Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15
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DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 14-Dallss comes
to the front since the election with more
know-slls than any city in the South
There are thousand men now going
about with their told you so's," ans
criticising the president and the campaign
managers. Asa rule theEe men are buy
ing hsSs, oVercoats and boots for Repuo-
licans, and rolling the Rips through The
streets IN wheelbsyro1s They are now
predicting that the Dem ocrats will never
get in any more, that the result Of las.
weeks election puts the kerbosh or the
Democracy forever. From this conclu-
sion Is drawn that within the next four
years world Of Democrats for revenue
onl," will'd5p over enc get into tie party
to which they rightfully belong.
TIRE sPOILs.
The election Of General Harrison has
put new life into the Republican "loot"
hunters The federal emo!umenss In this
district are surrounded BY vultures of
Rspublicanism. Nst @. Henderson has
returned from Indiana, where hs s,umped
the state for Harrison. OF course this
surprises no one who knows Nat Q, 1!
is supposed that Nat will get something
from tho incoming administration, snd II
is TO be hoped so. An oEce that will
preclude the possibility OF his running q
newspaper in Texes will have the sane Eior
of Texas pe0Ple; with few exceptions. The
impression is tnat MaIloy will control the
federal patronage of North Texas and
rhst Caney will boss South Texas-Hhich
indicstes that compromise has beer
reached between these two. Genera
Mslloy will doubtless supe-cede Genera
C16ell as United States msrshal for the
Northern district. Bigger will doubtless
be United States district attorney Ms
gruder, who figured Ia the Fort Worth
april Republican convention as "tht
gentleman from KAufmAp," Is also silei
the district at!orreyship. The pcstc nice
QUESTION will doubtless De settled by the
people. Ii this instance, l. s. Garrison
VIII certainly be the fsvoriGe Of the bust
ness interests OF DaIlks. He has the
reputation Of being the most thorough
postmaster Dallas ever had, snd his &C.
lection by the president will plesse DAl
las.
AN ENTERPRIsNG GERMAN PUBLISHER
The Texas (Germsg) Post, she leading
| Democratic German paper OF Texas, II
addition TO It's regular weekly edition
issues every Su7dsy morning an s-psgG
s-column Psper, with special service o.
telegraph and full ouaget OF local news
M. Dlezel is an enterprisiug neWspnpe,
man, and is making great success C.
the Post. He has done good work fs
Democracy among the Gelm1n Americana
Of TtIaF, and &c better evidence OF gooC
results could be wished than the almos
solid support the Germans gave Mr. Mill
lsst week. The Post circulstes largel,
In the Ninth district and ifs iDfranc,
WAS clssrly manifested By the triumphsn
election of the great tarif rutormer.
A CONTEXT will engue over the assessor
ship. John T. Witt WAS elected eve
Sam Hunnicutt by ak plurality. Their
seemed to be some irregulsrity, however
about the returns from the Eighth war
being properly certified to. The commits
sioners threw out tie vote Of the Egnt
ward, aud this gives Huunicut. 3 ma
tierity OF six. Witt will contest
Tie newly elected county hcers qa.l
fad to-day.