esys
ne is annoyed by the asking OF questions
by orscles Of the Labor party, comes to
rHE GAZETTE for information upon the
following points:
1. What is the national banking sys-
tenn
2. What changes in it since Hamilton's
day?
8. How has the Democratic party 81
ways regarded L?
4. Have the Democrats had a m.jority
in the Senate since the civil Wal? II SO,
when, and how mary2
The rational banking system is
not s very complex affair, and
any person can understand its opera
tions who wants to, and is no. q
perVerse Greenbscker. II was outlined
IL 1851 by Salmon P. Chase, then Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, as means Of pro-
viding money, by the sale OF bonds, TO
carry on the wer, ard it has been found
so admirable that since the wsr the rs-
t.onal banking system hss been perpetu-
ated because it sfoMs base for the sup
port of system of paper money.
National banks may be organized by
shy humber OF persons lot less taan FIVE.
The capital subscribed is Invested IL
Unitsd States bonds, ard circulating
notes equal to 80 per cent. OF the par
value OF the bonds sra Issued TO
the bank. which are made receiv-
abe in ell payments to and from the gov
erGment, excep: for duties on imports,
interest on the public debt and in re-
demp!iOn Of the national currency. The
notes SO issued are the cash capital OF
tne bank. They do business with this
capital pretty much as other banks, e1
cept that they are restricted by federal
laws. TIE government may, if it SUI
poets bsrk to b. insolyent, order il to
be closed GEdr il II ia 81 insolyent, may
iake charge Of 1t and wind up the bust
uesg. Bank examiners are appointed,
WHO msy a. any time demand an
inspection Of the books OF any
osnk, thus guarding the Interests
OF deposioIs more securely than
in private bsn4s. They ere required to
Keep certain reserve alwsgs on hand TO
redeem their circulating notes. These
ere the principal features OF the Ms
tioral banks.
There is no similarity between the
present national banking system and the
national bank organized upon the pl&n CT
Alexander Hamilton in 1871. That wss
central bank with capital stock Of Sl0,-
600. 600, cnefourth CT the subscriptions
to be p.id in gold and silver, and three |
iou1tbs in United Scstes bonds. The |
government Wea stakeholder to the |
extent OF 81 100000 There were branch |
banks in the principal ci,ies Of the
country, BAT the central house st the
seat OF government controlled them st
will. The difference between the two
systems is spparent upon the most cur
soTy examination.
The Democratic party has never made
n explicit declaration for or against the
bank system, in any of the ra-
.ionsl platforms, but the party was gen
orally opposed TO The System while it was
n the experimental stage.
The Senste from 1879 to 1882 was IN
he hands OF the Democrats by a slight
nsjorl.y, bu. we do not remember al this
lime, the excess.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
TIE whest and cat harvest in Western

THE wheat and cat harvest in Western
Texas is progressing very satisfactorily.
Some Of cur farmers feel SO good that
they are inclined to be facetious, and say
that they will DE compelled to go outsi1 e
OF their field 20 get shock room for their
grain. But seriously the shocks are very
large and close together. tits thought
thaf some cat fields will thresh 100 bush
els to the acre, and some wheat fields
will thresh forty bushels to the acre, but
about seventy bushels for oats and twenty
two bushels for wheat will prove an
average yield for the country.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

SAYS Editor Watierson: "The Mills
bill, which 1 supp RI, is & protection, ROT
free trade measure. AS for free trade,
it is in no wise at stake and never will be
reslized-if it be ever reaized-until the
manufacturers put themselves st TIE head
of the movement ard put it through. Tne
menace, like tie chimers OF the rebel
0rigsdiers, is fgment CT sectional snc
partisan malevolence gotten up By the
Republicans for campaign purposes"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
STABBED TIE ntpr-

