Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

OF Ttxns democracy WI n'f = :.
'sYes: I think there i no doubt bur
Thar ali those who voted the Democratic
ticket previous to the last state election
Mill cnn5o tngether aguin before tie next
election. All differences will be forgot
ten =,
! date for eovernort
II have no idea
Washington dispatch; The general un-
certainty regarding the repeal of the
sherman law led Col VIM. Il, Morri-
son to tell story on himself to party
Of friends today. Col. Morrison Is one
Of the best story tellers OF the capital
when he feels in the humor, and Is new
cr so happy as when telling a good one
on himself. He was asked today what
be thought of the outcome OF the contest
over the Sherman law, aud replied ~
relating an anecdote. ~
you abont MY friend Hcim Some years
| ago / was running for the United States
| senatorslip In Illinois. Helm, who was
| an East ST Louis brewer, hul Dcth
elected to the lower chamber oil the leg
islature His idea Of the way IA when
the business should be disposed OF was
crude hut terse 'Elecgdt a speaker der
first DAY: elecdrt Bill Mor1Son der sec
ond day: repeal der high license der
| tliirt day. und 20 home.
The result was that II took them two
months to elect a speaker ana then the
| his scat. Thcy never did elect Bill Nor
rison TO the senate. and they failed NJ
| terly 10 repeal the high license law.
| When 1t was all over Helm came to me.
| and. gazing at me sadly, asked: Nor
iisun. why yOu dond gwit. dot
| politickingT | replied that l had beeh
| at It all my life did not know. anything
| else. had grown old aud would be com
peeled TO stick to it rs Il means of live
| lihood IL for nothing else. Veil he
| replied. after a moments consideration
| and with his voice full Of sympathy,
| 1t vas bedder rs you come init me ~
peer drummer. | gtf You $40 day
ind oXbenses
IF from Helms experience in the
| Illinois legislature you can gather what
| ! think of the repeal of the sherman
| law. YOU are welcome TO II. U may To-,
| repealed, but the chances are that II VIII
not be- done on the first day, or the
second or the third day"
Ex-senator Edmonds of Vermont; 81
think it would be well to go back to the
currency law which existed before the
| Bland law. Gold was coined at the mint
trec oil ehnfBe' ShNer was 'iso oo'''e"
upln the payment Of scignorage by the
owner of the bullion and II not enough
| for the needs Of the currency was pre-
| Santed the secretary Of the treasury was
authorized 10 buy in sufficient quantities.
| In this way the demand and supply regu-
lated itself and silver WAS not driven out
oil lS'i; l 40 not believe m ulsptuslns
uat bc made ,vbv not iiS n psw rntio he.
| tween gold and silver based ON the pres
ent market yniuet No such ratio would
"Sopr r''' grn,n lima tn o limo as IA" rr
duction Of gold or silver increased. But
think Il fair ratio fixed now would last
LOT tWeh'! years
80, 90,
n report from washington, says; The
sharp demand for money is indicated by
the unusuni nmoupt of national bnnl,
- ,t
"'''S Nu''i' hu'e ue'h oruerru ny me
banks aud by the bonds deposited TO So
cure them. The total amount of national
| h,rl. c,,,.ra,, ,,. ,,1a..l f.o,,, C.,,,,,t.u..
So, 49, u'u'''u i,oui OO''i 1''''
sch'i IS 1 Nv tWenty-eight days OF June
was Fn'pi''vu' anu the bonus ueloAtcu
| 10 NctuIv ',E'ul3tloh Were S2'o'"uJo;
,o,hpll9lrr E'helS mas nade 9n appeal
~ ,,i LUZ hhuleuu uI ehEIhNiis anu printing
| MniVl mas resulted IN increasing the
raplulY WIN winch the new notes are
PI'niL,u anI ueliNerei aud ms succeeded
y, "u'n,ninE S Si OF thein WITHIN thirteen
unys OF US %, i mug OF the order. An IN
o,,i.,n,oh M q single month is decided
From the st. Louis Republic,
Lebanon, Mo-. July 81 noHcc in The
Republic Of today long article from tho
pen of the Hon Jno II Uerdors,, H.,