Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-02
BAILEY vs.. MARTIN.
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RsD. SariGH Martin Address tbs
VsteIs CT Ceiiin CsuH,y.
Bailey Upsns tie St.cuas.nn E1d ia foi
lowrd b. Martiu-BoIh spesenss "ea
Received.

Resolved.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Oct. THE az
nounceuent tlet Hoa. j.. ". Bailey q
Gainesville .nd hon. Marion Marin
would address tae sovereigns CT Collin
drew 9 large c:cwG.
Hon. P. B. Ma3e, chairman CT the
Democratic executive committee, ossiss'
ed By Hor. II. A. Finch in beh.lt CT the
Democracy arranged with Colonel D. W
D. Hayes Of The Union Labor, Colonel
John johnson snd Frank Donald, repre-
sentirg the opposition TO the regular
Democracy fof & Joint debste between
the gentlemen. Bon. J. W. Bailey open
ed the discussion. He said the Democratic
psrtY had buried the prohibition issue and
will bury the man who attempted
to raise IL. While 1 come believip e
that the success OF my party and the
good CT my country are inseparable. yet
still advocate tbs right Of every sufraglss
to cast his ballot
as HK WILLS.
Recently thers have grown up SO many
issues and echenes that Il now becomes
necessary to demCLs!ra G that the Demo
cratic party is the bes. is the party Of the
IeOple and II thu constitution. Msny Of
ga evils with Effect our times, -..., u,
the vsgsriss, mach CT the Confusion acw
used By demGgCgues arise from the fac
that the Democracy did not adhere closely
to It's constilu ional teachings.
The speaker here touched upcD the i'm
pNrfrrrQ ~ aihcrtpr 70 nroritrs,O,n
greatness, instencing the Blair Edpcs
tionsl bill as the GROWING empire Of
the age. We do rot object to tht
beneficial Advantage O: education, but t.
the construction Of the constitution
assume
CONTROL OF ~ SCHOOLS.
The speaker dRelt ct some length upon
the teachiGg CT the earlier fathers, in the
course of which he stid: "rhe safety
Applause. Infraction and revolution Of
10 Gay bscuiae IN sgreem mt tomorrow,
and soon the written constitution becomes
a favor. The grSye IS the portal to a bet
ter life, but the God Ct nations has sent
no Messiah to revive decsit and broken
constitution. We ought TO teach. CIR
= ~ - = HGA-y AOCAICl IN Dsi4lCiC@
mag come aGd &C, but 8 party foaudsd OF
principle will stand the creek Of time.
Since Mr.. Cleveland eays the reduction
and revision Ct the tariff has become the
all absorbing topic ia the workshop, CD.
the farm snd in tho 0fiice, the worst 10.
llTy il that while the tsrlff sskes millions
from the taxpayer TO hosrd in the guy
plus, but it leev3s
THE PRIVILEGED CLAssE5
70 add stuI mure 10 tbs eXtofLio3. The
Democratic administration between 1850
and 1860 was the most prosperous decsle
in the history Ct the country. The
farmers wealth consists in his lspd
and live STOCK and crop. Under Demo-
cratic rule in ten years this wealth
increased Is per cent. and now
they come with mortgages covering the
homes CT oar countfymen. But, they
say, we g . Tar, # 10 protect lEbtr
This is q new cry. IL was not pretended
when the tariff wSs first epscted .hSt il
protected labor or was for inst purpose
The price of labor, ike The price CT every
tltng else, depends upon the lay Of
SUPPLY n DEMAND.
The truth was TCli when i. YVES stated
thst the msrufacsCrleS got practically the
sole benef from the tariff The Dsmo
cratic principle was the greatest good tor
the greatest number. Ins tariff was E
reversal Ct this principle, and is for the
greatest good ior the fswest NUMBER, as
under ito working about \ snd a quarter
billions Of dollars over and above q fsir
End legitimate prCfi fell into tie
pockets Of tue protected manufacturers
annually. M wonder these men c0uid
crown the Ellis OF Pennsylvania With
bkTonial homes ard rent castles in Sco:-
iSnd for tleir summer pleasure, and Sill
Discontinued politicians come 20 the
honest farmers begging them to betray q
psrty which hiss ever been true; but taeT
reckon without their host. Applause
1 want to eaY TO the Union Labor party
that the ana thing which they sre
charging sgairst the Democratic south,
their speakers north are charging sgs!nsf
the Republicans OF the north. T1ey hold
the Democratic pLgty responsible for the
fsliute - fep3al bad laws AID enact
good ones, buG tley know, or ought 10
know, that the Democratic party hiss not
had control Of the L gis!ature. There are
two men, one who waats all laws made
for him and one who wants no lsH ct all.
MARION MARTIN HEARD FROM.
Hon. Marion Martin said: "che gen
tleman mss disappointed me In not rsler |
ring to the grest issues looming up M
hairs have grown srsy in fights for the |
Democracy. MIR. Bailey has discussed
the tariff in 6 few instances, In not ad- ;
vocating the Blsi- bill, out the Dem 1cracY
has scted the coward in pigeon-holiag it. |
These ere not the questions OF the hour. |
For more than one-hslf century the
Democratic plstform declared Congress
hsd no power to charter a bank. Thomas
JEFF told the people that this was !
the most dangerous thing to q govern
ment, this monopoly Of money. Must
say tbs. the money power has taken the pen
AID erased every plank from the Demo, |
cratic platform save the tariff. And how
is 1t that German and Watterson e1u
Morrison we've locked up in the room
thirty six hours in which to find English |
to
DECEIVE 81 PEOPLE.
What g spectacle! Is it got to this, that
9 people hssn's got sense enough to in |
terprst their plstform as they asd to pu.
in pIsnks as Interpreted by the Presi-
dents message. They said LET'S put In
that we are in favor Of the Mills bill,
but they were Changing it every day SO
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