Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
ONE OF BOB TAYLOR'S BEST.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS IN his MIND.


Ills Dreams-Itis Dnunhtrr Pats
the Laugh ga Him.
Nashville. Tenn. September is.-Pollu-
| clans in Tennessee are right Ia the middle |
OF dilemma. The democrats are ratified |
and the republicans trembling lest their |
Adyerzarien nominate Rob Taylor for gov
crEor again. lie served iva terms re-
| Gently and before and since then has
! made himself the tribune OF the people
| the most popular man with the masses
and elective stumpcr tnco Andrew
johnson lie was opposed by hts brother
| Az IN his nrst election. while his father.
Hon. Nat O. Taylor was offered and de-
olined tho nomination 81 the prohibits
ilonintH and the WAR OF tho kusra," Az
II was called, was tho most brilliant ana
unique political campaign aycr waged
In America. pethaps Governor bob has
been upon the platform since he retlred
from Capitol I'M ana has delighted ana
electrified tho souih and the score OF
| gubernatorial afpirantH now are tondcrly
anxious that he should not be anatch0d
from the foouighin whore he Is achieving
fortune TO add 10 fame already ae-
qulred.
Benton MeMiilcn's friends arc urging
him, but Benton himself Is little shy.
lie has a sure thing ana la hazardous
20 turn loose for I'm uncertainty. Hc might
not get the nomination " he concludes TO
stand for It aud he might bo defeated II
ho sets It. II democracy does not walk
circumapectiy next year she Will walk
the plank
Speaker OF the House Pillow who pre-
sided at lhe Peter Turn0y grab. " the
logical candidate Of the coun,-in faetlom,
but a red rag IN the peoples face next
! year.
Enloo. the private financial bill obstruo-
ZIONIST, who FOR years was thorn In
! the fesh Of the treasury raiders. wants
Il. but ho 10 vice enough 10 see that no
! one but Bob Taylor can turn back the
/ tide Of disruption that has swept away
. an old time democratic majority OF i0,OV9
and LEFT u minus sign to tell the tale.
There are a dozen others, ordinarily
available and extraordinarily fitted, but
! the same fatal inquiry presents itself an
each name is prescnied-can he be
elected2 Many OF them sec the danger
: blinded as they are. and will not risk the
wrath OF the people.
+ The republicans have hized up tho alt
uation accurately and they are dead sure
( they can win n they can steer around Bob
4 TAYLOR. They are playing a high card,
h They will say 10 tho next National con-
Y vcntloni "Givn our man Evaus second
r place on the ticket and we will give you
II a state for IT," And they will come near
!. doing II. They propose 20 hedge off Hon
: Taylor's nomination by nominating Az
Themselves or pretending they Will do II,
Rob will not run against Az again, lie
was committed 10 II Inadvertently before
and It IL we'll known that no will not do II
!, again n he can avoid u. The republicans
Know that he IS 5000 votes stronger thar
his party. and they are confident, IL he
!, can be eliminated.
II is not improbable that the world will
4, DO treated TO repetition OF the pyrotech'
- mic cratorlcsl spectacle OF eight years ago
a when Bob and Az Taylor had all tho
r mon. women ind children IN TENNESSEE
: marching and hurrRhlng with nauntni
, flags and scrceohinG bands, gathering bj
- thouaanda from hundred miles radiu,
n, and marching IN procession from county
= 10 county Nat Taylor was whig' Bol
democrat and Ar n republican, nnt
l., each OF them represented In turn The con
~ Freralonal district that Andrew johnson
" and Rodcrick Hahdom Butler rCpresente,
q, twenty-two years before them. hob bea
~ Pcttlbone. when the republican majority
was scO1. These Taylors carry thn pcopl
In their train whenever they move
~ Neither Of them wants tho nomination
u The third term objection n being urge
OF Nv some who want the plum Themselves
20 hut II will have no weight John Bevlei
tho nrst governor served six terms. WIN
s. lam BIonnt. William Carroll and WIN
w Blunt several tcrua each and even iBhnr
BY Green Harris held II three terms. TN
n, affection thar lies % n presidential thir
AZ term has no bearing In State contest
~ for there Il no danger from centrnlllauo
IL here ard no fear OF a Dictatorship.
cd Ar Taylor will 70 upon the piatorr
this winter with Bob IN n Joint oratorlca
~ collaboration entitled yankee poohle an
he pixic.'. which will he the sensation @
~. the times. They viii Invade fnnkeaisn
an and treat that phlogmhti, race TO an cN
he hldtion OF rip-roaring. hilarious. forenHi
les Gymnastics that VIII be revelation an
a dsilght-a spectacular OF sonthef ltthl
acter and Miltonic rhetofic' III VIII ",
interest to It that the country = III /
watching 10 SEQ these two caYortin
. st4tssmen snntehed bodily from the Iln
form by their respective parties TO lea
tho toughest political battle Of tho tim,
aid which involves the life Of the boil
'e- South.
m was n guest at Bob Toylor'H dim
nc table the other day. away up ~ Johnn'
!. city, the boom town Of TIE Aituhemo
~ and he was RECALLING us Win some ems
nd astertic lncldents and anecdotes OF
'as boyhood. He TnH born ia Happy Nale
ira between the mountains and had new
Of crossed over into civilization until he vi
en ! years on age. aud then he didn't ov
i'm a hat red letter day dawnea "
all history when he Wal 10 make MS M
venture out into the mAhaing cryw
ne I'd and with his sisters hat on, he
up out for Joneaboro the mountain metro
Ire Ola The young greenlorn had had ~
sus Ions and dreamr" OF what town wa
The M untutorcd Imagination painting ~
lce terlnr rnass and meas OF mnarets a.
IN. domes, surEinE crowds ara pilaktsfed y
md godas. He was eager 20 eaten me w
me Glimpse OF the wonder. M Old Blil inA
ian Daced along and he piled Aunt Kate vi
anxious questions as he leaned and peer
The mo tn. distance. ~ last as tnny turn
Ter n mi she announced that Jonosboro "
A. IN sight and the yeslant future ~
ous craned his neck ard strained his eyes
ass could see nothing except hunoh
IL | bouaoN I'm the distance. and after 10
etc r@areh over the rugged perspective
gave Il up and begged Aunt Kate 70 P'
ac- " out. -, 49,, -.
en- Don't you see the spirehr' size nsk
10 mob looked again and could not .
hey ~. vlsion his fancy had painted,
turning dlsappointedi.. he Inquired
d. m the great depths Of his unuttsfabls
A. primordial verdaneyi
NJ Aunt Kate, what Is 4 rpirei'
NJ. rhe governor added many ludierf
Wv ,ritir 10 me adventures OF the day, =
ro. ~ now the town boys kuyed him
,ro. ave MIN his firs, roast" and after
,ior guests had laughed lmnodtratelY, ~ e
slsest dapghter took advantage Of a
ors. 10 inquire; .,..,..