Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
KEYSTONE POLITICS.
Iriff and Force Bill Issues Having 4
n holesOme effect on the People.
frulv Hanger that Threatens the remo-
era's Is Ovprconfld nrp-Np Telling
What uov, Quay VIII Make.
Polite. In Pennsylvania.

5ctial TO the Gazette.
TAsHINaroN, Oct. le.-The Penngyl vnnia
|enocra:s are very sanguine of e'ectinG Patti
- Governor. Indeed. it is very di fiiculs mat
Il 30 meet Republican who win give even
|oney on Delameter, the Quay candidate. Not
|1se 1852 has the outlook in the Keystone state
c<C so favorable to the Democracy. or course
58S's methods and Reeds rulings the
dne causes for the open revolt a-ainst the
I'D old party OF moral ideas. but at The same
~ the tariff and force bill issues are having g
4slssome effect on the psopls. especially so
}<h those who have hitherto voted the straight
ID ID can tiCke'. Congressman Kerr, chsiI
|&H OF the Pennsylvania Democratic committee,
NJ to your corraspon lent to-day that II the
*tt on for governor were held tomorrow Pat
@bn would be elec ed by healthy majority.
ygiever saw so much enthusiasm among ths
knocrats, said he. and II seems that every
y vidurl member OF the party feels hat the
ia N rests on his shoulders. and therefore II
- bows him 1" 60 his utmost. The Rspubl
% are betting on the qliet that D ;lanste-
s. gooi sign According to COM
- r,pJrt, Congressman Dalsell is n OF
UinC himself any obucern abou the success for
~ Re pub lean ticket. II is an oven secret that
+ has no love for D-lxnSter vhom he regards
<nothing more than tool OF enator Quay.
7trs ia one danger. howsv r, that th.eatens
81 Democrats and that is over-ccp fideuc..
IS lie the battle may won a: this writing yet
ay is lutn t. make 4 Il tnk movement between
~ and the l,h OF Novembrr that may result in
aSe Of Il tod you So. However, II the
nocrais kei up their good work until cleo
"a day -olls round, nothing can prevent the
lfcess OF the ticket.
EX-SENATOR WILLIAM PITT KELLOGG
Iouis,pn. has returned from his wanderings
Rund Europe. The ex-senator is looking re-
4rE2by vel. He has kept himself pos ed
81 N.Hg. hsaR m
j sIorm and uakes NJ Lones In saying SO.
*cr correspondent asked him how the peop e
he OF er side of the pond felt towari the
Rh n.sy bill. In answer to the question he
n The Freuch peoTie are particularly stirred
q over he Mckinley bill. There is co instant
~ Of retallai ion, but how 1t as to be effected
<y 90 10. seem TO know. The idea prevails
~ 1t vii work rresI harm 10 the industries OF
pace, a d some kind of counter r-move must be
= e. Its Cffscta in this country, however,
PFC nearly concern us. / was SURPRISED at the
taRln!iy OF sentiment regarding the measure
pong quite number OF peoi 10 met Win s.ncs
\ turn. Business men and politician with
Hom have conyersec-all hepu olic2rs-de-
kIe hat the nav tariff law will operate to tns
fftaVln age OF the party and will lose Us the
FuSe Ia tie tnsuing elections. / cannot but
Zlnk II will tend 20 drive away tie
I. ineF vote when that class ascertains
III the cost OF many articles OF
me necessity is directly increased BY reason
'He mtAlney bill. Merchants in the mhols-
4 ie eentcfs are sending out notices that here
lsF higher prices viii prevail in certain lines,
ra, Hnder.tand, that advances are being
l-ae on articles on which the duty has been
rise IN prices all along the line seems to be
peSieo, AND IS that means additional burdens
the consumer. great complaint from the
topie is inevitable, Il seems quite reasonable
ttersiote 10 expect that the Democrats will carry
Pc Eouse In Louisiana, l don't think the
pnoIeans will win = single congressional
so lar p the sugar schedule is concerned.