Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
DEMOCRACY'S DAY.
TNaeiy ThsuaSEd Psspis Listen 10
krsumEEss fer Tariff BsieYm 10
New YsTk City,
Secretary Fa'rchtd SUD Speaker CARLISLE
are the Orators q the Occasicn-Tns
subj set Of Their Oretions.
A BIG DEMONSTRATION.

before TIE SUB treasury in Wsll street an
Inc su5ge Quens procession up town weT
fully equal to TIE hopes Of the manager:
The mee'ipg was pIeeided over by Jo
seph j. O'Donohuo. When Secretary Fir
child srose re WAS welcomed with rGa
Of applause.
Secretary F4i-chEid ssid: "When bsv
fhe hCGor Of thus addressing you fee
/ am speaking 20 the Waole country, 10
you represent and are in touch with In
busiGess ESQ bu'icess men og every PER
OF ihe u 1iou. Whatever is well for tn
men Ct &ainr, 90 California. q MinEss1
II, Of TeXas and re Ca.OdGas, is vel
fer y1u; $40 TEst is bad Tor you is oe'
for lie u, | kEGW we are Cttea told yCG
welfare is I0t the 77e ifsre Of some p2Tt
CT the cou0tr., but l have ut yer beer aCl
to d ID yeseCn 20 support this state OeEt
Coed cCoGonlicSi government, p-OsperC1
business, sG's currency and low tsxstici
are well Tor the While couniIy-EIe We
for esch SDd every part OF the country
Oae par; Of it caanos suffer in any o
thGss respects without Instant comIuai'
cAtron Ct tas III - every paes."
TIE SecEet2ry esen wen. ito the his'
tory End
POLICY OF BOND BUYING
and deposit Ig l. national DaDke, at
gave figures chewing the 1mounE o.
bonds IhAS rkd bsCl purchased. lie ssij
up 10 The Is. Of tnis October alI OF the
pes ce4s. bonds outstanding ~ tie be.
ginning Of {hlG administration 1874 1919 >.
500 bsd been retired, cad in addition
$9l 923, 240 OF and Al per cent. bonds s;
cost; or Ia Ell theIe has been applied TO
retire ment AID purchase OF bonds $3.50,
92t, 5l8; End the total interest bearing
dehs erpesrlpg il the September deol
statement is UuGer the 81 coo. 600, eco
msrk, tha fIs: time in Gsuersslon thai
It hts no9 taEe1 Ten 6sures 80 express IT,.
BV force Of untoGsra circumstances the
Cf6;e which 1 happen TO fiji is
one OF the Most important factors
in the ceurtTy's busipess. II is not
right that this should be the case ana
believe that another term CT Democratic
administration with Congress pledged to
support 1t in wise measures would result
in such retor as substantially to
eliminate the Treasury Department from
your sff8irs, thus curing sn S0normal
condition which has within i9s possibili
ties great injury TO Legitimate business
ind great WrOlss whenever the head CT
that depar msns maybe uuwise or un-
this condition should exist. Il is
THE MISSION AND DUTY
OF the Democratic psrHy 20 pus an end to
IL In some quarters fetr has been ex-
pressed lest trou5le should be caused
when the government. might Suddenly
withdraw its deposits. csl !m8gine 70
state Of sfaiAs under which ii would be
necessary to do this suddenly The
amount deposited ii low sooui s57 0OG,
909, AID The government clearly s5oWa
INST 8 Secretary % the Treasury need
never suddenly call fcr this money
or cal FOR IL IL way TO cause emohr-
rxsmenG 10 general business. II must
be remembered these deposits are not
like ordinary deposits, but that tie
bonds are gwen 10 tbs government SIS
securities which, when the bark repays
its deposits, it can at once sell to the
government On fuch terms as will give
ihe bank from % 20 so per cert. moe
joao.1ie money :kan the government
GgrosiJ gave It 2"
When Mv FtircliId foished
HR. CARLISLE WAS INTRODUCED,
6 ID ne also Vas warmly greeted. He
TAD Mr. FaircEiid had y zen Of the iDd-
nate business relations oXisGing between
the people in various psrts of the coGn-
try and Of the dependence Of each local
community for Its OWL Prosperity upon
ths pfo: perity OF sll others. THINK this
Is the csse now TO greater extent than
ever bst3ra IN CUR history. Ole Ct the
most beUs fetal results CT toe Lsst presi
den sitl election was ne ssstBb Isl msnt If
harmonious rtlstiors, Bocisl, political and
COpmelc!Gl, betReeT tae pes pie OF ei
pSrs OF the CCuntTF, and especially
between the people q tna north aud the
south. The soC.sl and commeZc!rl
intercourse between the people Of these
two sections has never been so close ano
intimS.e cs II is now. Gha union o!
stateB was neVe- so sttong as IL is to day,
and it is strcLg because the people ev>ry-
where feel they ere once more citizens CT
q free government, government which
will treat them justly and fairly. The
north hab never had SO good
MARKET IN THE eoUTH
for lis produces Is 1t has now, and the
south has never had the use of so much
northern capital as 1t hts now. 1. is not |
too much 10 Ssy mat II the policy which !
has largely conouced 90 produce these |
bene fetal results shall DE continued four |
years longer 1t will be impossible Tor any |
political party to secure power by sppea.- |
ing 10 the pajudices Of one section of the |
country or one race of people sgsinss |
another section or rsce. l believe IL |
there W re no other ressors for the re-
sleGtion CT Grover Cleveland ss President |
Of the Uniied S ases tee fact that |
MS administration has inaugursted |
"a era of good will between
the different sections ard different races
would be SIMPLY sufficient. That 1t is the
deliberate purpose of the leaders Of the
Republican party to reopen the sec ionNl
md race sgitstios which WAS sllsyed by
ne election Of Mc. Cleveland must be ap-
parent to every one who properly con-
'idsCs the present sltust!ol. Alresdy
bills and resolutions which must iIe
itshiy have that eject have been intI0-
iGsed In the Republican SeDste, AID
heis passage is earnestly urged by ths
ea4leSen whose coUlsels Esve
CONTROLLING INFLUENCE
With theic party. Sectional agitation aad
trise necessarily mean business depsee-
ion TO greater or less extent. Since
ne inauguration OF the Democratic az
Illustration the people OF the country I
ave been st peace with esch other aud
ae coUsSe % business in every section {
Is been sseGiaf and prosperous. Cspt- 1
N from the north has found profitable )
eds for iryest;neEt in the south, and the q
.rnings CT The south has been freely eX-
ended In the purchase OF the
acducts OF the nCrth. Aided
? northern investment and northern S
;2erierce and ssiM railroads have been
Mines opened and developed,
enterprises set on foot in =
Early every quarter o. the south, snd sill u
coo great entesDripas Sre fourishiDg n