Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-06

ohinists, and then abom u' 5so 'ite ma 5l.
members a6 OF Giant CITY assep,b,v NJ
;I5ss9zi X. Of L., In double fiie cs,nt ~ y,
me bearing their banner with tbe ssa -.
aua motto Of the order
ABOUT 800 members of IN ra,.,,,.
Alliance brought up the rear q :
THE REVIEW.
as the line passed the Piol,riol, q,
| whose balcony sat Gen. Wcavor yith
Sha!rman Bentley DR.. Macunn w Is
ioolnson, stump Ashby, Messrs Pea
Doay' jackson and others. some az no
orders cheered, but IL was len for tbs
FARMERS Alliance to give n yell tbat
must have brought back To tho gen.
| efals mind the time at shiloh wben
lhe death OF Gen. Albert Sidney John.
son prevented the northern army from
peing run into the Mississippi riyer
1nete was nut little II any cheering
from the sidewalks. '''s
Alter the procession had passed
stump Ashby mounted ON hack scat
ana proclaimed that the hour for sneak
llig mao been changed to / D, m for.
Con Weaver had 70 leave by the after
noon train for Dallas.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT DISPLAY
About 1880 all was in READINGS. for
the display by the fire deparement, and
water was forced by both steamers
through two lines OF hose and these
streams were consolidated by a / ana
the stream, y inches in diaiaeter. forced
as high as the nam building Of the
court "sa. The volume Of water
throw Com, ~dons.
,va Az Shurh.s ipsu,a. line Of hose
the HSto,.. the ao,i.i
truck, the Ing y this being
raised perpendicular, leyating the
hose attached thereto forty-six feet in
tho air. From this seemingly fraii
eminence fireman directed the stream
in various directions by Il universal
joint, making complete circle hori-
1ontally, or at any angle from the plane
OF the horizon to perpendicular The
spray carried by tie wind from this
wetted a number Of people, and once in
swinging the nozzle around IL was
turned southward and some ladies on
the south side OF the square were
dronched. The exhibition Of the force
that could be developed and the dis
lance TO which the water could bo
raised was exceedingly interesting.
THE PICNIC Al RIVERSIDE.
As the mainmattero interest to many
was the picnic at which Cen Weaver
was to speak, no time was lost by the
interested ones in getting to Riverside
park. When the hour for speaking
had came there were several thousand
people on the ground
Promptly at l o'clock Mayor Paddock
was introduced and spoke these words
OF welcome:
Tho Mayors Welcome.
Mr., Chairman, Ladies and Geutlemer:
[ appear before you in my official
capacity as mayor Of Fort Worth, COM
missioned to extend you hearty and
cordial welcome and 10 wish you u
pleasant, harmonious, aud I was about
TO add prosperous meeting, but ms
political predictions will hardly JUS
tiiy No IN going that far / trust tho
elements may be- propitious; that the
clouds may continue to shield you from
the burning rays OF the sun, but will
not yield their contents 10 mar the
pleasure OF the occasion.
! congratulate you on this demon
stration; on this Outpouring OF the peo-
pie to listen TO the advocacy OF political
principles, although may not myself
concur IN those principles. regard II
good sign 20 see the people taking an
interest in politics, and have no
patience with the man who is so alb
sorbed IN his own business AMI Is SO
consumed with individual affairs that
he cannot take any interest in politics.
Every man, no matter what his yOca-
ti1n In life, should take an interest In
politics and should make the business
OF the government part Of his busi-
ness, for the reason that he Is Interested
in governmental affairs us an integral
part OF his private business There Is
going to be a good deal OF politics in
Texas this year and the man who can
not lind among the numerous tickets
presented one suited to his fancy Is
indeed hard to please.
The politicians, office holders and
office seekers have had things their
own way for some time, and the people
are going to relieve them OF the ardu-
Gus responsibilities dcvolving upon
them, and are going 10 have q word 20
saw themselves. The contest this year
is between the people and the poll
ticians, the tax payers and the tax eat
ers, and tue people and the tax payers
are equal 10 the emergency, | am al
WAYS willing to trust the people when
they are aroused to the necessity Of
doing their duty. "a voice; Hes
good Peoples party man.W No, | am
not Peoples party mau--l am DEM
crat am not ia sympathy with your
movement, only to the extent that IL
manifests your interest in the affairs of