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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

The question Of incorporation is being
ogtaicd by the people Of Celeste.
Mark Jones. Taylor capitalist, viii
shortly open MP q bank at Granger
The citizens Of blooming Grove met
and took steps toward securing an oil
mill
Midlothian is out Of debt and has $7OO
IN her treasury
Quanahs future was never better than
Mt Che present time, says the Chief.
A petition is being circulated at Tay-
Tor asking the railway company to erect
q new depot
The Catholics Of TAYLOR will erect a
SlODOO house Of worship.
There H. not vacant house within the
corporate limits of Grepnville
Work Is being pushed on the new
Methodist church at Wichita Falls
The new /. o. o. +. building at Bal
finger will soon BE- completed
The directors Of the Cleburne Ice,
Light aud OIL company viii meet tomOr-
row morning 20 make arrangements to
az once commence operations on their
$4,000 plant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Tho Gnzcttc is authorized 20 offer
$1,000 Ia prizes for short stories
These stories are 10 Dee from 1000 TO
COCO words In lcugth aud suitable for
publication In our columns Tie prizes
nre offered for the best five stories as
follows
For the best short story $500.
For the second best short story 5000.
For the third best short story, $3.50
For the fourth best short story, 500.
For the Gfth hest short story, $50.
Any competitor can limit lis offering
10 compete for the first prize or for
only the first two prizes.
Such stories as arc suitable for publ
cation viii be- purchased II the writer $50
willie, at the usual ratios for such matter
a circular giving complete information
win Doe sent ON receipt Of 2-ccnt stamp
60 s IS. Mcclure 7l3-7l5 Broadway.
New York City
If any one Of these prizes IS won 10y
n Texas contributor The Gazette will
add 10 per cent 60 the amount Of t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

60 acres. Sam Needham survey. $3.50.
City of Fort Worth company 10 Mrs,
William Kellogg, lot a, block 10, city
of Fort Worth company's addition. 500.
q. Hcrmert Cushmnn 10 NJ r. Lewis.
- 5-GxS5 feet, block 10, Texas and
Igcltic Railway company's addition,
$500
Merchants National bank TO r.. D..
Marshall, G0xl45 feet block 9, city,
SIj2j
Benton Il. Elliott and wife TO the
Bmlding Loan aud Savings association,
part of block %, city of Fort Worth,
$500
James Liston and wife 10 A. Petsch.
LOT %, block l, Union depot addition,
S6T6.
Jacob Durringer and wife 10 ]. r..
$l52G
The Chambcrlin Investment company
TO Charles H. Giddngs, lots II, rs. and
~, block SO, Chambcrlin's Arlington nd-
dition. 50.
$. $. Dumas 10 w. w. Wilson. "a IL
acres 4. Castillo and A. Femendez sur
yey, STfJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

The resolutions adopted hy the state
Democratic executive committee at Aus
tin Friday hooking to more perfect
organization OF the party. and protesting
against the nppointment Of dissenicrs 20
federal Office, WIRE the logical aud un-
ayoidahle sequence Of the determination
on the part Of some Of the secoders 10
remain Ia tho attitude OF organized and
active rebellion,
There b no disposition that we are
nwaro % 20 prescribe Democratic who
Voted agalrSi the regular nominccs In
the late election. On the contrary, there
- a universal desire for their return
70 fun communion IN the party. /. must
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

however, be plain enough 70 them that
they caanot yield allegiance to two organi-
cations There Is but one Democratic
purity IN Texas, and man must be
either for 80 or against t. Notice has
been given that the Alliance composed
of various disconnected factions against
&c IS TO be perpeuntei u is time, now,
for every man who may have had any
doubts on ihe subject TO decide under
which banner he proposes 70 Tight
Though he were an opponent In che late
campaign, Do can, II he will have hon
orablc standing in the camp Of regular
Democracy II Nv has fully decided TO
change bis political affiliations OF course
there is au end Of The matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
FIRES.
AT COVINGTON Ky

Cincinnati o., March .. This morn
ing fire destroyed the establishment of
Fred j, Myers Manufacturing company
In COviugton and destroyed that great
plant, together with the Capitol Tobacco
works. The Central Christian church.
pragus Manufacturing company and
three or four frame dwellings. Myer
company, hardware specialtics, Couduc-
tors Punch, Architectural Iron works,
etc. that employed 400 hands. The loss
ON che Myer establishment was S2O0.OOJ;
insurance $4,000 The tobacco was in
Surcd for $4,000; loss 10000 Other
losses $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
CLEvILAND AND cul.nrnsoy.

