Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

II do not know how soon IL viii
come or how 1t Will end, but this strike
y but the preliminary OF terrible times
In this country. The conflict Is bound
10 come, and unless a change Is made
fhcss fourteen-story buildings In Chi
cage viii be Despatched with blood,
brains, hair, hides. iivers and lights,
and the horrors OF the French revo-
luton will be repeated twO-foid You
all know that few days ago fed
erhl troops were ordered into Ill.
nols without being called for by the
governor Of that state. This Is the
first time that this has been done
since 1860, and regard II as a fatal
blow at state rights. It is awful to
contemplate, and Is the precursor or
dire calamity. As soon as | returned
home from my Northern trip l wired
to headquarters that / would not toll
crate the calling out of federal troops
in this state until 1 had been first
consulted In times of trouble ] mean
TO try the power Of the civil author
Ties first, and until they fail the mill
itary power shall not be called on IN
Texas. Whenever they try II I'll be
there to stop them, and by gatlns, III
stick 10 my ground. ] see before me
now some Of the generals who VIII be
called upon to lead the hosts. whose
business 1t Will be 10 defend the stars
and stripes when the troubles came,
mot here, but further north and east,
and / have faith In your nerve and
patriotism, but when the row comes
and II dislntegratian should come /
am IN favor Of Texas standing on the
constitution of 1896 and going II alone
us u republic again. ] am for Texas
first. the United States second ana
civilization at large next. The press
dlsptches tell US this morning that
distinguished iurist has siyuined his
upur0ND1 Of thnf fpuaffttpfipu a. tbg
constitution which sees no harm In
the hurting OF federal troops across
states without regard 10 the wishes
of the civil authorities. Let me toll
you that this kind Of constitutional
construction IS the digging OF the mine
which viii hoist this government off
IT'S base, and though the order TO In
wade Illinois was given by a Demo-
cratic president, who Is the chief OF
the party to which / belong, my spirit
revolts at IL. My heart slckens at the
thought Of the consequences. Many OF
you will remember that In looking
ahead / predicted some time ago that
we would within the year see Cali
fonia, Colorado, Illinois and possibly
New York under martial law and It
has come to pass And now, gentle
men, mark my words, when 1 say
that storm is brewing which win
shake this country to its very base,
and that the glorious emblem of our
country viii trail in the blood OF It's
citizens Il state lines are not respect
ed"
These are some Of the comments OF
the News on the alleged speech.
by the side Of the authors hoor-
ishness in manner and turbulence In
matter Dehs and Sovereign appear
moderate and scholarly. Pennoyer
loses his aspect of barbarism and 10
,VeltS aiu lt,.er aTVulIts nm ~, o!
plHilucst glsHity, ~ nus NuoWh INV
Ionhnh MOST nus uIed on To- tne en-
toIlalhlhVut OF peNul1Ncr'u aiW pl'ur
you u,uNu OF nhlVi Wv ana ells'S W.
so,ne u"fk ahey u more ii3sItnl IN
SUIT 70 me patroug' lhlnllseht ana
eeohserNatl'e peulie OF the country tlnn
~ SphNeyHu m the pIeseut ellu.loIh
W ~ uoeu,l'snt ,llNt 'W,aIs WIZ
Nlolch. SUE seSt''ehess OF ue'aohAole
en,SSp'r.lry' .,.. ,....t, ... No.. l..
- NV ~ wv peoi,e ~ leNlH' N
t ,h 'ast eMi,,oi,.on Ii Ius' BoHernoII
,,'vS "e W. ioS, ~,
oxaltatlon they have given rim rbcy
have been guilty Of him aud he has
duly brought on their punishment
ho stanSs anoii Htu yeac1 ~ how 'nG W.
power for mischief. win Ills term Of
oilleo, ia rapidly drawing to It's close
tm me-. ti 1s,s1'Grs IA hlsn once WIZ
plunderers whom these pestilent teach.
ers have misled and melted viii III
tlmately ma their inigGests ana hopes
and prosperity ana heppinoss yynl come
TO them with a relgn OF peace and
law; Inc only men IN me nation who
and gloomy forebodlnes 10 i9a ' tb iVtr,
down are the anarchists the dyna-
miters the mob desperaaoes and tho
n n,emtI1s u io ,''v ipe Ul TO-
isng civil Insecurity and plotting
treason against a government Of law
; it,n '''''' ''' ''''i'"'-
III Governor Hoeg. Governor Waite.
Governor Altgald and others Of their
stlipe WI enforce the H.Ms OF their
bv Inc federal autherities. w. ''"''0'
Maybe, however. Governor Hogg
qNprets the ticket to be Atgeld and
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