Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-05
, bones in a pile of inf.my as high as the

, bones in pile Of infemy IS high az the
Alps. but Will die Ii snling the Hq 1or
traffic, acd my grave Will ue another AS
mo to summons 1000 brave msn SAD
praying women to hurl this Saa-
l,a ANUS CT hsli down TO!
inc dust. O1z Alamo was
EnEust, 1857, cur SIN J.cinto will be in
1892. [ repeEt these JnisltS conyic 'Icns
and nc personal obi =cttous to sny ms or
nen compelled ne il tears 20 renounce
al Allegiance 10 the Democratic party
now allied wish whisky fer the fuiG Of
Texas. And l; my beloved church, that
love more than light Or life, should bow
tbs knee TO King Alcohol, wou!j re-
nounce ell allegiance - her ami 1gn. and
die al sione. Cato, "ah.. Bcoiss: Roman
CT them al" took for his e m3:lo,
"Ca-thsge nus. be destroyed" And
| though s0eered and sered e., and hurled
81 with spezrs Gno jtVeltns, re never
ceased till the enemy CIR }me WAS ieVeilsd
| IN the dust. trust there are 10, COO Cafes
that have sworn the falcons, the doggeTy,
the liquor tr5fti:t must be destroyed.
And, my dear friend, fore ssrn lou that
| Democracy in Hsr ElIaECt Win Hhi,K?
has committed the same fs'tl
5luEder s3e did when she allied her for
tunes with slavery. She has tied second
mill stone IrouI1 Ger neck. Slavery was
| doomed because against the moral senti-
ment OF the age. whisky is ten times
more repugnant TO the morsl sentiment
end business sense Of the world Slavery
sunk 10 rise 20 more and dragged De
mocrscy down with her. The liquor
u, tiic Will 60 the game and worse. And
| beslieS ali these facts, nv dear friend,
csn not zee why you should be surprised
that I, an old Jackson Democrat, should
have tne coursge 70 lesYe party that hiss
formed corrupt alliances and Is controlled
o7 bcsses, cl.ques and rings. You kE6w
General Jackson did the same. he re-
pudinted the OLD congressional conven-
ton system CT nominating candidates.
He not OILY boltec the convention but
ran as al "iudependent candidate"
for President sgtinss Hon. W.
q Crawford, "the regular nornlIee' Of
1924 And though fairly elected, he was
counted out by the bosses cnd iioemaster
gs usual. Bus he ran sgsin IN 1928, snd
was elscted by { maj 1rity 50 overwhelm-
ing they dared not count him out. And l
and thousands Of other Jackson Demo
Gratis ere folloWilg JACK ems example.
Ia conclusion, my daar friend, allow me
|
old party will ct once r5pGjiate al
alliance with whisky barrels, and that our
Ssr J,ein.o mag go0G come an XIX 6
Alconol be driven from Texas down to
aell, as Santa Alna was in 1896 T1el
cur beloved Tsxss Will become the
!, erfudest state between the oceans, and
the brightest s,es tD.s glitters Ia the
: galaxy OF states. May she be the wisest,
| ri 70
sun in his long journey around the world
! shines uron Ia corsumma,ing this glc-
rious Ieau trust the McCullochs and
the whole Burlesou family, composed OF
tie H,rtema7s, tie Gages, the Kuy Ken
dells, the Black, the joiner, the Eli
s3ns, tie Taylor, the Rogers, the Cls.
Goes, etc, with 1900 voters will stand as
they hsys for the iast fifty years, side BY
, side sDd shoulder to shoulder for the
glory OF Texas. Yours Ahectionstely
RUFUS G. BURLI SON.