Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22
CHAPTER Iu.-RECIPRoCITr.
Experienced lovers know
Tf.t,$. c1aSbinu does hut SheW

I'bis clashing does but shew
Thai A IN music. so IN love must be
~,Ipe Gisccrd to make up harmony.
-lDavenant
IT, Patriot soon made itself known and
81, nolitical circles. it Numbered its
t. ,,,,us at the devoted head of Blarn-
III he party candidate. It battered its
i'errir,f rams against the party behind
- n denounced the caucuSes that usurp
+,.-fgh- of the free people to choose their
g,,u ygbic servants. But the Patriot
nm. ollyly refrained from personalities.
T1 s,.lIrilOus jibeS, no sneaking SANDERS,
,r,rsa,ionS by anonymous foes. no
In, saloon talk about Bill this, Dave
-. or Jake t'other degraded its pages.
10. p,per was written 70 be read by men
nd women who were neither Iliterate,
ar. iGiotic, nor rampant mad for plum
l-r. in fact. it was a new thing in New
NIX What was even more remarkable, It
..r1ir-ed the other side into its columns,
T.r5r,.d corrections of its own e-"'Ors and
CRITICISMS upon its own editorials, and more
.rsry-lnus still. it did not stop the discus
e..r. Il il., other side were getting the best
.rf Strange to say, the SneerS of its
denominations were not Endorsed by the
r-..r. lis rival predicted thai paper fool
enough 10 be honest right through would
coon rail that fair play would Kill any daily
ID, the city, ana that the editor who
rifles on IlFlf UlcTlLS VI HIS IiuSc anu TIC
.,r.rr,b Of his wits for victory in contro-
-,.l.,y IS dangerous pillar of the profess
sun These new-fangled notions, they
+..iur.v said never do here. I'VE want
rnIlsn innovations. We have got along
'r.erah.y well on the lines our fathers laid
dawn. We think we know good track
When we have Travelled on 1t all our lives.
Leave well alone, say We; tins IS great
aud glorious country. The people are a
and flpIr LEADERS,
lyb.,r mas been good enough for us is good
,.rouch FOR our children, and therefore. we
ss, u our noble. enlightened and brilliant
rrrs,. 4, +, was in the beginning, and IS
low. So it ever shall be, world without end,
..Hrli.'
But the people liked the Patriot. They
b..rht IT, and IL soon became the mouth
r-ece Of the patriotic citizens, powerful be-
a.se they were able 10 hold the rudder OF
..r snip OF state while the two old parties
-..u eel AGAINST each other III the oars.
The B.arnaby organs, thanks to the indie
rttirHblr attentions of t'otherlngham,
s.la1ed away al iog%'s new paper, and soon
i. HOgg himself. Hints were thrown out
That the opposition WAS sham, trick TO
make Blarnaby buy up his paper, and so on.
A; length HOee lost forbearance He made
an appeal to Blarnaby TO stop such per-
soma! attacks, which had nothing TO do with
uriucules for the sake of mutual friends.
A the attacks went on as before, Hogg de-
Cided To retOrt. Not wishing 10 bark where
he could not bite, he hit upon a certain plan.
H. 4 few weeks the election would be de-
ried. The stress of journalism had told
upon Hogg. \ weeks holiday would be
g5dseud. Couldn't he and Tyrwhitt slip
away 10 his ranch in Idaho and from there
.nd out lust how the Laramie and Yellow
Stone railroad and the mines are looking!
The notion was acted upon without
minutes delay. Hogg and Tyrwhitt were
soon flying on steam wings to exploit the
great Wyoming development scheme.
Genie felt lonesome.
81 lust feel that idle, Elsie, | could almost,
Ill, tine by blowing soap-bubbles or scrib-
b;.g editorialS!" She happened to have
10 serious china-painting pastime on the go
Jus 9it that time.
Why don't you turn poeteSs, Genie!
You're Just in the right agony for-say-a
Lament Of Lovelorn Linnet-'"
But how can you expect me to know
last how YOU are feeling, poor Elsie, DEAR"
"Oh. your own feelings. l mean, my darl-
ing, You can make it begin like this:
Why o. why o, Wyoming, is he roaming:'
aud OF course you'd suggest something
shout homing.'"
Those missing his fix it as an English
cong my dear, and l sympathiZe with you
awfUlly in your sentiment
Then LET'S make it duet
That's good. Wyoming suits you well,
and if Idaho
Good gracious, Genie, you don't write
poetry with hoe in this country, do you?"
Il guess some do, dear; but was saying