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contribute to tho relief ol tho destitute
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sentations sent him irom Abllono of tho
condition of Taylor county
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Tin Democratic majority In Tennessee
Is an Increasing one a recont Judicial
election showing an Increase of 23000
over tho year 1884 From tho signs sonio
one oi tbo Taylor family will have to
danco to tho piping of tho othor membor
C E Hookkk is tho Democratic notu
Inco from tho Seventh Mississippi 11 n
trlct Ho Is known as a Sam Ilandall
Domocrat Alter tho nomination a
resolution was adopted opposing all tariff
legislation except for rovonuo ouly
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Bomk of tho papers aro reproving their
correspondents for not considering pollV
leal questions from e strictly non
partisan standpoint That seems as dif-
ficult a teat as for a man to Hit himself
up by bis boottops or solvo any othor
unsolvablo problem of mechanics
Tate National Vrlntotfl Irotectivo fra-
ternity held their first semiannual session
At Leavenworth ICau One of tho objects
of this association Is the care for tho sick
members and to Insure in case of death
Tbo delegates aro said to bo very enthu-
siastic and well satisfied with tho result
of tho first sis months
lQt4Tfjs Is necessarily an absorbont
It was ttjiWcr yet injected Into any ordor
without disruption of such body It al-
ways has been so and always will be
so and no organisation secular or rellg
lous can admit politics without olthor
becoming an exclusively political body or
being split wldo open The politicians
THE GAZETTE POUT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 11
who obtrude thomselvcs Into bcnevolont
orders krjow tills And tbo wonder Is that
other men oro bllndto the fact
Gov Black of Pennsylvania Is capti-
vating tho grangers of that state by his
slmplo manners and sincere talk Ho re-
ferred to his own membership of that
order and bis clean record as lieutenant
governor to provo that if called to the
highest dntlcs ho would not bring dis-
credit on the order
As A woman Mrs 1arsons might have
tho sympathy of tho public In womanly
grief but when sho puts into Incendiary
language as she did at Sheffield hor an
archlstlcal vlows sbo can only expect the
condemnation of right thinking peoplo
Sho merits what sho seems to court a
strict surveillance that mischief bo pre-
vented
Grk Fibk Prohibition candidate of
New Jersey will have to rise and ex-
plain Seabrlgbt inn of which ho is part
ownor has been all summer a liquorsell
ing establishment and somebody has
gone and told it Verily tho way of tlio
candldato Is hard andno flowery beds of
case attend him to tho goal of his ambi-
tion
Wiiev Thk Gazkttk warned tho alli-
ance against political action as a body
the demagogues cried out Crucify it
Tho action of Bethany alllanco Is tho be-
ginning Will truo alliance men rally in
time to savo a noblo order or remain
quiet until all Its original purposes aro
swallowed up in tho maelstrom of poli-
tics
Tub Kids aro growing ambitious oven
In Massachusetts tho land of rolics thoy
aro clamoring for place and tho signs of
tho times wonld lndlcato that their hopes
may bo gratified The young Bosses are
qulotly trying to suppress Mr Dawes
and put into tho senato Hon J b Long
and It is suggested that II C Lodgo
who controls tho Advcrtlsor Is casting
longing eyes on tho place of Mr Hoar
An Infusion of young blood may reani-
mate tho old Bay State
Thk 1rohibltlonlsts aro a canny set
and slowgoing Jlepubllcans may recog-
nize tho fact In Ithodo Island tboy
porsuaded that party to aid them In
adopting a prohlbltionary amendment to
tho constitution and aro now accused of
lending their lnlluonoo to aid the Demo-
crats to elect their candldato for con
gross Strategy Is said to bo fair in lovo
and war and thoy profess lovo to man-
kind and war on King Alcohol thorclore
admitting tho promise tho deduction Is
fair that thoy may nso all means to attain
their end
Thinking men regard Gladstones
pamphlet on Irish affairs as a most per-
suasive presentation of reasons why
Ireland cannot think of separating from
England But tho old cry comos up 0
that my people would consider It Is
not tho men who rend and reflect that
incite and lead such mobs as tho ono a
Belfast or inaugurate anarchistic move-
