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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

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Il Is popularity supposed that the banl,.
ora are an opposed 90 the proposal 10
provide hy constitutional amendment,
for the creation of state hanhs. The fol-
lowing lottor To- The Gmpitc from the
secretary of the 1eAas Bankers associa-
Iion shows this 10 be an erroneous ideo.
ltlckdnic, Tex, Feb. 20, 1893.
Tho subject Of antc hanks is bclng
discussed Boo the ncwHnpvs u9 though
Il wis proposed iu Texts lo experiment
lu thc field Of banking in au untrlrd way
state banks are now. and always hnvc
existed, m many ot the stJtps, and their
record for years VIII compare tuvorhly
witl that of NATIONAL mALs WHY shonld
IVNus prohibit The incorporation uf hanks
aud l0rce her lWOple ID apply 10 the
fudoml government for rhl Nrs, amt at
The SAME time permit other onteglises
40 moro worthy or useful % incnrpOiatcy
Banks are imWRtiyrly necessary tn
commerce Of upy magnitude ana ma.
people surely desire to encourage an
lpglhmnie NEcnrie8 which lcud tl iu.
crease aud cieap3n nancy HI Il be-
Lrgied that the national banking sys.
ten covers All necessary ground fur cor-
pornte banking then WHY nnt abolish
all state charters uui, ahrpgallng the old
Democratic doctrine ~ state sovereignty
appeal 10 the federal government for
supervision over all corporate buslnessy
IL seems 90 me that the only question
Involved in the proposed amendment 10
ahe constitution of the state IS whether
Or not clause should be- inserted f0r-
bidding banks 10 emit bills of credit or
notes 20 circulate as money These ia
my opinion, are synonymous terms and
are alike expressly Forbidden IN the con-
stituuon OF the United States BE that
as Y ,uay, it has been held that state
banks cnn issue notes q circulate az
money Though not legal icndorsl and the
question ". shall Texas fofbid ~ Under
esistne Jews, governed hy tyinciue
Of sclirierest which sriles the world.
fhe rAtional banks Invest the very minl
mann requifvd 10y the hunkmQ act ln
government honds, and lsasp 90 per ,,ellt
81 the face yaluo ~ Htose bonds 81 Nsair
currency. and their ldlls are neither iersl
tcu,ers or absolutely Guaranteed los ,ho
government
Allow me- ~ state atbypothetical case.
SuppoHe the United Stofes shonld sni.
denly bcroine involved M h great war
ard Us bonds az suddenly drop far he.
low par the government would call ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Tho Baptist church nc McGreror IL
undergoing repairs
Tho new Baptist church at San Mar.
cos has been Completed
a Knights OF pythias lodge win bo
ormnized az Ptcos city on March Is.
mill w"
Work haS commenced ON the san Mar.
The Fcrris Cyclone saws therc IA IA
hne oNmug Ia that city for a hank.
The new $4,000 public school lmill.
ing ny idano has just heen completed
a ilonr and corn min is to be- erected
at GVenyllle
a public school building win shortly
he erected at Kennedy
The material Is on the ground ona
wor, VIII shortly commence on tha nan,
PASSENGER depot at sherman
Work on the san Saba roller min Is
progressing finely. -
bh9 H9iehts Of rythas of ChIdress
Mlu nnili AN opera house.
The Bapdsts Of Temple are disensslno
new church.
Work viii shortly commence nm n
'"Ni elevator 40 Nplascn. wlSeh ,rb."
sompelea win he one Of the lnreest In
y Masonic lodge b heinc oru,nty.,
nc larslcYile, Erath county.
lt Is pnobable that Stephenyine win
Seizure another national bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY NOTES.
Oklahoma civ has 100 lawyers.

