Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

IN the coming campaign. Lake tue bOuu
deacon who prayed for rain, and had his
prayers answered by cyclone, the Dem
Ocrats got more than they bargained Tor
when they voted for Grover.
Dallas Democrat, While every farmer,
mechanic or lnbJrer may he Interested
in the political affairs Of his country,
there is such thing as Cutting him with
too much political news, as IS the case IN
half the newspapers In Texas The is
sues upon which llogg was elected and
Clark defeated are two years Old and
two years dead and buried. Thrrshing
over old straw never made anything for
anybody. The people are beginning to
crave fresh political provendur, and
therefore must eschew the opinions OF
this man or that man as TO The soundncss
of MatIu0k'r re-Ol utiOn, or the prODn-
bllity OF lbs acceptance by the Hogg peo-
pie. Let the people rest. The difference
In Democracy will adjust itself
Too much space Is taken up in the
newspapers Ia the discussion of dead
issues the policies Of coming candidates
aud aspiring statesmen would just now
be relr ding reading The paper that
sets itscif up as the advocate aud iustrue-
Tor In agriculture, and the friend of The
hcurihstonr, and then fills up ON political
rot, performs an ambiguous mission. Icll
~ Pf"ilN wa US rev WofuF ns losSlh4e
that which Is no news, but I'LL your
columns win that which is news, and by
nh means refrain from windy aul useless
political editorial representations.
Tyler Democrat aud Reporter: When
the proper time comes the great masses
of the Democrats Ia Texas will hnrmO-
nlze' let what may become Of the leaders.
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Morris County News; There is u great
gernllg methods and ways to hormonz
ino'lonh ilsn N Texas democracy, bu
VIC Wuo.1 trouole seems 70 be a hght Tor
sPuHH ana NOT principle else the oil that
llas altendy neen poured on the troubled
NN.is "Hulu huNt pekuh 20 'nkc eUeCt,
Wsi,''r WE ~, nT,ans rnH,heules oHetrl 10Y
ia be bctyesnp The e' gny iS sn III "r seems
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et.,,,... c....,. 70 -.,,,
oneFulNn Ionrier' ! mid-Minler exc
vutlEt committee meetings in Texas Wcrs
KY Rv'H az hll nhu me Democratic peo'
r ,.t icy o'9hc, Iiloy would ne together
"'' ''' '' p''u''
,.
H'llnuu NcWNi democratic harmony
IN gn poohi, ny any ncNns-at least
r -, w. US 'nN lWo S'h'e eNceuuNe com
"''''''s uIe 'vil'eiheu'
Wichita llerald' The Clark commit
toe met at Dallas aud formulated certain
| propositions 20 the tlopg committee. and
arc now no DOUBT uneasy for fear they
VIII be accented The Herald believes the
harmony pnt 1o9S pot DyaeNe u,ut snc6
I m',,,, ~ =. il'rh unu h.Ii"IA 10, n ulltN
10, r,ii,is i','i, ,nri "'''"''' !" li'pss
W. P'l''i'"i i'"''""''e''
Laredo Dnily News: Il Is said that
| Furepangh has advertised for the jim
crow politician IN Texas who has not ok
| pressed lu opinion az 90 how harmony
was to be re-estlbllshed in Texas He
| would he a frell, aud deserve place IN
a national museum
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DALAI Times-IIerald, II II pnddocl,
/ In nno az bis lpril intervnis nr...,wt,.i 10
| ITO rl,rk crowd mo nniv snrsihin nsrtt
| nrnt XIII harnonions resnlutinn nrfnr,i
| I'M hey Lneelel n n ami nm II In sb,ri
| o,sicr M mnrh barw,n, M ,,,,5
| senss In n 10 snii tho Ciort crnwa e'V'
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San Augusuhe NVNsi governor ioSE
! made his great speeeh on harmony ~
| naNl' last satnru9A, us pan TO mar
| monlSc has met WIN iayor with some
| me goNernor, heNerheess, made plain
| the cause Of the snllt ana taking him az
| MS word, uOgs.sn Is now ont OF II en-
| llrr'y, aud We Vink would be h7ttor
70 como toSe'her as he snsgesls, than
feat.
| Be2ton Rpnsrior, Mr.. Nntlock and lis
| alhere,ts are doing m fbev can n nro.
luce tbe fnise IMPRESSION that the rtar.
/ larlv or,,enir,d Dcmoerarv al Tevas fist
sni,,,,ri,i I,cvernor Hose r mo lnst NJ.
IAN al not indorse tho national Dame.
0r,ii, flntfsrin Nothing can he fnrfhcr
frSn H,S truth. THO facf Il. hi trne
| dnr.ns a., nstio,nni n,stf,,,, ,,io,,io1 ~.
| fAir,,n Nc tronbie ins hec" fhst liz
alminisiration does moi iudorse liz