Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-02
BaSsaiior in Kansas.
Tonska. Eansa.. Iouruel.

salsaiior in Kansas.
Topeka. Kansas, Journal.
II has been thought hat the k,ntss
Republican WAS one mxl who had passed
beyond tie reach Ct redemption, and the
possibility OF whose salvation WAS q thing
not 70 ne seriously considered. For sne
aaine publish there hiss alxsJs been
some hope; ven the VsImJnter, when
he passes out Ct the dark ohsiow o. the
G,een mountains and intcIthe Ign. aad
HE OF the pr g%tessiva world, has not
been ccnaiCercd w2cliY lost, sEd acme CT
them tGve hee4 k20Wa TO turn from the
error q thsif ways sed become useful
Gil z!ua sHd ~ornsnents to eCciety by
voting she Democratic ticket.
But 8 Kansas r pub!icsn-sh, he has
been TIE uaIerents1t sinner always; the
sioner VINO refused to embrace fires sal
valioR; not because he doubted It's power
TO ssy5, but becsuse he didn't wasn't to De
saved; the ha,d-hesf.e6, s uTborr, al
Wsys-fCr-a- fight sinner, wao would rather
be lost than to sckn Wedge that he hsd
been wrong by chsDging his ways to be
right. :
But even the hard heart OF this chiefest
Of sinners could not always remain i'm
pregusble to the saving grsce Of Demo
cratic Truth, as exempl.fed in the works
CT Grover Cleveland and txsmpllfed il
the gospel CT Allen G. Thurman. The
following editorial from the Atchisor =,
Kan, Globe, c R publican paper, SHOWS
now the work Of regeneration is going on
in the ~grssshcpper state:
"A!th0ugh NE sre g Republican We
must admit that the outlook for the tick.
ct Is not encOurseirg Every dGy thcus-
snds CT stalTGrt Republicans are desert
lDg to the enemy. Among these desert
ers We mention the following: J.k
Hudson, Of the Topeka Cspita!, declares
trst ne is forever done with the bloody
shirt; Noble Pfentiss, CT Newton, who Is
tired OF the issuesathst cave been dea1
for twenty yesre; d r Anthony, of
Lsavenwortr, who declares inst the war
is over, aDd Sol Miller, OF Troy, who is
msd because Blaine was net nominated;
J. NJ Rice, Of Fort Scott, Captain E.s.
] ley, CT Ru.cbi1eor, Marsh Murdoch, OF
| Wlchits, snd Web Wilder, Hisw tina, ali
prominent r publicans st the LAST cleo
| tiop. have ex1ress8d their intention to
voge to- Clev.lsrd this year, because his
administration hiss been the clsanees and
rest il the history Ct the country. We
might name hundreds Of Republicans in
ksnsss WHO have gene over TO the enemy =,
but TIE above will suffice 70 show which
wy the wind is blowing"
WINS. glorious possibilities for mission
airy work thus opens up. How the pion-
GERS Of democracy will rush into his new
field erd food lis dsrkeued -fe!ds with
IRE light OF political salvation, and eeDd
rolling over the pralr!es the loud hGssnnss
CT minds emsncipsted snt understandings
enliehtt ned.
Ard with K,usss with US, who can be
against US. From her historic plsips the
work OF redemption ehall 60 or, until
every stste In the Union shall have en-
brcced the principles OF Democracy, and
the WAT will be over, the country will be
%reUnlte6 and peacs snd kirdress shoaI
have c!ept into every home aud sat down
oy every be srths.one TO Gro wn with hsp.
J piness and Iov. i.he people OF 3 prosperous
and progressive nation Fort Worth,
lex , Daily GAZETTE, September 16
rne sbuvs appears in ell seriousness in
one Of the representative newspspersao Of
the south. TIE readers ot the Fort
Worth GAZETTE II gspers! probably never
se6 any Ksusss papgr, Bot to mention he
strorg RspGb.lcsG, Harrison sud Morton
pspers, edited BY tee K,rsss gentlemen
gwen in the list Of accesslons to C.evs-
l md. A teW o5:use Democratic papers
ct this stste took seriously the game bu-
mo!ons paragraph IN tae Atchison GiobCs
To correct their stupidity Yves not 4
province which tie + publican papers OF
K nsss cared TO assume When q paper
Ike the Fort Worth GAzKTTE un~deftakes
to cslm!y give its readers 20 understand
thst Republican editors ara flock
ing over to Democracy in the hslter
sSeIter manner Indicated, tits time 10 say
81 netting wnich il Ia hoped THE GA
zSITE in due tsi.ness will give the same
Publicity. THE GAZETTE is hereby form
silly advised tIEI .a;h and every one Of
the Kansas Republican editors named
above would think Of cutting Of his right
hand as sertouly IS he would think OF
| voting for Cleveland and the above psra-
graph quoted from the Globe would be
given IS much creGence in this statP, q
the publication Ct q statement that Hq@s
james G. Blaine, Governor j. B. Fofa-
ker, Hon. Ghsuncsy Depew, Hon. william
Wsrner and Senator j. ] Ingalls, bsdsi
decided to cast their ballots for Cleve-
land and Thurman. q
THE GAZETTE is to be commended f3r
considering tnst "With Kansas with US,
who can be sgsinst US" Right you are
Y1u get On the Kansas side and you have
found salvation. But mind you, you will
hGvs to get on u size, rs will never
get ever 10 you're. What glorious passi-
biiities for missionary work exist in
TeXis. Get en- the Santa Fe train, Mr..
E ilsor, come up to Topeka, and We will
give you q few tracts; some OF OUT ex-
changes, edited by Murdoch, Essley,
Rice, Prentis, Hudson. Wilder and Nil
Ter. Yes you get on the side Of these
! gentlemen, vote with them and there will
be salvation IN Texas. You will be free
and the cloud hossuDas CO minds emsn-
cipstea and understandings enlightened"
Will reverberste under the sunny skies
ind ever the dsrkened fields CT TeXss.