"Msr.h,," asked wul-egs4 -
emerging from dark s1t Lon In y
with buried tre1d ,rt8ui.l-t,.s.--.,,
air OF composure, thinIy clGakilr .-,l
-ral s'a;e Of Chaotic acx!e.y. ~, :
what Is in thst h!gn-shou.drrer 49,,
o-ack bottle with short neck -, - =
third sheli?' "kerose {. Iz.eE-.
grandpa 1heumaEsm," rep,i i H. -.
VT; "way ?" "O1, r0.a.sr ::
sns |ered, carelessly, s. ars E.
JUST swallowed an ear. Cg,ee - =
dark. Netting; It wssg'. ann, L
l thought i. might be scme.asrs ~ :
GUS" Taey saId no more, bur II, g.
town drug store MAI e 49, "
ccuutenarce ~ lCIg tim. .... -..
eating Tsw qainIne GU. OF Is -agc.. -. =
spoon, trying ~ get : s;ra- e.. f.-.-
.o>k'ng i&s.e ouc 9; his u.u-. q. !
&c ssit, had crepC in there u-sF,-.. =
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
PLEASURES OF ANTICIPATION.

Very often, my sor, it is the dread OF
punishment rather thsn the punishment
Itself thst restraints Us from evil-cOi1g
Many times boy would gladly run a37ay
and go fishing on Sunday If he could Glly
gel his father to thrash him IN the morn
lug before he sets out: then be could en-
joy the whole long day withonta psng.
But when he has to wait until evening for
the dread OF thst unknown Ill that
awaits him clouds all his skies and
pitches all his songs in minor keys.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

EDITORS as a rule, ere always kind
hearted and liberal. An exchange tells OF
subscriber to certain paper VINO dieo
aud left fourteen years subscription u
paid. The editor appeared a. the grave
As the lid was being screwed down the
last time and put ia linen duster,a ther
mometer, p.lm leaf fan and receipt
tOc making ice.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

Cities, in the busy centers Of reijgi Jus &c
tlvi,Y, where there are great mu!ttudes
and much applause, and, IS yGu sold,
come gain. All this is undoubtedly true
The evangelist Of 20 day loves crowd
He knows the value Ct a hueG sud,e &c
and rafting fusjlisdes # app,aUse. H
will not 90 into the desert on t e chance
OF coverings sjrgfe sinner Fl, IN FIR
away Ethiopia, but, don't sou see, lie
car fire his Gospel battery into a whole
IT glment Of. sirneIs by going to ItoHn
As he does no. have the power that GER
rsin old-tsshiOned preachers had some
two thousand yesrs ego, OF drawing tie
multitude after him into the wilderness,
ne wisely goes sitter the multitude. But
then, my boy, 80 do the eloquent preach
ers Of no religion. So do these learned
snd unseIfsh men who teach suffering
humanity that the evangelist is e fraud
and ell religion sham. They likewise
seek the CITY and the multitude, aud, not
having the faith IN the fuarc!sl libe1ality
of their audiences that the evan
gelist has In his, thee rsformtrs
tear to lean upon the
nuch-6Fspised col lection and so
charge so cents al The door. No ticket,
no liberal theology. II is only he Gospel
that is free, after &il, my son. Now, dc
let the evangelist hsYe mis- wsy, as we'll IS
the "reiormer5" L%E him go where the
crowd is. He WON'T burt the crowd: He
doesn't teach the nu dtude 70 do any
thing wrong. TIE evangeli=s msy hkve
SEINE odd, rough funny wsys of tesc5inG,
but he doesn't teach evil. He toesn'
persuade MAI 20 DO wrong. He doesn'-
Hit up his voice snd cry aloud fer free
whisky End no Sunday l. IS true thtt bs
gets paid for his prescaiag, hut it seems
10 me, my son, that some kinds OF preicb-
ing are worth paying for zs well IS
nfhprs
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JACK CUUN YPfaHzDY.
Sheriff Rains ono Hs =un KEed- T,
Parry WouuC6d.
Special to she Gazette.

