Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06


shoulder and shoulder together anu
support Mr.. Bnrdon2 Mr.. Bfice told
us Mra Bhfdon would make an eN-
otilent commissioner and one mat
every union man In the city would %
proud Of We went 10 work accord
inHly and nominated Mr.. Bardon ny
safe and gratifying majority, notWith-
standing the fact that he only an
nolnced hin name, as before stated.
fVe days previous TO the primhrleS'
Tho next morning after the primaries
groups Of union men we're seen nthnu-
Ing upon the street corners discus
Sing the results with smiles upon thelr
faces which plainly told they were
highly elatod over tho nominations or
Armstrong, Terrell and Bardon. Union
men OF the city were almost unanlmous
In their expressions OF delFht anu
untlnfnctlon over what they conBiuet'u
n feather In the caps OF every union
man In the city. Now then, thls pelhk
a truo and undeniable statement OF
facts, doesn't II look bad for gem
tloman like Mr. lirlcc 10 attempt 10
undo ana snatch away from the union
men portion OF their well-earned We
tories7 In all seriousness and candor,
I doesn't III | don't wish to be under
stood as meaning that Mi Brlce
wouldn't make an acceptable commits
nioner but I most certainly do wlSh 70
] w NfNNlHNHWI az fliNllhh
Brice, In his hunger for oilice.hna shown
u PLAIN dealre to srrlounly 1eopardlae
ana handicap the intoreats Of unionlHm
! In thla city by undertaking IN the mum
] ner he has TO turn down one or our
fnvorito candidates In tomorrowH con-
tost. Mr., Bardon IL tho regular Dom
/ ocrntlc nominee. The union men To-
gcthor with Mr.. Brlec's valuable az
aintnnce, wero most Instrumental III
! bringing about tho nomination llau
| Mr.. Brlcc not entered the race Mf'
! Bnrdon'a already assurance OF election
| would have been more thnn uouply
| sure thereby cinchlng the union men'a
| victory M TAR M the commissioner
| slip Nv concerned.
ION, well, ! guess Mt Bricc'H com
/ duct Ia not To be wonder II az, liih be-
havlor IN the matter " only char
nctcrlBtlc Of the wny the Pops have
nctod all along through the campaign
! They are 80 ongcr for oilce they are
wiring TO tear asundcr and Bacrlilce
the ntereetn OF anything and every
/ body lust so II makes their chances OF
election little more hopeful, But
| mnrit me, the union mon aud lnbnrorb
OF this city are. " you Will excuse the
terms. dead on ana next TO all OF the
| schemes OF the NorHcloun oillcc'Npekihg
hypGcitcs, who have been posing as
tho friends OF the tOillng masses, ana
they win rcbuke them at the polls to-
morrow. A far m Mr. lirico " con-
cernod | seriously doubt now that he
| " u friend, OF the true blue Kind, TO
union mon. II he should by some nc-
rldent be elected. | want to say right
here that the union men VIII not re-
ceiyc the least credit FOR hiH election,
but ON III contrary II viii be regarded
by tho general public TINT uniunlsm
In Fort worth received n black eye.
Q L. IL a
| would get out and howl until they be-
came hoarso In cNciaimlng that we did
H. We elected Brlco over the regular
Democratic nominee and great friend
! uf the union mon And you would
never hear u Pop say ono word about
allowing the union men any credit
| The union men would not be In II,
though should such an improbable and
| almost impossible event ng tho cleo.
ton of Hrlcc occur union men would,
through hnao Misrepresentation and
all surtg OF political chlcanory. be- the
ones TO DO the voting.
"lluw IL II that union men did moi
nVow amy other preferences among the
candidates ON the Democratic Ticket
before the primorlcnf'
"BocNuao tho cnunty Judge, district
attorney and county commissioner utc
the three officers ON the ticket who
can do union mon more direct good In
their respective capacities tlnn any Of
the rest OF the tlcl,et. The balance NJ
the Democratic ticket. by thS way, are
al good mtn-- men whose records nro
without rcpiOach They were not TAX IN
Into confederation from the standpoint
OF unloulHm but they are ucycrthe.
less held In tho highest eatGem by tho
great minority OF union men"
"llow do YOU nizo up the result OF
The clectiuuT
II think that every man on the Dem.
ocrntlc ticket from the highest TO the
lowest. viii be elected. That IN my
| forecast Of TucadNy'a work. Three OF
four weeks ago the Pops had the Sind
ow VI chance VI electlng two On then
ticket They have subsequently fallen
u knitting each other, ana notably
those candidates who are union melt
Tho consequence ls that tho shadow
has vanished and they stand today
mark mo, without solitary ohuno.
or hope OF success. So eager are thu
Pops Tor office that, nvalllng themselves
of tho fact TINT three or four on then
ticket are union men, they have mol
hebtlntcd 10 Try ia convert uniunAir
IN this city into political machine
They eVon went no TAR ms 50 intr0duc,
resolution In the Trades Assembly
lndoraing the Peoples Party. TIL.
resolution | fought with MI my heart
ana ! succeeded IN downing IL, Eve
since then the Pops have not loved n,
much, but aull don't mind doing thun
the courtesy to outline their obituary
\ Ia advance,
Tomorrow the popuilsts' name hor,
, is Dennis, II mnttors not where 1
4 stands on the Ticket. You can spell al
, over the tlekct Mr. Dennis, MIR, Den
, mis-
Nov, | have told you about an wi
dealre to publish, though l could lal
you enough about the deceit, hyp0Grls.
and downright political ruaoullty Of ~
! Top icadeta In Tarrant county to III
: y.pr ottlrc paper. They win not TOT
fair at any stage OF the game. I'm,
= have tried time and again to hGodwlnl
! ! aud bruwbrat the union tden ~ TN
y city In dozen different ways, AZ un
time they succeeded In pulling M
y wool over the eyes OF quite u numbo
#. OF unthinking union men and laborcts
= but In their ruihleaa and greedy pcrlui
. mage for political preferment the,
D have made very disgusting dlspA,
I of themselves, consequently they vii
D be tomorrow laid away among the otho
| milliona OF rorlorn hopes aud hlas,f
4 ambitions that were altnilarly founded
o l VIII now conclude what told YOU I
p the beginning was q rather long stor
( by anylng that the Pops OF Tarran
, county are no friendu OF organized IA
j. Dor They say they are, OF euuis,
a but, TO be plain, they He like troopar
4 when they say II, and their every Nt
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