Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-11

'-'N 'NSe'NtVii tn"hihk laNtcS@NesS letal
and murder anpunishable under GER
tain conditions. He would ahjnre him
to withdraw Il and not leave Il upon
the clerks desk The ship Of state.
which twowesks ago was boating proud
iy without trouble was now upon the
troubled waters. lie would not speak
OF parties, but Democrats and R.puh-
licans ana Pcpulists and all should
unite In restoring peace.
Gcncrat Gordon Talks.
General Gordon OF Georgia followed
IA brief speech. taying ,hnt when
great city was threatened with blood
shed and FIRE any representative on
the floor had descended very low when
he talked OF party rs did the senator
firm kai sas. The woe which threat
nned was OF sectional. and he spoke
no, from a southern stan 'noint. hut ms
n citizen Of this great nation and he
urgei that the-law be enforced. II WAS
the right OF the laborrr to dispose ~
mis- labor without interference from
Debs or anyone else. No person hnd
the right to order one OF his own blood
To cease labor, Senator Gordon finished
by saying that his heart feit for the
blood that had been shed, bu, that WINS
MS nothing compared TO the prida Of the
republic The Fons q those who mate
j. would save 1t. be the ecst what It
mny Loud apnlausq on the floor and
In ibc gallery greeted the senator as he
took his scat.
senator Daniel OF Virginia offered 4
substitute for the resolution OF ',rnntor
PETER, indotslig the action of the presl-
dent declaring that the United states
hud the power to enforce the laws re-
specting mail routes and Interstate
commerce and to put down riot ana
acts Of treason, the president ahould
have cuntrol Of the militia Senator
Daniel spoke briefly IN the same line as
thai of senators Davis and G irdon.
There Were many calls for a vote on |
the Dantl resolution but Senator Gnl.
linSer Of New Han'p, hlie asked thar il |
10 over and this was equivalent to an
objection.
The postofnce appropriation hiIl was |
then taken up and passed The senate |
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mittee and without debate or dlvis-
ion The senate Went into executive
session and at b:45 adjourned.
The Julv returne ia tt., t,,,,.,,,,.,.,
of agriculture shows tho fottovI,,.
Corn. 30, winter U.heat sqo. an,sno
wheat Ga. nil WHOM, 7oa. oo,s so,
winter rye. gae. .prlnr rye NJ, an
rye, 70; barley 7ss, rice siI' notatoes
92.s; tobacco. a.
The prelininnr,, acreor, q, oorn 81.
roported Inv oorresnopdon,s o,an ,oe
per cent as compnred win, IN. more.
,lpe of 1Se2 heiny nm i,cr.,so Il, ,,,,,,,,
or ooo ana oc,s, ii, ~ noS NM
acres AGAINST 70 ooo ooo lao, ,.. ,r
averaged ~ no n,sn,,,,n. 49, i"V
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