Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
1oLI1Iss Of RED HOT IRON
,,,o. FRUSTRATING, STEALING,
scAnrYisc. BLASTING


s.oclal Correspondence ,,,
spe'm TEX, FEB. 2. Tho sensational
Aus'p in the house yesterday. and
tpes' ,,,.,sring OF cyclone Davis, Is
n '", ,ne relgnIng sensation in Official
sui ~ cvcloue had the chance of mis-
elrsiss' ..,ase n reputation for himself
.na party capital for his followers.
s"s ,.,d Of being bold and defiant ana
ios,yl the Democrats In burning
csnss ne made plaintive and piteous
w. W., for mercy, like a game man
'pp's Gao, down with colors dying aud
wy .,s heating and breathing words
u's" aa.cs 10 his enemies. j like man
Va in politics or war. never asks
wv ,,',sr and when he is ambushed ana
eua., 4, his heart that appeals for
nv" ev drop ON deaf ears, turns him
y ,ooss and invites his foes to get
n. %'usslyes to the devil and do their
.,,., cyclone made his talk and l
IA have sympathized with him II
.h,hited more sang froid and less
,smIllty; more iron and less mettle
Al, rohe.up. He should, from the
.,,napolnt of q practical politician.
denounced the majority eX-
,,ed the Texarkana cabal and
AZ Feagin committee, and appealed
,..m me ''yerdict of partisan house
!, ,he free people OF Texas There is
,,arr in rose-water politics. The
rH'inne Davis chant may do for
Ns.,,,,r,ns who travel on a
-rs nlanc. do nothing themselves
s,hy ~ mention and decry and
,al,,ie ali that is done by those who
4 mi o,me up TO their standard OF
,olitieal righteousness. Tom Armi-
s,sla Of Jefferson gave Cyclone Il
,srrldn mauling, cyclone pulled down
AZ hars and Armistead Jumped In and
s,irly scorchod the Populist chieftain
rriil there was sicltening smell of
sarnlnR hair and hide permeating the
AVN atmosphere of the room. j. j..
nayls Of Falls county, II. w Martin.
4 roryeu l.. T. Dashcill. Of Leon, nd
q Feagln. OF Polk, applied the brand
mr INN in their turn and Cyclones
BAek. unless his hide Is as thick as
u ne skin OF an elephant, must have
y hem quiyering mass Of chopped steak
I II N several hours after the castigation
ma ceased. Smith, the negro, voted
III exonerate the gentleman from
sulphur Springs, and twenty-one
y Il Rlsullsts stuck as closely to Davis as
= n brother John F. o'Connor. of
/, l. bsxar voted for the majority report,
n IA has no apologies to offer for his
= Xuarse. w, b. Plemmons. OF Amarillo,
d Xthi r. H. l.. Roy, Of TarNnt, refused
n II, yote. becatise they had not read the
I. s,idence plemmons and Roy are stall
Il. rati Democrats. their friends declare,
Ina their excuse IS ccepted as per
Xfclly rational. Twenty-Five Democrats
/. 8NGe absent from the hall when the
ne was taken They had sloped. I'm
n, aitaht business called them elsewhere
Il, Sslone Is now barred from the privi'
~ hes Of the house. except In the case
|. J. II. Frost against Howard +
:, Neal An example has been made OF
N but he does not seem TO mind IL
h says he wears his scalp on his head
y Of old and that The who laugh'
4. ~ laughs best" He Is perfectly
plhumored and has not lost his
enper Why, after Armistead hac
~ ried him with an iron-toothed cont
NV fday the two met on the stairway
" n WHY tAltnueu ms IlBnt manu-, AHy
~ you gave nFe he'll, Tom, didn'
u. nf' A hypocrlticnl haidshalSc fol
W ned and then forward marcl
N Congress avenue. The Populist
~ that the Democrats are blazing on
pathway for cyclone to march int
executive mansion. Waite, Pen
lsE, Lewelllng and Ben TillmRl
4iQusraded as governors, but the!
~ all star performers in the field o
= @ues They played great hands
"A asd out all opposition and raj
tNM ssh-shod over friends and enemie
'Wm who crossed them. Cyclon
n ad have been an evangelist, nj
II Porter He bears his cross with to-
II n humility to make n success Il
NH .eld Of practical politicians. In tn
vi w OF East Texas politicians h
n NV as much show to win Il singl
", w game as snow ball stand
M We Internal regions.
- HUGH FITZGERALD.