Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-20

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any tariff law. know this much. the
Democratic party would hc entirely
content to permit every workman WHOSE
wages has been increased since the
passage Of the Mckinley bill 70 vote
the Republican ticket Il our opponents
Will consent that all those whose wages
HAVE NOT BERN INCREASED
shall vote the Democratic ticket aud
upon that basis we will carry the coun-
try by a million majority
Coming 10 the force bin Mr. Hill
said. "Ihero Is On issue in this CAM
paign OF equal II not greater impor-
lance than mo tariff, which
affects the rights and liberties Of
every citizen. The Republican party
seems irroyocably committed 10 the
passage Of the Federal election bill gem
orally known as the force bill and al
though II must be- evident 90 the most
/ patriotic and thoughtful members OF
that organization that It is piece OF
/ political ioolishness, only cQualod
| by It's mendaoity, there has appeared
Tor them no escape from It's advocacy
81 have not the time to-nightto enter
| into any elaborate presentation Of the
details of the bin. 1t is sufficient Tor
US TO know that the only purpose OF the
measure is control i6r partisan nd
vantage Of our elections. state and
Federal Federal elections cannot well
~ uegulaVeu ana eontrVlleu Wltnout
interference WIN state elecuonsi ihey
| are alhoat inse parHoie where hclu At
'he III, same uhle'
| nc eNisullE teuera elect'uh law
oslu y "re " proNNlons' lose,oer with
tns 1anger OF the ehaetment OF lore9
plll' nave already oompoilea several
suaNs 70 teparale smle elections lrom
eolg resslonal ana pre7iuential eiec'lons
az AIRY "a l'ense ei,T srSaV iny"i.syn'
cue 70 the p,ople, our elseuun
icc,ins 1,,i1 w, "a ,, li'
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M. ~, ~ nC,,,,, ~ -, ct'.e,,s
Whleu nave existed lor a cehlutyi ana
places an elections ~ inc mercy OF rcd
srai 9illclals VINO hola Once ior me
lhe Dlii Is a desperate euorV 20 prop
up tne lHlllhe fortunes OF once great
poiucai party u was conceived IN
pouueh luminosity ulgoa Ifom lhe
narr9west and worst motives, ana Is uh,
worthy " plhce alu9ns the statutes Oh
the ,., american rep9pll''
ne DemoeraHc party desires
FREE, HONEST, FAIR ELECTIONS
| cvcrv,yhorc. II desites Thorn not inerely
because they would inurn 10 its benefit.
but uDop the unselfsh and HIGH ground
tbnt they are essential 10 the preservn.
tion of our free Institutions our PARTY
has suffered much in the past from the
corritpt and tytnnpiral election methods
of our adversary. Mo Republican party
ia q marty Of wealth. phioerucy .corpoi-
ate influence and protected monopolists
Our party Is OF he plain people: men OF
moderate means.
TtfE HONE AND stNrw
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H. t,r',,,i,i},,n ,@Dtv mo south 4.
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logal .Ir,,iJ III 10 vii ,yo,.l n,,t
i i,l .o,,,i an5 attc,. nrobi.,ns In own
way without injury 10 tho colored race.
injustice to the North or
the Republican party or danger
to the elective franchise Ia
any event the majority f the American
people will never approve a measure
which threatens their liberties, legal
lies uniairness and absolutely guaan-
tees partisan Victories 70 an unscrupu-
lous party that darcs enact IT,
The speaker then went into state
matters and closed as follows:
Fellow citizens need not urge you
10 the performance OF your full share in
this campaign Kings county was new
or known TO nag in It's duty. The IN
| tcrest involved demand the grcA.-
est sacrifices and our highest
and best efforts ~ is the
welfare of the old Democratic party
which We all love so we'll, which H. at
stake. plead not for individuals, but
for the cause. In great contest like
tni7 men are 9anis a. ,.''v , ,rs
e a',s aS, MIX; md onr pr.ncipies can
1 wv P,rtraiI ,yitboat eleeiing our candi-
d nd The contest may be severe
o,,e INT ID much more viii b. the Vic
V ,nry II r. wa Win. Have no uneasiness.
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