Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
]Rk GREATER TEXAS AND HOME
|Ayon PADDOCK GIVES AN INTER-
nsrrsa ACCOUNT or MS WORK..
fhnt Immigration Convention In
,Mis@ourrs Metropolis Was an Au-
lspieious beginning % the Work
before the Workers.

spieious beginning 90 the work
nefors tho Workers.
ii Fort worth's Mayor returned yes
isrdsy from n two weeks round OF
labor for Fort Worth ana Texas In
chicago and st. Louis, Ito was very
busy yesterday, but ulwnys has time
3 frilI 10 reporters, especially ON Inn
Mitigation. Accordingly. when asked
flor on account Of the work done az ~
Louis on tho iath instant, he said
Ut was n perfect success IN 10 far
10 the railroads were concerned. Every
'inc hut ono Invited TO tho conference
had o representative therc. and took
acpp Interest IN All that trangplrod.
fhe towns and commercial bodies OF
re1as were not 10 wen represented,
h prcnumo the short notice givcn, and
tshe unofficial source from which the
fsniI elnnnalcd had nomethnB 20 do
with thln. This people do not respond
Do tho ofiortu NJ an humble citizen az
readily as they do to an organized
movement But everything has 10
have q beginning, aud ! am very muoh
apltnHrd with tho progroba MADE mus
Var phnro wore oightgun railroads rep
fnaontcd aud i've utcnmnhip lines, Mr.
"a. 4. johnson. The most aicocAsfnl and
Tho inrscnt Immigration operator IN the
1yoiid wnr pftnGut. urd he says the
i,yOrlf ~ rrugiurInH Satisfactorily, Az
Die N tho most important factor, ntlcr
lthd ralifdn1H and the people, ] am
rloaaol 20 know That he " satisfied
with tho rcHultt
..H.s La
11tuiopp ANA H1Vrfii Ia this country.
inoiuding thr citlrl OF Now forlf, lose
ION, Buffalo ana Chlcag0 lie has IN
iill over 1900 ugcuuica In the United
EtpirH, I have Examined hln HyHtem
thuroughly, and the rmdpthnuna with
witch Il works In aurprlAlng
III the people viii meet the railroads
half way IN this work its Influence VIII
noan mako Itself manifest All over tho
state The plnn IN 70 people Toxins.
and not any portion ~ IT,, u IL this
romnfuhcnhlon ana general work that
Inns sent such q ntr@tn Of sturdy m-
inlErania into thc cold roglonn " ,hr
nurthwcHt to the ncglrrt OF the much
moro favored nUuthwgBt"
What win bc Your ncNt move In this
work."
80 tndcnvor TO nrounc nn lntrrca,
among the people uf roNhH As you
Know, the hido-baund constitution Of
our state prohibits The ntntc from nid-
INK IN such work Tho public bplrltod
people Of Texan must do what other
state governments ura doing, and what
cur ntnte should do"
What about tho Alhuquoruuc?"
'lieyY
"what about The Albuquorauag''
a fnr-a-wuy look rama into tho
mn. or'a eyes an he responded
II tlubk tho lessons ol Tho late aiec-
tlh win be valuable a. the purty, an
vii, result In reform Within ~ ranks
In the nrat place n mult ha fc-
tcrmlnod who are Democrats. nnd who
arc posing aa Democrats whom In point
OF fact they are Democratic Tor ofilob on
VII must be determined which OF thrar
Democrats the party are rpHponaibl,
FOR II N all wen enough for any
one who feels 80 Inclined 10 vote tht
Democratic ticket, but when one be
comes a candidate Tor ofliNs, aecklnf
election by Democratic votes, II shout
be known whether he ID heartily II
sympnthy with the expressed prln
cipiea NJ the party, or whether he Il
IN sympathy with the vngnrion ~ thu
iopuiatp, ana only poHcs au Demo
crnt for the reuBnn That he htlieVea 1
% he the stronger political faction
This prinolplea VI Nrlu reform tnuH
w N''''' wv %" r.. WV" hINH w
siN proper oeehhlous The people mus
DC eHuohlru 20 inc thrl thnt the Demo
cratic parry w me phrlN OF al I'M
peepF, nhg ttgpupIean pprlN repre-
nenta u distinctive class ana WHEN II
puwor lfHlalntra lgr thht clRRl O. tl
exclusion ot all others Tho PopullR
rerreHcnt another class nhd " In pow
tr would leRlnlate Tor mat class hu
inc democracy " cmrhhlcAlly tn
party OF INC whole people, The rain
bow chnninE ON financial question
must be Abandoned, aud the peupl
made To understand that tha none
OF the country muat be an honent dol
mr. ana NOT one made Va the lntorcv
81 the mlnc'owncr or the hond-holdcl
the Republicans have made u nppea
mat the Democrats party " reHpona
nle Tor the money pnnlo nnd huslnra
oppression whHn IN tnet' II was the r.
sun or thelf own Wlekol anu rerkles
leNlAlauop IN Favor OF tho olanso
whom theY serve
" thcna lessons ore Impressed upo
the pronle they win return from fol
the party lint nlwaya I'M hnh nltvnN,