ments as that In Chicago Thoy belong
to tho disintegrating element and aro
not thoso of calm reflection who would
weld In ono tho disaffected parts of
tho British empire
It is now certain that Sara Bernhardt
will visit tho South this season although
wo do not know that Texas is in her route
Sara has seen nearly all In this world that
Is worth seeing but sho has not been to
Fort Worth yot Fort Worth Its phe-
nomenal growth prosperity and energy
Is ono of tho wondors of this century and
wo can say to Mmo Damala in all kind-
ness that no tour of tho United States in
this day and tlmo Is complete without
coming to Fort Worth It Is not exactly
sco Naples and die but see Fort Worth
andwondor Tho Bcrnhardts business
manager will do woll to bear this In
mind
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PltOIIlMTlON AND DEMOCRACY
Tho Prohibitionists who havo cut looso
from tho Democracy of Texas and put a
state ticket In tho field boldly declare tho
hopelessness of tholr cause and with a
couragd all commondablcavow tholr pur
poso to bo a war of patient effort until
succoss is achieved Thoro 1b food for
reflection in tho following Waco special
to Tub Gazkttk of yesterday
Mr W DJaekecn tho lrohlblllon nominee
foretatotrca nrorllTC ln title city and Is a
popular and welltodo photographer and a
trading member of tbo Methodist Kpltcopal
church South Tub GAzarrs reporter showed
the list of nominations to Mr Jackson this
morning it was nowa to me ho said I
didnt expect to seek anything of tho kind and
I wasnt asked If I would accept tho nomina
tion The reporter asked What are yon
going to do aLont ttv Mr Jaekson paused a
moment and answorcd Well I am going to
accept t cant go back on tho prohibition
movement It Is a matter of principle with
me I think somo porUons of tho platform
might have been nodlOod hot as a wholo It Is
all right and I Indorso It This right has got
to be made sooner or later and delay wont
accomplish anything of course wo will bo
snowed under this lime but we will mako a
campaign every two years unless tho Demo
cratto party agrees to submit a prohibition
amendment to popular vote and In a few
years you will o it lrohlblllon governor
electod In Texas
No man can fear tho Inroads of tho Pro-
hibitionists on tho Democratic vota in
Novembor especially tn vlow of tho vllo
allusion to Gen Boss but despite this
and despite tho admitted hopelessness of
tho prohibition cause In this election
thoso who really desire tho perpetuation
of the present Democratic msjorlty will
regret that that majority Is not wlsor in
Its day and generation If It be admitted
however that a roductlou of tho present
majority Is u desirable thing no objec-
tion to tbo Intolerance of big majorities
can bo urged
With thoso who fall to sootho necessity
for any reduction of the Democratic ma
jorlty In Texas the effort should bo to
prevent it and that prevention can only
bo found in ridding tho majority of
tho intolerance so natural to unlimited
power To BtlOo this prohibition embryo
one of two stops are nccossary vim To
yield to tho demand of Iho Prohibitionists
for tho submission of a constitutional
amendment and thus tost the sense of the
wholo people or to piovldo ahlghli
censo Tho latter course Is tho practical
answer to all demands and onco In forco
would render tho prohibition threat as
Impotent as is that of Itepubllcanism
Itself High ileenso is not only policy
but tho right way to lesson Intemperance
PERSONALITIES IN POLITICS
Tho personal slur at Gen Ross in tho
prohibition platform Is little short of an
outrage for It Is wanton and undeserved
At his home whero ho has lived from
boyhood to mature manhood Gen Boss
Is known as a moral man Ho deserves
tho oplthet of saloon stumpspeaker as
llttlo as any man in the stato As a mem
bor of the constitutional convection he
favored the localoption law As a mem-
ber of tho legislature ho favored tho sub-
mission of a prohibition amendment to
popular vote but urged his prohibition
friends to first devote their efforts to
localoption work In precincts and coun-
ties test tho workings of prohibition
and If It proved Its value then mako It a
stato question It is to bo doubted if ho-
over mado but ono speech on tho pro-
hibition question and that was atLorena
last year His prohibition neighbors at
Waco did not complain of his words
then but his spirit for ho opposod pro
hibition Certainly tho Prohibitionists
do not hopo to strengthen their
