Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-09
DAY OF RECKONING,
Confirmed rom Egr.t pnn..


producing prairies? How shall we marT-.. ~
sps. ~ ounoance OF our products aud exchanre
products and handiwork Of other en15i-i .IS
49," shall we throw obstacles real or in1sgin.
4ehFy. IN the wRy OF all this advancements
| ana tor whose benefit is all This TO he's Not co.
tt iiSn' lor oy their wealth they can secure ali
| snese hecessaries, comforts and Injuries Int
| ert s4e poo! who viii be Otherwise deberred
Sh2ii We stimulate this production and cbeanen
anu Iaciii-ate the Transportation of onr snre-
or si1 ne "a oraer Ihat 1t may be enjoyed by all
St S.ittA We IIiEhten away and divert the great
stream OF manhood and capital that stands Esesdv
o ~ OreInew our glorious land? II is for Won to
Stat II me least Informed man in our broad
state knows that the sims Of HE .irnss - ,o
plilousr II we but exercise our iudgrnent ana ~
Int ti,iuiy me good the gods are Offering us;
49, 80 ~ passion saall rule the hour and anger
Eage ana resentment control our actions ii viii
Us; ass away as dream and leave as TO STRUGGLE
sIohg ~ an unequal race with the other stsfSs
ali nations OF the continent N9
Luz S5. lor ~, moment at your state It is t-71e
in t. 'S " OF IL, UUO miles of railroad but w.
ing west OF us is territory big with the srstss
nance OF millions, greater in extent than I've
O0Idihary states, without a mile of railroad
SEnIy mere and there hardy settler with connt
iess thousands of square miles as fertile and ~
iubrlous as the ''promiaed land', -iyen 80 =
me beasts OF the field and the birds of the air
means OF transportation and travel Far tb ,0r
hhoW when It shall become accessible It viii iii |
up with self-reliant men and whmen and IN
stead of land of shadows and pbantn,,s T. IN
DiossoIn IKE the rose, and become the home of
p4enoy, prosperity aid peace for the millions.
C ,,nr.
ohalI We selhshly content ourselves with the
PIehty wnlch surrounds US BY reason of the rail !
Ways Whlch traverse our section of the state in
all directions and by driving awav The csri,1 "a
enterprise that will open up that grand countrv
t tsave them IN their desolation or shall we con.
IHue IN Jhe ways and policy of the founders and
I2Ihers OF our great state and aid in deveIoninS |
their dormant resourcesP - 'e4'Piis
Ihere IS also an amendment proposed for the
purpose OF enabling counties TO improve the |
county road system of the state / regard tbie |
a. oi great Importance ana heartily favor it,
III of
any other economical question to The neonIa :
" hen IL IS remembered that the whole pTodncts
-oa5s as1.e must hrst or last go over dirt
aus, Aus, we can estimate to some extent the i'm
loTtahce OF the question. As to our land .
3oiiey, favor retaining one system. and as the
Iiesenb one seems to work well and gives salts
aGtion see no reason for agitation or change +
= nat the future may develop can be met ss
manages appear to be needed, IA tn onr sctoai S
'olicy favor, as in all things. retsinipS ~ l,
OntIol ana management Of the schools in the Il
or 81 oae people, subject only 10 the require
Upon the question of taxation, 1 have to saw n
naG agree with Mr.. Cleveland that money
AgI rom tne people for other than necessities CT
al should very heartily favor the enactme1i %
| a law to hang the robbers. OF
upon the question OF assisting the Confedoro+o W.
ONE and providing the necessities of that nobie m
~ oanu, 90 not deem it necessary or quite b.
roper for me to elaborate. shall content M NJ
~ 9y saying to my old comrades and the peo- M
e that state which does not provide for the
ecnnlng days Of those who went without oues- CO
,l.1 - -, o'HNiHe, Is IKE o man who pro- pr
an an infdel N 40 "ofse o.
ihe great moving principle of any administra- fut
on should be to do the will oil the people and
oteet them against usurpation by their sery-
Us tor powers not entrusted to them Look G.
81 at the constitution and then the law. SP
Judge Cock closed with short exhora+ion IN
it PIE 70 return 10 the old paths and not car
IN pniL ambitious men to lead them by paths cor
ey have not known, notwithstanding their COT
luctlVe promises to make darkness light he thr
e them and crooked things straight sio
here IS little doubt but what many corverts A
the anti-commission idea were made Jndgs lett
OK lett on the north bound International ard fav
eau Northern train for Waco pos