Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

/ Alarming Proportion of Yonal Voters.
The exhibit made in five carefully pre-
pared tables OF yenal averages and the
Character OF the voters Is not calculated
| To awaken national pride, but TO make
true patriots blush and earnest men
seek out. II possible some way 70 check
/ so great an evil. The article Is ear
neatly commended 10 the attention Of
/ such voting citizens as rise superior to
trickster politicians. u,r
Hon Chaancsy +. Black, in 1.-THE
| Lesson OF Honesty" points out tho
remedy In an incorporation Of labor or
gAnizatiohs on the same plan and plane
With capital organizations. He argues
that the state comes short OF its duty
when II does not In granting a charter
for labor organization, provide Tor a
peaceful settlement Of disputes between
The aggragatlons OF capital and the ag-
pregat ms Of men. Tho article is wise
and temperate and no candid man VIII
dumur az the assertion that the poricc-
ton OF organization Is only attained
when it best serves the rights ana IN
tore Is Of all concerned.
The division OF topics di-cusacd IN the
September number are. Methods and
Morals Of Campaign Committees,
Notable Religious Tendenuics,' and
studies IN immigration topics OF
common interest and presented py some
OF the ablest visitors Of the present day.
The North American Review Septem-
Dor, Now York Office, 40. East -FOUR
tcenth street; pcr aurum. 50.
At the puseut crisis when the public
mind has been seriously directed to the
seeming irrcconcllsble differences bo-
tween iaborsrs aud corporations the
yi0ws on the yeNci question by such u
Symposium As is given In tho current
number Of .he Rcyi1w VIII bo carefully
perusgd On the Homestead strike
there arc thrCg papers "A COugrps-
si0ual View. hy Hon. WIN. C, Oates;
"a Constitutional View by Hon. G. II.
Curtis, ana "a Knight OF Lnbor's
View, by T. Y. PJwleriy.
Senator Justin ; Morrill, attempts 70
point out 90 Democracy tho erratic
national tariff platforms Of that
party, but as Democrats are
slow to learn from Republi-
can teachers. and especially when
tho pedagOgue halls from New England,
tho lesson will scarcely benefit those TO
whom il is addressed.
The trial, in England, Of Mrs. May
brick for poisoning her husband, and
her sentence Of life imprisonment, has
attracted much attention. and promi-
neut men and women NJ this country
petltiuncd FOR her pardon. The effort
was unsuccessful, and Gail Hauilton
writesau open letter in the North
American to Queen Victoria, setting
forth what she assumes 10 be just rea-
sons for amnulling tho decree Of the
court, and appeals with eloquonce and
feeling to the queen for the exercise Of
royal clemcncy toward Mrs. Maybrick
IL lisa much mooted question among
guardians Of youth how far duty to their
churgos requires enllghtmont In tho
ways OF q worlds wiCkcdncss. Amelie
I}iyes contributes on this subject Il
"lnnOCence versus Ignorance
but to the right thinking this writer
will have 70 establish hor right 10 be-
como u teacher OF moral before thoy
will ba willing to receive her diotum.
No one taking up the Review FOR this
month viii lay 10 down with ieeling
OF dissatisfaction, for the rcNson fhut
its pages arc filed with eXcellont mat
ter.
The Cosmopolitan, September, New
York oiiiuc, Fifth avenue, Broadway
and rwenty-iifth street.
september, the month Of gay morn
ing7, Of early sunsets which faro the
west with red, is prettily depicted IN
the iruntispieco Of the curront number,
aud Duncan Campbell Scott In word
painting in the same issue POLITICALLY
pictures the days that follow the SUM
mer.
Charles w. DabneN Jr., has con.
ferrred a boon on Southern readers Ia a
carefully wriion article, choicaly illus.
trated, relating TO the advance Of edu.
cation In the south. There are viowt
Of the university Of Virginia, the
Goorgiu school Of Technology, the
University OF TeMls, the Miller MANUEL
Labor school az Albomnrlc, Va, the
Alabama Polytechnic school and the
University Of Tennessee. There Is also
u well executed group OF the cluss OK
ol at the poxas University, Mr. Dab
ney makes mention Of well established
and conducted schoolsin othcr Southern
states and the article Is very encourag
ing for tho future advancement d
southern youth, llo portinenty sayi
TINT technical education counts Tor lit
Tie unlcsa a good foundation IA laid ii
clements Of u libora education.
Very realistic Is tho sketch and illus
trNtlOus Ut u trip mp tho "Ouachitl rN-
or IN Cotton Boat by StuGghtof
Cooley. w, ID, ilowells ciycsa cnafaut,l
sketch OF George Ncllew, who gradual
cd In his twonty--ccond year from rIa~v
ard In the class OF so, aud OF whom
alasl So carly II must bo said he was
wrllor Of rare quality aud ono who ma.
immortali1ed himself In throo exquisit,
sonnOts,
j b. Walkor finds In tho Homestead
strike the lesson that the only posslhl,
adjustment OF diiloreuces arising DO
tween employers and employees IA TO b,
| reached through urbitatiun-a con
vict'on that Ia fastening itself on tin,
minds Of nll who love Justice. 9TH,
logrct OF SPRING. BY T., b. Burts, 4
out Of the usual limo OF story telling Rn,
n charmiugly told. In this number II
II, Boyesen boglns tho serial, 'Souia
Strugglors."
The Review Of Reviews September
New York office, 10 Ast0r Place; S2.6I
u year,
a discussion OF strikes and tbet
remedies found IN almost an the lead
ing September monthlics proves IN
timelihess OF the topic md the nlmos
universal dcsira to uneapth causes m,
to provide for thor removal. nm
article in The Review discusses modc