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In Tim UAzrrrs will please bear In mind
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nominations
TO MW81AVKKS
An old and experienced Journalist ex
lenelvely and favorably known throughout
tboatnU riealresnn editorial position upon
aome loadlnE paper or to establish a paper
If lie could find a good locality where u good
Interior Journal Is desired He ran furnish
the highest recommendation Hollclta cor
respondence Address J caro of Munliall
Herald Marshall Toxat
Tjih loaielaw advocate will miss
tho Mack Waxy Tim MoKlnney
papor wag mi nblo defender or h bad
cause
Ii Mr Pitlltrer ho who la proprlc
or of two papers both daily Is uot In
tho habit of waltltu ho had better
Btop calling on Cleveland
FoiiTWotmr rejoices nt tho pros
poct of n oloaoc business connection
with lulnoivlllo ami wants Denton
i1bo brought Into tho communion
Bomb tlmo ago the Waco Kxouilncr
said Texas had railroads ouough
Doesnt tho Examiner want that imr
rowgiuio southward atong tho
ltrazos
Ik nny Ilepubllcan state Is to con what tho Guard Bays
tribute a cabinet olllcer to n Demo
orntlo administration tho Democracy
with hurdly a dissenting vatco would
say let It bo Allen G Thurman tho
noblest Romau of them nil
Tiih editor of tho Maillu Ball has
threatened to kill tho editor or the
Waco Kxamluer Wo regret this and
trust tho Marltn Ball may not do that
which will make him execrated by his
esteemed contemporaries as tho numb
lug bull
Should Grover Cloveland reeog
nlro tho Bouth by falling to glvo It
propor rpcognltlouovory Radical organ
In tho laud would cry Behold oven
tho Demooraoy Is afraid to trusttho
tttatca latoly In rebellion Ja G
Blaluo Is justified by Orovor Clove
laud a Domocratlo president
TjtKpooploofDontonwautthoSanla
Fa to go north via that place So do
tho peoplo of Fort Worth By all
moans let tho Santa Fotako in Denton
on ItH aorthward exteuslout Tin Ua
ymTK trusts that there will bouodlill
oulty In securing toltanextdoornulgb
bor this connection and Is glad to Bee
tUo people of Denton allvo to tho situa
tion
m
Tun VlcUrU AdroMtVii yoepera aro good
una If ltdoca oeeaalonaily complain ol op
Ilmlmla We caut oo how gambling with
card la n pattlolo worao than gambling In
ootlonoreorn Homothlng for nothing la
Jhociaenceor gambling no matter the iu
trnmtatnilly by wWch tuu endia sought to
bn obtalorJ Waoj Rxamluor
Thon as an advocate or Iho felony
1U1 why dont you movo to amend by
muklngltarelony to rallls u frosted
ctko at a church festival
Tnc Wano Day mokca a quail deronie of
Mr Cablaanegrophlllam Taaeenrebrother
Iho subject caa ouly be plumbed practically
mid here U a golf between tho racti so
cially though wo grant that It ahould eTer
liaapannedby the bridge of charily and
Jnattcrv Houaton Journal
Soclalllfols the creation of Individ
uals No etatulo cn enforce social
tfjulty of any kind All that tho
frlondaoftho negro ask for him Is ab
Boluto Justice no more and no loss
Glvo him that and ho will aoou cease
to bo on object of charity to old or
wouldbe now master
Tub aaerrhanU exchanao aoema to hate
Hid tlmi aivMtondeenwater ogg and died
We nerermoiohearlU melodloua cackle
JDalla Tlmea
This ia unkind Tho Merchants
Kxohango ot Dallas won tho plaudits
of nil Texas by tho stand taken by Its
ruembora In favor of deep water The
lUslnow men of Dallas uro sensible
And progressive and know what Is
good for their town ami state if tho
xealestato owners of Dallas and U
jtawapapera wew poaseased of the en
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 27
ergy and acumen of Its business men
all would bo well with our sister city
The Cabinet
It begins to look as If President
Cloveland in tho selection of his cab
inet Intended a liberal recognition of
the South Tho fact Is should ho
do tho right political thing to do viz
glvo threo cabinet places to tho