cause or damago Gen Boss by
applying coarse and vulgar epithets to
him Suppose that ho Is opposed to
prohibition Docs ho not exercise a citi
zens right Is a man to bo subjected to
personal abuse for his private or public
opinion on such a question Tub Ga
zkttk did not favor Gen Boss nomina-
tion
nor
range more will bo added 10 tno value ol
ho Is tho Democratic nominee but simply cattle during tho next Ave months than
because Thk tnclr Present value would
Gazkttk loves decency and bring at tbo
fairness and becauso ho Is a gentleman ii1eit r a t 0 AllJest Pr ovalP st ock
of unsullied private charactor and the
coarse attack Is undeserved Gen Boso
can stand it nis charactor will provo
all tho defense ho requires and ho can
well afford to pass such assaults by in
silence But can tho Prohibitionists af-
ford to Indulge In theso assaults Can a
party or an organization that claims to
bo respectable afford to commit itself to
attacks tho wanton nature of which are-
as palpable as in this case We think
not and this plank In tholr platform wilt
como back to tho Prohibitionists to shame
and plague them It will bo a wondenii
tho utteranco is not
repudiated Indlg
of Chicago Wo wish for Fort wortni
nantly by thoso respectable members of enterprising men all tho success they de
tho lrohlbltlon party who do nol propose eJ and that s no smaU amount
to toko part in a campaign of coarao per-
sonalities more worthy o pothouse pol-
itics than an organization which claims
and indeed possesses tho respectability of
tho Prohibition party In Texas It was
about tho most Indiscreet move that
could havo boon made
NEWS AND NOTES
Omasas population Is 80000
There aro 725000 moro females
than
miles In England
Astrologcis are about to pick out wife
a
for tho emporor of China
Lord Bandolph Churchill is said to be
losing flesh Ho has llttlo olso to loso
save tho monoy of his American wife
Prince Kararaoko son of the
king of
Senegal who Is just now ono of tho lions
of Parisian
society Is seventeen years
old and tho third of sixty sons
The Vatican library contains 24000
m rHn orltfl0iwhl 2lGtaro Oriental
11062 Greek and 17069 Latin A com
plcto catalogue is now for the first
time
being prepared and is to bo published
Tho queen regent of Spain has con
rred pon her Prospective subject
Mine Nllsson tho Grand Cross of the
Order of Benevolence Sho has also
decorated Sarosatd tho great Spanish
violinist
Oulda expresses tho opinion that
women have not sufficient intellectual
capacity for the suffrage Sho probably
evolves this from her inner conscious
ness Instead of from genoral observation
opon tho sex
Tho bluo fox furs presented by tho czar
to tho sultan aro described as two mag
nlflccut pieces mado up of the finest
skins and measuring each three metres
square Tholr value Is reckoned at 150
000 roubles
Emporor William is described by Dr
SIgol a wellknown Munich Journalist
as looking remarkable woll nls cheeks
tinged with red and his attitude still
° r ecAfnil man y CJCCCPl I bis head
slightly bends forward
Princess Loulso ono of tho daughters
of tho queon says that sho Is always out
Ln0 IVy ho s P8kl 30j000 a yw
out of the
pockets of tho British people
but thoro aro many ways In which a
princess can get rid of gold
Hardin county Ky has a public school
luud of SO000 over 100 public schools
lour colleges and academlos and three
female seminaries It is stranger still
thore Is not a saloon within her borders
and Intoxicating Hqnor Is not allowed to
be sold for any purpose
U ° wealthiest colored man in tho
United States Is said to bo Tonlo Loron
a French quadroon of Now Orleans whose
fortune la estimated at 61100000 An
organ of the colored people in tho South
says that tho colored people of tho South
taxes
cither
pay on 800000000 Aurora Leigh
Gov Stonoman of California Is a very BaS twCmo Hb Clns SllverLoif
wler
rotlrlpg gontloman Ho
was rotired from S84 EllqtL
the regular army and retired from the
rotired list to accept tho nomination for
governor Now ho has grown tired of
politics aud proposes to rotlro at tho end
of his term He knows when ho has
enougn
Thclargest yield of fhxscod ever known
was threshed from twclio acres of ground
on tho farm of Peter Holthouse five intles
fccsfc o T > ccatux III The total
yield was
200 bushels or twcntyflve bushels to the
acre Tho
tho farmers In that part of the stato It
was raised on thoroughlyditched and
tilled prairie