Mr., llokc Smith Of Georgia Is supposed
20 have better means Of information con-
ccrning the movements and intentions of
tho president than some other people,
hat when his paper the Atlanta Journal,
declaOs that the reason Congressman
Cuiberson was not called into The cab
met WIS that the settled policy of the
administration would not brook friend
of silver at the head Of the Judiciary de
partment, we think there must be some
mistake.
II Is incredible that President Cleve-
land should use q victory given mainly
through the votes and eNertions Of those
who favor u larger use of silver MS nom
ey % beat down the cause Of silver or,
rather that he should attempt 10 make
such use of the Democratic victory, for
thcn is no power which can override
the declared wishes of the masses of the
people on this subject
The Democratic ticket was elected ON
a platform which, however obscure Ii
may be- on some points, made the mrm
the dominant issue with that under
standing, the people rallled to hs sup
port and elected IL by triumphant ma
lonty From every stump IN the south
and West the peoplo were assured hy
Democratic orators that there would ha
no attempt TO repeat Under a Democratic
administration the onti-silyer legislation
OF 1873.
Mr. Cleveland is cocnizant of these
tactS He is not The man to break the
Implied conditions Of his election. lie is
not che willing agent Of Wall street
which Mr. Hoke. Smiths paper no doubt
automatically pic;nres him to Dc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
cnMMI.MonArlvn rnIr1nN-

For some weeks past Tho Gazette
has been preparing TO issue commpm-
oratiyc edition about March ~. Parties
desiring advertisements iu This edition
or extra copies thereof. can hand their
orders 10 Mr. g. W. Wilson or TO Mr.. D..
w buchanan, or leave them at tho
business Office
This edition is commended 10 an who
wish TO send abroad a paper that will
creditably reflect the standing, growth
and progress Of Fort Worth as the com
ing city OF the Southwest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
A CONVECTION.

Fort worth, Marcu -.
Editor Gazette.
Ia this mornings Gazette your report
cr makes rae say thnt | was instru
mcutul iu organizing md bringing into
existence the Northwest Texas Cattle
l,uisur5' association some seventeen
years ago. Will. boz fact bad nothing
whatever 90 do with 10 and so stated to
your reporter have mo- desire 90 cuim
for myself the honor resulting from the
good deeds and patriotic work of another
aud especially when the one To- whom the
honor is due D. my brother
would probably have puWed this 10y
unuotiDpd bat for the fno that wy name
has several times recently been snbsli-
tutod IN the public prints FOR thut of uy
brother. j. q. Loving of JncksDor1, Tex.
who was ono of the prime movers boz
organizing the NorthWpHt Texas Cattle
liliaDrs association. and who has gwen
murl Time ara attention to the work.
Please make Csc necessary correction
and ohligu. Yours truly
GEORGE b. LOVING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Ia acres, being the Leigh Oldham and
the George w. Main surveys, about G IL
miles south of Fort Worth. Price, $500
per acre.
l4 acres out of the Hiram Little survey
ABOUT 10 miles south Of Fort Worth
20 acres out of the west one-half Of the
j. y. ELLIS survey, t-2 miles south of
tho courthouse. Plated into streets and
quirel
o - acres ont Of the east half of the
j. y, Fills survey, Plated aud known
as south View Addition. Price, s. i'm
quire).
1900 acres, . 1-3 miles northwest of
BORT Worth, all fenced and partly In
caltlyauon. Price, $1,000 per acre.
23i acres, Z IL miles southeast Of
Fort Worth. on the Mansfield road nnd
II. x Il, G. r. II. Price, $3.50 per
acre,
80 acres, . miles west OF Fort Worth
Inc trinity river runs through one corner
Of this tract. Price, Sli go per acre
Lots o, y, y $, ~, IA, is, s. 18 In block
w, Clty OF Fort Worth, being tho north
half Of the block, aud fronting 100 feer
on Houston, 100 feet ON Main street and
11O feet on Fifth streets NViu sall Iii
together, 0ONlOO feet on corners or otbat-
wise, as desired For prices inquire at
our once,
West one-hclf block 2S fuckers addition
70 the city of Fort Worth. being 5OOx815
iset Of ground less 90N115 feet soldl.
@oou Groom house, stable, orchard and
TWO good wells. Price, S1O.OWOO
Lots o and IL, Ia block a MeApnltv
Al Nesbltts subdivision Of block III
nleelds ADDITION TO Fort Worth within
luO iest Of Magnolia avenue. on which
runs the helt Line Of tho Civ street
HALLWAY. Price. Sl2OOO). N'N''
LSs ~ and l6, IN block 4, McAnulty
Fields addition to Fort worth los 1o6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
Ar RANGER

