Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-05
Let the People Rally Under the
Democratic Banner.
THE PARTY TRUE TO SILVER.
An Army Without Banners Is Better
phan Banners without an Army.
AKeynote for the Next Campaign
That win be Loudly Blown.
(Enis County Mirror)

] lind marked in u copy Of your issue
OF the 10Th inst, sent me by some friend.
the following editorial paragraph;
To Hon. Bryan Il. Barry; We have
seen nothing on the all-absorbing qucs-
tion oi the day that Is more 10 the point
than your recent silver contribution to
the Fort Worth Gazette, the substance
OF which is: Undo everything that
has been done to the detrimeut Of silver
IN the last twonty years. and let L and
gold go hand Ia hand as they did for
So long period Now what Is to be
done TO unite the masses IN the great
hght OF next year for II looks now
Ike the ground Ia 10 be trnVcrsei againi
Surely the people can get their minds
on OF Hogg, Nugent, CLARK and Mills
IN Texas, and from similar personal
issues in other states. and come together
upon common ground Nlm are lhr
plans of cO-opcrntious This Is the w.
preme consideration now. In the mean.
time If we get the desired relief every
body will he happy
And | appreciate so highly your np-
rroval Of my views upon the silver ques.
ton that ] feel disposed 10 answer your
very important aud practical political
question, as to how the friends Of silver
can come together" next year.
In my humble opinion the answer is
very simple: Let all the friends of
silver get into the Democratic party.
Your question correctly implies that
The friends Of silver are scattered Into
several followinFs last year, and that the
followiugs then were more of men than
of measures, aud " course the important
point TO be gained is TO get all TO act
together Ipol measures. This, unless
au very greatly mistaken. would put the
friends Of silver completely In the saddle
IN Texas and nh over The South and
NNaI In HsNH u
o. our national government by the
masses Instead " the clnssrs. IN argu.
mcut IN favor of silver or Ia show jhc
record Of the Democratic party upun the
subject. would b. ont Of piace IN this
communication, Aud us suggested by
y1nr question It is not 50 much q question
of doctrine ns Of discipline, and the fact
thli the Democratic party, IN ~ iuf rs
party action is concerned, ~ how right
upon the subject IN this state. and almost
right nationally. and that II has per-
feet organization. state aud national, and
that II has succeeded IN two ont OF the
three last national contests, demonstrates
| beyond all controversy that II furnishes
| the readicst means of accomplishing
| political purpose, An army without ban.
nc's Is better than banners without an
army when hphting Is to be done And
| this coming together of the friends Of
| silver ought not 10 be at all difficult IN
this state, Most of the friends NJ silver
| outside Of the Democratic party are In
the ranks OF me iopunsts anu l Know
| rom personal nrpualhhhTe ihat iuos' oi
Ihvln W,Ir intlnefN Denlorfnts, anu
| In that party. and ferl sure that ,hUy
| complain now more about Inconsistencies
| of the party IN nominating and pl6ctmu
certain individuals To Office than ON ac.
count Of It's position uh,n political ,qucs'
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| Is 70 hfSi ulNlue lnvuli "hu lteie r. hutn'
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uut nsl'her tlhs n'"'is;, ,bn.bsttIe.con.
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shNrr unu uinS' ~ rsrtr In thn fntnrc
from acting WIN that p'i 's,a,,d a.. "',ni,
and assisting m ihakiuE ~ a ANAL ,,sti,,,
measures. Again TINS
is not state but hall9lin ,,,,,,, 49, ta
while the fopunsts sulln'si a.' s,.,r In,
their strength ~ tnis SUI i', III liz nn,innai
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ated with either the ieaqeis % ~ su pn W.
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