Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

duetlou In rent The stoward-tho middle
man who Is the mlschioi,maker- tells the
landlord Il viii hos job to lot the farm il you
leave. as II has been pncod In such bad con-
dition. SO your ront Is reduced Wei. thon
l 20 up aud ask Tor reduction NJ ront No.
they say. You are making good thing Of IL.
II leave my farm thcro would DO four or
Ave others ready to take It,"
'Tho better work the moro danger you
stand. Without that Insecurity we could
compete with amy market In the world"
''Would You recommend farm laboror TO
So TO American"
"Well yes, I like tho Province Of Ontario.
ono might do well there But should not
adylsc one to go the United States. Tho
Yankees ore too sharp for tho average En-
slsh farm lahoror, lust now, too, YOU are
having severe depression, Tho United
staios IA no place for him To 20. think
Brother jonuthan has done this much for
John Bull has drawn some Of the best
brains irom ~. Mechanics, men with brains
-ay, the states are tho place for them But
/ would rather keep tho clever mechanics
and send Brother Jonathan our parsons and
bishops. They are no use. We don't care
where they 90. OF course there are some
good chaps among them. but tal,u them IN
the bulk they are not worth nine shillings a
week. That's about the actual market value
OF a $4,000 a year blshop--nino slilllngs a
wcok,"
Mr.. Arch was on on his hobby again. and
he took snuif and rode him TO the end II
was interesting to hear this pugllistic, roar
Ing, old radical pitch into vested interests
and SAY things OF tho phrBons-these red
nags % his mdicallsm-but on looking
through my sionoerpphors Transcript Of
thom, do not think they read we'll. There
WIS some talk Of Mr.. Jesse Collins, who was
in tho smoking room, aud his long-lookod-
Tor nlRhthood
81 wouldn't have ONE said Mr.. Arch,
sloutly 81 wouldn't 80 to court reception
pay ESQ for a suit Of clothes and dangle u
sword between my logo like a calfs falkland
thon kneelng down 10 the quoen-no.
would not kneel To her-I mover knott to my
wife"
Herr thought ]. is the true ring Of domoe-
racy and unequiyocal manhood, but without
noticing that the inconsistency was taking
away my breath, Mr.. Arch added-'but
would TO tho Prince Of Nales' Tho best
radical OF them all has some one to kneel 10.
Tho Prince Of Wales takes tlio place Of queen
and bishop In Mr.. Archs devotion.
~ wouldn't mind 10 him. He's 10 Jolly.
you know, ulce fellow, he has not got ono
tenth Of tho snobblsllncss Of some Of those
little fellows. who have got up In tho world
! wish oil tho country squlres were as good
as he is. You know represent his county.
lie ia a constituent Of mine. That's what / |
ten these young tops IN the House OF Com
mons. tell EN-, 4 represent royalty, do. |
You represent rag, tag and bobtail.' When |
first came up they were always trying to fry |
me for a fool. Wen, they dldn't get much
lat. One Of EN- said, Well Mr. Arch, how do
You feel In the Honaer
"'samo a. tho sweep when he went 10 bo
Hanged with tho parson.-ihcy both had bus
ness there, you know"
II IL In much That spirit That this farm la
oorer translated INTO q legislator. goes about
iiH work. lie Is proud Of his right TO be-
iuuged with The pafaon, but prouder SIN Of
ile smock.
VANCE THOMPSON.