Ranger Tex, March o. Special)-
Lnst Monday morning the fire hcnd got
ia his work on Hunters ranch barn and
destroyed the barn, all the feed and five
horses, three of them very valuable.
two imported perchoron stations and one
Frencl coach stallion, Tho entire loss
Is estimated 40 $500. Hunter ranch
Is situated about six miles southeast
from lNngcr aud h owned boy n stock
company and Is ONE of the best enter
prises in this county. They win rebuild
Immediately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
CHARLES CRONEA.

Galveston. Tex, March o. Especial D.
Charles Cronea, veteran of the Texas
revolution and Mexican war, died az so
last night nc his residence nt Roll
Over on Bolivar Peninsula twenty
miles east of Galveston, lie was q nn-
tive Of France, and at The time Of his
death was IN his 9Oth wear lle came
90 IeNas with the COlOnists IN 1871 and
inter The close 81 the Mexican war he
located on bolivar pcnnsula. whore,
by his thrift und fmgaiity, he acquired
a large realty. which ho divided up
among his several children several years
asO, lie leaves a progeny Of seventy
four, embracing children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren. He was noted
Tor his integrity Of character aud kind.
uEgas OF heart,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

The delay In course Of transportation
Of n shSment of paper compcls The Ga
zettc TO appear this morning q column
less than IFS usual size IN order 10 econ-
omize in the use of the regular
paper stock in hand pending. the
receipt Of the delayed cargo. To
morow's and subsequent issues will be
of the regular scvcn-column size.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
MAVERICKS.

~ H. VI II r.
A tribute 90 bis memory by q comrnde:
called in"-he has finished his trip.
The 'modcl OF honor 'mOug "Knlghts of
The Grip
He rests from his Journey and tradp's busy
mart
VIII mss his Kind smiles, his brave, noble
heart
best.
His friendship was stcadfnst and stood
every test
His fOps-hc had none. us He was AN love.
lie lcsts nt lts fountain, with our Father
above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

feet south front on Maglen
which rms the Belt ~ M
Electric Street Railway ~,
Lots / and 3, block sil
Nesbitt's subdivision Of pl',1
addition 10 Fort Worth
east front on College sss . M, n
from the City Electric O''
Lots 3 and Z, block 3 "A
Nesbitt's snb. division q ig.
addition TO Fort Noi,lli Il
east front. within one isnf
Electric Car Line. ffis., v.,t
Lot Lot q. block Z, city q F .l..., y
100 feet on the norihea" .,s'l 81,
ton and FIRST streets % ..r 81
story brick storebols rsml4 (
tha Crawford Dryeoous
SSO,OO0O0. ...
Lot and frame .lg,,'
of Dido. Price, 49,. IN Na
LII 81 block Is, Coll,e'i ~ si
south half lot y hosA ,ss'
south front. good <, WA 80
stable. known as ~
I' 'ots i. ? aud 8, blo.A, NH.
dltion 10 Fort Worm en e
N * T.. right Of H1
Jennings ascnnc- f''R
lot. Mack ~ ",
diiinn M Fort Woflp,
a d. n & Z. right ,1s
hack north 100 fee1 F."
5000 90 mr. ~
Nfoodie x Eyans 4 KS
81 Ky WlIiau Wels1 ftt "a
end wlthin nne Bloc, n,
Car line Price si,,sr ia
adioinine aud oih .s,o,
NE NJ Mil give ina ''''
cation. ..r, or
out notice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
SHOTGI-N UIppOIYTr.

