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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

The nomination Of Judge Mattce Of the Otsego-
Madison district. has been unanimously Endorsed
by the Democrats. another expression OF that ten
dency in both parties toward the elimination of
partisanshp from the judiciary. This Is one lesson
OF the Endorsement; another is that referred to by
The Otsego Republicans personal compliment
TO the Republican judicial nominee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21

The Independent HERALD" Of SYRACUSE has come
out for Mr. Beden. declaring that he Is by long
odds the strongest msn in politics in that part Of
the State. HE can do more for the district and the
State at Washington" II adds than any other
man. During his previous service In Washington
he welded influence upon National legislation
scarcely second that OF any other member of the
House and the district then an Immediate
direct force in National concerns. His retirement
was an injury 10 the district and a distinct weaken
ing OF the States representation His election in
November is II foregone conclusion"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

For tho Post.
Tho trump had BOUNDED and on pinions
Areepded they who In the grave had
And Tsr9ph banda in floods of golden
Guided before. the pure and heavenly
train.
And on, past comet and past lurid star
They WINGED their way unto the throne
The burnng world behind them glowcred
Az low in worship. bowed each angel
face.
There was among the chosen OF the earth
woman beautiful and young and fair;
SO sweet and ehnstc. and breathing love
She stood, tho loveiiest OF the angels
there.
And then from cut the band about the
throne
with. eager eyes and outstretehed hands
Tho forms OF two. Each once had been
her own.
And shc on earth. of each had borne
tho name.
(ohi heaven being love, why should not
love he thine.
And wife to husband there for aye on
Irvine
Their spirit tendrils where there Ia no
blight?
And each had been her husband, and each
spoke
Her name and claimed her with fond
eyes
And beek'ninF hands: Til from her dream
And sazed. Then spake voice kind
toned and wise.
"Chooge We hAtwenn than xyhnn, vo,lr
mate shall be;
For heaven We're not heaven II It were
Tho other half OF self. the eestacy
or loving and OF being loved-so choose"
Tho woman raised her downcsst eyes.
The Rathered host OF spirits swept her
gaze.
Twice had her heart gono but In love boz
Twice had nho felt It's warm. eternal
rays.
wild, sweet. and tender 10 her memory
Her nrst loySs reeoiieciions. like the
OF mighty breakers. Thcn tho ntoady
Uprlsng from her second smoto her
heart.
with pleading eyes tho two stayed on
her choice;
Each thinking ono must win and ono
must loss.
And then sho spake. uplifting her swest
voice,
And said in tender tones: "And must
I choose7"
"Yea. verify" the voice replied: 'be free
10 follow whore your heart points out
the way.
For love once hindled nils eternity
IT'S heaven, not earth, that lights his
brightest ray"
And then tho woman with fond beaminx
eye,
Spoke up. and said: ''Those two are
both ". q.
They made me tired l think ril try
That nice blonde angel by thar apple
tree" --W.S.p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
leland CITY ITENfs.
WIN Arrange TO Imrort Nitrate of
Local News

WIN Arrange 10 1mrort Nitrate of Soda
Local News.
Galveston Texas January ia few
weeks ugo MIR. L. H. Rice and associates
Vinited Galveston with u Wow to mixing
personal investigation OF the results of
deep water efforts and the facilities offered
ny this port for the importation OF nitrate
OF soda on Il large ncalc for nee In the
manufacture OF black powder by the larg.
est concern Of its kind In this country.
Secretary McMaHtcr Of tho chamber OF
commerce has just received letter from
Mr.. Rice to the eject that the facilities
offered by the Galveston Wharf company
and the tariff charges nssesscd have
proven, 80 far MS | am able to Judge,
highly satisfactory TO my company. and
as soon az we ur1 able to satisfactorily
arrange tho question OF charters TO Cal
weston In place OF Atlantic seabohrds we
shall be In position 10 nuke inc OF the
information gathered and the facilities Of
fered"
The company imports about 50OO tons
Of nitrate OF soda from Peru annually
which has heretofore boon received
through Atlantic ports, md ns their works
are IN Kansas they will save the long
haul from New York and the East BY
having the cargo shipped via Galveston
and at the same time furnish considerable
freight for the railroads out OF Galveston
10 the northwesward.
THOROUGHLY IN EARNEST.
Judge s. s. King, secretary OF the Kan
sas committee Of tho deep water utilizu-
tion committee, In an extended letter 10
the Galveston committee. says: II nHsurc
you that no man not having n direct pc
cunary md personal interest can be more
IN earnest thnn | am In iurtherlng the
cause Of Southern trausnoriatlon. do
not think there is q single political duos-
ton discussed today thar - OF greater
Importance TO the people OF this Western
country than this simple bnHineas propo-
Hitlon. with the work Of tho general com
mittea successful we should save millions
OF doliars to the producers OF this state
alone.'
GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
Tho receipts OF corn today aggregated
rs cars, of which 80 came In over tho
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway ana
20 over the Santa Fe. Nearly every out
going vessel for foreign ports now has
considerable quantity Of grain ha part OF
her cargo and OF the vessels to arrive u
IL expected that the cargo VIII he lnrgeY
made up Of grain. There arc saih 70 PC
already engagements enough amend 70
lond several vessels and this WIN cut the
tonnage OF tho port considerably AS tho
cotton receipts fall OF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
a FEW NOTABLE FACTS.