Oklahoma City has 100 lawyers.
Wheat throughout Oklahoma is look
ing excellent.
oklahoma city voted against issuing
sewer bonds
iancy is the latest Oklahoma towndte
patemM by The government
i The question 90 moving the county
seat of Day county "a being ngitatcd
II, H. Wccko0, wanted ut Oklahoma
civ charged With swinding, has been
captured
The people OF Ilingfshar nrc making
@ strong fight for the territorial poli
teuliWty.
a gQng OF sports, who were arrested
Ot Oklahoma City for gaming will be-
given hNnug on March e.
IN Reno has PASSED an ordnance pro.
hlitng hOys under the age of rs ON TIM
streets after o'clock, evenings
The Bohomlans who were Indicted nd
oklahoma city for perjury lave Gtan
taken 10 Wichita, kan. SO stand trial.
okhhoma City people fecl conRdant
ihal gHe military reservation adjoining
the city win he granted them hy tho
present congress-
The council Of oklahoma City has
granted % Missouri company the
irlnchise Go construct and maintain a
telephone exchange There.
u Is said that iUless congress ratiGps
the Cherokee treaty lhc ih0nmer lave
resolved Go invade lhe strip on March
q no matter what The Consequences
may be
Hon %. fi prvers. OF Oklahoma
CITY late Democratic candidate for
| dVicgatg 10 cOugress. Is a candidate ION
United States district attorney under lhc
Incoming administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

M acres, being the Leigh Oldham aud
lhe George W. Main surveys about IL
miles south of Fort Worth. Price, $500
per acre.
a. acres ont Of the Hiram Little survey,
about 10 miles south of Fort Worth
Price, S35O0O.
~ acres ont of tho west one-half of the
j. y. Pills survey, . IL miles south OF
the courthouse. Plated into streets aud
qnirel.
. l-3 acres out Of The east half Of the
D. ~ ELLIS survey Plated and known
as south View Addition. Price S. i'm
:, 1000 acres, . 10 miles northwest Of
fort Worth, all fenced and partly in
cultivation. Price. $500 per acre.
III acres, ~ miles southeast OF
iort Worth. on the Mansfield road and
II. * T. g, r. r.. Price $3.50 per
mi ~, acres miles west OF Fort Worth
lhe Trinity river runs through one corner
OF TINS tract. Price,Sl1,OO per acre.
~ 9ss D. y q y lS. IL, 10, & 16 in block
oi, CITY OF Fort Worth, bcing the north
half of the block. aud fronting 100 feet
on Houston, 100 feet ON Main street md
@'O ieet on Fifth streets. VIII soil an
together 0OTlOD feet on corners. or other
Wise, as desired, For prices Inquire at
our Once.
West one-half block IS fuckers addition
70 the city OF Fort Worth. being 9OON3i5
rect Of ground Cess 9Ox1l5 feet soldl.
1000 broom house stable, orchard and
Two good wells Price. S1OOOOOO.
Lots I, . and II, ia block 4. MeAnultv
N Nesoltt subdivision of block Is.
Fields addition Ia Fort Worth. within
lVo teet q Magnolia avenue. on which
i,eps the belt Line of the City Streer
Railway. Price, $4,000. ' ''''
l%N = ana l6, In block &. McAnulty
~ Ne"put suh-diyision OF block rs.
i'e'ps addition TO Fort Worth, lOOx1OO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

feet south front On
which rms tie hel
Electric Street RailFaM IA
Lots / and 3, ho'A a &.
Nesbitts sub-diylsiel,l v
addition 20 Fogl a'.s,
enst front on College
from the City ElecliE
Lots 3 and Z, Hog
Nesbitt's suh-dlNsiea Z. x, M
oddition 10 Fort No9eIi
a aost Front. wlthin oas
f Electric Gar Line. las
lot 6. block 4 en- W.. z.
100 feet on the neiul' n VA
ton ana First streets,
story brick storenuu
he Crawford pryFo1'
S30,OO0.0, ,,sa
Lot and fran, ,seol se
of Dido price, l,'hg,
Lot 8. block ~, XIX XVI
south half Dot d el.se
south 'front.' god ~ ~, ~
stable. known a. e.
prica S1O0O.UD n,t
aitlon 20 For NV. ~
n. & r. right y
Jennings aFeAu'
lot. tk hlort y
dillon 10 Fort y os'.
a ne r. 4 p. bgl.i 2. l'i
Incl, north 100 "
S5010.OO paf lo;
lots /. 2 ,
Nicoiie n EfiH. ,.l sd.
Of ne WillHm Asls 40.
ana within bne py, 81
NV NV iise. Price. ,,
Alsp Numerous
we viii give ion
cati0n. h.uee q
ont notice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
ro oAzrrrr cnnRnsroNpENTs.

