Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-02
cleveland Tears the
LII the Plutocrats
.s7 OF THEIR POWER
/ Election Of a President Of The
4 States By cOuuptiug
: volor--lf FREQ suHraGans Are
i Words Spoken viii Fire
In, and Determine Their
Sn...Thu Speech in Full.

Nov. l.-Grover Cleve-
More the Business Mems
association in LennoN Ly-
Ian avenue and Fifty-ninth
Limo his entire attention 10
4 and predictions Of Repub-
which were Chased upon
Y that party to purchase
the people, with money
Il by protected manulac-
nee numbered about $500.
n was handsomely decor
~ Seventh regiment band
tbe music. Thomas j.
escorted the ex-president to
Cleveland was enthusias-
red again and again. Men
hats and small American
4 eagerly from the hands
me boxes. Cleveland bowed
in acknowledgement. The
II renewed vigorously when
business was gone through
Edward Simmons intro
|tx-president who said;
A-lTlzENs:-We have nearly
last hours Of discussion in
characterized by many un-
IS and incidents. | VEN
ertion that never in the
Of anyone here present has
|.lial canvass been car
such lack Of noise and
and in such an apparent
q popular thoughtfulness.
ually the condition, and II
In really thoughtful, IL is u
satisfaction on the part of
tican citizen, for ii must be
ration 10 the exercise OF the
arage which is tile founda-
tbopo for national perpetuity
ban complain Of u political
tch represents the cOnsci.
I'D clear conviction OF
tity Of our people.
#ese convictions prevail
Il misfortune or fault
II 1t is defeated because
6les II advocates are not
VA by our voters or II under
VI ot accepted. II we assume
pietness Of this campaign is
~ 10 thoughiiulness among
'|t and q deliberate sense OF
nty in the exercise of their
1bere would seem to be no
par or misgiTlng as to the re-
part Of those who support
y principles. In exactly the
~ are involved in the
campaign these princi-
p presented two years
|foiers Of the country and re-
4 endorsement by a tremend-
y. Since then the drift Of
lon has been in our direction
primes opposed to ours have
nan ever discredited. 1t
oeded Tat the disinterested
lge left the ranks of our op-
joined our standard are ex-
numerous and influential.
lhat We with all these
p lavor are still not abso-
q success, would be start
lld not know the desperate
liable methods which CON
our opponents, vanquished
sument worthy of presenta-
' reason of our country
lppealed to their passions
ces through the distribution
l1pudent lies concerning
md action g. Of our party and
Is . This, however, Is not
'eIanee nor is it our great
II Is a confession most
70 American citizens that
20 thoroughly entrenched In
itself so clear
ii =! of patriotic Amer
!! near predictions OF Re-
cess based upon the ability
/" purchase the votes OF
A little reflection.
10 me, cannot fail
the American con-
! wickedness as well as the
lIeioauohed suffrage. It.isa
i'lon That our government
70 the principles upon
! ! when in its operation 1t
ne honest and Intelligent
. people.
PES not its vigor and its
! gone and it remains but
'ahee OF a free government,
ana most doformed plan Of
i deluded mankind. 1t
'jVlger defend the rights Of
lghis viii be forgotten In
! oestowal OF favors. II
longer be Il proud manifes-
strength and virtue of A
ecause it will only be n
i S,S,rament Of craft and sell
VINO Of all those
'e our government
10, 70 bless the American
snent mankind, will deny
upton Of our suffrage payes
Use candidates. The time
me me when those who see
ipg OF this Corruption
beyond 1t and beneath
en,deayor TO discover
u our danger and
which give It deadly
', mas its source in tbe
:, y our government 10 the
I, limited and special in
~ me invitation thus ex-
.lslclpate the continuance
srnment OF favor In
IA ior support. The
v;i,, II are greed and
I. ,', ing to prostitute the
:. W t,Syp-o topecuniary gain.
" these considerations
~ n9ss 9nnaturalln the situa-
~, si,,5.naing canvass. when
ba.,ile id 70 temptation and
- 1pon the broad
fhe nv patriotism that should
/, 'n rl'. citizenship and when
bolsS 2iAt where they are
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