Atlanta Constitution.
Now that the exposition Ia a thing Of
the past. II is In order to review SONS
OF Its most remarkable features.
]. We made our big show a Remarkable
success without the attraction Of horse-
racing.
q No gambling or betting in any shape
was permitted.
g. We did not have to violate the Sab
bath IN order to draw crowds
a. We kept tho liquor traffic Strictly
regulated, closing the saloons at 10 o'clock,
and allowing no wine. spirits or beer 10
be sold on sunday.
Under these strict regulations Inc 81
positlon was largely patronized. pId
was pronounced q SUCCESS by tho leading
newspapers and most eminent mcn Of
tho country. .|t
These facts carry their own consmen-
tary with them, and We defy all the <x-
positions In biatory 70 show nsftss
rccordi 4i. *
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

THEY STIR THE BLOOD.

Patriotic American Phrases Voiced on
Historic Occasions
ST Louis Post Dispatch.
There are a number OF phrases when
punctuate and make living and Eit,si Wy ~
| history OF the United States, soine o.
them are unidentified as TO the hrst payer
OF them, like "5i. 70 or Eight" which wnr
the general American theory hpiut Wy
northern boundary Of the Hepunnc. ~.
the phrose into the mouths OF the general.
II IN certain that the siennl 'flght Nnio
you nont' was fluttcred from tns W.H,
head q our aSshtipS ~, inc met H aSpear. ono
other novel phrase should be In Itself
enough TO complete this introduction. II
reported 10 the quarter deck one AuRnst
dny. 'srorpedoes ahead, sir" and Ear.
raetit, who heard the remark WIS the
n %Sa wso sayss o 'h eosp eass ~ phsad
Here, however. are some OF the senu-
mcnts pithily put which live In our nus
tory:
az have not yet begun to fight"
Paul Jones reply e TIE captain Tam o om me
fs css, S wso struck SsEeh Is so tns IN is
~ heard tho bullets whistle. md be-
lleve me there IL somethins charming III
Warrington to his mother after the bat
1--WE must Nil hang together or we VIII
hang separately"
Beninmin Franklin said this in reply TO
n roinark OF John Hancock while the aeo-
iaraiion was being signed, July 4. INV
"aiye me liberty or give me death"
Patrick Henry before The virginia con
vention, March, 17lb
'r only regret That / have but one ne
Nathan Hale. executed by the British az
Spy, September. i77s. on Long isiahp'
we must beat ths red coats or Molly
stark's q widow" .,,. =,
bennington. August 1s I'M.
.n,ilIions for defense. not cent for
Charlse cotosworth Pinckney, wb'ie
minister to France. 1925.
Don't give up tho ship" $500
Captain Jan,ss Lawrence. while uytnt
on lie Chcsqpcjikc. when IN action With
the ehannon. on Botttn. juno l. isiA the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

think, was the date. Black won't to Hunts
Vile to arrest Colonel whailey. but !
VIII not testify as TO dates when the
record viii show Il | stated that thought
that Whnticy and Andrews would pass
had nothing to do with II. | do not re-
mehcr having conversation OF that
character with I. w. Houre Mt Houston
AZ this juncturc Mr.. Ellis was excused
until Friday morning 20 allow him TO re-
turn home ON the evening train to attend
20 his buslneas affairs. Court then i'd
iourn,d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
coLLAMEn CLOTHING CO.

