Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
Mr.. CULBERSON ENDORSED.
a PATRIOTIC UNION LABoR MAN ON
THE SITUATION.
lie Approves the Utternnces OF the
Democratic Candidate for Cow
ernor and Urges That the Demands
Of labor should he Recognized.

day.
~ have carefully read that part Of
Mr.. culberson's speech relating to la
Dor and its right to organize for the
peaceful advancement of its interests
and l approve the position he takes
and the guarantee given that no legls-
lation which would tend to abrldge tho
right OF labor TO peaceably ask men to
dcslst from taking It's place in cases OF
strikes, win ever become the law by his
knowledge or sanction, This View Is
broad and liberal and fair. and is calcu'
lated to place him In the best possible
light before the people OF the state.
II myself have never had any fear
that such laws would ever be passed.
or that the emergency would ever again
arise in this state which would necessl-
tate their being called into use, and l
think that at the furthest the ninth and
tonth planks OF tho platform were
adopted In spirit OF sycophanoy and
to convince the president that he had
some staunch supporters even down
/ here in wild and Woody Texas, Cow
ernor Hogg Cwhom greatly csteem)
TO the contrary Just the same For the
thinking ones among the laborlng peo-
pie OF Texas have outgrown the idea
that carnage ~ anonymous with equal
ity, or petroleum with brotherhood. or
that the rights of labor are wrapped
In the rcd rag Of the commune. And |
have the courage TO confess IT, regard
less OF the consequences. For I owe no
man am apology for my opinions, be he
member OF the labor ORGANIZATIONS.
the corporations or the commune. and
hold myself at an times prepared to
champion my convictions.
In saying 80, however, | would I'M
press upon our legislators the neoes-
atty Of adopting a more conclintory nt-
tittde toward labor. Tho time has ar
rived when the issues which confront
tho American people should be met
fairly and squaroly, and when other
than rcprngsive measures should be rn-
sorted TO to aueil the rising storm OF
discomfort Labor has much to thank
the DetnocratIc pnrtv for I'm The pnst
nut now ISSUES have arisen. affecting
the welfare OF labor. products OF the
tiues In which We i've and thew ought
To be mot In the same shirt of candor
which chRrncteriznd Inc marty in the
unHt when grnppiinR with ylmilar is
sues.
I'VE have already conquered a most
nnclentg w, Thot man shnpId have
hut few wauts ana which made ii A
crime 10 increase aud IA virtue 10 re-
ducc them. 4 any we have already ron-
uuercd tins vital error i'm thp phloao-
phv of thc auelonts and mo oiisct ~
those whose duty il ls Ia sbapc events
should be to teach that man should
have many wants; for az Bulwgr I.yt-
ton says Wants are not only the
sources OF enjoyment but of lmprove-
meut, md Tint milton viii hn found
the most cnlirhtcned nnlo,,f yyhose nm
ulucc they ure most numerous Fnr Ia.
circulating tho nrts and tho pracss ~,
crrnte a host on ynnfs hiihorto mn
known. and In those vnnts viii nnt
uuly be found the prosperlty OF thr neo.
plc hut the fountain OF resource ma
the strength OF empire Furthermore,
Invention has NOT ut,tN, inrr,gspd l,,t
revomtiouized human S,nuts md made
the luxurics NJ Yesterday btt Tho mo-
oossities OF today. And There n,nat al
ways be- digtrtlsi and diseont.nf v.hor,
the wants OF the people nre forced to
the maximum and the opportnnitIns ~
crafty thom TO the minimum Thls Ia
the great problem tho stntrstnnn Of the
nenr future VIII be called upon To solve
Wlh Multh lH tNNt pressing to tho sur
face Tor a speedy settlement ana cniis
for radical measures ON tho pnri nf
the party 10 meet IT,
GLOW win the PARTY meet M
"rhe declaration OF indeppndenco tho
or tho colonies. Tic smoking
OF the residences OF British otnclnis nnf
the dumping OF cheap tea into R6ston
harbor with that total dIsrcgard ,,r
the righta OF property which cnnt5 oni,,
tho artlops ~ DO ',i, NJ,
were also radical tnonsu,,s MIL,
us hope, the emereenries ~ tha IN, ~,
Justified, Yet when ,ve read w ,hae',
things and nre told thnt ~ ~, ',igsV
tnrs Of these n,,I,., .'lS' sne pVIpetra-
ana property were nnt,,cts ~ n'e'
wells That the Chicneo sfri,terg V IN,
vcrlest ncta OF violcncc co,,iH ~, 49,
to he compared in hnters,t,. w, pes,h
RACES committed esSinst r w. .'o out ,
property Nv these e,riior pc,.uts hhu
Ienee ana revolntinn. ,s o. Nlo-
mnryels that thc chirn'ss 'uat une
should ba denounced os .,,,st s.l'"ers
archlsts and commupistg ',',tY"ss' IN
spoilers OF ali nrSnert,, ci'u US ue-
,ourse. as mo OH sa,in ilsn's, CT |
iependa ON Who's AZ e suvs, ~ an
limo boing "a rctt,,,,N ~ ~ 'hgt Tot the
Il somcthinr seslys , sOrvu' hut there