Sart7 hCuAC6d.
Special to she Gazette.
JACKsBoRo, TEX, jane lt.-Sl.'
J0hl D. Rims and his son Pies were e
and killed here At s p. II. is: l!.-a
RaIres' brother-in-Isw, ". v. Ter.
Angry worGs had been passsi and .'l
had beer struck iew uo-el;. ID
the shooting. Terrell wss urs:n-e s
went to his home, : sao.t d.gau.- i'l
the square, for his siz.ss39:-r.
Rains ard his son wen. 10 5
stable near by snd procured aW ---
in addition TO their s.zs135ie'
firing commenced ress .ae ssa1TI
corner Of the courthouse on ths pal
square, both parties advancing i'Ti'
eIcl other Terrell killed tue Al1
with the last two shots IN MS p.s'o..
is wounded in the lef. leg and srn 81
shot through both thighs. lie
pronably recover.
The cause CT the shooting We
posed to be an cd family i-Ct.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
TOO EASY FOB ANYTHING.

ais it true" writes = coBdaiee thing
out in Iowa, Gas Mrs. Carlyle says. that
geniuses are hard to live WITH" Bese
you, nc, dear. Easiest people in TIE
world to get along with. a child cor
dr.ye any CT Us. Oaly trouble is, the
guest has to pay 81 the bulls. Aside
ilom that, living with 6 genius is much
he ssme as living with grucer.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

ming tie larger knots CT 2 r..
oircaen rod. Bafore HIN, tlems i.
darling son, never dearlr thar -
.Wel;.h year, and tut 1.c---r
mischief. Tae son, breaking i7-
4Aica had grown p.iCtuliy tmos--,.'5'
speaks, Father, lie preacher 3.
Ds!iOr tXk.ng 70 Sister AM, :.
l)ining the church, the. 0s1.', Ny
sslsep and mlmaa's ! Ing d W. ~
headache. CAE't We tom1-o-.s. ~
talcg sCme WY 'or the sake n -
within the psr,y?" AID vsi,s-,...
peace stole softly fn,o ths. ..-,, ~
folding her snowy piaigns, s.: O.
hassock ns'ttou&h she iuteq-es ,-
there until sEe Matched gu: s ~
!ouDge. '-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

JUDGE THURMAN says he feels in
splendid condition and At least ten years
younger than before the nomination.
Some great speeches may be expec.ed
from him, and grand exposition CT pure
Democracy, before the campaign is over.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

Mr.. MILLS thinks that almost every
Democrat in the House will vote for his
tariff bill, Randall among the number,
Such trusting confidence in human na-
ture can belong to those only who carry
pure hearts
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

THE Fourth Of July excursion will
bring great msny North Texas mer-
chants to Fort Worth L:t US make il so
pleasant for them that they will want to
come hack
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
THE PRICE OF SORROW,

A live Congressman may not be worth
10 cents pound, but he's a1fu.ly ex-
pensive when yea come to bury him
Still, in justice to The Congressman, we
must s.y that he doesn't cost the govern
mert very much after ell. 'Tain't TIE
funeral that rams the bill up into the
thousands, it's the cocktails and he
doesn't get one OF 1em.n
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

THE New York Press, Republican 70
the marrow, gays: 40 rtj2c: Mr.. Flu
Ter as Chief Justice will rot hurt the
President, but it Will lose Illinois to tie
r pu5licxnF, for Mr. Fuller lives there
and the people believe in him regardless
Of nnriu y
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
THE sMALLNEss CT TEE SMALL.

"I would like to start in some business
with small mes7s," Saws & you1g man.
Then. son, do you start s. dsily psper.
Your me.ns will be TOO powerful smslI TO
hett after the fourth psy-da7, and go you
might jus. IS well have them 81 email as
they can be s.rained to begin with.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

PENDLEToN, the New Epglsnd minis
ter who spread the SANDERS about
Cleveland's domestic life, has written a
letter to the President making affect
apology,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