Waco. Texas, January i6,--The Coiiamcr
ciotillng company. composed OF ID. N. and
C. II. -ollamor, filed deed OF trust this
morning to w. ". Mccormick. Two classes
OF creditors preferred. In classes A and d,
those IN a being ordered 10 be paid prior
TO those OF clnss II. In class a are Tie
followlng NJ surratt. $500; NJ. Strauss,
sE5u, i.loise Thomas. $500; Mary Cola
mer. $500: Elolac coilamer. $500. IN class
3. are merchandise creditors, The total
preferences amount to sio7ii.si.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

MeNla, Texas, January lG--ht regular
meeting Of the iociholdcrs or the I'N
National bank OF Tits place the following
cfictra were elected; Directors. Joseph
Nussbium. W. l., Murphy. l., tohn. n. a.
Germany and NJ MARY; Joseph Nnssbanm,
president; NJ Marx, vice president w T.
Murphy, cashier; J. NJ. Ions. assistant
cashier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

Hllishoro, Texas, January H.--Bank Of
nccra elected;
Citizens National; Directors, George
Carmichael, G, j. Snrre,s. Il. u. Tarlton.
u. W, Comfort, c, Y, Graham, W. II. l9l.
llngton, y. II. Vaughan, George Z. Por-
ter, O. q. Bowmail George Carmichael
president h. d. Tarlton vice president,
q. G. bowman cashier, II. ". Tinker AZ
slstHnt cashier
lSins John S. Scnacd, Mrs. julia l.. stw-
els, T. Il. Bond, L. NJ Munroo, D.. H.
Garter. c. a. sullonhcrRcr r. q. Haw-
kins president, ;ohn S. scoheld vice pres
idcnt. {. A. sullenbcrrer cashier, II. ~.
Carter assistant cashier,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

Texarkana. Ark. January ID. w.
Mart a Co, Eroeers failed today. being
closed on attachments as follows =.
l.. Norwood. 1880 NJ, L. shuptrine. $500,
W. w. shuptrino. ,2aooi Turner Bros,
5000, and waro & Tillson $1,000; NIL are
,ocai creditors The estimated Value or
assots Is $1,000 Tho house Ia one OF the
Oldest in the city. having been running
continuously sinee January, ISL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

Bryan. Texas, January 1.-THE First
National bank has elected the following
Officers for the ensuing year; President. J.
w. Howell; vice president. CAV NJ. Bryan.
Jr.; cashier. II. o. Boatwrirht: assistant
cashier. l.. l.. McInnis. The following
board Of dirsctors was elected; J. W. How
ell, II. o. Doatwrisht. Guy NJ. Bryan,
Jr., =. l.. Mclrns and 7, Il. Graham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
AT IIl1AtPsTEAD.

iempntcad Texas, January ie.--Thc
Farmers National bank yesterday evening
elected the following officers; f.. W. ~
dow. president; u. sohwarz. vice presl-
dent; l.. Amslcr. second vice president,
I'D Johns, cashier. Directors; +. w.
zalow. Il. schwarz. Louis Amslcr. A. C.
rcmpkins. Id Johns and Ten JOHNS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

pcnison. Texas, January 15.--s. a..
Holmes. deaior In dry goods at Sherman
and Denlson. made general assignment
today IN favor OF creditors. naming L..
Burgower as assignee, No preferences.
Mr.. Holiness liabilities amount to sS2,bp
and hts asseta. consisting or two stocks
OF goods, are estimated to be worth Nh.OOo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

Tcxarkann. Ark, January l6.--Notice
was published this morning that the In
tcrstatc National bank Of this city Will
go into liauidatlon. cashier II. L. Daily
will wind up ita affairs and dcpositors
will be settled with IN fun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
DIRECTORS ELECTED.

