Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05


denandsof the Republican party in the
interest OF GOOD government so shat
he whoruns may read, and feeling my
inability toelnborate on their clear and
coooht statement OF facts, | submit for
the consideration OF every Republican
in tho state, the scathing but logical
ar-aignment OF the present administra-
tion's hurtful course in affairs OF public
veal:
II. II has arrayed labor against capt.
tai, to the great injury OF BOTH and has
intensified class prejudice,
"2. IL has In effect confscated prop
erty and practically denied ~ tho own
ers thereof, the right to be heard in
the courts.
SO. 1t has by intolerance, proscrip-
ton and Incorporate expression driven
much capital out Of Texas and pre-
vented the coming Of much more, and
thereby raised the rate OF interest and
increased the burdens Of all except tho
money lenders.
II. II has unsettled land titles and
deprecated taxable values.
20. II has robbed the laboring men
OF Texas, because by driving out capital
our industrial enterprises have been
paralyzcd and the value Of labor dimln-
ished
q. at has attacked the decisions Of
courts and tried to bring into contempt
our very citadel OF liberty, our iudici-
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thereby retavdng agricultural de-
yclOpmcnt, thus robbing the farmer by
decreasing values and the state by re-
straning production.
"S. fthas prevented the Organization
and upbuilding Of new industries that
would have
EMPLOYED LARGE CAPITAL,
given profitable employment to many
labOrers and increased the values Of
farm products.
go. 1t has favored nepotism and pros
tituted sacred trust the appOintiye
power for personal ends.
40. 1t has sellishly and corruptly used
the power entrusted to IL by the people
Is means to pcrpetuato its existence
in Office.
I'll. It's ignorance Of the constitution,
as evidenced by tho approval and at
tempted enforcement OF the allen land
law, the usmy law, the railway COM
mission law and other laws has been u
Just cause OF complaint and imposed
ycNptiuus burdens alike on the people
and the courts.
"l2. IL for selfish purposes deprived
the treasury Of largo moneys that
should have been placed there to tho
credit of the state by refusing TO ac-
ccpt the bounty ON sugar due Texas
from the Federal government.
"l3. For II selfish II not corrupt pur-
pose, II has Invaded and begun TO de-
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