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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

SO many curo-alls have been pro-
claimed during the last few years that
nothing but the high standing OF pr,
Cyrus Edison would have commanded
general public attention for his alleged
cure for consumption, SIN the disea to-
Is 80 terrible that anything which
proniecs To afford an effective remedy
for tuberculosis Is not without interest
Dr. Edison calls his method ira
tional treatment" and Its efficacy de-
ponds on the use Of the phenol known
as carbollc acid, The preparation Is
described as n colorless fluid. strongly
refractlng light. and having the odor
and taste of phenol. DR.. Henry Mott
claims that the solution consists OF
s72ill parts OF water. 2ii0i parts OF
phcnol ana ,OisS parts of new compo-
sition callcd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nide when injected under the skin It
causes IL sharp burning sensation and
In most cases Is followed by local irrl-
tntion. The injection causes the blood
TO be unprecedented with the phenol In
The proportion OF one part OF acid TO
1900 or 1900 parts OF blood, This guam
uty IL said to be sufficient to act as a
Eerm-killer.
The trouble with the preventive
remedies heretofore proposed has been
that the germ destroyer has been either
too weak to destroy the microbes or
osc 80 powerful as TO XIII rhe patient
10 well as the baeilll. Common oxygen
pumped Into tho system In sufficient
quantities will destroy the consumption
microbes hut tho effect on the patient
would probably be fatal Dr. Koch's IA
nous serum destroyed only a portion OF
the microbes.
DE- Edson's new fluid has been placed
In the hands OF about nifty physicians
throughout the country for practical
test, and out OF ZIG cases tested so far
only four have been reported as show
Ing no symptoms Of improvement.
while twenty-thrce have been dls-
charged 40 cured. II 1t proves to be
what is claimed FOR 1t by lts discoverer
the cure will be great blessing to
mankind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
nIm lnI-nr EnnL.

We had supposed II to be nm csteb-
llshed and undlsputahie psychological
fact that ]. Sterling Morton IL u joke.
The court fool was an Indispensable nd
1unct OF the bourbon kings In the mid
die ages. and the existing American
dynasty seems to have acquired this
peccadillo with Its Job lot OF Bourbon
herltnges, Whatever may be said OF
Its Judgment In ordinary matters, when
II came 10 picking man for this place
the administration made no mistake.
"Fanfaranade" In "rhe Mountebnnk'
serves his master not half AS well ~
Fsnfaranndn Morton has served the
distinguished necromnncer OF his
troupe
Senator Vests mistake was In taking
Morton seriously. II the court fools
Of olden time had been seriously consld-
cred they would all have been hanged,
and In Morton's case that would be
a waste OF rope suitable for plow lines
The Dallas News takes Morton seri-
ouHly II finds him to he sturdy
champion OF principle and resents the
intlmation by the Gazette that hls
rtntesmanahlp IL not appreciated out
side Of cuckoo circles. To prove the
contrary the News quotes the utter
nnces of some Massachusetts, mug
wumps, OF the mugwump Nashville
American, and OF the St Louis Re
public, whose vaclllating course CON
stantly recalls the Indian chief known
60 fame AS Big Man-Afraid-of-H
Horses.
Despite this testimony. which nobody
WIZ claim TO lie conclusive. we main
tain that Morton Ia a Joke. II would
be unjust to him to classify him under
any other head. Nobody finds any fnult
with Iackuas, an ape or an idiot. Ma
turc VIII cut her capers, and In the
cnse OF Morton she pulled open the
throttle and turned her most vulgar
fancy loose.
There is reason 10 believe that the
most eminent nossessor OF this stntu-
rsque Joke has taken It's full measure.
When Morton tried 10 break into tho
cabinet during the first admlnlstrn.
lion OF Cleveland, 1t was gently In.
liinated 10 him that he was not needed
there 1t has been told heretofore-ex.
rlusiveiy In the Gazette-how the Ne
bfaska statesman received thin hint;
that In letter to n newspaper friend
he roasted the president In the graphic
Mortonian style, and lntlmated that he
proposed to be rcvenged for the re.
lection of the prefer OF his services
Who Win dare To assert that he has
not had his revenge?
The peculiar abilities OF this court
TOOL are strilingly displayed In his
numerous financial essays. The gro.
lesaueneas OF these Jokes cannot be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
TESTIFYING
FOR MUNYON.