Our correspondents are requested to
report oil meetings connected with me
movement 20 reduce cotton acreage anu
the names Of the delegates elected to
the state convention called by the com
missioner OF agriculture.
II IA also desired that they will note
every material Improvement in their town
aud county by 80 doing they will poo
mote the interests Of their respective
localities. aud aid The Gazette In It's pc
cuIar mission iu behalf Of the develop
n1eut Of the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
M rI.NAA MIlir.Ils

The Gazette IL authorized 70 offer
$1,000 Ia prizes for short stories.
These stories are to be from 1000 TO
COCO words iu length aud suitable for
publication 10 our columns Tic prizes
are offered for the best five stories as
follows
For the best short story, $500.
For the second best short story, 5000.
For the third best abort story, $3.50
For the fourth best short story, SOD
For the 9th best short story 500.
Any competitor can limit LIS Offering
10 compete for tho frat prize or for
only the first two prizes.
Such stories as are suitable for publ.
cation will be- purchased il the writer 80
willis. at the usual rates for such matter
A circular giving complete information
will be- srut ON receipt of 2.ccnt stamp
20 5. $. Mcclure. 74b7l5 Broadway,
New York CITY.
If any one Of these prizes IS won by
Texas contributor, The Gazette viii
add 10 per cent 10 the amount Of it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
A a1ANtEAr NnwspAprnDONL

II Is more 10 the credit Of Fort Worth
than The Gazette that It sustains the
largest aud best newspaper published IN
any city on either side Of the Atlantic,
with less than 10000 population A
comparison o the latest Sunday issues of
some of the leading newspapers Of the
country win no doubt be Of interest To-
The general newspaper reader, and H.
certainly lusiiiies the pride Of the cueI-
gcuc population Of this city, whose extra
ordinary achievements IN the way of
town building have made possible the
csiateucc here of such Journal as The
Gazette
We give the number OF pages columns
OF recalling mnt;rr and reading matter
Illustrations, " last Sunday issues OF
the papers mcutionrd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
SHOT BUT MISSED

Grcenville, Tex, Feb. 2S.-(Spocial.)-
A difficulty occurred this evening be-
tween Alderman Frank Brame aud Al
len Nesbitt. Bramo shot at Ncsbitt twice
but missed Trouble, a dispute IN bust
ness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
HOLDNR HAs FRIENDs.
PHONOGRAPH AND THE
TEIEpHONE.

All the telephone wires In this city
and between this city and Whitesboro.
Demson. sherman. Mckinney, Dallas
and Fort Worth were held by the pho
nograph,, and for moro than mn hour last
night. II was placed I'm the "centrnl"
In this city, and chatted, sang. preached
ana talked politics tO persons in an the
places named Those nc a distance Ne.
clnred they could hcar II much more
distinctly than they could human voices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
rosrrTs IOOAL FORECASTS.

