Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

sAAl W.,
SsssSGs42S b former was
busy with his message. In regard to that
document he said: az know that his
good state paper end by no means bad
politics. We lad carried the country On
IL before the Doodle devil inside his sp-
pesrance. On the tariff Issue the Dem
ocrsts gained everything. The r publ
cans did not dare TO discuss 1t ST ell or
Keep their side Of il before the people
They dropped 1t and went in for waving
the bloody shirt, which they shock Just
SIS vigorously IS twenty four years sgo
1t WAS Doodle tbst beat Is. Il Was fell:
IN every congressional district. felt it
in mine snd all over the country where
ever 1 went during the campaign, II was
felt and talked about. Why men in my
own hearing have talked about buying
and selling votes az II voters were cattle
or potatoes, and they did not seem to
think there was anything wrong in It.
There is something rotton when such
things can happen. L will be to the last
ing credit OF Calvin S. R,ice that while
the Republican leaders were organized
for the trt f1ic in votes, he at the outset Of
the Campaign publicly declared that the
Democratic party would wage al educs-
tlonal campaign, and that not dollar
would DE rsised or expended for The COZ
ruption of v0!ers.''
II see," continued Mr.. Mills, nthst
there is likelihood that the next house
will bs Republican. an not like those
who say they would be elsd Of that, since
the Republicans had the executive and
the senate. On the contrary l should re-
greet Ii very much. should like to see
the Democrats hsve mi }rity If Only g
ms ority Of oEe. L Is well enough for the
Democrats to siy give tbs REPUBLICAN
party unlimited rope snd they will hang
themselves prefer to have the rope in
ny own hands. II Is much is:er.n
TIE HOUSE REPUBLICAN,.
Special to the Gazette.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 3o.-Congressmen
s'e dsily arriving in squads and BY Mon
day quorum Is expected. The direct
tax bill is the first thing to be considered,
bat the oppor erts Of the measure have |
not yet determined upon g line Of policy. |
The agreement Of last session contem-
plates sction without further obstruction. |
The tariff will Gu. no figure in the session |
except to be fur!h her discussed. The few |
mem oers now here are chiefly interested |
In the complexion of the next house and |
there is no longer any doubt that 1t will |
be R publican By seven to nine m, ,rity.
The certificates from Missouri, New Jer,
sey and Maryland lave been received by
the clerk. Mr.. Stockbridge gets the GER
Tiff cate in Rkyner's (Msrylsnd) district
which settles the doubtful districts for
the Republicans. Mr.. Goff says that West
Virginia has certainly elected threeRepub-
ican congressman, which will certainly
give the house to the Republicans beyond
Ill q 1estion.
WASHINGTON MOTIFS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-Tnere was q
noticeable increase to day in the number
# congressman about the capital. Sen
Itor Allison WAS the principal arrival. i
Treasury disbursements have been I'M
Usually large dusirg the month Of No.
'ember, the pension payments alone
to S22. 100000. In conss.
Iuence Of this 1t Is estimated st the de-
'artment this afternoon that the publish.
d statement to be issued to morrow will
how an apparent increase Of Sill 500. 900
ince November. There is OF couTss no .
ctusl increase in the debt itself, but
merely reduction In the cash In the
ressury aVsila bic for the payment OF the ,
ebt.
PEEuDENT CLEvELAND's PLANS. ,
WASHINGTON, Nov. so The Star this
venipg says, the people who havs been },
ngaged In mapping cut Mr. Cleveland's !.
uture for him when he shall have ceased !.
o be president Can now base their prog
osticatiors or something. On undouhted =,
nd indispu!a5le authority 1t csn be !
tated that Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland :
'ill very shortly after they bid farewell
D the White House 60 abroad. The e,
rogrtmme ss at present. arranged calls ;
Dr. the departure OF the president and =
Is VIE ,erly in Jane. France
J TO be the frs. country VS.. 4,
led and then Crest Britain will be ..
zplored. Mira. Cleveland has always :,
cen very aIx;ous to mGks trip :,
D Norway and Sweden, and 1t is more
lan probable they will journey hither y
arly in August Italy and Spain will be ;;
lie next countries in the tour. If Mrs. -
Ieveland can only convince the 6x- I,
resident thst Italy is sdeslrable lsnd in -
hich to spend few months the coaple 8,
i'll stsy through the winter ut San snlp =
Nice.
sTopaz" Oipsnent fos;an skim dissases- IL
s5ems, TStscf5granulSed eyeH1e seetes M !,
,zstgate Hf7&szasQS 1sy q
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