Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25

cent Distances
Acknowledgement CULBERsoN
and Hon. M. NJ. Crane, two OF tho most
popular men on the Hogg ticket, were
advertised to speak in Hillsboro Satur-
day. The crowd failed to materialize
and no speaking was done. The people
are getting tired of the Jossers.
THE farmers Of Texas have nothing
10 sell the farmers Of any other
oountry--all their customers are in the
cities. Intelligent farmers take no
stock in the demagogle's oratory against
town lot boomers whose mission is
to aid in the up-bullding Of cities.
How hard the Car organs and boosters
are trying 10 bull doze Chairman Baker, and
what miserable failure they are making of
1t, Baker has q backbone like circus
centre pole.-Tyler Democrat-Reporter.
Exactly; he pushes his head through
the top OF the tent and SECS nothing in
side.
Mr.. r. GLIrKY, the Lily white
Republican candidate for county clerk,
has written letter OF declinatlon. and
will not be a candidate. He will vote
for John p. King for county clork, and
for George Clark for governor Mr..
Glitky is more patriotic than part
isan.
THE people Of Tyler, as whole, are
not responsible for the hoodlumism
which ran riot in thcir city Saturday.
A large number Of Tho rioters were i'm
ported for the occasion. They came in
it is said, over the International aud
Great Northern roud, without money
and without price.
HON. DUDLEY G. WoorEN Is at tho
forefront Of the battle ia illinois. The
other Dick is pushing the war into tho
heart Of the enomy's country, and Mills
recanted his heresies and purged him
self before he undertook to defend tho
national platform. Cleveland viii have
none but men OF the true faith upon
guard.
THE second days registration in New
York City was Il 900 voters in excess Of
the same day Of last registration.
II is estimated that sixty per cent Of tho
new vote Of the city IL Democratic aud
tho increase OF Clsvcland's majority as
indicated by the voters already regis
tered exceeds his aggregate majority
for tho entire state in 1884
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JoNEsEY's little attempt 10 steal u
chicken from tho Democrat roost in
St. Louis was abortiyc. lie couldn't get
I his man TO reach forit. In commenting
upon the fasco the Jonesey-Joss organ
says that it Is "a matter OF serious re-
greet that the possible complications
were not discovered in time to permit
tho bringing ont Of another candidate. "
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THE stay at home vote will be very
large in Texas this year. Many an
honest citizen who has been deluded by
the prepnse that Hogg is the regular
nominee, win sulS in his tent rather
than commit himself to an open quar-
rel with his associates or cast q ballot
in defiance OF his own material inter
e5ts and that Of his friends and neigh
bors
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gNarois'n "hloli disgraced tue confines
OF n'S nome el'N Tyler, on Saturday
nigat'
THE .mnta Inns explained that Ia nd.
vocaoy OF AN inoomo tax is for Federal
purposes only. The experiment sonld
bs practicable under ths constitution az
Texas. but it would have TO run the
GAUNTLET Of nil the sta.o Legislatures il,
order TO be encrafted on IN. national
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