Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-30

~ tending editors We're welcomed in
I- us Dy Mayor G. H. Matthews as
-...--a,. q tie East Texas Press.
----s,rss me pleasure upon this occasion
il me representative Of the munich
% M he people to bid you q hearty
Pc 10 our historic old city, and now
-,, .z.ter - you her keys and her free
the representa- tives of the press
-. 1ayas, become the opponents of all
Fl. -,.,-.-.ql interests. Through your
..- our advantages will become
through you we hope and expect
at-.. air bills and valleys thickly settled
al our resources proclaimed to the
WIN Today ill one of the grandest pull
,'r.. Garth Your voice, through the
| '...-. # printers ink. daily reaches the
thousands. and in the language of our
-.f.a-..r 10 England, James Russell
r ,rrlm what Bible you can choose
-'.-.s.-a bible. which needs no tranSla-
| e-f Isl i..A no pricstCrdft can shut and
... from Ice .aity-the open volume of
. r~a anon which with 4 pen Of sun
IN. inspired present is even now writ
!. .... raa.s IF Cod You are the Moses
liza, ion. You mold public sem
- .. public opinion, and through
.aa. our laws. The press of the
r-r. tae w1uth-pieCe of civilization
r..-.s--. Tyranny. superstition, ignO-
....t oppression have been dissipated
t.-.. r...-- .lsr the morning sun dispeEses
m t-Lf 10 wrong nor fraud can
rgr,.r 81. DO this age, for the Argus eye
p.-- VIII find it out and expose il.
~ ~ been said that our republican form
. r.amrat /, but an experiment. Wise
...su.r of other countries have thought
sH SAID ;uat experiment would fail. 1t
...... $50 IN every other land. 1t NAV
-.ta.. SD in this but for the fact that "A
,....-a.r.-ti press has always stood
r.. n orr threshold, ever watchful of
i......-r I.-lGious and incipicut attack upon
,....a'rg- IS liberty. As long as we have
s.u..a.d independent press the peoples
......-.ra s.lG, and our glorious cOnstitu-
,a VII. r.ma.u intact.
....... Sou have formed yourselves
.... I'LL. az-U,iL'iuu-spccial representa-
ties r! roo. laay-C. / hills Of the east. 1t is
.., -ia 4aipu there is strength: in
.... WISDOM" The whole Of East
us aspect great benefit from your
..-r.....a. o.r portion Of the country
r-r.. t'larrD been given that notice and
...r'..a which il deserves by he press Of
r.s..r. luGr organization has its birth
ID L.-., .rd YOUR feeling toward the East
g. ra.eu Of son for Il mother. All
DISADVANTAGES you Will see, and al our
i.l..5gs 4t landscape and scenery you can
Appreciate. 10 your eyes our hills and val
..>W. seem the faireSt on earth, and
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II .mn-lre, WIN ne once more 10 view
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Gentlemen. We feel and know that your
la are with us, and that with your
'.-..auf pens you will fight our battles.
s..uE.a Iuw dark clouds are obscuring
. .E'o horizon; the anarchist, the
communist and the socialist are abroad in
'. land. $50. we ,oel that the country is
s.'. s' long as you are true to your high
vyo-r pens ever denounce the wrong
u ..'aai the right. and the country Will
PROSPER Wc.come, thrice welcome to old
.a. l.tas, aud may your stay here be SO
TaI-aut ami SD enjoyable that it will ever
,ara.l d cen spot IN your memory.
Geu'lrura, feeling my utter inability to
.# .--.ea -A tins occasion, iii conclusion |
..s ra'nrA'e welcome. welcome to the
"a Texas press.
response President Imboden, on behalf
Is 'ha prs delivered 4 lengthy and
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'rr'. outlining he work expected TO come
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"aa advertising Tor foreign firms, or
..t35. ,a5 taken AT 4 less price per line
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-a".r' the patent print, with its excess |
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