South ho would do more to destroy
the hurtful political entity of tho
South and dissolve Its sectional
solidity than ho could in any other
way Indeed by thus recognizing
tho Bouth he would really ignoro it
And tho reason some Southern men
doubt tho wisdom or propriety of giv
ing three cabinet places tothoSouth
la becauso they are not yet free of the
Idea that tho South has Borne polit
ical purpose or hope not held In com
mon by all sections of tho Union
Tho Union la restored and
if Cleveland realizes this fact and
would mako It patent to Southern
men themselves ho should treat the
South exactly as ho does the
North the East or tho West
by selecting his cabinet with a view to
att djultablo distribution ot political
place and responsibility Tho Union
is restored and the South Is no
longer n partisan entity made solid by
IUdlcal tyranny and outrago but
simply a geographical distinction just
as tho North Is It would bo
strange if a Democratic president
should justify tho denunciation of the
South by IJlalno and perpetuate
sectionalism south of the Potomo by
exclusion of tho southern porttou of
the Union from a fair and just share
of Democratic responsibility for tho
administration of natioual ad alro
Abusing Railroads
Tho following from tho Vernon
Guard Is a littles llorld In stylo but It
has in it some golden truths which all
tho peoplo should ponder It would
not seem to bo tho passenger and
freight earning that mako tho rail
road accretions of wealth at which tho
demagogue rails for tho Houston
Texas Central road ono of tho popu
larly Hiipposed best paying roads In
tho state haa gono Into the hand of a
receiver Jay Gould tho pet target of
newspapers does not mako his mouey
out of the passenger and freight tarllld
of his roada In Texas and tho people
of this state contribute nothing direct
ly to hwcII hlo ogll eia but It Is tho
other stool gamblers whoso losses
mako Jay Goulda gatus Ills Texas
roads aro doing more far this Btato and
Its peoplo than this slate and Its peo
ple aro doing for Jay Gould and tho
men whoso capital he used to build
railroads In Texas Tho following la
An exchange publlahcd luu urcUoii of thla
atato that now cnoyH the advantage or a
perfect network of rallronda and which to
our knowledge haa been made uenlthy and
populouaby tbcao corpoinllona la now do
voting much or Ha time mid apaco to the
abuae or railroads nud railroad mannjera
WahitTeaeenTexaaand know wbatabowaa
In the dnya ot auld lane ayue or beforo her
broad domain waa apanncd by Iron bands
and electrlo wlrea Wo know that whore
then only the Indian and tho burmio wcro
tobetctnuow aland prond Hllcaandproa
peroualownalnwhOHebuay marts la heard Ihe
hum or commerce and luJuitry while tho
adjacent county la thickly doited In nil direc
tion with well tilled farma and homra
whore penco and plenty liuld their comt
lUllrouiU have been the prime ractora In the
bringing about of theas wonderful chnngea
and now for tho people to luvolco curtea
upon Ihem Is very much Uko the man who
Imt both nrma and waa dependent upon
o hera to feed him but with nil thai Mould
curao the hand that rlaced food and drink
to Ida ungrateful llpa ltallroada have been
tho moans or bringing hundred or thon
aanda or people to Term aa well na mllllona
of money and havo within tho lust dccmlo
mid half brought her forward from un ob
acuro reunion nd placed bor In tba foto
ni08t rank of the alaterhosd of atatea Tho
writer remember of cotton selling In the
county In which tho paper abuvo alluded to
la publlahod for lit e nnd alx cccta per pound
whru nt tho aama tlmo It waa worth sixteen
and eighteen ceuti In New Orleana llul
therowero norallroadaln Tcxia then and
the producer In order 10 get Ida notion to
market waa compelled to pay from jli to
115 per lule for having It hauled on ox
wagonato Jertereon tho head of steamboat
navigation and then pcrhapa wall montha