Navaso.a. Toxas. January i6.--Thc fol-
lowing board Of directors has been elected
by The First National bank; II. srhu-
macher A. II. ketchum. W. l.. Steele.
Tom NJ. owen. p. b. Rookman. u. II.
AhrcnbeciS and r. A. Horlock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

Parts. Texas. january l5.-Steclc Bros.
druggists ana sintionera, doing business
at Brookston. nlod assignment papers to-
day. naming w u. KIDD a Brookston Us
ssirrc TO aacurc creditors. Inventory
OF assets not complete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

Cleburne. Texas, January ib.-Mrs.
cara Graham, millner Med decd OF
trust this morning TO secure preferred
creditors TO the amount OF 3lsn 10. s.
II, Allen trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
voLuNTARY LIQUIDATION.

Baiungor, Texas January l6.--At "a
meeting OF the stockholders of the HAL
linger National bank of THIS city today
II was decided that the bank 70 into
voluntary liquidation sixty days hence.
The Institution IA Solvent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
Uscnr D. klrklhnd.
Attorneys for Defendants

At tho conclusion of Tho re,dtr,, Count,
ARM. e,,..,.,, -
9iS"e'u "'Fueu tnht 'he motioh
was gronndless It's only motive ia TO i'm
peach the judicial motive Of the tnstire
nrastai,,. a., dos.n,,.,, 80 nv. 49,.
other person accused or u crime. IL Is
the duty OF every magistrate to issue
nrocesa when co,piaint ia ,nade No,,,.
s,,.,... ,,o,,- t,.,,ar. .r, led. al. dr,.,,
49,
IN the sthtutes' so arc NINE 80 are those
Of the governor Of this State, and like
rst,o evc,-, otbcr orficfoi Mr. etvncId
-.
theH re'u inc s'''u'o as 10 tue uu''S VI
justice OF the peace. why, your honoryour
duties are as plain as the sun at noon day.
,rh,a r,o,I,r is yi,bont p,crlt This mn.
uoh oharseS you WIN thfiice' aou oush'
to know and II you have any malice you
ought mt m sit in this cause
~ uVv' no. "eN"oo H'H'iN' VII the pe'
OF the justice" said Mr.. Ball
well, 1t charges something like that.
And in regard to the petition alleged to
be in circulation asking Justice Norman
10 reslan. F." said the county attorney, turn.
ing To the crowd In attendance, II want
10 saw TO the man or men who ure cir
culating II, that It IL n cowardly oirense
to charge a man with something and let
him know nothing OF 1t. Whoever heard
of nslSinE n man to resign and make no
charges against him7 And" turning to
the court. 'as said before, II you have
any malice against these defendants you
should not hear this case"
81 have no malice against either Oh INC
at wish" said Colonel Ball. ito shy TO
the Z urt that the motion Is not intended
10 attack the validity - the courts an
monument, its warrants or process. the
defendants are here. They are not seek
ing 10 avoid an investigations: they arc
not seeking to auash tho complaint.
They are simply asking that ms this court
mas n personal prejudice against one Oh
The defendants. and Is disqualified what
direction should tho county attorney or
,his court have 10 n change Of Venue TO
the Justice OF this precinct or to the eoun-
re- ,,,due OF this county"
Mr. Kirkland said; IT would suggest
to tho court that while MT syneiu , a'n,
he risht when he SAYS there Is no statu-
,orv nroyision by which we may prove
,Sat ma c,urt is disqualified. but there
70 tsw which provides that a cause may
,,a ,rarsrcrred 10 another court when the
gnstise is alsoialihed. There is pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18


