Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-02


THE GAzETTE: ET.
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Texas, who are In favor Of free ballot
and fair count, and will ropel the
idea that force bill is necessary in
Texas.
SIX more days in which TO work for
Texas. A good deal can be accom-
plished in six days. There be those
who believe that q world can be build
ed in that time.
IT is easy to add to things that have
been invented, and after the promulga-
ton Of the Omaha platform the con-
struotion OF tho car stable nondescript
was a simple matter.
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To think, therefore TO be, is the ulti-
mate proof OF rational existence, and
failure to exercise the power to think
is to relegate ones self to the herd of
dumb, driven cattle. Where are you
at2
PRIVATE letters from Republicans in
New York to their friends in this city
place Cleveland's majority at 10000.
Cleveland, Clark and the constitution
will have their innings this year, and
no mistake.
The Republic oracularly announces
that the trouble with Judge Clark's
campaign is that its leader is no poll
tician. The Republic has Numbered
upon the truth at last: The politicians
are not in 1t in Texas this year.
HoGG's changing attitude to the al
lance does not leave the drummer al
together without hope. He may
change his base aud beg for the vote of
the "measly ewe-neokod drummers" be-
fore the polls close next Tuesday night.
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HON. @. A. CuLBERsoN was in the
city yesterday and was heard to make
some uncomplimentary remarks about
THE GAZETTE This paper comes out
as usual this morning. THE GAZETTE
has been kind to the Encouragement,
considering the company he keeps.
IN another column appears letter
from the chairman Of the
Harrison and Clark club of
Cleburne, exposing another scheme Of
the willy politician to defraud the unin-
formed voter out of his right of SUI
frage. Look out for these fellows. They
are dangerous and deceitful.
Col. r. NJ. wYNNE is out on the
stump again, endcavoring by his pres
ence and gentlemanly conduct to soften
the effect produced by the boorishness
and illmanncrs Of some Of his fellow
travellers. Better stay at home, Dick.
You will get bad reputation II you're
not careful. You know a man is judged
by the company he keeps.
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w. L. MOODY Of Galveston, a pro-
nounced Hogg man has got scare on
him, and is writing to his correspon-
dents In North Texas inquiring about
the political situation. He expresses
the fear that Galveston county will &C
for Clark. Why, OF course it will, col
onel, and so will large number OF
other counties.
THE Jossors have been denouncine
the plank in the Democratic platform
which demands an election law tina
will give the people fair elections "a
un- Democratic. 1t certainly is not il
accord with their idea of what is Demo
cratic, as witness the proceedings o
the Jossers court in Galveston in tn,
appointment OF election judges. Eigh
teen Jossers out Of possible nineteen
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THE Tyler episode was so disgracefu
that the Houston Post has ceased to de
fend it and is now trying to lie out Q
it. The Post says:
Judge Clark and his organs are misrepre
senting the facts about Governor Hogg'
visit 10 Tyler last Saturday evening, Will
Clark was speaking aud complaining that
was a discourtesy to him. The fact Is tina
when Governor Hogg announced his inter
ton to speak Sunday In Tyler, Judge Clar
was advertised TO speak az Tyler on Tn
oath, and afterwards changed his date
the 22d.
THE Hogg men are engaged in tn
unlawful and very questionable bus
ness OF purchasing the registration Gel
tihcates of the negroes and thus depriV
ing them OF their right to vote. Tn
registration law has proven a boomer
ang to them, and they are trying
hedge against it by purchasing tho
registration certificates. These cam,
be utilized in any other city, but the
will cut down this city vote by just thu
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