The Storm waves will reach this NOR,
dian and the other changes noted VIII
occur at and within 100 miles OF Fort
Worth within "a hours before or after
sunset Of the dptes gwen below
Feb. %. Modcrating
March Warmer
March Storm wave on this mcidl-
an.
March 3.-Wind changing
March A.-COoler and clearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

NvMAue-iN hDvAEcK-PosrAGE PAN
Daily aud sunday, one year ...-.S . "
DAILY and sunday. ak monthst ...... @sW
DAILY nnd sunday, one m0nth...-.. t"S
The Sunday Gazette az 20 10 pages) ~
one year s...;,;s ia ;,.ecsi W 00
Tho weekly Gaaette( 90 paFeal J year y!
Dnfiy Delivered BY carrier IN the city nna
oil towns and citles where there are local l
month -,
ardcr DO not aend individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01


could not speak r.. and Of what use Is
motto which cannot be repeatedly
The waves Of public opprobrium have
cnfunhed Ralph paAs-sneaser OF the
Tcnaessee house Of representatives, lie
goes back to private life with ruined
hopes aud a blasted name. With him.
greed outranked principle, and he
lacked even the foresight which chooses
honesty for policys snkc
A recent decline in the price Of eggs
warrants the conclusion that Texas hens
either need missionary or teacher Of
The elementary principles Of finance.
Such action III the Leuten season be-
trays woful ignorance Of the law Of
supply and demand. Unless the hens
can be enlightened there win have to be
au egg-trust formed 70 regulate egg pro-
duction Ia this state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

"Ihc Gazette has reached the mature con
vlciIon that a Western Republican IKE
Gresham Is better than some Eastern Demo
GRAFT In other words The Gazette would
have us understand thar there are Demo
Gratis aud Democrats Houston Post
or COURSE there are true blue Demo.
Gratis, Democrats ON the half shell and
Democrats for revenue only; sky blue Demo
Gratis, wool bat Democrats end Democrats
from the forks OF the creek Democrats by
birth. adoption and conversion. In short
there are ns many kinds of Democrats as
There are h,ks in The wool Of ram. The
old fashioned Democrat So the type most
Flowed by The Gazette but Mas, al old
fashions are falling Into dlslavor iu these
spHghuy times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Roligiouists have Scripture authority
for an assault upon mems fashion Of en'
lArgine the borders of thoir garments,
and the coming lone skhtel froek coat
Il an appropriate time FOR the exercise Of
the authorised condemnation, Whom OF
irious legislators ind an equally good
precedent for Interfering with womcas
extravogarces In dress, it will lsc time
Tor them 10 mrl prohibltory euactncnts
81 The crinolinc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Il Is said that westward the course of
crnoline takes It's way. but II the Euro
pcan monstrosity passes the quarantine
aud rides In triumph over the torch of
Liberty &C the New York harbCN IN my
opinion 10 will have to ride ON the wings
Of the wind and win not descend 10 earth
until IL bitches on the top of Mount Ta-
coma, there 10 remain until in the ages
10 come some adventurous Celestial shall
whit the Pacific shores aud unoarth the
skeleton and speculate ON its origin and
species aid some Darwin of the Occi-
deaf see IN IL the evidences Of the truth
of his theory of evolution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Modern latin students talk Of
"llDkero" and Of "Yulh@ kizern pro,
nppcladon which bars amy selfrespeci-
Ink young woman from choosing as her
motto. Jubet Nicissim.r lou see she
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Every lawyer mentioned Tor federal office
90 far. has an Income OF from $4,000 20
S2nVn year Mr. Cleveland should leave
these wcllnxed ana wpllfed gentlemen
where they arr aud provide for the unforiu.
Mates who arc trying TO raise and educate
famlncs on 5000 year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