New York, March ga Panama cor
respohdonce Of Feb 20 says according 20
the black republic We're simply farce
Hippolyte named his own official candi-
dates for congress IN every legislative
district and by a rigid application of his
shotgun policy at the polls procured
their eection The peoples nominees
were defeated Ia every district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
COTTON CONVENTION DELE
GATES

Paris, Tex, March Especial. THE
following is the list OF delegates TO at
tend the cotton acreage convention nj
Austin: Representatives H. w Pagan
and Travis Henderson, VIM. Huddler.
VI. ID. Maness, w. h, Moore. ]. n. Glass.
cock, J. NJ, Bard, w. w. Stell Robert
stewart, w Hodges, $. Wright. =. n.
Gilmore, j. w. Hardison. j. ID Uaines
i. Mallory, w III. Carlisle. No OK.
preston Of opinion was given by the
meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

ALL MN nLn nnkn,

ALL HAIL OUR HOKEl
by the dusky stream. boy the misty Shore
the nowhere meets the nevermore;
Tho never, nae hardly ever list 10 the
hoihing's mystic roar.
There The man ln the iron maak
The whnt D. % Jollius m busquc.
Tie m.tn that kuDcked Billy Patterson silly
sells potable gold by the cask
yhcre the Norman and Mermaid sing
To ola King Cole "Gud Save the King"
AM 80. Gcurgu's dragon. with guOd-sizol
Jng ON, with Tue nurse Of ROmulus dances
u iiug
There the werewolf aud the unicorn spiel,
swift footed AcldIl,s cursos his heel,
Jack defiant scraps with The giant und the
master THOR teaches ucru.cs TO steal.
sirous sing ta.rlru.boom-dc.ay,
luuu5 ana Suyls let very guy,
lhg imclci's chanting silcnus ~ bantug.
Aud LamceotB playing at chess with Kay.
nopccRs keeping protected sheep
Aud Little He'd Riding Hoods running ANA
liuing from wolf Boa nowhcrc's forests
~ the forest deep hy the misty strand,
What new strange shnpr tu nowhere land
80 uuuu uituugpi. While furious dances
around nud above % uhut shudowy baud.
whot now. great name do they Invoke.
ipr whom prepare inr sucial aoakf
Hear the strong chorus. NE thou boss DER
No., liythus oi Nmlthus, all hall our
iinkr!' New YORK sun.
POLITICIAN ON a LADY OlArOR.
Upon the lecture platform Mary Lease
Now makes % gentle rnur
And talks OF matters bordering ON peace
Where once she howlcd FOR war
Her temper softcncd aud the star OF hope
Shes dppr creature this rs no soft soap
Where Ger she flies
The field Of politics ls not the place
For birds Ike her. so fair.
Who can the literary circles grace
Aud gather skeAcls there.
In halls Of state, amidst the diary wbn
Her feet The BRUSSELS carpet may not
But as a. lecturer. an, there old gin.
We wish you am abundance Of success.
-NebraeAa state journal
or, FOR A DAY OF SPRING.
Oh for n day OF spring
a duy NJ flowers and folly
or birds that pipe and sing
Aud hnyhpud'H melancholy
I would not rudce the laughter
The tears that follow after.
on, for day OF youth
a day Of strength uud passion,
OF words that told the truth
And deeds that truth would fUshlonl
i would mort leave untastcd
ono glory while ~ lasted.
Oh. for day OF days.
Aud n day with YOU ana pleasure
or love iu an its ways,
And NE in an ~ measured
Win me- That dny fiom sorrow.
-Wintid scrawcn Blunt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
REALTY AND BUILDING.
THERE IS NOTHING BUT GOOD
IN THE FUTURE
For Fort Worth and That Is Proved by Tho
Fac's--Tho American National Bank.
Sales Made.