Henry Georges boom as tho working
mens candldato for mayor of Now York
has struck a very ngly snag Honry pro-
poses to accept tho nomination upon tho
pledgo of 30000 votes and 830000 to pay
tho expenses of tho campaign Now
comes Mr James J Coogan with a propo-
sition to pay outright 8200000 for tho
nomination and this gives just 230000
reasons to bellovo that Mr Coogan will
easily get away with Mr George
Wo have tho princess of Wajes stay-
ing at the AllccSaal says ns > Langcn
8chwalbach correspondent Sho looks
very pretty and very young still A Ger-
man friend ol mlno who had never seen
her before as soon as ho caught sight of
In the
tho royal group walking together
gardens by tho band made tho usual re-
mark Younger than hor daughters
People bchavo very decently and nicely
here no ono stares or rushes round to
mcot tho royalties as ono constantly sees
elso whero
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A Onll to the Itigliteoos
Dallas Timet
Cranflll In his call said that all who
loved God homo and country bettor than
party would please meet him In Dallas
today Thoso stiffnecked wretches who
want to see peoplo who love God home
and country bettor than spoils and party
can step around to tho Prohibition con-
vention and give their eyes a feast
m
Died of Tumor
John B Itogcrs who Is well known In
Paris as an architect and builder and who
has been living in Bonnott during this
year died thcro on the Cth of this month
from a tumor on tho liver Ho had been
sick about four months and was sixty
years of ago Mr ltogors bad the repu-
tation of being an honest good man and
the News sympathizes with his sons in
their sad bereavement
Fort Worth Gazkttk and Philadelphia
papers please copy-
Hold Your Unttln
San Antonio Kxprcss
The question of grip is tho principle
ono In connection with tho prosperity of
our cattlemen Thoso who can hold
their cattlo over till spring if they so de
sire are almost certain to strike it
rich Unlike commercial commodities
live stock gains Instead of losing by bo
lng kept on hand With good winter
men should not dispose of a hoof horn
or tall moro than thoy are com-
pelled to at present low prices
Knterprlslnc Fort Worth
Margaret Vindicator
Enterprising Fort Worth will soon have
a beef refrigerating works capablo of
packing a great number of boovos each
week for transportation to tho coast
from whence It goes to a market already
prepared for It in England As soon as
it can be dono 1500 will be sent to a
vessel awaiting them at Now Orleans for
shipment to England This enterprise Is
of great interest to our section of coun-
try as Tuk Gazkttk says It will estab
lish a homo market the greatestthls sido
lullttciil Constancy
Austin Call
Journalism has Its amusing phases as
well as trials but thoro havo boon fow
exhibitions of tho former moro ludicrous
than that of tho Galveston News attempt
ing to charge political Inconstancy upon
the Call or its former editor Mr M C
Harris It is a goodly sight and onef
well worthy of provoking a srallo to sco
the
Galveston News cbarginglnconstancyl
A political shrew itself wltn a smile and
smirk for overy comer and constant to
none tho Nows Itself has deservedly
earned a reputation tor political prostitu
tion that Is synonymous with Its name
ovor the ontlro state With no fixed sot
of principles with Its sails trimmed to
catch each passing breeze it is in turn
maid and mistress to him who woos with
the most plethoric offering Its
brilliant but erratic crops of
boberaians who do the brain work for its
wellfilled columns Is each unto himself
a law and thus what today passes for
principle Is negatived tomorrow for pol
icy Selfish arrogantdlctatorlally super-
cilious it is as Indifferent to Republican
defeat as Democratic success It recog
nizes no code of morals nor principles of
honesty It flatters cajoles cringes to
turn cayotellko to snarl and snap and
bite It is all things to all men and dur
ing Its career has sycophantly supported
and yrolflshly opposed every prominent
publlo man In tho state
Such is tho journal that speaks of polit
leal constancy and hints nt prerequls
Ite bribes as the causo of the chanuo In
the course of thq Call Comparisons moy
bo odious but tho Call is willing to com
pcro records with tho Nows ns Is Mr
Harris with either or all of tho dlstln
gulshcd and titled nobility who do dutv
upon Its staff
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