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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

become contaminated bg ihe vice. II
would not b. very diiicalt 70 ir'es 4
Law providing that before any snch
bond shall be circulated il shall hr-t
receive the oertideate II the attorney
general ihat Il was executed IN eonp-l-
ance with law. and then have plac q On
il the comptroliers certificate inai y
was duly registered In his Oiiice. When
they have gone through this process
Of Investigation. and bar 20 the
world the certificate Of the high
esq law officer that they arc
valid, they wiI sell at par bearing
a low rate Of interest. When such
bonds are issued they should show the
stamp Of public faith pledged 70 their
unconditional payment, so as 70 protect
the people Of the present and posjeriiy
from useless. questionable burdens and
20 insure investors that all public Sc
curities having the name Of Texas on
them are good. and that all technicah-
ties aud siAins q fraud have been re-
moved from them When show you
ibatI hold here in my hand list Of
bonds issued by eleven different coun-
ties and towns, held by one non-resi-
dent investor WHOM good faith paid par
for them. and that upon tcchnicaliues
and other involving constitutional
questions. and the authority 81 those
who issued them as we'll upon which
their payment has been refused. and
cour1 proceedings resUrted 10 by which
10 defeat their just payment, then you
can understand the chagTln that l, a a
citizen and an officer Of the
state.ove the subject, and viii
appreciate the i1een desire ui
every honest mGu 10 have those abroad
as wen as our peDnle at home protected
from such humiliation and wrong. The
intentedly the platform can
not deprive the people from bonding
themselves 10 the full extent Of public
necessities within constitutional author
ity' but IL viii insure them against
abuses and secure a reduction Of the
rate Of interest and avert one Of the most
serious dangers threatening the inter
esta Of posterity. Why any man, ex-
ceut reckless boomers. can object 10 our
public securities being made absolutely
valid, am unable 10 understand. For
ono. ] want them restricted 10 abso-
lutte public necessities. / want them
valid beyond question, and ! want them
10 bear the lowest possible raie Of inter
EST on which they may be hoated AT
par; and then, as matter Of common
honesty, TO say nothing Of pride and
policy. ! want 70 see every dollar OF
them promptly paid. without their
having 10 wade through d mesh-w0rk Of
techuicalities in the courts Of the
country 70 The injury Of the people AMI
the loss Of the holders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

De state constitution provides f,r
he organization Of COUNTIES citi.e ~
owns eae iog the erection Of ,3eess5s5.,,
paolle buildings institutions. nnais 49,
sireets II limits ihc power "a tayatioS
a. 70 each q those sIb-divisior. IA - !,
slate, pnoscrihes the measur,, oi in5ebt-
e-less, aud makes them an subiert ~
~ lslalEe regulation. Therefore n
ctnnot be a violation 81 fusdaF,e,tsi
pfihelpies OF tho intero ference with ia
gay seii'government for the lerislatbr,
lo eAercisa legitimate pt,wer eynr,ssi,.
conferred upon it BY ihe Dem crs,i,,
eptsii.ailoo. The purpose Of our piat.
llFia IN DECLARING 90 this subject i n
prevent the eSfravagant issuarce ~
sleh bonds 80 that they may n0t eNr,.f5
2 acessasy public demands or r,ps,i,,,.
'lonal hni'ations. y In aar i,,sr,.,..s s,,cb
t'anas e1ceod lrsbiic necsssi,ies tb.,e
- eNtfsvagant and impose unjust nnr-
e,'as efon the taxpayers Of th6 ps.,s,n,
= SCI az those Of iha future. II thev
,lqiate conaiiipilnnal limitations they
iia void, The public faith Il bfsIse, ~
sess.,fs are deceived. and ali other -.
elsi,'es q a similar nature. without ~
'i'eS' :" mo snesuoa ~ their VALIDITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

