Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

he votes Herein lies his trouble viii
the original scallawags anq carpet oAs
rers. he i simply % their way. II
hates the negro. ADD the feeling y cor
daily reciprucaied. 50 the "Whib
lnlly -rartvs 4 organized and SaTnb
takes q back seat Ia the first time il
the Republican party. bis color Is ih'
trouble. and his Ignorance the eNcus'
which gives rise 70 his ostracism y
the white brother Selling on this
Z condition. The bi-sfriped Federal oihcl
holder spreads forth the protecting
wing. takes in tie c0l0red brother
bids welcome to the "has baens7 Of D.
unncracr, and BIZ a combination against
fhc laws al nature and tho two Old
parties. brings forth the Copullsis. a
I party who's Foundation rests On TIE
hops 81 Ciiiee, and whose motto H.
Catch 'em a. they come: catch EN- as
they 70; swap and trade 70 the END Of
time.
Look out, Democrats Go 10 your
/ posts Tor vigiluut active service. You
nave q willy set 70 contend With. " The
/ c1nglomerate. cunning crowd called
] C0rulists fails 10 exhaust the cap case
I "C'sH 90 heralding 10 the world the
] organ iEltiou 81 Citizens Clark clubs.
] Clerelund-l iark clubs, Cuney-Clark
I clubs and Clark Copulists Clubs. il viii
De 90 ianlt o. theirs u they cannot
I get the g0vernurship, they would like
I 10 capinre enc branch Of the leglsia-
ture or scoop a Congressman, or pick OF
Z az elecigr. elect Judge, or swing The
sea p OF q Democratic constable even IN
| their belt look out Fall In line.
Close np ranks, and march forward Ia
harmony, with determination 70 sue
ceed. DishOnor attends The swapping
of Of tle Nominees Of the county, dis
trlct, state W national ticket or any
one q thsmfowever Objectionable per
sonnly be lay be 10 you. In the
election yog may look cat for the con-
spirauors 90 try 10 fuse al along the line
with anybody and everybody, so that
here or Ihene they nlsy capture an Of
ice Virginia had her Ma hone; Mis-
sissippi bad her Chalmers, and Texas
has her-wel
TEXAS HAs HlR DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
uusialued, mistaken, ulDroken, jnful-
uerahle. fortified by q record shining
forth with respleudence throughout
the length and breadth Of the nation.
Lei not o foul hlot be placed upon her
escuieheon By a trcacheroas hand. Lei
lot DE humblast nominee, from CON
stable 10 governor, be brought to the
sacrifice. '.r iLe blur. with uaukerous
spread, would 10 time reach The heart
q The party, diiusing the poison
throughout every lbre OF its organize
ton
The issues OF this campaign have all
been thoroughly discussed and settled
SO Tar as Democrats are concerned by
The platform OF the state convention al
Houston. Anterior 20 that decision we
an were at liberty, as members Of that
greai party, without violating Demo
cratic ialth, 30 express our different
wishes and vlcws upon an questions in
VOWED. As d mpcIais we submitted
our case o. The convention. Fidelity
suggests acQuIpsceuce; had faith leads
20 revolt We are Now estopped by
reason ~ the Judgment rendered By
tllt high tribunal from going le-
hind thg record and raising the issues
again, BY that docree, by thai plat
l.fn Us that decision uf the rrandesI
Democratic convention ever held ln The
STALE al j, mocrats are bound. They
vii now accept the result and vOta The
ticket, So ID discussing the measures
10 which The party Is committed by the
platform. ] do not expect 10 enllChteu
Democrats as 10 their duty. Ny hope
Is only 10 strengthen their faith. and
10 convert many thousands Of patriotic
men 30 The Democratic cause SO that
or majority may be swGllcd 80 The
round number ol 2oQ,O0l, Like the
church our party u always open 10 in
cftase Der membership by the adnls-
sion IS now converts. When We he.lr
man saying that tho majority j. too
large. ] fear thai he lacks faith 30 the
principles or reca0I of ;he party. bold
your breath hen talking 10 such men.
hlrrlelly, with The hope thai ] lnay
not be trasslassing too much upal vg1f
Time shah discuss our platform de-
uands.