Munyon homeopathic Remedy Co.
Gents--I have been suffering with
rheumatism for several years, and have
tried most every other remedy | could
near OF, but never got the relief from
mem that | have from your homoeo-
phthic rheumatism Cure. l first re-
celNed sample bottle from You at Tho
Gazette office. and since then I have
used other kinds OF you medicine.
thihk they are the greatest remedies
! ever saw. heartily recommend yo,,r
rheumatism Cure 10 all suffering from
rheumatism. Very respectfully,
MRS. NJ. NJ. PIERCE.
6ll West Belknap street.
Mnnyon's homeopathic Remedy co.
with rheumatism FOR the past twentS
years, and have tried other remedies
nut could not get any relief, l got n
sample bottle of your Homoeonn thic
rheumatism cure at the Gazette a.
nee, and after the first dose I was
greatly relieved. / believe II win cure
me entirely In short time. | am rla5
20 recoH,nend II TO all rheumatism SUI.
Ierers, Very respectfully,
MRS. NJ. A. sAUTEp
GIG West Belknap street
munyon's Homeopathic Remedv 81
Gents-I have been sIfrerirg s,.i,,.
rheumatism In my left side 20" ,or
tne last twelve months 80 mai
mnvh worked much would
nVe shhrp. shooting pains through nv
bottle OF your Rheumatism cura ,p,s s
y mas relieved me great deal ha-
neNc II VIII cure me entirelv
Eleuly recommend II To every ona ~,
,v,,ns WIN rheumatism. Very respect.
'D''' r. II. HUDSON,
tQs West Blum street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

our sometimes phiiosophle ana al-
ways amusing contemporary the AUS
TIN Statesman asserts that thc Sazette
wants 10 spht the Democraic party
Inc oasis OF inns srleNous churse was
The advocacy by the Gazette OF one
Democratic state convention ana IT'S
subsequent approval OF the course OF
the Democratic state executive COM
mittee IN session at AUSTIN Ihe COM
mittee dld NOT In all Things toiiow our
counsel out the duzetts Is NOT one OF
those democrats VINO consider that
oapi'ai ohsnse' The main issues--a
referendum Tor the financial question
ana representative convention IN
each instance. were decided In favor OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

fully appreciated until 1t is known that
they emanste from an ex-GTeenback
candidate for governor on ths Weaver
ticket, who not many moons ago howl
ed for the manufacture OF money by
the ton on government presses,
But the monumental Joke of our ma
tional comedian is the joke he has re-
Gently perpetrated on the cattle in
terests OF Texas In establishing guar
antine against the entire state without
cause. investigation or notice. The
Joke will likely prove to be pretty cost
iy to Texas-but the court fool must
have his fun.
Your true muswump would like TO
know what the country was made for
anyway II not to afford veriegated
sport for the elect such as the Morgans,
the Fairchilds, the Clevelands. Carlisles,
shermans, Mortons, ct al?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
THE NEGOTIATIONS
WITH VENEZUELA ARE TO DE
OPENED


NJ vi, ri "a ..ti ,t,
N'" iOiN' GU - n 'PeS'"' N''
patch to local paper says; The most
Important announcement In the opening
davis proceeainps in narliament was
-, -. -.,..,....,..-. 49,.
"'"uc ny Lo'u SallsuuiS respecting '"e
venezuelan affair This was an eN-
pllcit statement that direct NEGOTIATIONS
,,.t,,. ,,..,,,.,,, -, -. g., ,-.,....,
WIN 'e"e"Ne'' "Ou'u SUI" NC et
and the great obstacle to settlement
Of the question be removed thereby. If
the vonagueIan Massage In the oueor,s
sp'eoh Ihckeu ushhi'eHess' inns ueiect
was remedied by the prime minister
when he made this satisfactory declara-
,to,, r,,,,ah No., ,,,,,ai,,., iii, -, -,
''on "hich was rece''eu WIN as H'uch
enthusiasm as is ever shown in the
house of lords.
Artbur I B,,r,ur In tho borsa Of
-
eo'i"iois "'so 'ook phlhs 10 uehy that
there mad been the slightest intention to
violate the substance of the Monroe
doctrIra and r..oairr,ad bts hona tho,
"''i '''e' MS "ope 'h"'
some permanent system of arbitrating
disputes with America would be de-
yIsad
u
an leiere'ee H'aue III eI'her mouse 10
the Venezuelan affair." We're most con-
oilIatory in tone. Lord Salisbury mem
Toned the Maxim gun episode in Brit
ish Guiana, and Sir VIM. Vernon Har-
court expressed regret that the British
case had not been published more
promptly, but the opposition leaders
made no attempt TO deal with the sub
ject in partisan spirit.
opinion in the Hobbies was general
that the Venezuelan question had vir-
hoo oil tIat L..
being matter of detail. The United
States government, by bringing moral
opened n wav for rest,mnt,or ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
TWOEXTRAS COLLIDE
FREIGHT TRAINS CRASH on THE
CENTRAL.
Three Men Killed and Two Others
wounded in n wreck Caused
by n Misplaced switch.

