Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

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tacles, iron ore, pir ,,'s
bar iron. steel rails Ky 81
hammers. bolts. hnl,<l "a
needles, screws. horSo ~
iiigs, oil cloths, rcade ~
printing paper, buttof<
fur hats. slate pencil, -. W
elcS OF common ase. tnt
25a 0rt'c..s Of vnrioua H. 4 4
TIE tax has been red,,4.
There alo but few 4, ny x:
the tax was increased
not articles generally Z,
sity among the people
In addition 20 all *. +
cratic party abolished ~ t.
reduced the expenses IA Z
S2s,0O0.O00. ana repealed \,
iquitous sugar bounty b,,
saves the government
OF dollars each year MI n
a precedent which, IL rss 3.
In time lead the goy>re' (
absolute oppression OF X. n,
the support OF the fayors<. (
Then, my feliow-cItizs.. i
cratic party having a.
things for the great mas, ].
within the past eighteen +,
may we expect of II hef.
Mr.. Cleveland's term? rfW
period he has saved n X
from the source OF taxat,,, VI
ii.0O0.000, and governm1r'
from twcnty-elght to m, IS
year, / want 10 know n ~ ~
condition to say that IL vs.
opinion he has commltb< s:
takes, has not his admini,'
the whole been vastly IA MI.
of the people? The trous,, <
persons is that they act IA d.
haste. They cannot UNDER
dy work OF administering
eminent. Many fellows fc,lns.
had hold OF the governing, Z.
write simple laws within
twist the "machineY ara.'
the old ruts. add as h
wand plant an fmblcmi 4
happiness over every mr.
the land, - s
Quit Growling-Rcforms a.
fly Row. q
This government for *.
past has been In the co-,. 4!
Republican party most N n
Never before last year. NJ. Is
the Democratic party had /, <.
OF 1t, We should now az
growing and cusslng, ans W.
leaf to view the good thl1n ",
been accomplished by he y.
such trying circumstancs .
Reforms are slow. The ~
cry OF government Is hs,a (
and almost unmanageah.s X
are made, in our estimns
leaders OF the pnrty, ", t, A
to orltlclse them for n. ~
preventing their repetltIoa n
this we do not propose "a !.
mud singing OF the on.
propose TO besmirch ourc,.
II the officers or membeiii,
violate the faith or dlsi
structlons OF the peopk
censure them and puin.
i'ors. In the hope OF b.;
Il correction OF the reM
wrongs. We should not M
come outsiders. however
dissentions. or to come n
take to help out I'm this ptS
desire TO disturb the harmdl
plnesS Of party friends III
down the great party 10
receive encouragement Or +
from any sclf-respectlng,
GRAFT This Is a family h
need no outside meddlers <
In 1t, when / recolloct thriI9
years ago In this state ne
Gratis We're loud In their " Z
administration, declaring
measures then being adYms
bring dire distress and \
lying effect upon the VA
the people; and when, af,silt
less than two years, | fh4 \
opposition to those measu1
very men who predicted III
nate results, marching WE4|
spirit OF honesty and canir (.
their own errors. | ask nala|
VINO disagree with Mr.. en-.
not be too hasty in prc.r
evils OF his work? 49, 4
suppose the opposltloa ) s
great laws / have disco,
sub-sllls on which the mstI
ture Of Texas must rest hai
In convincing a majority ID !,
ocrats that my admin stnt
be defeated. where wouN ,
these governmental measrt
buried deep down into oh1',
perhaps to rise again. M ,
the dlaaentions IN our pr,
couraged until the nationl 4
ton IL overthrown, must vi ,
to receive as the fruits q
incorporate action, the "a. y
of the great reform measl 1
establishment and mai1i3 |
which our party and ieaia' +,
emmy committed7 The nd. /
dens OF any people of any ;
must In fact now from III
taxation. By the method I
called a tariff. the federal +, y
has been sapping and dut
protits of labor until all ttf =
classes have become dcml1 :
contented, impatient susp!cs =
confding. They are reaaI y
down any man or party " !,
give them immediate reiisf =
impatience, lack of confidrsii, :,
caused many OF the good 4 \,
our party to leave the ranhi !,
ago. and to follow on af1rj
practical, delusive drea ms z =
ful Popullsts, After Demf b
leave the party, they fed 3
return. Conscious OF their ~,
try to Justify their action II
wrongs. II is the wealsne Il,
hood that prevents q cdf--
error. Rare, indeed, IS thttf<
VIII do It. Lurking In tla|fr
many men who left us tw''c2
IL a spirit of conscious ri
II they would speak the q III
and manfully they would %
They would retrace their 70
back 70 the party of the ny
help perpetuate Its power one
eral government. and even NJ
county and state within III
ported heartily and enthn.
believe this great party vi, +
about every reform OF the 4
ernment demanded by any "a
triotic people. II
Three PartieH-Dcmocra B
Republican.
Reflect and comment urot
principles, policies and desf*
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