fornilaeln tho bayon or Ktd river beforo It
could beboalod down to New Orleana Yet
atranxelnenytheroaro old fogies whoalgh for
a return of thote days undatranger atlUtheN
are demagogues ahrewd man In one aense
wbe toikby erronvouacompailwos ud lalio
reasoning to Incite union the Ignorant a
feeling ofanlraaalty towarda rallroalt
Uniform TextBooks in Schools
For reasons that havo been stuled at
length In theso columns The Oa
zmru docs not consider tho adoption
of a uniform textbook system In the
lntorest of parents of children or of
tho publlo schools Experleuco has
proven tho Byatem a failure in other
statos that are giving It up or are try
ing to devlso menus for a remedy of
tho evils It brings Four largo school
book publishing houses control the
buslueialnthls country Theso homes
Van Antworp Bragg Co of
Cincinnati D Appletou Co
Harper Bros and Ivlson Phln
ney Taylor Co of New
Yorkaro iu n pool to keep up price
and competition is Impossible To
force tho atato or tho counties to
adopt a unllonu gystem of school
books for n number ofy eare is only to
perpetuate aud extend this monopoly
U ou the people and to compel tho
purchase of their publications at their
own priced
But If nnythlngmaybo ald In favor
of uniformity of textbooks tho ml
vantage Ja all In favor of state rather
than county adoption If it is advls
nblo to have tho same books used In all
school of a couuty the same argu
ment may be used with greater force
In favor of one system for the wholo
state for if uniformity la good then
tho greatest degrco of uniformity is
beat
i
Tho bill of Mr Yeager to secure
county selection of ecboolbooks is ob
jectionablo from many points It pro
vides for a textbook committee for
each county composed of school trus
tees and teachers who aro to be elected
by tho teachers and trustees from each
voting precinct They arc to adopt a
seiles of textbooks for use In their
respective counties for tho ensuing
llvo years but by a threefourths
voto they may at any time for good
reason revlso and change list as adopt
ed The lameness of this lost provis
ion Is patent The toxtbook commit
teo cannot be n permanent body
Schoolteachers do not usually con
tinue in ore community for fivoyears
and It would beau extraordinary thing
for tho Baruo men to continue as trus
tees for that time With tho removal
of teachers and the resignation or re
moval of trustees what bocomes of
the toxtbook committee And when
an emergeney requiring n change of
toxtbooks as contemplated in the bill
shall arise where la tho committee
which shall make that change The
dissolution of tho pool or tho oiler of
another publishing houso of c < ually
good and cheaper books would cer
tainly bo an emergoncy demanding a
revision of the list and In that event
who shall act
A committee composed and influ
enced largely by school trustees Is not
tho most competent to selectbooks to
be taught In school Theso trustees
though they should be of tho highest
Integrity impervious to corrupt Influ
ences that Inevitably will be brought to
bear upon them and governed by a
Blncere desire to beat advauce tho wel
fare ot the schools yet thoy aro not
fitted by education and experience to
muko tho wisest selection of tho best
books A state commlttco of emluont
and experienced educator permanent
In character and empowered to select
books for the entire state la far prefer
nblo to tho scheme devised by Mr
Yeager
The Gazette doubts tho wisdom of
cither plan but if wo are to have uni
form hooka they should bo uniform
all over the state and not lluctuate
with county boundaries Of two evils
tho lesser is to bo preferred nud for
thatroaBon tho uniform system that Is
opon to fewest objections is best and
that system Is ono that exteuds all
over tho state
Investigate and Vindicate
Thoofllclal or private citizen who
presumes to stranglo or obstruct In
