Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-10
SIZING UP THE STU
JUDGE wnBu SAYS CuLDERsoN AND
noCG WILL LEAD AGAIN.
He Thinks There WIN lie some Ma
terini Changes In the Anuirs of
the Government soon-Demo eratie
Principles for All Emergencies.


Prlncipies for All Emergencies.
Baird. Tex, Nov. 9o-The Gazette
reporter sought out Judge b. r. Webb
this morning to get his views on the
result Of the election. and thus ac-
costed him:
Waterman. what Of the night. and
how goes the battle?'
We'll" he responded, our right and
left wings are somewhat shattered
and discounted and the enemy have
taken some prisoners, but our central
column stlll stands firm. The tenn
pests have lowered upon us heavily.
but I can sull see a sllvery break
in the murky clouds that are drift
ing athwart our Democratic horizon"
What's the matter with our Demo-
cratic Hannah, and why has the Dem
ocratic salt 30 lost Its SAVIOR that we
must navigate Salt river for q fresh
supply2'
Principal IT'S the wretched
division in our party on the tariff
and silver Issues, We are split as
badly as old Mrs. Mullen's gals on
the subject OF infant baptism. can
readily conceive that farmer with
several thousand dollars invested IN
land, work stock and machinery, lab
orlng with his family 1865 days IN the
year. Sundays excepted, getting only
four cents Tor cotton and the lowest
prices for all other products ana
barely making a decent living, must
Inevitably lose some OK his cnthusi-
usm for a party that is radically d.
vided on the two great, vital eco
nomical questions in the politics OF
the country, and also that even the
best OF campaign oratory-such as
gave them--about the abstract doc
trines OF the equality OF men and of
the states may not suffice to keep ms
enthusiasm IRON oozing out at the
ringer ends"
What seems to be the main fault
in the situation
The trouble In the New York sit
uation Is largely different trom what
II Is here, and ! snail not undertake
any analysis OF the causes That nave
wrecked Us there. The interests OF
the East and those of the south ana
West are antagon.stic In many very
important respects. and the trouble
ha+a ia tbat m East is dominating
rattera t,re,,iy tn mir 5isadynntage.
This has been tho case as 10 the lar
"a for tbtrt,, yegrs az r,nrn- AMI n is
now eouaiiy irna oa =" money The
rreat tnone,, ,norl.ats nre oIt in tbs
I1ast nnd n ia ttnat,agtianobiv 10 tba
Interest ~ tbos. Who control LARGE
snounfs ~ none, to contract tho cj.-
et,Intion tcct money scarce and
inns enhance Its ,gli,o and purrboeinc
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lore ia betnp nod 10 rorc,. ma conn
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1ltlu Of Tho rnnnny,rs an IA, ,ptI-su-
var sIdn ana no lrfpan,n nf none,
ias Va far irlnnnheI aver mo aenti-
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