Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

cannot be relied on. This class car
nothing for principle, but hustle arounS
for the money there ia In II. There
are not many OF these. and they hav'
very little. II any, influence. with thu
Masses or their race.
encouragement 10 Industry.
| Hon. Sam b. Hungerford OF Sulphur
Springs believes In fostering manufac-
turing and Industrial enterprises. and
the impeachment Of officers who fail
to do their duty. lie also believes the
political status OF Texas WIN undergo
a great change very soon. He says:
| 81. favor a straight Republican
Ticket for the coming fall election.
"2. would have ingrafted in the
Platform plank favoring more lib
eral policy toward the capital now
invested In the railroads In the state.
I would also favor the repeal OF the
| railroad commission law as It now
\ stands. I would favor the impeach-
| mcnt of any state officer whose duty
II was to look after the states money,
and who refused to collect said money
| que the state when offered. / would
favor more expenditures for school and
less for law suits. | would favor more
| lherallty In salaries TO teachers In
our public schools. I would favor the
| repeal Of all taxes to any trust or
| corporation for twenty years who
would build any factories In Texas to
manufacture any article used by our
people. In fact, | favor building
up policy. instead OF the one now In
force by the Democrats.
-, would not favor any fusion
with any other party under any cir
oumstancos whatever
~, Would say that ] lool; for the
most important changes In the po-
litical status OF Texas IN the next two
years that has even taken place In
any state In the history OF our coun-
try the nature OF which will be from
free trade TO protection and from
free silver TO rC/l money. The voters OF
Texas VIII learn that the government
gets IT'S money from the people and
not the people from the government
The causes which win produce this
change Will be the young men oNcr-
cising their own Judgment and their
own reasoning power
-. Would say that tho colored voters
VIII adhere to the Republican party.
except In cities whore they are led by
designing white and culnrcd leaders
who sell their influence to the highest
bidder, and who arc void OF any honor
or principal. This class will be most
eifectually sat down on in future and
~ ~ conventions ana primaries nnd
i ipuh ior luli c9lored vote for the
are fast finding out that their colored
leaders cannot be depended upon"
Treason To Vote Against Republic
rnnism
Mr.. william Mcdonald, the colored
leader ne Forpey wants straight
ticket and no fusion, and believes in
fighting for hls nrIcInto H. a., -.
a., -. 20 """'
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]. Personally I favor the nomination
OF u straight ticket However. IL 10 "A
mnttar t,,t h,,., ,.t..,., -, ~.
- 'n' "uNu gwen put httle
'"'uh"t OF consideration My para
mount object has been 10 fall upon
some plan that would fuiiv rastoro
penco in our nert,.r. .,t., ..,,,-
80 'N' party rUhks-not humili0t-
TO either party, l have no doubt but
but that the breach will be healed by
the state exac,t,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. - s.,..s,,
a haaia Of ra,re.e,',,,tii,,' edop.ins
state. distriet ma ca,,niv ~ tuturu
that will he nn,iraiio 40 c,,'li,
ln Tho RonuLiina,,9 Si'G ~, suslsiavtory
monV hnvIng y hon,, VI leNus, har-
the parry Win ii" In hot,o,. ii ,,.,,l
an nctive nsn,rtssi,il, p ,',,.,' trlH' Tor
ever harnra ~ ',r,,V M, n,u9.,puisu tnun
publican atafe iIcIei IA, ~, III re
ed Inv pnnitfpa natt,t1f.....,7 - -.
tho ilass"S ~ ts9pupilv1hs preaching
ana di,.ira up.,ineA OF our sublime
bring out Tho f,ni YOU'D uouptless
nothIng rnnr, W so'e OF the party u
would dennns,."se ooIlpilAhedi IL
thorourh and go. tne Mlsaom OF |
tion az oo,,,'' w e, punvcal organlzd-
lion I'm rcSas 4, y rsopuohuhl nohinn-
nuhiInan Joe,,, nous 10 he-
Of mo peonin 40 , gue .ne true friends
prnat nnlit,nai ~ tnose VINO hght these
brincibiesN n'aties TOT the sake OF
ain agit nn ,,n ueteat' but
mon thnir IA X victory perches
X, ma a' hL me brutal major-
1emnsy,t ' ,,a,., UT az -r rolled w Tor the
a matter az ,,,,e,.t teN1 ~, " me past -
Tint party may c,nfin,, i,'e ~, ~, MHile
Affairs of tho stite IN VIII Iad'i S tne
to be more consistent AMI or ~v ,U'ee1
and will have 10 guard Win a tIS caio,,a
eye the rights OF tho whole neonio ''VNa
?. There are thee rccornized nor,ios
In Texas. Democrats, Republican, nnd
Inpulists, Each Il these parflcs have
their creeds ard policies. Candor
iorees me to say prior to 1855 Texns
IA my ludgmeut vas the best governed
,, Ig,nV , state In the Union. Cons-
-, respect Wouh likewise compel us
w. ntSept those hws enacted by the
/, t,,,,' csLgTnu an twenty-third legis-