acres o. laid, from viii thee derive
from Irish tenants an eaal rental ri
over Fifty seven million slele
than two thousand men ~ % thafi.4i
estate q scotland. IN lgisl oi. 81
the hanis d few Fil presents D
pitiabie condition Of a 4pe rishad
people. large portion rArm ire
permitted 10 cle out ahio er4--
tenee In 10000 cabin toat win.
dows. In the great q d NsF Yotk
81 over two million it1rf tne
census shows only 3 OK 81 own
cfs. Land monopoly 10 So sn
and distress aTnong The fses l--
troys patriotism; biee- .Ii-ai.
No government ever surtltes Iaue
happiness or peace thai rrit
existence. The Bible aes L tal-
liable lesson on this line ai7r fbe
pitiahle condition Of Tn q 2 fn7ee
In ard around Jerusai f ere
hundred years before Y rfstiau era.
caused by the grasping Sly 3 srd
spectators. On the thara 70
the philauthrOpic gorel M ar lis
commission Of the king PSF b.
was met BY the complai h's Bsbule.
VINO used the following - -e
I'VE have moi gagged 5r laigf 70 huv
corn because Of the de- vi hs.a
borrowed none for the n- trlBdg
and that upon our lands nevrHs
Yet NOW our hesh is as i-s tesh u orr
brethren, our children D. .r shlia-
rem, and lowe brings in lllaea our
sons and our daughters 60 ~ faHfs
and some Of our danghis d 4rauabi
into bondage already: lhar b .f it
our power 80 redeem ,sae flr olLer
men have our lands rl1e5afls.
lSee Neham ian. chap. 5 l-s
In view Of Well-knoW slaisat ava
modern history upon at e %
land m0nOpolies, is ii nt i-is f5- tie
maudlin septimenialitie ln1c1!F eE-
pressed from the stamp SD 1nash
The press Of the c0untr, INNING gr.el Z
over the so-called distu r 1 lall 4
titles 10 ceAse and retI 10, ar abl.d I
bushes al shame. For . regard 4
the encruachments Of 1a ceil.t.l- 4
tons, the precursors Of l gIalgluly Z
among the most desper cons aans I
that confront the Amer 20 people ao- /
pay. The manhood Of ras hare IS I
IN their power now 10 Or let 1lstlfliv
from the terrible tat threatening 4
their Liberties from this sros. WIN ]
they 90 il. They will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

Our platform pronounced IN favor u
ile unlimited free coinage OF diver.
and ior graduated Income lax. A.
These stra federal questions. 1he marry
could haze Gadgea thcm without iu,-
irlprleiy. Some good meu contend
iAry are undcmucrutc L'ts s,e. For
years the Democracy OF Texas has de-
clltreo ior the free coinage Of silver.
our senators aud canerassuian have al-
ways voted iur H.; yes even Tor 1he last
tlll presented on that question -bi.
year, aud The national Democratic MAJ
ilrm declares 1ug IT, Examine ths m,
platforms. and with a political rnirr,-
scope you cannot fnl q o1aG5ct hsfW..-,,
Aatm, The only liferenep bairtr 4bof
The national platform Is very .TsBa,,1i
while abe STATE plank j. a. -tl~,ipbt y.
sAllsla' Wilton; knots h0iss. snlin-
lfFs Al % about H. Added 90 an mis-
ilN eFl-lie leader a. the Copulist. iD
- open ielit'r - Kos. Barry last wear
Also aaFocalea free coinage u silver
As 10 the Income sax not being
~ inpc'Ailc, IL mar Dc sahloieut for am
L'alnocrat 10 gpnle our state consfiii'.
lon on the sgbjeCt-
The leElAaIurc may impose nec,r,-
ilpn taxes, and hay also iax Income. ~
"lll natural persons and CORPORA IONS .
ART : So. J. State Constitution
- iAe right exists bg Dsm1cr7tfr ana.
tlesliy % Texas and this oupht IN =.
slAclent 10 settle the uriBcipie au7oTe
Aleno ers Of The parit. as n ~
N..A'lsis uey ought 10 hs satis6.5 I
A4'l4 IT, lor incir assistant leader in M /
,'---e-s spoech 81 D1ntou last naraIr.
- ~ e-,ols, lng the question. JAILED /
~ ~ l'eF IN ~ ANY unsouud feature /
- Z; Z man Is determined 20 kir, /
~ o. .te party any way, he viii Ger.
'-ll-g ma an excuse fully satisfactorr
y ~ oNn Conscience. There Is never
lll Use y cunlanl with him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02