vestigation Into tho management of
publlo Institutions whether It be tho
university or tho penitentiary allows
little respect either for tho reputation of
thoso churged with dereliction or for
tho purity and success of civil govern
ment Tho vindication or tho accused
or tho correction or the evils or negli
gent or corrupt management Is alike
Important It la not Impossible that a
conclentioua and palnetaklug commlt
teo may bo decolved or misled by
false or preludlced or Insufiicient
testimony Hence the Importanco and
necessity of that thorough Investiga
tion upon which Tjih Gazctti em
phatically insists In behalf tho public
The presumption tint cannot bo en
tertained is that tho legislative com
mltteo exceeded their clear responsi
bilities or that they noted corruptly
or with vlndlctlvcness The princi
ple and policy of tho law Is first that
It were better some guilty ones should
oscape than that nn Innocent man
should bo punished nud secondly
that the object of ipunlshmeut is to
repress crime and reform the offm
iter no less tho one than tho other
In no caso Is vengeance the policy of
the law Shall then tho wisdom and
humanity that ennoblo the civil gov
ernment of this commonwealth and
olevato American civilization so
broadly aud conspicuously above tho
Old World standard bo brought
to disgrace nud decay through
tbo brutality or corruption
of prisonkeepers and cuatcta or
through tho ueghgenco or participa
tion of higher state olllclals We do
not so interpret tho wishes and w 111 of
tho people of Texas The result of
carefully considered lecislatlou of
thorough rcvhlon nnd codification
tho criminal aud civil ktatutea of
Texas stand n model of completeness
in legislative wledom and with par
tial exceptions which the progress of
Jurisprudence itself wilt correct aud
harmonize is as a whole unsurpassed
even lu tho oldest statos ot tho repub
lic Let us see then where
theso penitentiary authorities aland
with reference to publlo law
In tho matter of treatment
and orison discipline aud their author
ity to puuish thoso under their charge
Bearing iu mlud that reformation is
ono of tho qbjeots of punlshmept the
laws Bovlsetl Btatutee articles 8553 to
8586 are designed to secure to tho
convicts moral instruction to provide
for their health nnd to extend to them
such oomforUi as are consistent with
their situation they shall bo treated
with humanity suQloIeut food of
wholesome quality shall be furnished
to all ehallinot bo required to work
oa Sunday nor to work beyond their
strength shall bo taught to read nnd
wrlto shall be rewarded for good con
duct etc The punishmentthal may
be piCKiilxd by Me commManen
shall consist of closor imprisonments
confinement in Irons deprivation of
privileges and other punishments
o llk > character Whipping
atall not be mortcd to cxeept vpon the
tpcelat order of thr commiwionera in
particular caBe3 Now as to tho au
thority of tho ofllcers guards etc
Rev Stat nrts 33 11 ot e q The
commissioners of penitentiaries shall
in conjunction with nnd by tho ap
proval of the governor take such
measures and adopt such rules and reg
ulations not inconsistent with the lair
of the etalc for tho control nnd man
agement etc and such rules and
regulations shall bo binding upon all
onicers etc 3hey shall be
made with a view to carry out the pen
cralprinciples on which the penal taws
arc founded and the designs for which
tho penitentiary system Is estab
lished Ail theso rules etc
sllall be printed nnd distributed among
tho convicts Tho commissioners shall
meet monthly and Bhall report
monthly to tht govtrnor the general
condition and management ot the con
victs eto and oue shall visit tinti in
rpecl at leant twice in each month to
to examine Into all complaints pre
ferred by a convict to make special
reports to the governor when required
and to take immediate measures to