Rochester, N. Y, Feb. 12.-At o'clock
this morning news reached here that a
had wreck had occurred at Macedon
Swamps. place about four miles east
of Falrport. in which three people were
reported killed.
Train Dispatcher Ford at once notl-
fled Division Superintendent Gould and
ordered out wrecking train and a
special train from East Rochester with
physicians to 20 to the scene If the
wreck.
At 2:i5 dispatch came from Mace
don stating that the wrecked trains
were both extra freights, one an Gust
bound stock train and the other westr
bound dead freight train. No par
ticulurs were sent ~ to how the acct
dent occurred, but it was stlcc1 that
one dead body had been taken out and
three others were badly injured.
The four tracks on the 'lirect rad are
blockaded as result OF the wreck. and
the Central trains are using the West
shore tracks between i'airgo;t ord
Lyons.
Later accounts from the wreck ntate
that the engine. drawing stock train
OF twenty three cars. loaded with cat
tie and beer, and running on track No.
4. at Fairport, owing 10 n misplaced
switch, was thrown on to track No. .,
and when opposite the Rochester Re
duction company's plant at Wayneport,
engine 552, west bound. on track No. g.
/ crashed into them causing the wreck
Following Is a list OF the killed and
injured, Killed-Fred Horsetord, fire.
man ON west-bound train, residing In
| Rochester; stu In wreck TANNED be-
| tween coal car and engine Thomas
/ WEIGH, engineer east bound stock train
residence South Greece (RochesteDi
I still in wreck. Charles Wood fireman
residence unknown; still In wreck.
/ william Gulden Fuhl. brake.
| man, Rochester; bady injured: will die
| Daniel G. Wilson, brakeman east.
I bound train. slightly injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Chairman Dudloy's call for primary
elections throughout the state. pub
llshcd IN the Gazette today. tracks the
plan adopted by the executive COM
miitee at IT'S late session In Austin.
Under the tali Of the national com
mltiee. reafiymed at Austin. all DEM
ocrats, 'irremeeiiyc OF past political
associations al& differences, who viii
abide tho result of the election and
support the nominees OF the party are
invited to participate in the primaries.
inc failure OF any county committee
10 provide for a primary election will
not deprive tho Democrats OF that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Manufacturers association to be held
at Memphis Tenn, February is to p.
"A rate of one fare to Texarkana, add
ed TO rate OF 1925 from that point Will
apply from all stations In the state
of Texas on lines of the Texas and
Pacific railway.
From points In Louisiana the rate
will be one lowest iirst-class limited
fire for the round trip
Tickets will be sold from all stations
February 10, II and is. limited for re-
turn 20 February IS.
Apply 10 your nearest ticket agent
for any further information desired, or
CASTOR MESLIER,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
A pic ORCHARD COMPANY.
work Ncnr Roswell Progressing
The Na-hburn Hniirond.

Roswell, n. NJ, Feb. l2,-tspeclal)--
TIE big orchard company near here, OF
which mention was made short time
since. is pushing work in way that
looks like business. They have three
wells completed which are guaranteed
To furnish $50 gallons each per minute.
They have made ditch nine miles
long, which will give them good sup
ply OF water from the river Hondo.
Their barns and dwellings are nearly
completed Flowing Is being pushed
along and more than one-third OF their
100 900 apple gratis have been made.
They have increased the size OF their
plant to 5000 acres.
The prospect of work being com
menced on the railroad from here to
Washburn, Tex" in March Is giving
some impetus to the real estate mar
ket and filling the valley with pros
pectors from the states, mostly from
Iowa and Illinois.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
A PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE
Advocated In Germany ON the silver
Question.

Berlin, Feb. l2.--In the reiehstag to-
day the Agrarian leader, Count Won
Mlrbach referring to Prince Hohenlohes
statement on Saturday In regard to bi-
metallism said It was the manner IN
which Germany sounded Great Britain
on the subject of conference which
evoked a negative reply from the latter
country. lie contended that In order to
arrive at solution of the question a
preliminary conference which should
include the United States and France
was necessary.
rlucc Hohenlohe replied that Great
Britain had not been inclined to take
part in a monetary conference, but had
clearly intimated that the opening of
the Indian minis was not contemplated.
In view of the situation the Imperial
chancellor continued. no practical re-
suit could be expected from attempts to
raise the price of silver and he consider
ed 1t useless to present them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

