Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
NUMsROUs NoDs or Appgc RATION.


vas his fist appearance before that
august tribursI his argument showed
such mastery CT the legal points liz
viewed snd vas msGe with such efec.
that ec3miums we're heard or every sidA
his opening sentences expressing
his eeIss OF embarrassment a. his
debut were SO modes. AID DIT ferea-
tisl, yet &c humorous ttsSs more
than one Of the grave l1sticeS laughed
outright and Caief Jas:c2 EENr's hand
some fsee ~
{ WORE 4 rLx4sB saHE.
ard mpJe5hsn opcsa& the EArac OF lis
talk sssGeEa1el Hog sNe1 SINE honey
WORDS 6r p4ssse, dtA We judges lsugh,
not st tie s5gtnse os.t %, dignity OF the
sFgumegh b4ss.bec 5asSEdhe speaker, In
the fsrTsS Gibbs datFeFy, threw sside
iPetty codysntfyii ties Ara talked with
sSEsedorn ape tasssthst they did not often
2aThe fot,pxing is bare cut!iue Of his
shsech: He&rgued that there is con-
eNAtionsl&stinction betsCen taxation
an 5yaulstton. Taxation ts
AFHSsDES ARBITRARILY FIXED
By Ssoyegpmeu to Iaise revenue.
Regulstlon Is an adjustment CT sffairs by:
rule. Congress GIN requisite inter-otsta
commerce, but Il Carrot tax il. II the
regulation Incidentally Affects the interlaYs
sisirs Of he STATE, lis primary lu.AaiE
is net sbridged thereby. re etatskss
tn inherent enG retained right TO 5Ggu-
late her iYiernsl 1fsies To this end she
ms7 tsx al persons, property, privileges,
Occupations and business within her DO
main. II ia exercising ner taxing power
she Incidentally affect inter-stst+ CON-
Inerca, enc Is not h re5y deprived OF
aer primary right. Commerce CT every
kind Was affected by ths extent Of the
money drawn hy t,xation from the chan
NILS OF trade and
HoARDED IN TEE TREASURY.
Ia ;hi5 wss inter-stste commerce !p1i.
dsny6iIy sfacled oy very 81. OF taxation.
The tax on the drummer only maiden isl!7
bore upon the commerce Of The states.
ard was therefore authorized. To sus-
tsin this vieW various acts OF Congress-
we're cited wherein like occupations had
beer taxed IL years goEe by, snd pumer-
Gus decisions aid -hoTities were quoted
in support Ct the proposition.
WARMLY PRAISED.
At the conclusion If Ger ersI Hogg'e
speech Chief Justice Fuller shook his
hEn6 1rd waymiy prsised his effort. So
did Justice Gray in elegant teIue, while
Justice Bradley, Nho rendered the opiD-
ion il tie Robbins csse, said: "I love to
listen 10 man who enteTtains strong
opiniCrs and who can present them IN
euch a manly, straight forward way"
AS 10 wnst the result nsy be, no pre-
dIctiop cap be made with ssfgty, although
i would seem fcCm 3 euJfsce view that
the state had no csse. Il is very prob
sble inst vice. il comes to decision
theIe will be divided court.
AS RESTLESS AS HYENAs.
Special to the GsGst.e.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE remnant
of Senator's and Representatives, left are
SIS restless SO Gagged hyenss, and there is |
hardly airy dcub. but tbxt an sdjlurn-
ment or recess will t.ka plsce next week.
TEXAS PKNsIoEs.
Special to the Gazette.
wAsHIN GToN, Oct. 1l.-The following
Texas pensions we're granted to-daV:T
Original invalid, william Ogden, Foster
Original WIDOWS, Minors CT James IN
Saunders, Ssn Antorio. Mexican SUM-
vivo-s, John r Johusor, Central Point;
Moses N Crow, Henderson; james Il.
Neims, Denison.
MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
Special to the Gazette.
Washington, Oct. u.-New money
order oHl:es ere established in Texas as
10 lows: Alexsrdris, Ersth county;
Allen, Collin county; BelcheryilIe, Ben
Ftspslir, Blooming Grove, Campbell,
Cnildress. Deport, Detroit, Devine, Gro
Verton, Higgine, Hutto, Joshus. LoreIr,
Palmer, Sierra Blsrco, Wolf City, Yoa
Z IN, (postel notes orly), Arkansas City,
Barclay, Benaviteg, Can.tiau, Colorado
Springs. Colon7, Desdemcpis, Greer-
wood, K!eburg, Laverns. Lyttor, Soriugs
houatOn, Nockenut, Oakland, Perry,
Rsvepns, RichJard Springs,
R ms, Shivesi, Summer Mills, Thorn
isle, Wsskom, Weoberville.
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-GeneIal CLARK,
Clerk Of ,he House OF Representatives,
las to day been comforting, on bshslf Of q
majority in the House, with Senator ALI
'on snd other representatives OF the Sem
tie about adjournment. General Clark
,ility Of originating the resolution, aud
NC uCiuUcAo vi tuC oOUsO WcsS III i6NCI
If fixing the time for adjournmen. on
Saturday Of next week or Monday Of the
week after. He asked the Senator's which
hey would prefer. The sentiment In the
Senate is favorable 10 adjournmens one
week from next Saturday. General Clsrk
laid the. House will probably pass the
next Wednesday or Thursday,
md that the Senate willIdoubtless concur