Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-04
To Discuss BimetaIlsm, Assem-
bes at St. Louis,
Governor TnIman of south Caroline
temporary, and Governor Lcwell-
ing OF Kansas Permanent Chair
man--Thc Attendance Nearly Two
Hundred.


ST LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 3-In Armory
hall today at II o'clock the Pan-Amcrican
timetable convention WIS called 10 order
by President A. G. Fi.l,c of Denver. As
President Fiske let tlic gnycl fan every
sound ceased TO give way TO the words
Of welcome On behalf Of The city ex-
| Congressman Nathan Frank spoke. aud In
his brief remurl,s urged the delegates to
consider themselves at home.
Governor W j. Stone Of Missouri next
spoke for The state and accorded most
hearty welcome to the convention In
his remarks he referred to the advnn-
tares possessed by 81. Louis. aud asked
what necessity was there for going 1900
miles Ia trade. Az 10 the charges that
Inc convention WINS sectional in it's
i1e, Of conn,rco no held the advance
mont of sections advanced the whole.
For tho convention Hon. S. $. King of
Kansas r,.p,,t.d oynrcssinr thanks for
A., ,coico,,. Tprnin,. ia tbe question of
so,.ti,n,l;s,, ,,1 sprer he declared frst
hot ,Ss connfrv wns ablo To eet along
,.i,l,,,,, M ,,,n,,or,ic nil of apv foreign
na,ton, sn,ona az regards dlyer there
,g,,s M soc,io,a,isn, oth.r ,ban that con.
M. W. II. No, n,iooynring ia d,hnse H.
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H. >,.,,n'.,st,,r, Aua,,tic stu,es A.
,au 80, ' ~ o,o,e1 sla,ls,ie, shaving
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hr' N'nE S.,no,t. r,1 ,bn con.
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Nenlloh rau o'us'' ,i. c,r's,,ar - y
W 'u'ou' ~a.,,.'a ,,..s ,hoser,
lu'inah VI ''yu'" ~ 't.. ILL., ,i,
temporary '',''' ,',D"' atarro cha,
governor looN o'v''''' " ,',,.,l.,s
me ieuuouou N '"r 49, Ky no,rar ~
Of delegates was ave ~ Wy 49," ,ta
the press TO siho'ner Wv '"''',
masses to rise 10 their proper p"'e' -.
But with all 'nat nc uo''" 70 s'S Wy
time was coming wh'n wv W, ~ III,
the South would JON hnhus anu WIN
their rights. II not hy agitation then 10y
,bnir hallots psiod forbid that we
,,,1 49,. o,e seefion AGAINST I'M
snou'" uH1 -, 49,, -, M. on,,
other. but Goo iorplu the hpIr 't". "nv
section become the slave Of mother
Nv, 90 tba s,nth had felt The pressure
ma f,it n u,tii
If sccuonahsm' hnu ~" 'e't
the West IN Its pihihl' fowardly nh-
hotnn 10 Tho Fast had come TO feel II
80 a. a. .oui They an.
TOO mao Tue lr"n ="
pcalcd 70 no seeuonnhsh' put II was
pnposed 10 exercise the right 10 vote
- ',,yer, thsir avn states and to send
" -, - commence Ia halter
Fepreseilla'lF's 70
voice the sentiments OF ther cohSlitu-
ants ,hnn some do now.
~ .i,.oa II NJ ,ravior a doleeafe
~ nS 'i'1'u =, ~. ~ ~. N,..,',l,
from pld Mexico h"il'hh"n 'Nl'E NN"'n
Of Denver for secretary anu no was
unanimously chosen.
un, ,,,,.t - .,.,,,,,iot. ana ,orma.
Npinhnt'',s ~ w.
ncnt organization were "ruerea ana
recess was taken for dinner
The convention was slow IN getting To-
,,,,tr an1 IL ,,.as o.hp n an hefore
tu'nV' ~, ~ -
The credentials committee reported an
.,,n,a.i.ad Convention ~ al it,g. ron.
an,,,i,,,, ,he stafes al Colorado. Iowa.
49, a;ana Nionfouo Kansas south
f,'ii, u V,,,- \inxico d1 AI.xico Al.
f ,.i,. IA nt;senr,S
h9 INA re WI ~ the repori prccipitated