correct any abuse when found sub
stantial thoy aro also to examine
conduct of superintendent etc when
alleged improper and report to tho
governor nnd may at disoretlon re
movo any oflicer or employe appointed
by them etc These commissioner
have been superseded by directors
with equivalent powers It Is tho
duty or tho superintendent to visit
tho convicts dally converse kindly
with them endeavor to produce In
them a spirit of reformation nnd
shall kcc that they arc humanely and
properly treated
All underofllcere overseers and
guards aro subject to tho orders of tho
superintendent nnd shall in all thiaga
comply with Indirections
We have thus at some length given
our readers tho principal provisions of
tho law on this subject in order that
nil may Bee where tho responsibility
rests nnd how far the helplest convicts
aro rightfully punished If tho report
of tho legielativo committee be not
shown to bo falso tho grave responsi
bilities for brutalities so grossly in
violation of tho humnno provisions of
our code unreported and unpunished
for nearly two years will bo found to
rest far abovo tho heads of the
direct perpetrators of tho crimes
It will hardly bo contended that tho
brutal perpetrators of such crimes
agalUBt tho laws should escape convio
tlon nor that tho outraged dignity of
the commonwealth should go un vindi
cated however high tho transgressors
may have been elevated by a credulous
but betrayed public
Tls Saddncfo
Waco Examiner
Lfouta preaching purity to Tun Ga
zette ia awful It shows to what won
derful depths tho Forts great dally has
descended
A Itcluctnnt Admission
Dallas Times
Tin GAZKrra Becma to bo turning
her paddlewheels aud startlug up
stream iignlu There has evidently
been a few eldes of bacon thrown In
the boilers
There Ought to Ba
Chicago Herald
T h tueg ram frou Albany saying
that there Is a great deal of loud talk
in ravor or Allen G Thurman for a
cabinet position Is probably true but
there will ben good deal more loud
talkou thelth of March lrhls uamo la
not found among tho seven
The Swelling Frog of tho Urnzos
Waco Rxauiluer
When that dreary little country vll
lage Bort Worth gets a ono hundred
thousand dollar courthouse she
may
± l0 1 a tUe 6eutIou from
w it tU thcn
however sho must
cultivate tho
grace of patience if it is
not
tdwajB conveulent to notlco her
Sclmrz iu Texas
Chlcaio Herald
Carl BcIium was met at the depot in
m1t0n Tex bv u gluout of
militia a brass band and tho citizens
In carriages There Is more Joy in
VwVe ono lMt Schutl turuid to
the fold than
over ninety aud nine
cornfed Democrats who Lover went
Borellug in n8 Shame
Dallas Times
Ah ha I Fort Worth
never had a
cotton swindler who got un interna
tonsl trouble IlkoBaSm ft tK
city like Dallas to get a
up a good oUe
It a man were to Eteal tl
e whole Fort
tradK 0 U8dt e could not to S
l fnro no Pr ° vlslon In our
reaties win fn
Imi for freK Eovernmeuts pro
t hoettra < ll on ot men
guilty of misdemeanors
Hudlns fault Ulth Ueinocratlo Art
BtLonlsaioboDemocrat
The tickets for the Inauguration ball
d6fs of Liberty hutiThi
extending her
I nY18try nd ffl
vhs
ivf Jf be aclURl relations of tho
58101
t08al l Interests i
n
would be
more
appropriate woahouli
say toienrweut them tAinVto ii
woods with tho Koddea In dosj nol
suit and P r
carrying a shotgun
Ladies approvi
Little Joker
ot
your smoking
CHEAP COLUMN
AdnrihemenU under thlt head leUt be rn
intaiai the rate of five cniU aUnt each tmn
llon teven word to the line Ao arfrertbrnmiC
interltd or leu than tunt4flve cent ISxrUtt
ifflA whom we luive no nmnln7 account tnuitpay
Ol adixmce
1KltSONAU
OH QUIET HaIIIT
wlMica to join another in renting a good
room Address Ep Uatette ofllce
UNDEK
WAHNINaTOTHErUHrICI
stand that parties are going around to
peoples bouses reprorentlnc themselves aa
my agents soliciting work to clsan and dye
goads I want Ittobeunderstood I employ
