Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Jest year was a long YEAR Esrryihing
was long that | came ~ contact hati
Debts were long and credits had 70 Pc
long We wrrr along time retiWE Pr
! order and much longer time IN EeIiut
I money for what we sold. races N'ts
| long. Many Of nv round farsd am
| emiing friends wcrn 80 changed ~ -
| b. nearly an face from the wais, nanl
NJ fneir pant. 10 the TOP 0f tleir hchn.
all nothing but face. ] bone ne pro- ,ht
iect-d list We have got 81 the faces
10 this country we need
have never had 70 W. ny tnce
| much. except IN feed myself ihr"ush or
fool MY friends with, lni ny iace
caught the fcaffnl maiady and got long
WHY, ! Unt trying 10 Aci rolde once
las; Gall and went TO a great Mctuoolst
conference at Memphis. Tenn " w
to get an inspiration or sitnauon,i ull
not care much which. ! would ha1s
taken any appointment The bishop Wouii
have given me aad would have trusted
him 10 name the SALARY Ny face Fot
40 long By inc time / struck lie city nm
ito that everybody J met TOOK me w
preacher, and many wanted 10 know
what circuit ! was from. One ornhlnirt
friend Of mine. present here tonight
went 10 the ZANE conference. Eah tAhcn
for preacher and gwen by the, com
tnitfee a place 10 shy free while nc
dummed tic trade. Ito could not sen
any goods and he put On such p,u-
sonr face that the Hostess called on him
10 prnv. and he errtiscd himself by ar
cidcutally adding times are 100 hard 10
prny"
hut tho drummer IL the greatest man
In the world. but will get rs out OF many
Of Inc evils Of the year just PAST, u We
will only take lis advice The drummer
Is n statesman. Two essential Queiihca.
tons 20 10 make stntcsmnnsmp and
the drummer hHs them both. first-le
10 know bow 10 keep the pehcei auh
second 10 know what lind Of money
circulation 20 prepare for The people.
The best soldiers sTe those Who know
best how TO keep peace. II Lincoln and
Grant had becn drummcrs We would
never had a war. Lincoln would have
snid don't shOW' and tirnnt MGu1
have pointed mp in the air. If Dayis
and Lee had been drummcrs they would
have been too patriotic 10 have Wa4teu
commerce and trade 90 suffer while four
! wears Of distress and blood were on the
| people,
/ do not mean to say that the drummer
| f. coward or unpatriotic The drum
ncr stunds for ell that j. patriotic
/ Stands ready and willing 40 die for his
/ country: hnt with This hp Is still placu-
cal with all. While be o. willing TO die
/ for bis country he wsuls bis country
| TO die once hrst just Ns starter
/ yuu know But ] know whereof ] speak,
.
| have seen them, many of Them, since
! tho great war has hrru $50 threatening
| between the great Hawaiian Islands and
/ our little lint lnvtvi republic, standing
ready go give up good salaries and 20
] With DIR navy al Sli per month md
| prlmiEury pensions tp blood and To
/ death if necessary. ] have only seen
/ one drummer who has appeared IN the
! least unpntH0hr lie wanted "Quccn
! Lar rointniei aud said IL this admins
HH.tH a f
| then he wanted the ~ r A'- nj Pa
/ durlh 20 take it up, aud send over and
| get "Queuu LII and make hor un honor
/ ury member Of our post and then make
her chnmbouuaid nt Tho Palmer house.
/ ] want TO refer This go or iniol commit
Tee. The drummer IL patriotic 90 the
| core and born wnrriur Returning
| nfdin 10 our late war ] want 10 say
that was BOT born 10 Time for A. I
shnil always regret o. II makes no mad
yet ! believe 10 ! had been with Sher-
man In lbs great march 10 tho sen, that
] would A1re marched clean through the
sea. But ! was only about four years
| old when the great difference ot nninione
caused cruel war 90 lay IT, cold aud
clnmny hands on ihc warm body OF q
united land loving people, Blood and
thunder and he'll and feathers. and
wooden legs and crutchcs, aud grave
yards aud pensions AFRO about all
can tev0llvct about The war but ! have
noticed soma Thugs thar happened after
ward that ! want hs ia look NJ for d
,wl
"1'n ,hr WIT ,'ollN hAl nH'HeI from
~ W. Hlu'h'l9 urml7lh,rc' ana Whei
lr WY 1l"I Hl none nnl hriSch above
,Ne Nl'l''N huil9p' ann was casting hcl
l99a rlyS OF hsli ana love aud popc,
NH HoWn Ihr southern nnu Western
','n'~- 40 not tllhb 1t missed @ sngli
N,pNli Whrn iho cannon hnd crosod and
Nheh thr p"NT no lhe hlue nal Eou'
hohe 20 'her pensions amt az" hoys 10
kl'N u9N niWIhNd Z" lhtf ohr.horN
nl"W Nu'h INC war was over stu, 10
tnv tWht'r Nl 'n' people iNffg fingered Q
N'Nl uhu h'u' leuuN 10 ne Nhlicd INTO Tie
.lonE',l Wtnht r,hl nhen~ ana emo
upu'; most HNrNpndN cnrrri plenty
i12"he, hWiAhl' Tor Nuoh occasions. A
Nus pn'ut q great army oil Qeare'maker
'alpn upon lhr Nrelln' EVERYBODY wantt
| 70 NON tn CLOSE inc Wltr Now, tn
lruulnlrr did not cause the war. but h
WIS we 9RN man hplc 10 Hucccsslulll
olpso y flNt among me peAromnkcr
, Ncro tllN rhrpc-aaEgcr ana llr South
. cru refuge ohe coming from the Nortl
Z nhu lhr Qthor gong 10 inc North. Bot
nusN ~ noes trying To settio war scnii
hents and nring the neonlc closer "a
Gruor, ana y only requires u pause 70
YOU 70 F'rouort now successfully thct
, ,HWp'lgh 81 mercy ended; Followu
in"e lnNcru5'krrS rnnc the politician
re SUM- i.ol W. ger before the leonlc
we WI nHlhonis' me factions ~
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