Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-31


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the people agreed. aud tiiat
was that both gnli mud silver should
be continued IN use ua moncy, Mono
mcthil lem, pure and simple, had never
gained q tooihold In the United States
II the senators wanted cheap money
of silver VIA the way TO do
II, but they should not call
1t hinetAllsm Mr.. sherman then
proceeded To discuss the history OF
The act that bears his name. lie was
not IN favor OF the FIVE coinage OF silves
and ieghr,ied Il as nnosher name Tor
recommendation Of silver and ,vna oniv
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nurposis of colning ihc sonfrrres Of
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vi mon 10 mako n,,r debts nnvnhlr N
poid Et,rlnnd was a tre,t creditor
Snnmtrv nnd No sl,nulh unifinr las n.hnu-
ed N II nor hntr hcr. ~ nrn her Viii.
,ren and nurinkr much ~ tho Character
lstIce of tlp phrent siorl Enriand'.
loss in the Argentine licpuhlic hnd TO hp
innde good aud she returned our secnrl
lies and demanded thc gold needed ~
save hnr own Institutions ffom goug
down. For t,ic first time also Ia a mum.
hor of years the balance Of tiade Nvna
against M aud We had 20 make The lif-
ference good. After discussing other
matters contributing TO tho present cun-
diiicn Mr., sherman declared that an
crruii,ona impression had lnpn created
whom " was CLAIMED The sherman law
WIS the cavsc n Al ihe tronhle, and this,
he sail With all Que dcfvrence 10 uleYc-
land. SUI ne inrt Mps mat cungfm'A
must lenl WIN WI sltui'l9n NV il't lnn W,
nehslfe' ~ WnhNen III kNnk NY pril
hla due aud Wa ready 20 Sland by lhe
AWE lvt ~ ~ u''s'll' W Mli'h H. tVpa
any special pride. Tor Ne was compelled
p yi,',v ~ "'"'' W piNN''" Industrious
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but Withphl ms INV Wnnt woniu tnY
eophtlS nnN1 uone " ioel alil ~ ~ hs
u nseh eailep upph inph 70 Mefl lnn ulih.
ruli's now nlhtkuiiug VS. ny WAS nor
new coltNFi 70 tlr ifp9al ~ us ,'Nl
ma Y'nr hfo he lhroiNS'N q plh 70
suspend lhe optiallons Oh w INV
was worlei Almost oAhciy IKE mar OF
tie \ NNFINuN nllI. hIIN nIn NOT mo
Democratic senators seq lnH dhnHrie
they now soc and come to ihg help OF
INC NepubllmiF wheu ul,y snuRhi io'Nus'
pend the inwf N9i democratic vote
Wan had Then. hnh me Democrats muAt
answer why This was currency
famine not a fear thni tho money Of
the country was not GOOD, and tlm pco-
pie should not be deceived a. 20 tie
reason for the repeal of the sherman
act He did not believe that the repeal
Of The law would, In any considerable
degree, relieve ihe country from ex-
stlng atagnntion. It's rpcal would ease
the money market irpiu tho dread fear
Of free coinage OF silver. The law was
denounced by the Democratic purity ~
miserable makeShifi. II was a make
shift and a good ono--lntcntcd to pre-
vent the illg growing Ont OF irec coinage
OF si.Nsr.
The Democratic party was now
charged with great responsibility and
Sherman warned them II they attempted
10 alter oKlsiiDg iarln laws they would
plunge the country into deeper dlstress
il.ai now e4 Isle. Taking !, for granted
The Sherman law would be repealed, what
OF tho fnturei Shcrmnn, while not an
ndyisor Of the Democratic party, SAID
be- was entitled to give bis opinion a. an
American citizen. first Of all. we must
presorya Intact the parity Of our money.
rnritea 20 secure god to maintain thin
parity. The only way by which we can
summarlly secure a9ld. The balance q
year, and II such condition should
arise. The secretary Of the treasury ought
70 have BE authority 70 make ile &C.,
given the secretary tbs authority.
The expectation Of American prcdlcis
ought 10 bc encouraged by leNhlauon
The surplus silver bullion 10 tho treasury.
Il there WAS one, and Mr.. Shermnn Hnl,-
po,od thtrc was for The Demncratic
ssnainr4 said 40, should Dc coiuod and
MOI g,.r all trQat nurDospa Mr.. sherman