'Why don't YOU use more dinuse and
ornate stylcT said he Of the rolling
frcuzcd eyes
Haven't time" was the daily writer's
curt rcjoinder
Every writer for thc press knows
what the getting mp Of TWO columns Of
matter MEANS 10 him; not so the
newspaper reader Let any not in the
habit Of writing try to Gl one column
aud he win find that 1900 words. cm-
bolying a reasonable amount OF thought,
win tire his fingers and exhaust bis
brain. james G.. Blaine told a reporter
tlat he gave the five early hours Of each
dNy To writing hia book. that he seldom
wrote more thn 1000 words, and that
he regarded 1900 words ns the maxi
mum for writer Palustaking writer's
can scarcely do more, and there Is no
doubt that purity and simplicity Of style
are sacrificed when more than this is
done. Blaine WAS also a believer In the
inspiration of Luri work, aud Ia the
genius that puhers facts and labors
through weary hours to find the best
forms Of expression for presenting those
facts.
The longmircd mtcrlocutor looked his
contempt and crossed over ON the other
side
An mheroldcd prophet has come 30
Gotham Ia the person of Mnhummed
Alexander Webb Russell who hoils
from the Philippine Islands. Ills mis-.
sion here is to convert the people of the
UuitWi States 60 Mohnmmcdism. Alex
wears a beard to swear by; whether he
| has any other of the attributes Of his
! furcruunor Is yet To hc seen. Soorl after
his arrival In New York he went into
! absolute sccusion and the faithful in
after years win doubtless believe that
! the time was spent In preparatory rites
for the work aud not In laying plans 10
win souls by the sword, az was the
method of his antelope with all uuhe-
leyers, This new eyaugrl asserts that
he win not teach tho doctrine OF poly
gamy, although he believes that the
modern American favors IL, therefore he
cannot hold out to converts the delights
of the harem nor the future companion
shin of houris, which were winning cards
most dcltly handled 10y the camel driver
of Mecca
Perhaps Utah and the divorce courts
have been EHendi Wehb's fields of oj-
servatlon hut it is hardly fair TO credit
Americans with an the polygamous ten
dcuclcs which ore There manifested.
This American Moslcm is snid to have
dcep-sct eyes, with hoavy overh0nginp
oychrows, and 20 be possessed Of a voice
singularly soft and mild, most cxcel
lent thing In man on woman lie has
raised large sum- FOR The work ana cx
poets TO disseminate the doctrines Of
Mphomot hy means of the molrm
printing prcss. ''Alnh is Alluh," and
Alexander Webb of Missouri asplrcs Z,
BIZ his prophet
Quaint old Thomas Fuller who lived
~ Che FIRST bulf OF Che Seventeenth con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Quaint old Thomas Fuller. who lived
IN Che ilrst hulf Of che Seventeenth ccu-
ury, says: Doubtless God might have
made n hotter berry than the straw
berry, but doubtless God never did"
This peerless fruit has arrived In Fort
Worth markets. Il n somewhat pale,
but very dear 60 purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Mr. J. n hcndricss. constable OF the
town or ANNA, writes 10 Tho Gazette that
he Is the cupturcr of win Hobbs, ARRESTED
Ia rmucssec FOR murder and returnpd TO
the Mckinney Jail; that he was mas.
sisted and received thr rull reward for the
prisoner. A report printed On Tile Gazcttc
credited the arrest TO another officer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Tho mg pastures Of Western Texas are
being emf mp into homes tor The people.
and railroads and Wholesale houses ana
manufacturing institutions are coming Into
Fort Worth As woes woat T,Naa, so goes
Fort Worth. As gocs Fort Worth. So goes
Woat Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

"The pension bill involving an cNpendi.
turc Of about SiG1 o0O,OO0 was passed with.
ont amy debate of consequence" says ro-
port OF the senate proceedings Of Monday.
Thus Is voted out OF the packets OF the pco-
pie a sum greater than the total cxpcndi-
lures OF some Of the most prodlgal and
corrupt ot the great monarohles " the
,yurll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
GAINESVILLE.
A minister's Novel Sperienco-Holdor Has
Frlehds-The Photograph Holds
tho Wires.