county OF their right to express their
will by ballot. In such a case they are
authorized to organize the primaries
on the day appointed--June 6th-and to
proceed as II the county committee
had done its duty In the premises.
The call evidences the trust of the
Democrats party In the people. IT
is a proclamation OF their sovereign
power. and refers to their final deter
minatlon the paramount issue OF the
campaign
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

on account of Mardi Gras the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad win sell
tickets 10 New orleans. La, and re-
turn ut rate Of one fare for the round
trip.
Tickets on sale February Is. IS and
Il. limited TO March .. for return.
This is the quickest and best line.
For further information call on or
address w. II. Orton. city ticket agent.
corner Fifth and Main streets. Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
Southern Meditd|
Surgical IND
Rooms 10, II. 10. u. New q
Building, northeast cornH
Houston streets.
FORT WORTH, u
noENToEN RAYS r.
New York Presbyterias
VIII Take Thes.

New York, Feb. I'm o.
49, prashv,erIon Bo,,l,lI
vi 'he ,s.s,<I
the honor OF peihs w
men in the city to use PfA
catbode ravs In the treilns
' -. -, and las, n
oi proNeh Ds r...,. q
several years Dr. Gecrr
an enthusiastic member duI
cir no. boer engaged " q /
iuo' " - =, 49,
TO make photographs Y Is.
teresting surgical cases ''A
Ia, nbvsicians desired to rfrj
''' '"' .,o,a =. AN. \
uriay the phys'''aA' ~.
Stevens to make ah INV
tho Use of the new light y
snon os nossIble the bsnsiu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
CALL TOD

PARALYSIS--In parsly,i, Y
are of no use, while els.,df]
ises much. II puts new tt-r|
nerves. new life Into III y,
arteries. makes the nrv,1|
and creates positive acton II
Is natures most wonderful a
invalid world. 1t 10 alxsn n
its use puriiles the entift n
same as 1t purlfles the alral
the form of lightning.
Nervous debility, lirk u
blood and skin diseases, III,
and kidney troubles. lunn. n
kindred complaints and ID
PECULIAR TO WOMEN 4 h
natures llfe-glven currsr1 \
tricity In the hands Of SKID Z
specialists. Call today.
DIR. Boyd and stan 81 sts1
ialists can be consulted n
CHARGE at the offices o!h]
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Texas development is suffering enor-
mously from the too prevalent idea
that 1t Is dependent on getting foreign
capital to como into the state. To So
iieit the Investment OF outside capital
Is not all that ia necessary. Citizens
must start Industrial industries them
selves and then foreign capital will
come In without being sought.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
POSTERS LocAL FORECASTS

The storm wave viii reach this meri-
alan and the other changes will oc-
cur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within tweuty-four hours or
p. m, of the dates given below:
February i3-Warmer.
February 1i-Threitcnlng.
February lb-Changeable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
couNTERTEirERs CAPTURED.
Fo"r Men ana Their Tools wer,
Run In Near St. Josenh NJ,

st. Joseph. Mo-, Feb. -Four mon
a,iesea TO be members of daring gang
vi eounterfeiters, were captured last
NWisiht at Mnrysville by the sheriff tJ
>. Anderson. James w. White renraa
prasoo and Edward Harrington. Plas-
ser noulds and Spurious coins of most
sAscient imitation We're found on the
men. This IL the third band of conn
.erteiters captured in this v,cinitv
mi,hin year. The country Is flooded
with counterfeit money. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

THE Fort Worth Gazette in the nat
ural order Of things as a free silver
fanatic shuts its eyes and crows over
NE Victory Of the people. SIAN An
tonic Express.
When the Express shows up with lts
tail feathers missing, isn't IT n sign for
advocates OF popular government for
party state and nation. to go to crow
ing?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Man Charged with AsrauIting IiI.
sister-in-Law swung Tn.

St Louis. Mo, Feb. Ie,--Inrormatior
comes from Sullivan, Ills, that Grant
Atterbufg, cahrged with being one OF
the men who assaulted the wife OF a
brother OF his, two months ago, was
tnken from jail there this morning by
tree IN the court house yard. After.
burg protested his innocence. but /,
ayailed him nothing The mob strung
him up without hesitation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
TO ADVANCE PRICES.
inc bnr Iron Men Holding Another
Secret Session.