/ The state constitution j. t1t
Z no corporation shall issue g. r,sl. i
except for money paid. done
or property actually reoaiv aat
4 all dciitiuus increase Of
i clbteGness shall be void.
z j n % the fundamental la
daily violated Tor years VI
cieut statutory authority
Two years ago. IN public 5ass.r-
TINS question. ana in my ~
special messages 10 the Ire. X
I earnestly Advocated rsstr,ic m al
the subject. pointing out d. tlas
threatened the psopie from Ysr-
hgence OF IA Many leadm Inan ,rs5
profess to love their state f-a -e-
icule my position, conte aus
the issuance Of licfif bond.
in no way conc srned lr8 rib
lie or affected The mai III it.af-
esis OF the people, Il you utll Faylo7
my public utterauees on 4 1.etieu
and road the decision Of be fsesf
judge in the commission CT r.a.1.. !.
rendered, perhaps you csh rnceie
stand the force u my sug -ir-.s
have always commended thai asa pU, h
airs issued for payment; tia. .1el.sa.
were morigagcd TO secure them thaf
money could not De raised re ipil.
ways exeent through ~ 5wv.s
levied upon the traffic Of 81 rrrr-
and that in proportion 10 @ eKc5ss
these rates necessary 80 ply arr ts
hctiuonsly issued crime ssi
upon the people for whic his -trs
government is responsible. " nsbf
power Of the STATE o. s
iniquiiies and Outsages: rs.t
again, II she does not do 20.
anu pauperisln il time
masses as a penalty for .hllr ali.
genCe
Eehect on few figures t,sa fr1-,
the report sworn 30 hg thu 1.Hct IA
the several railways TIN s..
United States Within ,-i
government there are now r,....
Of railway. Their total iiabai f,.t,5
up 10 The first Of his wear
over $40, 765, 10000, La b.
collected from the traffic oI ,.fr.-
over si,la0oJ00l1 Alter ia.v'r.r 81
the eNiraeagAnt expenses f. y,
railway management. irsr ftrg ~.
enormous salariesuf its am. rssls
they hud laft from lass r,t-t.
eopis q total uvaiiahla
over s43a0uUe0 or IA
Tor every mIe % railway I
government After nayims uterelfaf
bonds ana interest ON rw
rentals, tolls and mi-cl Ma
aimosi bovund comuAtaiio a
paid over ssu,OonU,N as y
their stoch- In the aggrei 81 al.
roads o. this government i las,
year over
SO PR Carly
Of 'ha whola pappla,ioa. tat ,er-
ing all ,he iateai aad IA -
other miscelianaans nnkar =, $500,
they had q c,.sa slir.lis ~ 5-.,. "a y ~
siO0Q,Op1 WAN ~ 60. $50
the y hole aoiiVe circalafin v
ihe listed States asasrla ta ,.l.'. 1
: l,s9a,0)5,Q1o ana Ne kaag
ihai cannot be dispuiad tha Ia ,sess
quite AL this sam IL ny M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

Our state constitution orids tiai
no corporate body shall r ,a5, re.
neweu or extended vii li ug a-
disc0unting privileges. Tla Demo-
cratic party, through its lU r.ar.
forms, If committed TO q mol aE 1i
the national banking y s
demand is obeyed, soone at lhe.i
commerce il Texas viii aa -lf
existing constitutional y -Iar uaIl
be without the necessary
tiles. The Democratic as
felt rec0nciled 10 the gu
ereise OF the power Of n sf lg-
ernmeui in charteGing T. I'D
without the states cons re- NJ
ways been contended by
men 10 be an invasion Of Aaa lrlls
on this ground. II no u-hdr Ha-1a-
Gratis would be Justin l re-
turning 70 the sta SIS
preme authority over clpm4ti1us
within her limits, even tc q sxt-nt q
banks Carrying cut d. isceatic Coo
Lrine with me intention lz
against all contingencies I nay arise,
our platform demands THE !. = ilc
10 per cent Federal LAX or a'a hunks
and pronounced for an Z. ranr ~
the constitution permit BIZ moore
poraiou Of banks under p p fes-r
lions and control for the lia
dePosiiurs and The people. r tLis
the cause Of a great hue ag b
C0pulists whocanu0t conf t rss
10 the true ISSUES in this c. fa 1U
evidently feel that nafiolll SORTS
Is the power 10 control the slaE-
ing system, and that the eIp-
less TO do more than aHv 4
STAND by as aR ignoTa es- (
States rights on no living lr ia
be consistently resisted b.. 49,
nraH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