Gainesville. Tex. Feb. S-Spccial)--
Rev VIM Rice had novel and exciting
experience with two amateur road agents
Sunday night about II o'clock The rev
crcnd gentleman was returning from Vi
lotto In buggy, when mun stepped
beside the horse and requested him to
stop. The request was madc I'm so ann
iallc tone of voice that Mr. Rice sus-
ppcted nothing although the man car.
ricd heavy stick Immediately au-
other man, also armed with a big stick.
approached from the opposite side. The
actions of the second Individual could
easily hc understood from the first He
made lungc at Mr. Rice with the
stick but fortunately the blow WAS
varied of by a patent buggy litter,
which he had hastily grabbed from the
bed of the buggy. Tho implement was
then used extensively and the assailant
was felled 10 the ground The other
fled prccipit0tely, and Mr.. Rice proceed
ed 10 town unhurt.
HOLDER HAS FRIENDS.
Those who were IN the district court
room yesterday afternoon when Holders
preliminary trial was concluded have no
reason 10 doubt that he has Il wealth
u friends. Scarcely had his bond been
hlottcd when his friends began n wild
scramble TO see who should have the
honor of signing il first and before the
rush ended, the sheriff had 10 announce
that the document had no space for
more signatures Several went AWAY
disappointed lie was escorted home
last night by a perfect cavalcade OF his
friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

a hint from The postDispatrli, which
should help MONS The anti cotton move
mnt '1hc receipts OF egg. from Texas iu
So Louis ond rhloogo alone have been
simply enormous this Eeason Shipments
FROM individual nrms have ranged an the way
FROM i've caso lots 10 ml carload, aud
rfy. 100 and li0-chae lots are OF very frc-
uuent occurrence from eight or ton OF The
principal Texas towns New Orleans and
other markets also had liberal receipts
considerable of which went East. The
Lone star state has had u big Income TINS
season from her eggs, and wholly unlike cot
ton growing. Il was neurly AN profit FOR the
farmers and producers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

the banks TO make deposits additional
To- make good their circulaiiOu when
number Of banks might not be able W
do Where is there any guarantee that
the government would redeem the circu-
lation OF such bamksl Certainly not
engraved upon the notes themselves
Hence 10 win De seen that although the
national currency Is the best BANK CUT
rency ever issued IN this country its
issue Is limited 10 the volume corre-
spending with the interests Of the banks
themselves. and n condition could arse
when their value might dcprechei
though ] grant such contingency Is very
remote.
There Is a well known prejudice
against national banks in this country.
existing among the very people VINO
are most protected by their guar
antees and government supervision. Our
esteemed congressman, Hon. u. j.. An
tony. has introduced q bill in congress
forbidding their future creation or con
tinunuce and calling in OIL Of their cir
cuatiug notes. This bill may never
puss, but Ii viii be followed BY others
md ultimately the system will be- Grip
plcd and that much Of the circulation of
the country withdrawB The silver quce-
iion Is one which win force its own
solution. Now, IN view Of nl these
facts. would it not be- unWisc for TcNas.
hy constitutional enactment ~ forbid
banks to issue circulating notes. how
ever guorantocdi Would IL not hc
wiser so permit banks 10 incorporate
without power Of themselves TO issue
bills To circulate rs money unless ok
presgly provided for in each case by the
legislature
assume hat MI men would prefer
national currency. receivable as wcll In
one state as in another, AID as long as
such currency exists IN sufficient volume
tD meet the needs of commerce. no other
should hc permitted but over This
volume and its regulation Texas has
snnll voice, and for the needs of her own
people, ] think she should occupy Ger.
tain sphere Of Independence Of action
and. If need bee, have power To- issue
local currency. safely guaranteed for her
people. whether the outside world nc.
ccpt 70 or not, and in this no necessity
would arise for conflict with the national
monetary system. which can alone issue
legal ioudcrs. But whether We have
banks of issue or not let us remove die
present embargo on one of our most
necessary departments VI business 10 is
idle to talk Of state banks Of issue until
the federal tax of 10 per cent is re-
moved. but To this the Dcm0cmuc party
is pledged. j. u. LONGMOOR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Tho Republican papers which arc suu
speaking Of Judge Gresham as "a rene.
guide" are grossly in error Us wen us very
unjust. Judge Gresham ~ ONE os tho nsst
fruits az national revival bgand
plucsed from the hnpng