that would result IN these defendants h,.
irg placed M irons thar the con,ninini,-
Nitrcss m thls case, one s. Is, Cunn,usl
nan, Is tchAnt on the farm OF the e,,d
ltilis ana Is financially and In 20 lar M
peiendah,s are informed, otherwise wholly
irresponsible, and that the saia cunnin,i-
ham has made this ,,fiidaylt through All
by tbs influence u said Ellis; tnnt III,
4cndants are Informed and verify believe
mat The saia u. NJ. Norman ana the con.
stable serving the warrant horetnfon. H..
sued by the said Norman us Justice ni
the peace OF precinct No. OF gort Homo
county, have been IN the employ of IN,
said hllis and secured their appointment
to said offices upon tho said ElIs' salioli,-
ton and recommendation.
Fifth, Because the defendants chnrra tho
fact to be, and are prepared to proye thai
petition IL now beng circulated IN Fort
Bend county asking the SAID -. Al. Nor
man TO resign from his present pDsltjon na
Justice Of the peace OF precinct No, 4.
that said petition is being numeroualy
signed, and the defenGRnts. who are not
eitisens OF Fort Bend county, should be
heard and examined before a court whose
judgment VIII command the approval of
the good citizens Of Fort Bead county.
unbiased by any considerations outside the
law and evidence.
Sixth, Defendants nre Informed mud xor
lily believe that the said g. NJ. Norman
Is personally preIudiced agninst these de-
PENDANTS; that he mas hersforora and No.
fore the filing of tho nIIa,.s1 com,,iaIr, H.,
this case endeayorod 10 do ,ni,,ry ~ M az
good name and fame og Tho docn,,ia,'ts
more especially the defondan, I. A VIA.
lev. and has endea vorad 10 ba,,o ,r,,t,,istn,
in the daily prosa nj a i'm ar,cria. ~
the filing of said compialnt n asnrrIio,,'
article. The SOLD nurn1s, ~ r,I,,et, 80
iniure md defane mo ali Wha,,a,. 80
by reapon OF the snId nreindIce mo, H.,
mart OF ynld Nornnn, decandan,s ~, 80
charge the fact 10 he Thai tho satd N1rr,',,'
is not a competent or proper person a. st,
I'm said cn,Ise or render i,idrr,nrt ho,o,,,
ana Tho aaId Noyn,"n c,n ynd IT,, , ei',.
of such nreIidire Rive In ,hoso 49,,
a fair ana in,nnrttni ,,,,ss,t,,,t.,' W.
fair ana imnar,iai Stsnes,,t",. ''' ~
cnuse. even II So inclined ana ,,ot
tho said Norrnan no ouaiie,d n, ~, a..
/ tbe renqons nho,,s oss,,e,,nd , y, NO. ~
I law and a d,,a sc,.o "a 80. ~,
I lnreI IA, ana No,n,a,, to raS,.a ~ e9,.
conduct or an In NM co,,s. ~. -, -
other comnetent ofacints In Isor. re
| oouniv who nra moi 1Is,,,,,t,t,,,i
! thts invnstis,tio ~ ~O'''''~'
4 seventh nccc,1,,,,s 49, ... t.
| tho fact 10 ma mai ,ba cot, ~ M =
discunlii,od IN al, 1, tb,s ' -. o' s ~
| reason mat they have -, -,
II 10 tho lntantioo nnd w. ~ ~
! Nnruo,, In bI,,, ,,,es i,s,,,, W Wy e"lI
/ reniflrs thcm n cIyc raj ,'5 NY, ~ NJ M
conclusinn bns -, ,-t'.. ~ '''tt .l'i,
Norman without INV leo, or ,, ,tS 1o,1
evidence onA outside ~ ,Sa s,s,,ss,S. ~ -,
his official dutv. and vbo,bor * eS ed, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
AT wAxAHAcHIE.

waxahachlc, Texas. January h-Banii
officers elected;
City National: Directors. ]. w, Ferris,
w II. Gotzendnnor, 8. l.. Skinner, o. ~,
Dunlap. T. A. Ferris o. II. Dunlap prea-
ident, ]. w. Ferris vice prealdent. Il. a.
Ferris cashier.
DIR. II, p. Sweat. DIR. Is. q. Connor DIR.
u. q. Thompson, NJ. II. Patrick. II. IL.
Dunn. II. G. Phillips. onicers VIII be
elected later.
waxahachie National; Directors. G. H..
Cunningham. u. i. spalding, u. VickerJ',
John Harrison, j. n. Miller. NJ. -. Tenn
pieton, J. j. Metcaife; O. II. Cunningham
president. ]. j. Metcaife FIRST vice presi-
dent, John Harrison second vice preHi-
dent, J. II. Miller cashier. Il. ii. uoodioe
assistant cashier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18
,,,deace Not All introduced and
Hearing Not Completed
VERY EXHAUSTIVE EXAMINATION.
.us,. sitting as nm ExnmininG
W ssur,--sIoiIon Tor n Change OF
Venue Denied.