this year IN Texas. II the voters do
DOL ind things painted 40 plain col
Urs, So that lac who runs may see. theg
masl bu blind indeed From the can
] dictates OF lle four active political Lar.
] Iu- choice OF Stale officers must La.
4 uAle. These parties are. The Daiuo-
! critic party, 90 whose ticket am The
headi the Eepubllcan party, led hy Col
! Au4r.r Jackson Houston; the Third
I partr. some times called the "Iopu-
llsts headed by Judge Thomas Juher-
son AuEeut5 and the Fourth uarty. Ap-
rropflatglF callol the CWulisis. headed
BY Judge q. Washington Clark
q. matter OF course the Republic
cans fopllsl- and Capitalists uariis.
are eneil4el i1tha asgaullad Democracy
Aa4 are lighting aus nominees Its
overthrow ls their main object Eyi-
deadly lh8t which keeps thgla from
els'-i44AlE Ger this paIposc reese 90
si9u-t ctu4lLans ia 40 way affecting
iatlr Intent That thcy are willing
-t'l-'A Circumstances lu4vo uu 1oubL
-le ls,p-h.ican party Of Texas, con-
Stag c-.cty o. lily whites. wont
Ai-ill...r +lll Inc negro. cannot tolerate
Lle ipulist-. and hate Democracy.
o. Nnr-Il-ls lcJddrs al', exc Democrats
poisoned from disappointed amhilicn.
ua1 ultl The world IN general. Chin
eio4ai la political convictions. shifting
ll part! 4-up, and cannot STAY on any
platform or with any party long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

r We condemn al
leFisiHuou rualute.
r. drive capital oui Of
ihlE siatU or 70 tuil
immigration ftpm us
ST. We aemand thn
ahe corning lenisih
1urc shall provide foi
thc c3llertlau from
The federal covers
mnut % ihe bounty
90 Eursr prndpoea o.
she state iHrmG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02


When Judge Clark announced for
governor, Judge Augont declared Tor
h4le' AFTER Use Moaiherford speech
he kept mum uuiil he WAS nominated
pl the FaQples party. CHARGED with
beinE a Clark man and ,rorl.lf,g =, ss.
lnilres- he aekn9wlelr ed he Ind hscn
but had changed from I'm r.
cause ~ his Woaihfriard sneaeb
against the commission. This &. in8es5
singular when everybody knows Clart.
was alwaTs violently En1l-oarupi -. IN
uull AFTER ne entered the eAnpsinn.
when De became q commission "a rc.eaie.
Ausent a Tor gurerument ownership OF
lhr railroads Clark is Tor ll1s1inr
ihem loose, z want neither tnit sdro-
eate ihair just control and rerulasjsn
Through The commission. Clark ard
Anrent leaders speak iroin she Same
hlaupiln ln hASln0ny. They are now
snllng and Winkinr a eachotbsr
var They s'aonei hlssoe and KISS Mar,
l-le lat'eo leilau; cne q them viii with.
aiaN htis,Ie tae clecusa. fof thene h
n11 -liile anrht that ihcV sre worl-i-r
"a , eAaipon cause. Maug good rssaae
pen
Inv followers Of the Popnl,sfs AZ,
lnpatont, FESTIVE and hnnesiit rr,i.i-,S
~ islse teachings into lhe bei.s' tbst
tAe laHstorallc party 10 which 49,,
nsea y Re islthinl IS vacillsfBr grS
val moi stau1 iy It's platform ,i,,,,,,..-.
they knuw tho Republican r.-tT- 49, I
iheir own leaders support f1t5js-,bie /
pf4pealies cogirary ~ roa5 sTrS--,
racnt and acknowledgements - ,,..,,...,i,-
eltaAlaad arr political cueriII1s ..-iT--.
w around the hattie ground un5s-
lA.ss ooiofs aFainst al rariiss ~,
t,14teA spoils The Leaders IA ~,
'5lis1s consist 81 disappainted oa-c.
seeHl5is' c1.Democais ana oije,, Ma.
~ republicans, playing the MI ~
l.l.ii g and paEiots. ME oi8oa 49,
~ nypuolieaas have virtually .,lr,st',i-.
.pelr lorly organization. si,,f o., t',i,.'..
- lflea % destroy tAas 81 ne D,.
i'.'-i-ey' The conjunction IF the ty,o
-, i l-Ae Up the new party. m osn
Ne44 2, understood whg the of3os b.is.
.as hspeo.ioans have taken ti,eIr
ellFse; for it has beon eharro5 IN A..
''isa'Il eool grounds ihai iher,
HAD no HOPE
q ever gaining Supremacy. ir see. -
.ls y. and they did not wish a. ~ .,,s,-,-
~ eaea the time rolls around ~ ~.
I. : stion q ieaeTal oaicss. A. ,.r,s n !
'-'s oia nners pat i, tho nor.hsrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