WHAT Texas most needs is q lot Of
industrious, economical small farmers;
men who will not only mske the land
produce to its utmost capacity, but who
will take care Of the products.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

| 2fi lV-d at between lda crown and house,
| carried tie reform single-aa ded. O3po
'-ion TO these proceedings WAS ut tiIS.
! pretty &c; e,sl, aud in ieed d.ad cut only
Ntter the kGg, in successive Camp1igDa
a@aiEat Denmark end Austria, had dem
onstIs;'d abe ultimate & CT Of his mil
'Ery pennies to tee satisfaction If the
pacp.e. Waile the struggle was 81 TIE
Act.es. TIE Crown Prince, IN . respl eta
ls-tsf 20 LIS istGer, begged 70 pOlgJ out
the obscure and imperfect provision
made II the charter for the contingency
Il absolute disagyeeMcn. between
crC1n and lower house. The frsrkress
Of his declaration e. & time OF extrsordi-
Nay excitement gained immense popular
llY Tor The Prince, which y7e8 not dimin-
l7hed waea ;Ge King, sdcpurg e sirnils-
view Efter me Austrian WEI asBed for
vote Ci Indemnity at the hands C. bis loyal
commons. 4 general reconciliation Tn
eued. The KIN, just and equitable, as
re E2s ever shown himself, fully admitted
Parliament hSd no. been entirely wrong;
Permanent, on the other hand, by granting
Indemnity, conceded that the Kirg cuulq
rot have let shtm into the eecret OF Inc
plans, unless he wished to defeat himself
bY pr mature disclosures; while the
crown Pence, standing between the two,
A"c me glory OF having held mean and
cohcA.&Eorv course from the outset His
Imperial Hlghness has ever since 0ee1
regarded as a courageous and liberal pol
ltlcisu. wisely disposed 20 do justice Il
constltatlonsl requirements, without psn
oer!rg to eventual extrkvGgsBcea CT the
times.
Leading retired and stut!ous
life during the continuance CT |
peace after the manner OF |
most RlEsisn CroMn Princns hIs Inna-l. II |
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

\ son, l observe that
you are pleased -
De = little b rar-
castle or the Fu3
Jet Of the "mudarn
evangelist" GU
sneeG g aim be
cause, u2i;&e Pail
ip, tie evargel,s',
he cSrtfIllg rv0i1s
the way " 3hic1 -
daseftI" Sc 4 re-
fuses to preach,
save in TAp arpsf
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

Special to the Gazette.

opeCtSl W inc Odz6bLt.
TExARKANA, Tx, June -
Schneider, who drew tie sl5..9 P'.-
the Louis sna LOTTERY L. #sd1e' o
she sen OF Mrs. Brock Of .l.5 c..i' W.
poor bus worthy WIt9T. l g ~
drawer is sa indusCg. - sno W. W,
younS man, the sole supp ~. OIL - =
er. The ticke: hss BEN 4':"s.''-'.--.
collection, aad Il Is Ea.d 20 o. .l' ~ =,
ton OF the youDg msu TO =e ''--- -
ftcient ea7u1t OF II c 1lT "a w. 4
comfortable home. wilma "a
Of tbis ciJg, drcW al apg.-1.L---.---
OF $500 .. Ib5 s,m- tine. n -
is sl.o Tel pl.ced, slEls , "-~
wv r>n9 -77r ~
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FORAKER ssys, "The man who waves
the bloody shirt in this campaign will get
bloody noee" Has Ohio's ll:tle Gov
ernor fled his csvest?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

would make the figures too low, because
the human mind mere readily erasps the
things that ale than the things that sic
to be,
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AN UNsATIsFIED LONGING.

How imUoss DIE II is to uIe2se some
people. Railway train in PennsylVsris,
spiuriug along about thirty-ive miles an
hour. Landslide lets rock as big
IS house fall across the track.
Engineer reverses, puts On the air, stops
the train with jerk that sprafns mans
back, and stopped ABOUT twenty feet on
the safe side Ct rock and eternity. NV
the man with the sprsined back sues the
for dam ges. Because the en-
gineer didn't 60 on and break his neck
instead of sprainiDg his back?
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