Cleveland, o., Feb. 12-Man,hor. =,
the Bar Iron association are again a.,
secret session here to further consider
pans to advance the prices OF thajr
product. While members OF the nsso.
cation have reached the concmslon
mat the previous meeting ouotations
are too low. they have been unable
neIetoiore 70 advance the selling prices,
cent OF the bar iron manufant urarsp a.,
the country decline to Join the organ.
lsation or be controlled by IL in anv
way. II Is now said n minority Of ths
manufacturers have been brought into
the fold. and prices will nj once he
given an upward turn. oe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Every few days the establishment OF
some new Industrial enterprise In the
eastern section Of the Southern states
is announced one or the latest Is the
location OF n cotton mill representing a
capital OF 100000 at cordovs, Alabama.
Texas people should not be idle. Other
states arc securing valuable nnanufac-
turing plants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
NY THE DEMOCRATIC STATE III
METALLIC CONVENTION.
THE GAZETTE
ENCYCLOPEDIA

THE GAZETTE
ENCYCLOPEDIA
FOR iSOB
Is the most complete book of the
kind ever issued.
Il contains practical and Ecnerhi
Information upop every subject
Tells you what you want 4" know
Just when you want TO know IT.
great source of information.
4 treasury Of knowledge.
A practical educator.
A rcIiabIc handbook.
Price. ~ c.ats.
ny mall, ndd two z-cent stamps for
pUstugs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
The International Route a. Il q. N.
Nnlirond,D

Through sleepers daily between Kan.
sas City, Fort Worth and San Antonio.
Via Hearno. with which immediate
connections are made at Ennis to and
from Dallas. The quickest route to
TAYLOR. Austin. San antonio, Laredo
and points In Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
"euuccd Rates 10 Hnsseft, Texas,
Account Dnlby springs.

until further notice tht Cotton Belt
Route VIII sell round trip tickets to
Bassetts, Tex. IA point on our line
at the rate OF one and one-thlrd fars
Tor the round trip. Tickets limited
10 thirty days from date OF sale Can
on your nearest agent for tickets. $.
u warner. 0en'l Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

There is scarcely an incorporated
town in Texas that could not raise suf-
hclent capital among its own citizens
for the erection OF some kind OF cotton
factory. When one is built and put in
successful operation othcrs will follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
ElGCdii|i|l||

Reaches every organ 4,
body at once. sla ~
Restores strength to n,,,,. n
ity to organs. n
Hundreds are being tp,., !,
and nervous diseases.
90 LIEU ga MAT1sM-Electikr 4
rheumatism. exerts -
influence upon the port,s,,
body affected by rbsur w.
slant relief and a ranIS "
nent cure a certainty. ps,s..
ferers should try eiectrj.,s
only radical and pleasn, y.
fail In rheumatism. but sl.,ts2
rectly applied cures syer, ' }
costs You nothing to call \,
these claims verified.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

When the cotton is manufactured in
the state instead OF being shipped to
foreign mills Texas will show tho
greatest prosperity OF any state in the
South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Delivered by carrier anywhere in the
city. I5c per week Subscribers who
fail to receive papers VIII confer a
favor on the city eirculator by notify
ing him. Telephone iOd.
ID. II. GOPHER.
city Circulator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13
rnooF OF THE PUDDING l..

BY this token the Democratic state
executive committee may know that IT
has done its duty as becomes faithful
and fearless guardians of a grave trust
(san Antonio Expressly
Representatives OF the real Democ-
racy OF Texas will get together ut Gal
weston next Saturday to devise means
TO avert disaster to the party.
The Express predicts and mark it
down:
II the sllvcrites succeed In their pri-
mary schemes
Hon. John H. Reagan will be nom
mated for governor by the Fort Worth
convention.
IL the ticket nominated at Fort
Worth with It's candidates for the legis-
lature is elected
Ex-Governor James S. Hogg will sue
coed Mills as senator.
II will be noted that the gentlemen
named. excepting Mills. arc out OF
politics"
Dallas News)
According to the Democratic theory
| power originates with the people ana
| comes up from them. 1t does rot begin
| with Dudley committees and trickle
down drop by drop upon a race OF obed-
The people Of Texas do not want a
Democracy that smells to heaven.
Governor Culberson approves heart
ily the high-handed work Of the Dud-
ley majority.
| CHouston Post)
The idea OF trying to settle" the sill
! yer question In Texas by q vote Of the
| people at the primaries Is novel. The
| question viii no doubt be settled In
time. but exactly when no one can
| foresee. 1t VIII be talked about and
/ discussed In Texas until that time
| comes just as all other public Issues
| have been In the past and will ge In
! the future. Amy attempt to bottle IN
| public Issue prematurely can not. in
| the nature Of things. succeed.
No "slNtcen" men can break up the
| Democratic marty OF Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-13

Mr.. Barrett of Massachusetts, seems
to think the only purpose OF congress
Is to pass resolutions Of censure.