uic1 Behold tic manE puctIiar ''co
I incldGures 20 use cautious term
Z thai have happened in The past NV.
] years. especially from The beginning o
7 The campaira up 70 The bolt 81 Houston
3 and ash yourselves il these iacts and
2 circumstance 60 moi lcad 10 the IRE
4 sisi1dlf conclusion thai .
DEEP LAID PLOT AID CONSPIRACY
has hcan conr5ctcd and ushereo into 4
z Formative Stale Al .erccutca By thi
] enemies tiihin and without the Dem
! ocrutc rariy 20 destroy aud overthrow
] 81. Thai BE- cunning boss ai The Re-
4 Publican farfy hHs been D potential fac
I Tor la IeEAs politics in more wayz ihat
I one fai' tie past few years. cannot bt
/ denied TIE aag before Judge Clark :
Announcement a. a candidate Cor gov
! ernm, Cuncg wis interviewed ty thc
Dallas News and ! viii now COPY some
/ remarkable extracts from th8I iuier
view and from Judge ClAfk's opening
/ speech At WeaiLeriOrd ] wiz plnce
then in calioe lul style thai 700 may
draw 4our conclusions ne 10 whai u AZ
means
Quotations from Clark's Weatheiford
speech and Cunlys Interview, 70 make
4 cologuyl
Clark Some Of the most advanced
steps toward centsalism Ia uyr gor-
eiumcnt have been pgseipiiaied upon
The country through Democratic in
strumonalltv."
Cuncr--'rhere is considerable fer
mrutatGu rlinE On now ia the De-
Eocracg OF Texas all along the line
ClMk--I have 10 desire nor iuicn-
ti0u III e-ffr .inou the Guest lOr ~ Fed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

rsiss o. 81 M,
p isNaiidu * M
niaent d q
f-iltsis aels.
RAJ cacss
ftiea aaii4ls l
. n arm I'D
tlre 80 oiyeeilt
th - ~, a1d ~ Sd
uaFlu1 20 7olra
we ave orer si4.5l III.
liuf ~ .um "a
ihe1. p1iatiou Al 49,.
live 90 ~ ool n
rqat business Ne NJ iin'
raiisbfs t9 rle oe,as's lsi
hUr q co-llcti1a u
1hlr.as t7f iaas
teeu4- Iaal lii.oi
this r. Bipl srio n ~
doilas ca acige for M, ,1.
thesirt f9r aii gura
lAiutcua1 &c n ihe as ~.
ard q. Tar $50 nl ''l'l
ling q ln n ei
J. -slly q inilliol dql.ia.
neaeasarg ~ -ppdrt MI
.ie gprernr.ent a AZ w
clNzans denall g haa,i
Clrcula Ing meiilra
desire go BIZ Gag Ia M
tie Copulisis atsila4.s i
beitar. and naks Is slsa
Sufp1ee w vefp q \,
Nit isle ooiie-iiy1s ;1S
On tho part q ~ fti'rs a..
Interest 1u itelr 8asi1s XII
1rtifions detf rQ-lt ~ n
cy 10 time BE DO qrhati 4.
- tH safhe l- ,,Ii,l
stand al tvs giitsss .
rhe highway nd ielg ~
uTsn she traGii AZ or co
cur c1n6ition Ie imps9
chechng Ibis tYlf La al
r. fal railways ar r'eii (.
their bonds an6 siooSS 1lil
purposes Wlth0ft rssi,d
ac-s except ~ e9fita ssu
Fe must s;anl 3 az SOD
nulaiion 10 ull zee tft
rs INTO Hier c1aet ni'
grooves by saliray Ia ~ 4
.rlm the GENITAL pin. 4 bore
1vev lir lion Gnns 'ilfl
sale Asa ddIas sis g ~
~ ugvp she line VITA
Sans Ereai ciiy. facAt e
.r tax collector. lAsag " X
mmeroe in obal-erc les
Sill With this otasiilif q et
any wonder tl,8ri1a 2
syuntry Is 50 rauidN egao '''''
.he bands - D 1eW = .f
Ae magy These sre w
ruutirE nsf CnY liNzi el4
American Peep fhai "
The Democratic gsaYq
aw that VIII give fes' ltlla
.uiilnal provision d u
ten The pAypio nif~ Io
-cfed e applied iht r s /
he dag that Wnile N4 lIi
nly gather b h4uas
1eis ana stand Wlin WI
ilaulers ui lha past. fe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