no agents nor am I responsible for nny work
clven to such My oniyplaco lorrecelvlng
work li oorn < r Third and Taylor streets
II IoriABxr
WANTKI > VKS1A11S HICLi
WII1TK OK COIOIIEI
WANTED general housework ago not
under is Wngea low but good home Ad
dress Q 13 t > Onrelle office
LADY
AGENTS FOR
WANTED
iaeen Protector daisy
atocklngam
aktrt bupporters Bhonldorbraces buttles
bosom forms dreia shields safety belts
sleevaprotectors etc I entirely new devices
unprecedented profits wo have 500 ngonla
maklna IU > monthly Addres wlth stamp
K U Campbell < k Co J Bouth May street
Chicago
INTELLIGENT KNEIt
WANTEDAV good address and aome
business ability to lntrodueo to tho trade
nnd conaumora of this county Madams
Deans i o ebrated Hplnal Supporting Co runt
splendidly advertised and highly lecom
mended To the right party 172 u month will
he paid Address with rifercnea Lewis
bchlelo 4 Co 3v0 Droadwny New York
WANTKIJ MALK HELP
v
W ANTED TWELVE FIKSTCLASS
atonn maous Aptly nt new Court
house Weaiberford SUUIken Leo Conn
li
WANTKD IIP AllDiU3
TiKOANTVnONT ROOM FURNISHED
or unfurnished with board In One reil
utnee convenient to business where tnero
nr no children and only u few boarders
Address A 1 X caro Gatottc
BOAUDERH WANTEDANYONK
wlshluggood board will do well to call
HiNo 12Ulhruckmoiton atrcet Will rent
two front rooms furnished or unfurnished
Also a coodstnblo Good references slven
Mrs KM luraell
TWO OR THREC YOUNG MEN CAN
bo accommodated with board and larue
airy rooms In n good neighborhood Address
M thla ofUco
WA NTKT > M WCKMytllKO US
VrrANTKOIF YOU WANT WOItK OK
YV nny kind or II you want help oi any
kind apply to ihlR oillje We can furnish
vou auy kind of tie p In a reasonable length
of tlmo Intelligence nnd Employment
Olllcn mJMnln aucel DnllasTex
WANTKDA BUYER FOR A MILL
that Is dolce a good and prorjUbto busi
ness well situated Cause lor Belling Tho
owner detrts to change his location For
parllcularj uildrets u c 1 caro of Gazette
office
TA BVltUAlNWANTEDA UUYEIl
for a confectionery and Icocrrim panor
A2
tuu best stand Iu the city Lnuso fur selling
rnrt oa wlah u ifayo the city lor tba North
by March 1 Will bo sold at a bargain Ai
ply at corner of Second and Main or address
I O lockbox S57 Fort Worth
J J ISOWX to SWWJ acres of pasture land
in n solid body and fronting on lasting
water I prefer lo deal directly with owners
JamosB Simpson Dallas lox
IIOOMS FOR ltKNT
TTtOR RENTTHREE FURNISHED rooms
i atssench por month Apply to J W
wiandloy noilhwsit corner publlo f auaro
TJ10R RENTA NICELY URN1BIIED
ro om w h aoulheni oxiiosure large
fftiV oiof t a le lJ corn er sxtu andJonli
atreetoratK H Ilarnesgrocery store
WFXL F U R N Id II K DFUR RENT
n nlBrii0 lPd We venlllaled rooms on
cornc Fourth and Grove
streas
OKFICKS rem HUNT
RENT
FOR rooms
VERY I ESI RAIILE
lints S09 Houston street
0 lt ltETIWKILlHOS
FOIt RENTA COTTAGE roIlNPlt
treei SJ d Wh KO Rusk
noil RENT
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS
l servants
J 3 kitchen and
room nn Wot
a icoVrovin < imc °
CJALEOR IlKNTA
kj handsomely llnlshedNEW
NEW RESIDENCE
on South side
PKiw i101 railroad reserTatloo one
block
from street car Haa u rooms J largo
lit itoxu Wln will icon TeSndahaMg
not rent l nnv but r
aponHble parties Address lock box 27J
Q It SALh OITr ItKftt KSTATS
R0tt5iL BAHGA1NA NEW TWO
A alory honao eight rooma two bath
ff JSfrnr iot feet qtiaTif Part Ume
If desired Addrcaa R E A Oatette offlceT
IjlOR ALE3000 NORTHWEST TIVAR
JL A atelief Foft Wort
IVj Kj tj KLLANJiOrrB
FTxd AM AUrHoTT
j ikcu and instracted hy an order mnjiA
at the renular
February
term of the coni
nlsslonera court of Callabnn
oountv t i
towHcrtlseln the Fort Worth DailvfjA
ateu in the
counties oTFloydmd Hal T
7Bw iJenUWckwlck ewisund E
KEMOVALDR8 UROILEi GRAM
mer have removed their offlco to rMria
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