Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
..,saINGTON OPINION
.,tryAosOy At PARIS
W TEXAS
4, nv 60 y ..,.,l--Whal New YORK
thought Of IL


New orc 1.-THE horrible
.,asisa, ~ ~ the negro hruSSe
4 rdqd oat Texas sent q tnrlll
d 9 ,ArSshout OIL , 2l tragedy. but
/. n ns ns ,5t hey deploTe' ,,; .ut
a ihsn lne ,,6 century civllll.a non ,t,o
w anles,n notwithsianuns t ,ne
/. the sap'V important legislau9,n''
rssufc ~ was talked about ny
r'rs hoTl9a tbe same In the de
4 .i.,y. u w ,hp cabinet ministers
seI,s ]. syeryuhere else r,r,pu tbe
4 fi';I sS told. when heat ,t , tbe
isai ! J" terrible affair, put ll ,''.
", Of sus and would read no i9 l q
rg,gsf, ugH ,,ory lIalford. VINO luu
i faie ss',srih the president apou5
y 40 nlAsn ..iThc punishment meteu
4 .fslf %lil' vas terrible. IL ls true
gi's .s nl a thrill Of horror tur so,Sn
NJ ai XII hat bis crime W9s s Ior
De llf rman that We must Dt 'i ,Int
4 3 ial.' esificisn of the mon tnal
% gA account for ms CRIME;
~ nil KIM In such a tughtiul
Il fiai',9vo. IN have great consideration
liz fah ~ mofber of that little
Iabe. anil fail TO see nov Sn- 1 ,bS
s s,epot. never spe"N io o,,y
"a spy way only voice NY VM ,,
al y n9alshnent was awful nut
n NJ s I'm the brute negro do not
|Etl 40 innocent Guild. -,
Az q ,i0Rle THAN HE DE
4" SERVED =.
az mo- more than he de
IN Representative SpeIiS I1i
4 An who comes from So'" WV
,' III no second place he CON
\. Az anv man in q desire 10
,he epidt aud the letter OF
4 v NH he frank Ia sny that n
hsi dome such an net as inns
"A n that little Girl Co one OF
10 one Of my friends ! should
4 lnelf no punishment TOO s'|'lt'
cam / think the brute got no
~. bs deserved. IL such q thing
,a ~. anywhere else than i'm
ielieve The result would have
ss,ne No community could
y msiire or anything else after
,,me ns this negro committed.
s.rlfe. be did the horrible deed
IA NJ was accused, and that iact
ws,n he got no more than he
n was no ordinary crime ana
.,v punishment could atone
CAV. the aggressive and pro-
% ,nine member from California.
4, pushed himself To the front
AL a tine. said;-"l have thought
jeal about this ease. IL has
n me- beyond measure. but i can
"A any reason for blaming the
Il Paris Tex, for the work they
rglrlay
rra was such that it called for
:, Measures. If the people of that
hi failed 20 rise in their just
,,i wipe that great crime out IN
ay would not have been made
lninrans ought To be made. To
"a il would have been the same
= crime been committed in Cali
M ibis idea OF laying IL 20 the
LG 4 occurs In the South is both
SADIE and unjust.
luunity that will rise at q time
lid assert itself is all the better
; demonstrated that they knew
~ and that they are better citi-
tt | have not the slightest
y people OF Paris, Texas did
gA what they were fully jusd-
lLlg"
AEY SAYS IT WAS JUsTI-
FlED.
~ enter vigorous protest to
n Lylch at all timpg." said John
~ y Kansas City. but II ever il
.eAT IN the history of the world
y % IAs ease Such Il crime as
A-lllled upon that little I-year-old
~ npi be- punished i'm any ade-
w under the law Of today.
.is q The little one being carried
ggiiy negros arms through the
y ls city 70 lonely place 20
lle far worse than death. Don't
M Ne brute OF a negro who hred
.NrlI child 10 destruction by xiv.
amy What father can think
+ t-ll u0ther can. and then in the
a,-h md faux with the crnzed
wy Dlrhed the brute at the
N vel enough to talk about
i'srlll century civilization. but
~A cone Ia when such brutes
N 1eslo smith are the product
10y say the people there sank
lei by no means. God smote
~ aud this brute. too. deserved
q Y die but To suffer He rot
~ naa he deserved"
N niuoCseu beyond expression"
M aeard Of Missouri. hut cannot
nv hear 10 criticise until |
~s circumstances of the case.
N ,.ifslsS smith was guilty of the
M flNh ne was accused then he
~ suffered death OF course
H., ve'e oecn better for the people
M j. ~ nave waited on the courts
'ls matter aud punish him. bur
III VI az Nmoved from tbn nycite,
M y ~ une AM hardly competent
~ ,e'nss oInph Of Arizona: Had
wv " NY friends and Ind /
ar VI the time ] am not will.
F Neuulu not have done lust ms
IN nv man removed from the
'c e. say what he would have
nm, .'r le was SO terrible that the
,br .,' eOlli scarcely be too severe -
SPARED 10 EXCUSE IT.
the people Of Paris aud the
las ~. nave lived among them
,doe. ~ a more law-abiding
pne wy exist IN the Lone Star
20 All rNuple there ure we'll
,oSs PeaSeahle, and the great
lava N lhat this terrible Amir
iabass ~ North generally bave
! Ngih v;w we trouble W. 6nve in
vill M Nv lhe negro. They 6nJ
w v;I many ways but r.nii,.
Z tAlabg ,'sAegro as much as we
"a NooIJ' 1--we Than the people of
. lus,iT d n4t prepared as n Texas
.il Vi ~ nQl the populace aid n,
M ~ l6eh ,pglentt ] um prppared
" naiy NV pnd little TO eriticise
u e.ti,ssuFnl personal friends
s.s w@5is 81 Paris and had /
l probably have done ms
aiI i St !. YORK VOICE.
ahl ,syeal many clergy1nen
n Oa5 PROFESSIONAL men vest,.r'
q M ~ t very few TO ajys tbeir
.a b tgr,h,i,lA Of the Paris Tevss
IN The negro Smith To-
S,feyeS OF answers ran
aHr 70 ernt ua,l.ii--well, 1 don't