G. Our syupnthiol
ar most cordially e.
lcud8d 20 al lhharinl
po1nle 90 their a1u1i
n ncilcr me c1naii.
idrF Of themselves
9tdshase dapenaeui
q on item
4Fe condemn ~.
Revolutionary nlmh
ods and fl8ilnse On
1lir flfl a. our rin
zoos heicriuC ihEt
a. appeal 10 The Inv
hast protocols every
citizen I'm the enjoy
meai % his iirhla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02


Aeh Z We demhug
ihnt Avs De fnsaea
% ilrlher ihc bull1'
inr OF pub.if fnhas
~ ihis Stale thercbg
ahnrainr ihuliile.
laf lhe peapit D. col
luer proc ace 70 Lar-
"a Our symTsii'les
are ln1si cta1ialy
q lcnood % ~ lhhaI
lA pe'pie ~ AieiF
tAmls % better ice
euiiu9n q ihem-
serves sna lhaAe De-
. we aeprtnaie
ano ei'FAl.e 4ilneAlfis
70 Rlo'eane On feeoAi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

hy ibclr fafgfafherf
1r, v-..ai,-o az. ~ ~. ...,..t.... So.
prescott a8mirisir1. ',.1, ~ NJ
ilan n Texas heaause Gorsiuor Harr be-.
g bus driven much masf % has driven
c9ala. oli q Teas 'Aud IS feepinr CAPT
80 ~ enisa lhe ial out % uis state
Hu'' 'i''.i9
$3.50, 1881 me ~ Ne afralru ne
HIM X rets. y. ,....','. TO-.
cruse Il i.ss Iipsstties t,s,',,s.
laus tluos ana dcpro-ltied ian5 tiiIes md
cioiaa laraplt values. reiardel iuuirTa
Auu.
u rnny hs wrong So susplrian fbat
qne hand lueg ihe hro platforms Eui
Vie auesiion H..
sE1ls Is vure rurssr
A t-u qflar ..i1,lg..-t-t ,,-- ,1...
uu uatf-rs @ r,r ir Ia.. i,,l,.,-.
r.nra3 he ua8lI .8losr- fig,F II ~
lafsrr ranul7 hnlf f0s,i- hsI,,,g -rT,.s
j rrsadoutisl g,er N.Y. 60. ,rr-
rentian hold al Austin l8si Afo,,b M
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We condemn a.
isrms q uunm aiiian
Aud sfue socialism
and rler with alarm
toe existing war ii
ttis EtHte up1n pro
pefr.
20 We domand that
fhe Einte irrislsilrs
ennri guch Laws as
VII protect the bal.
1ai " every ciilEan %
1ualrdiDfe with The
demand expressed ir
the oigruua plank Of
the nutiuuAl llepubli.
GIN platform
i'll We demand IN,
rhfgare u s11h laws
as viii further she
bsldlnr uud keeping
81 repair % a System
q lnieruouniy pup-
lie i'oedA.