- ~ with swindllng the State OF Tex
Z out Of as. ,,,
IN, court convened the defendants
...n,,ted a motion asking that chahso
:. .,..,a no granted 10 some other JUS
I !, Tho peace or the county judge,
,.,trs that in the belief of the detehu-
n. me presiding Justice was prejudieed
80, ose OF the defendants and was
~ dsoualiiied from sitting as o masis-
rate $50, .,t. m,-
"a the result was that Justice NOR
II, invited Justice Jones OF precinct NO
1 |. IN with him In the hearing rho
~ Cor n change OF venue was not
[,,,s The bench Of two judges was
/. ,olun,ary action OF Justice Norman
| 4 vas opposed by the county attorney
"a was overruled.
n,.at interest centers In the hearing
k,,usl whatcy and Mr.. Andrews have
y, n friends all over Texas many oil
ssr, are present. The people of Rich
AZ, present at tho hearing, watch
,.s proceedings. The hearing IS very
=, and tedious. and 1t Ia impossible TO
I.,,-mlpo now how long 1t will last.
,,,, !. m. southern Pacific train arrived
ann Houston this morning distinguished
,rv =, reptlemen alightcd, composed of
I.t. 80 a a
any oil u'e p'sS'', -, ,-o,erotlon,, and
en- some OF inc 'u'u'o 49,
&iya,e citizens, all accofnph"y'ne 'A"'V' -
who,lev. superintendent OF Texas PEN
ar1 scrrcant Reddin Andrews,
eiua''e'' "',N -, al, tho preliminary
ho came to be present Nv w. ,,,, ',ao,',a,
Is.rinr on a charge made lolhuS "R"'"a'
a., AZ sWlndllng the State OF Texas Out
"s f,,tarai I Rice.
10 tho parry "u'o ,ta,a.
raneial agent oil pch''eiit'"i ''''
soeral L. ". oppenheimer. commanding
Volunteer Guard; Il. w. Fin
~ ieAAs .,,,,,.r. Frank An
~ state eoi'p'O ,,
rsvs. attorney, OF houston 'usOo
p MeGowen, +. Chenault. j, j. What-
u.r.,or. p. Gibson, assistant
y hou"on' =" pnst, nenl.
ipe'insenaeM Vi -" -,
tntiry; Major II. L. Ferris OF Ferris
arm. near Alto; t. II. Ball. attorney
- p.a,,r w. Y. Barr. merchant.
We ,n. ,vhar,op Rntea
G. Ashford merchant " "h'''' 80,
.spee,or, W. II. Rand, Carey ASHFORD
nd. CAPTAIN James smither. Hunts
~. u,yvood nrahan and ]. b.
.n.' nNe -, yoyo,aay.
iii' sugar Lana Dr' D. i,''''' i-o' 80 800
ames Madison sergeant Hearho' james
hue' JAMES ma 'e, so". a- -, -,
J. Di1on' ex-inspector, Montgomery coun-
y; A. r. smailey, Harrisburg; Captain
j. wilson. Hampstead; j. j. Bartlett,
ma ss.nh,r,. II / nallew. Mumford;
~ sD W So - - -, ,l'".s',,." 60.
.l0r L. NJ uFeehe' eN-i"spec'or' oaneS :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

same order YVES ionted from the masthead
battle OF Lake Erie.
we have mot The enemy and they arr
Commodore Pcrys dispatch to General
Harrison aftal tiis7 Ntt.u.. -. 4..l y. l..
September 10. 1873.
God rc,gns and tho government at
washington sill lives.f
James a. Garfield IN his speech In the
merchants' exchange OF New York. April
Is 1850. following the assassination OF Lin
ccln.
"A little more grape, Captain Bragg.''
General Taylor at the battle OF Bucna
vista, Mexico February %. 1871.
We ioin ourselves to no party thnt does
moi carry ahs s, nsg and keep step to the
Rufus Choate IN Boston In 1876.
"ff any ono attempts to haul down tho
American nag. shoot him on the spot"
John 4, DIX telegraphed this order to
ington. -
80, 81 propose to move Immediately upon
Grants message to Buckncr at Fort
ponelson. on the Tennessee river. Febrn-
u propose to fight II out on these lines
if Il tnltea all summer" l
Grant before Richmond. May Il. 1864.
Government OF tho people. by the peo-
ple for The people. shall not parish from
Lincoln at Gettysburg, November 10. lss3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-18

"a little more grape, Captain Bragg"
,Hencrel TAYLOR at the battle OF Bucna
Vista, Mexico. February %. 1917. Ks