Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
cHAPrFR tx.-cANrAIGNING.
None knew the hustle l perceived
Oh seeing : not believing,

warm up 10 it Us TO nothing else in the world
hut love and gold. This accounts for the
hateful acceptance of competition as Il
necessity. and even a virtue, III the pursuit
of happiness. Happier 'ar, and wiser, the
contCntnd soul who can SInllIngly fOre%o The
vanity of victory. But in politics it is vic
tory that counts so that numbers must he
nassed to win the Dattle. and prizes must
be offered to tempt the numbers. Her
ladyshlp ROW began 10 understand the sue
tie process of testing tire bias Of the nation
mimi. intellectual tIght-rOPe walking Is not
much to the lnultitude'S TASTE. II likes
political balloOuiug better, ard a 'dttling
up-and-dCwu set TO II fisticufS best of all.
Messrs. BaruaDy F'otherin9h III and
Blobbe had arranged to give the multitude
free show Oi all three performances ut
once. Naturally. Lady Ossulstoue Lady
Elsie and Sir .Iohn were agOg to see the en-
tertaiunent. as philosophic students of The
working Of the constitution, and they GLADLY
accepted the protIercd services Of Mr.. llOE&
and MIR Winsiow as showmeu.
A great mas~-mectinE was 10 be held IN
the National thcatcr, which held about 300
on such an occasion. The English visitors,
with Miss BeuniSon. Miss Dabcnir. Nf.
Winslow and Mr. Hu-g. occupied one OF he
best boxes Elsie was greatly ilrEleG 10
see the handsome thcdtcr hop"lcsslE rul-
carried by the magnidcd carica;urc nor
traits Of Mr.. Bldinaby and his associate
ana the E'WG!H cnlo''' RAYS 'i"' III 7-I"
from every projection.
Don The photographers aud the papers
make yO-r statcFurn'> features known 10
the people '' she asked.
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,,l.nlii of her ,,.airreneut
Iyfa+ amused hon. Ia,yeh;n most was ia
seq the Inflated airs assumed by the fIssy
narsors who sfruttad anout the STAGE he
hind hrJre badges of 1iuselnd ribbon She
little kncw the swelling pri,l, caused by
-bnse ,rpv-,raw advertisements of their weai.-
,rs, irnnorfanrp 10 the cause
>it. Innn asked why ON earth 50 many
unliticiaus yver. soldiers and how The GOV
rrnmont came 10 allow armed soldiers TO
terrorize the gatherings of 4 free people
Aglip Mr. Winsloy came 10 the rescue.
Those Won mistake for soldiers are only
youthS who like 10 play nj soldiers at cleo
lion times. as Won used TO in yoli. nursery
days / Guess, They save M their dollars
until they can purchase Il sham uniform, in
which they pIav nj sham marching i'm the
cause Of sham patriotism. They arr very
you; Sir John, in wears and wisdom, and
are an e. harmless / assure Won. except 10
rheir. u-used drums
But how fearfuIlv rude" remarked
Lady OssllStOue ;ater on TO come trlnu-
ing in with their horrid tr!FmpetS Drawing
right in the middle of 4 gantlemautS
speech
,.Niv dear Lady Ossulstnne.'' said Mr..
NVinslow ..you really olnSt mo. iudua a free
nd independeuf democracy hv fbe standard
of an effcte fcudal aristncracy's manners. -
The rebula WAS uuauswerahle
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that had 10 accept the choice of the caucus
chosen bv the candidate This is the nara
graph.
70 attempt any description of the surg
ing masses that filled The avenues wouId be
10 leave. no space in our thirty-tyyo papes
for other matters Suffice il. TO say that we
POSTED a corps of spt,ciauy-drillei reporters
al every corner on the route. They were
Instructed TO count oil who marched in pa
lade, all who stood on the sidewalks and
as many practicable who entered and
left the saloons Another specially-trained
counting corps made record of the thou
sands of mln and women who adorned the |
windows ana corniceS, and the myriads of
boys and girls who glOriouSly asserted the /
rights of Young America 10 see and be seen, |
not emitting the .mpS on the street lamp |
posts. These reports, being duly verified !
aud atteSted by solemn affidavit in our of |
flee, prove that the spectators were liter |
ally innumcrable, and as the procession |
TWO and the whole Of uHe-half hours 10 pass |
given point, ii shows that if only ten per-
sons marched abreast ana ,en rows passed |
the given point each tenth Of 4 second,
there must have been Just three Millions
six hundred thousand per hour, OF Il grand |
total of exactly nine miiiious t9O0O,O 900, not |
including the banner portraits of the caudi-
date. In the face of figures like these crit
iciSIn would Oe absurd. The mighty people |
are with MS Nh- GOD for Biarnaby!''
At last the meeting commenced.
Struggling single file of badCe-adorned |
filed the front row of |
chairs Nh. En1herinrbam was moved into
: he choir with the u,moSt formali;y. amid 4
terrible rouipsion of noise, from the brass |
byuC fits oueuiur speech was practical |
and shorr.
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