Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
our BOOK TABLE.

North American Review, January.
New York Office No, ,, East Fourteenth
street. Ter nunum, 5000.
In the opening article Of the Review
for January, Hon. w. u. Chandler holds
the opinion that there should be- some ma
uonnl restriction put upon immigration,
II the Worlds fair Is 30 be success.
Naturally Il shplonda of emigrants from
plnWuc-smttCn countries are allowed 10
pour into the United States with NO more
difficulty than exists mt present. people
will fear 90 visit place toward which
The foreign element VIII tend. and u no
extra prevention is used, interest iu pre-
pairing exhibits as well as attendance viii
diminish
Dr. Hammond ia Insomnia and Recent
Hypnutics.' while MOI entering into
learned dissertation ON the causes which
lead to one. and the physical effects Of the
other. Is particularly interesting in his
opinion Of the value of various hypnO-
ties, As n physician he does not APP
prove the hubitual use uf these nor Of
any one of them without prescribed by
q physician who knows the constitutional
eflcCt upon u particular individual. His
condemnation OF chloral ~ unqualified be-
cause OF the uncertainty OF les action.
In the sCrics, Foreign NutiOns at the
World Fair which hcgius ia the cur
rent number, are Japan by the Japan
psc minister, aud Italy, los the consul
general at Rome. These papers will be- Of
udynuraEc to persons expecting 10 attend
The exposition for, by reading them, one
can be- prepared 60 intelligently enjoy
the exhibits of the different countries
Right Hon. James Bryce author OF
''Ihe American Commonwealth dis
cusses the various political organizations
Ia the United States and England, COM
parcs thes, in the two countries, and ~
CARDS party in all politics as merely Il
menus 10 an end.
Other articles of general interest make
mp number of uniform excellence.
The Social Economist, January. Col
leVr Of Social Economics, "a Union
Square Price 81 a year
George Guntpn, editor, opens this NUM-
! bee la a pllWr entitled. "Our New In
dugtral Policy by saying that radi-
| irul change iu this policy may bc cuuh-
! IDENTITY expected when MIR Cleveland takes
| his hent. The pnrty IA pledged hc thinks,
tp lighten the burdens of taxation To
| consumers, Increase the earnings of Ia
/ borcrs, And destroy the possibility of
/ monopoly by millionaire. In his review
| of the present state Of affairs he docs
/ not outline amy policy To he adopted,
/ but says.
III the Democrats arc sucerc In their
expression Of Willingness To protect labor,
/ uud % go revise the tarim that ID shall
! not favor monopoly Ca the detrlment OF
! the community grand opportunity Is
| theirs To render the country invaluable
! service aud make tor themselves u last.
! ing reputation H. on the other hand
| they are really opposed 10 protection iu
essence md principle. II their talk OF
| protecting labor Is but piece Of politi-
cal demogogcw. L they prefer 60 carry
| ont Senator Mills plan of putting an
| raw materials on the free list and taking
protection from hninhed products. then
they will confirm the reputation they
earned thirty years agO, and should be-
and surely will he, again retired from
power for mn indefinite period"
The article Is rcplete with facts per,
| tanning 10 tariff and cannot fail 20 inter
| rSt statesman of broad views who like
! to look on either side OF great issue.
"lhr Religious Sentiment In Russia. .
| ~ novel presentation of the causes lead.
ing 20 the disqulct for which that country
"a noted, aud IL translation from An.
| ntole Leroy Boaulian In llcyue des Duck
| MOndes,
Kempcr Rocock tcmpcratelv discusses
"'rhc Social Problem Ia the south -
| nverring that It's satisfactory solution Is
! IA the improved condition of white indus.
| trial wngc-workers and In the initiative
| traits of the blacks who finding that
work brings luXuries, will work out their
own salvation and create society within
the race,
"The Crime OF Caste" by BENJAMIN
| n. Davenport. Is from che Koystone Pub
fishing company Philadelphia. The book
Is gaudlly bound Ia red aud gilt. upon the
cover are two alleged Portraits, one of
lsncoln nnd ono of Cleveland. The
bOokmaker seems 10 have exhausted his
skill and invention ON the cover and
loft nothing OF either for the inside pages
which are badly printed, on miserable
paper and the trontispiece aud other p0r
traits are CaricNtlrcs, The book Is m
nwaignmOnt of all mon who have beer
successful IN politics Or business. And
OF prevailing practices In business and
government. IL II q TRADE against capt
tnlists. and an exalting OF what the au
thor pleascs 10 term the "c0mmon PEG
pie. The particular object for which th,
book IL written seems 20 he iusistancg
upon Il graded income tax. hy which MIR
Davenport believes it will be possible &
prevent vast accumulation ot wealth
Ia the hands of the selfish and the un
charitable, like an extremists. the
writer seems 60 lose sight Of che fact TINT
IN this country the avenues 10 com
narrative wealth and a moderate share OF
fame are within the grasp Of the frugal
the industrious aud the energetic, N,
very men inyeigcd against rose from The
ranks Of the plain people
The Round Table. January, Pub
llshed at Dallas. Tex. Terms So year
One of tbs most interesting sketches
Go h. found Ia monthly literature Is thai
OF Maurice Thompson by Charles i
o. MalieN. This poet novelist essayis
and critic Is emincLtly n Southern man
which N particularly noticeable in hil
poolns ~ which he seems 60 draw m,
| Inspiration frOw Southern life, as viii
.ba seem IN The .nans.ranA ssxtpat4s sgiyat