The actual real estate transfers for
the week ending Saturday, amount TO
Hbo,OOO. 4 number of transactions
wore closed yesterday. but viii not APP
pear upon the records until tomorrow.
Apparently there still exists a DISPOSE
ton on the part of many contemplating
making Investments 10 await the term
inutiuu of the puckery deal lt rs cy-
pcCtrd that this deal viii be- Coced during
the cnttlpmcu's convention, since 10 les
known that number of the principals
who are to take hold of IL will be- in the
city at that time, and, presumably, for
the purpose OF clearing up the deal.
The location here of two large whole
sale grocery houses, the opening of
now nuuOnm bank, the building of
large modern courthouse. the coming of
the Rock Island railway and the gen
cral PROSPERITY noticeable everywhere
IN all branches of business, are sui-
cient 10 warrant the belief that real cs-
tate VIII he much moro active IN the
near future than il las been for the
past two years.
The owners of Arlington Heights show
their iilith iu the future of the city by
continuing the work of improving their
property Bids are being received for
another fine brick dwelling to be- erected
there by MIR. Knight ON block "a Plans
are being prepared for -four new houses
90 hc built on block %. The street rail
an auditorium built nj the terminus ON
the mnrgn Of the lake, for the accom-
mediation of visitors. Tho lake has been
repaired and it is being rciillcd with ar.
tcsau water.
There Is Improvement ON an ideas
Several houses have been built near the
Union depot addition and in Glenwood
whore Messrs. Nicycry and Ashe will
continue the good work begun by them
Around the Polytechnic college aud
the cotton mills good work has been go-
ing ON, and With the coming of spring
there viii be activity in TINT quarter.
NEW FINANCIAL INSTITUTION.
One of the notable events of the past
week was the opening of the doors of
the new bank, the American National
This Is a strong financial concern, which
will do its part in the development Of
our business. MIR. G.. j. Shapard the
president. Is gentleman, who. after
having been cminCuuy successful at
Stepheuyillc comes To- Fort Worth for
wider field OF operations Fort Worth
has secured In him a strong addition TO
the ranks of men OF ability who build
cities. lie has come 10 stay, and his
family VIII be welcomed into social cir
cleS. The bank has as lis cashier Mr.
Luther Roa2, who has even In weeks
contact with customers of the hank mnde
friends for IT, MIR. W. j. Bonz. tbp
yire-presideut Is proud OF the new CON
Germ, and has becn congratulated bv
many ON his re-embarkiug In the bank
ing business.
Altogether the outlooks is cheerful and
| encouraging, The prediction is boldly
made that real estate viii never nrni1
Toe as low ~ this city as it Is now.
Below VIII Dee found the rrnl estate
day;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
RIVAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


