Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

MUST BE STOPPED.
Wholesale Stealing Under the
Pension System.
S2O,OoO,OOO WILL Be SAVED
Ex-Governor Campbell Of Ohio Is Out Of Poll
tics, He Says
Bul Ne Is ON Hand 10 DO Some Advising II
Cleveland Needs Him Colonel LN'
ingslon OF Georgia Threatened
BY a Crank
s2O.OOO,OOO WILL BE SAVED.



Washington. Feb. IL The fight on re-
forming Inc pension system viii begin
pben the house takes up the pension
APPROXIMATION bill aud should thc AMEND
ments agreed OH by the appropriation
committee be- adopted by Inc house un
Huuual saving Of about SgD,Wu'uW' wiz
be- made on pensions. MeHsrs savers
Mitchler and O'Neil lcd the fight In
committee aud they came ont on top
When the pension bill Is called up iu The
house next week the fur VIII hy Ihrre
will ba some mighty Interesting speeches
delivered on the aubjcc
a radical change boz 1Ie pension policy
81 proposed. The change VIII hr backed
UP by majority Oi che COMMITTEES "u
appropriations. and viii bc fought tooth
and nail by the Republican minority
assisted by Repre- putauVc Holman,
chairman Of the committee who ls
ordinarily the most strenuous advocate
iu the committee for reduction OF rN-
ucuduuro, The proposed change in the
able reduction of Tine pension rolls and
Of the enormous amount now paid out
for prnsonc BIS purging thc lists OF the
names of some or those now ON ii and
by making moro difficult iho procure,
iuent iu some clFrs ui pension under
the laws 10 is prupuso-i tu change lhr
Jaws in snmr respects, and "a new policy
81 tu Dee nuieuWtDd ns far Us thp ud.
miuislratiuu ut thp law BE- concerned boy
turning over iho whole pension bureau
to thc war department
CAMPBELL OFT or POLITICS
Washington. Fob. IL Ex-Governor
Campbell of Ohio came 20 Washington
last night from New York and returned
tonight This was the first time MIR
Campbell had been here since Che rlrr-
tiuu last fall lie Wut 800 the capitol
today and suw Senator Brpr, Rppu-rn-
tHuyp Outhv alto mud several other mem.
beers Of the Ohio delegation. hui his
visit WIS purely of businps. character
aud was devoid ot political NTnihcuuc"
The governor looked exceedingly well
and hc said be- was duyuuus ull his time
20 rcc0upiug his financial fortunes, which
were 90 low phb when be- stepped ont ul
the guhpruntorBl chair q ypur ulu Tie
has extensive Interests Zoo rlulp Soda
mines in Wyumiur and iron mlurs loo
thc Musnbn range oft thc Luke SUPPORT Do
diatrct aud DO iu fair way to shortly
make himself financially independents
Governor Campbell declared boo the
most emphatic manner iuIi he viii not
be- "a candidate Tor governor tNiv fall
against Mckinley, but wis ot the opinion
that amy good Democrat IKE Representa-
tIycs Cultivate, llurler or Johnson, or
John A. Mediation, or Colonel "Lm'
Neal could be- elected, CpupUrlls friends
have not CcHsrd 90 urge him lO make
the rurc IN the boirf that the governor.
ship of Ohio, with the added prestige of
having defeated Mckinley would furnish
him % Htcpping stone tO the presidential
nomination In 1896. but the ex-governor
has thus far been deaf tO such appeals
Indeed. he asserted most positively thut
his present business complications rvu
dcrpd such a course ON nH part out oI
tho question The OK governor was I'm
cllnod 10 think IL would bee within IA,
bounda Of probability that Mr. Cloyr
land would cali an Ohio man Ia hu
cabinet and ho Thought that ~ hc doe,
the fortunate individual rs sure tu %,
Representative Cultivate.