Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-26


will impress che public as the honest and
which as the dishonest man" And IL
the time should come, or has come. when
a contrast must be drawn between u
debtor who is willing to pay his debt in
a money that was good at the creation
Of the debt and creditor who asks tl1S
he be- compelled TO pay in money fhat
Is twice ~ dear. the debtor Is ready e
submit to the public the question of com
patiye honesty.
The ungullant supreme court of AIichi-
gan holds the law unconstitutional which
allows women 10 vote at municipal cleo
tons. Tie judicial conscience that would
not strain a point of law in favor of
woman's rights is too ascciic for common
life. by the way, one Of the judges Of
the Michigan supreme court Is now con-
testing with the government because his
pension Of So a month for total dis
ability is withheld, though he gets II
salary OF $1,000 year. lie ought to
bleach his conscience.
The mcntal anguish that must rack
the MUD Of Collector Flanagan Of FL
Paso because until yesterday he could
not let 80 Of his office, must huve been
uwful, II Is a unique experience for
a Republican 10 huve to hold On TO his
office under Democratic ndministn-
tiun against his will Possibly Mr.
cleveland has been applying the princi-
pie Of the lieely cure, and trying @
break him of his otliccJholding mania
by giving him a surfeit OF office.
The awful frauds upon the ballot box,
which the New York Republicans are
charging the Democrats with In The com
ing election, are an evidence and an as
snrnnce Of Democrats victory. When
tho Republicans see they are lost they
begin 10 get ready for the shock by howl.
ing fraud.
Fac Gazette has authority for Ne
statement that the Rock Island Railroad
company = not backing any Fort Worth
special publication, has made no con.
tract to circulate such a publication, and
doe5 not contemplate entering the pub
fishing business, Representation to the
contrary is without authority,
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Congressman Patterson OF Tennessee,
one Of thc "conrcris'' to the English
sysycm Of finance, sad on the floor of
the house that tine issue IA between a
silver and a gold standard. When Con-
gresham Patterson goes barl TO Ten.
uos'er TO fgls for L,ld standard
be will be more In favor Of minority
rule than he Is at present.
II is better after all, to rely upon the
votes of the people than on soma.
torlal speeches FOR the protection OF the
cause of silver. In the next election
The man who says the financial question
IS not an issue win secure neither Mt.
tention during the eampanign, nor fed.
oral office after the election.
The passage of the unconditional re-
peal bill will make il expedient for the
men who control the money tils of the
East To pull the bungs at once In or
der To show the country thai they were
sincere In die fight made ON the Shcr-
man law
CouNy pndgc Won Rosenberg of
Nustin decides that the Sunday law of
Texas Is unconstitutional ON the ground
chat the caption is. defective Here ia
another opportunity for the constitution.
al expounders of the tripod to score
against the administration
-
An Texas would unite in the work of
sending a state exhibit to the Midwnter
fair st San Francisco. II would be u
state enterprise, the success Of which
would bring no local jcalousies. The
work is a practical one--it needs only
pushing 10 brng success
The Rock Island in Texas is Justify
ing the reputation Il has earned else
whore us town-buildcr. A glance at
the map viii disclose that the Texas
terminus of the Rock Island Is Fort
Worth.
The statement that there vii be only
threc candidates for mnyor Of Fort
Worth next year suggests fusion be-
tween some eight or ten Of the polite
al organizations now in operation here.
The Presbyterian synod lately In ses,
sion at Fort Worth properly condemned
Sunday newspapers. but OF course their
action had NO reference to 4 great re-
lgious journal such as The Sunday
Gazette.