VI. D.. Crowley 10 Jer Earle part
Mary IohnsOns survey, So
IL. n. Crowley TO Arch Earle. 5o D
acres q, B. SANKEY'S survey. So.
n, Is. iuggett and wife To- T. y Ri1ga-
May part block l9l, Adamson's addition.
JAS h, Simpson to q. p. Bcnnott
lots l and = block 81, city. S2l. OO0.
w Is Gans 90 g. h, Bennett. II
interest m lots ] ana ., block 81, city.
Scottish American Manufacture.
company, to @. y, Bennett IA interest
M lots J and 2, block %. CITY. ST
Nhnmherlin Investment company IN
rreston IA Barker part block 80. Ar
lington Heights. 50. -
TeNaS. and Pacific Railway company
Arlington, $40 10
H. r. Davis aud wife to Geo. I.amnee
lots l ana =. block 81 and lots / and 5
ploch 40. Arlington. Tex. $3.50
- y MQrrs, administrator. 10 A X
eMbaarnSS 500 acres G. Grecr's survey
Bowles & Townsend to ]. w. Alder.
man tWo-thirds interest IN lot Z blort
80, Prospect Heights addition. sim
John shelton To n. y. Temple iS-,
lVS 81 yrs, l., G. Tjnsley's survey SID
ienry SchwcrtE 10 n. w. Wells II
lots ~ various blocks. Dixie Waga,,
MenwQcturng cOmpanys addition S5
Martha NJ, Blodgett et al IN n
lemlhg' 10 acres j. M Bosques' ami
NJ; j. ArOcha's survey. StOO "'"
X ohNer 90 l.. I. q. Smith. 100 aercs
jose N. Iamhran's survey $500.
INhh Anben 20 Louise Annen. as ocres
stmys l'siers survey, 2i 10 arres n
NJ hcG0illus survey, SIl.5O ''S d.
dnhn lAuersau aud wife 10 ps,rt,,,
y mnrlon, lot 20, block -. Cotton Minis
timothy Moriarty ara wife N cos.,.
Neals addition, S1SS5. N'iiV'N
~ L. Roberts TO W. n. Crawford
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Many Of the houses Ia haaA
n long palm branch tWlNd q
ratings Of one OF the upper hial.
The observatory for The %
Blanc Is finished and VIII b
position as soon as the paris SD .
ried 10 the summit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Inc new. Christian church at Paris
VIII be dedicated on March 5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
Won WIDEATAYER

Berlin, March b.--1Ohannez Won Wide
mayer chief burgomaster of Munich,
died today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
AGAZZI ARRESTEn-

Rome, March g. Sig Agazzi. cashier
OF the bak of Rome was arrested today
TOT having embezzled 100000 francs
year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

A REVC
Peacefully Gil
Of Po'
REPUBLICAN,
A Change Of Govern
Consequence 7
Death Naki
IN Oh
REPUBLICAN
For the 81


our quodrenninl 81
q more important
than the death Of
stitutional mona
II the Prince of
his mother on the
would be no such
transfer Of power
gives up the Cove
Our innuwuratious
had historical sin
took office az the
Lincoln NJ the beg
Hayes when the =
ed. Arthur and 10
Hnssination, Grant
toiiois army VIII
by jefferson uuI
jackson, when iiI
nnun Il was not
of men that occur
I'm politics. At su,
tion Is more than o.
On the 4th of
ham Lincoln bcca
states had already
ion, n rovolutiounr
tablislicd at Mont
representatives Ind
w congress. cabiuo
officers had resign,
president himself
and arsenals had bl
and there WIS
safety of the cnpiii
Washington by Dol
for General Scott
been warned of III
sassinate him ns h
tlmOrc. but milito
made 10 secure q
and more regular
In Washington tha
since the war Of ]
Buchanan was
ton TO rcpublicanis
10 be present at n
successor. hut Mr..
b. change his dcto
ed u copy OF Line
To- he seen IN nd
Sicklos. who was %
man nnd d coniidt
lntimntcd that IN
nude known To-
Buchanan discover
was pacific and
of warlil,e and cx
expected, be- decli
the inauguration; &
though not withuu
threats and posi-
Lincoln and any
him But Buchant
the capitol aud str
inaugural address
As hc heard the u
had repeated to
purblind eye 10 [
murmured under
Cod that means
Lincoln. as every
In figure aud uue
was clad this day
coat and high hat
the crowd to deli
course, uncovered
wnrlly with his !
knowing what to 4
antagonist Stcnher
competed with hia
WIS y stnuncll az
the Unign became
Il n point 10 be- piv
nt the inaugurutiot
nncp of the result
sonal danger Ile
harrussiueut, and
his hat aud hold &
rival delivered the
self hoped TO dcll
emergency dwarla
nntugouism but pc
Buchanan and 10
the situation; botI
encuiy 40 the sc,
which botli had cf
they stood ly his
aud hls dnnpog
Americans az thai
their nations hist
their country pul I
AZ its rpprcBcutut
OF other We've ml
I'm their cCreers. II
ON that day gha
pccr8 oi Lincoln n
ism for they riehci
lowed tl,pir priJe ID
rt..,t,,. .l|
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