Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

The wild fanatics of thes duy Wher-
oyer ANARCHY Inns built her futthCUtluns'
Whenever communism has pitched hey
tents wherever blaErd the cnmphtes OF
socialism, the gallant Mills has plgplsa
his batteries. and in open fields led the
rbnfpr scattering and driving the cuc-
mic, of Democracy before him like uu-
tumn leaves before the drifting winds cot
winter.
lei ms honor ourselves and honor lch-
as hy giving him every l"m0rwur Not"
that the world May vACialm, ltpV4'
lies are NOT mgrhteiul' hru w 'rl-
uwphuut tread. thc to-uuitcd Dcmov-
rp,y will march ou to Washington, Place
the helm Oi government in the MINUS o.
t,rnyrr cleveland aud turn thr rascnh
out from president down Co postmaster
of the lowest gradU.
senator JeStvr said: Mi. president
and Fellows senators. History teens
VITA records of revolutions Tint nave
| cuu>cd the rise aud lnll 81 emwref
| ass wen as political parties. but the an
lpnl To arms of "a half century ago mas
giycu way to the soyrrr-uty of tl' bu-
! lot aud IL can be- truly said "thoi peace
! hath her Victories no l,-'s renowned lhAh
| war" for today We rejoice thnl the Ico'
/ ul. hy the latter means Inns plncpd tue
! control of the government of the l.uitrl
! States In the keeping of the political
pnrtv that was horn with H. and Who y
! principle are part of the constitution
! of This great nation
.For ncnhy urd Of = century the
| Republican marty with ~ protective
policy and class hfiIhnoh hla p,t" ~.
rirbiug The few al the expense OF ihV
| muuv. while the Democratic party has
continued tO battle for the cmnuciph'
lion of me people. Eyerv great ISSUE hu'
hrnaghl INTO prominence able aud gallant
lcudnrs who have dared tr Stnhd hp t"i
""IiEe the plnmcd knights OF old, tn,
,r,nt npostIcs of tariff reform RAISED
thdr shihholrth. mo- matter what othel
! issues prevailed. aud victory has many
pprchel upon their banners.
| "Tvputy yCurs age q memorable sihl'
! convention assembled IN the Guy o
| Coiricuuu, then a. village. l'eleENW
came from far and near in wagons uNS
pies aud ON horseback, hr 'hllErf
Wpr. unable 10 entertain -p Nde
| "a bnly and many stukUd thclr hofN'
and rntnupd ut night. This convention
Mis- composed of Ivyas grguteNt an'
unrest statesmen, among whom Wore
Governors Lubbock, lhl4tk NOR !gh
iInbh1rd. sam Rel MuNcy Judge Me
Iaip GoycTnor tOgV who had scarce
| IA, arrived nj Ms majority nud mIlll
r5L"rt Hon. John II. Reagan, al thR
Time sim a disfrnnchisci citizrn OF W.
limited States tom account ol ln' posi-
| jop he had occupied ~ me 'ohitu'INN
rnLincn. was called upon 10 preside owe
n,., Grand body. These patriots had az
sonbIed TO counsel together Tor inc Two
fnlI purpose of redecmlng Texas irou
RapuAican misrule aud 10 nominAt
candidates for congress from the star
at large. ,......,,,. ,,.,,,,.to.
for the latter position was cQulpar3liNti
unknnvn i'm politics, but he had oirend
received his baptismal fire IN war m q,
fppse OF his country, apd hs lU'linuv
mo craftsmanship during the .uElh
v.,rs of reconstruction has WorlhiN, el
iifnd him 10 the sOubrlWet OF Inc lao
nf the Tribe of Judah. =,
"sin,s thnt memorable convention ~
acts have become part Of the hl.tol
, of ric nation and from the Auanuc 7
the Pacfc-from the snoW-cnppcd S'si
rns IA the sunny slopC' OF the tNii' u
il known and honOrcd as the grea' 'hAli
pion of tariff reform,
/ '|TbI. Is The patriot and statesman "
ore NET here today to honor Wi'l ih
brightest gift the Lone Star state can IN
. | stow. a., $500
"Texas has many able and worthy sam