Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

was generally observed by the PopulistS'
Carlisle declares that the gold stand
ari has been established by tho repeal
aud in hil opinion. for all time.
Tho problom Of the unemployed Is rap.
idly coming 10 the front In labor unions
aud in the minds Of our more phiianthrop'e
statesmen
In the Powderly Hayes contest, Mr..
Powderly was vindicated In Hayes Win
drawing all the charges he had maze
against him.
Iho Alliance Courier Of Ardmore,
T., urges tho farmers 10 beware aud not
make Oklahoma hot-bcd OF mortgages
as KanGas Ia.
The product OF gold annually IN the
world Is not ono-half sufficient TO pay the
interest on tho debts which The money
power OF Great Britain hulda against the
balance Of tho world.
Since the repeal passed The papers arc
full Of stories Of newly discovered gold
mines, many Of which are said to be
very rich. See II they don't turn 0ut 10
DO apples Of Sodom'
Whoever heard OF poverty in Tie midst
Of prqsperyf Yet such ID ihe case IN
America today Our corn cribs md
graueries arc hnr6ting with the fulluess
thereof, and yet human beings arc starry
ing all around IA.
Tho argument generally used for q
gold basis iB that We must do business
with foreign countries bul ms Is
grulndless whom We learn that ihe FOR
oign countries are more ulnn Two 10
Que on either mixed basis or use sill
yer alone as money.
n. G. Dun, IN one Of his reporta Of
huaiuctls since abe repeal says Tho
lnck Of orlcn, have closed more textile
mills than have resumed Ii Us lack 0i
money among the people. That's ull
ihurc Is 10 Il. They need the product Of
thcee factories and would buy II they
bad tho money.
Tho struggle for existence rOhs the In.
iellect Of al balance. intendhc5 the thirst
for revenge Of wrongs, real or imaginary
We hang the criminals for revenge and
Increase the police protection another ten
10 tho burdens already too grcyOua 90 be
borne, aud we call II civilization CHI
rago Express
There are some men 10 tho country
Elo sill believe that tho few nrp fore
Tho wealth Of the land aud keep the
ariesca down as drudgcs, "hcwora OF
wood anil drawers OF Nutor.' They forge,
llat God said. "lhe earth w. the Lords
aud my iullncss thereof, aud he hnth
gwen i TO the children of men, al OF
hem, for their inheritance"
big concerns start up-Iron mills iu
Doe West and woolcn mills iu the East re-
slime Thus tho New lorl, Tribune
Tho facts are that only fourteen mills
and one iron Niue nf any motto have
started M Of Into and ihe8e generally
ni reduced wages and With mcn So near
~ starved that they could scarcely do
full days work
-
Tile Labor exchange ig gaining ground
lu Industrial circles The Kansas state
Gfnngo and The board Of directors OF tho
Kansas STATE Aiiinuc, both urge thcis
inembcrs 10 study iif merits II W snil
Go be "ihp most complete Avstom OF cur
operation known 10 civilization a Nys.
tom " exchange certificates Nv used tn
take the Pave OF money In part IN bust.
Warrcnahnrg. Mo. Is the author Of tho
system
The World CORRECTLY 0lys' To reduce
Wages j. 60 cripple the farmers marriott
which die inrpcrs receive for their
irui Ducts " 90 cripple the market for the
proluca OF industrial labor Tho pros
pcrlty Of the ono means tho prosperity
~ inc piheE and II TX natural. therefore,
that they should move hand m hand for
sue social reforms now demanded An
increase In the volume of money, On thc
contrary, mndc accessible 10 the fnrncm
nnd bus'ness men at living rates, VIII
raise VASES and the price VI farm aud