Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-03

The forms Of law. Our weapons src nv.
suihenis-a free aud fair count II the
nlohel bower shall attempt to sustain
psarpaiion Of our rights by the strong
,su as In other lapds, We will meet
may issue as Il is forced upOa Us For
y better. infinitely better, rather than
maj our liberties should be d,slfoyeI
" Nmnny. that Is. the oppression a. nm.
.nanly an over the world, that We shonll
Wade through seas Of blood; YEA. blood
10 our horses bridles." tIrcinendons an
EA-coNGRESSAIAN RICE PIERCE
Of Tennessee, the lieutenant of Chairman
n Ian Ia the last congress. was received
WIN great enthusiasm. and proceeded
~ naee = speech which was the seusa,
You OF tue day In its ariaigument Of
os,eiand. II am here rs Democrat, {"
sald ne, Democracy had no part nor
pNleei IN the decentralization os silver
Drlhocracy does not believe In H. tAp-
piausel When the majority of the PARTY
vas' lheir vote In favor Of q political meas.
ure. which did Il represent, the party tail
or Tue b0dyf Since ~. when silver was
urlnpheuzed, bow have Democratic rep.
Iesenlaiires npon the door uf coirrcts
Notrd upon this question of the deinonetiz.
atlun OF silyerf | say here. without fear
OF contradiction, because sp4,ak from
the record, that the Democrats represen.
lauNes from the South and West. con.
sutnting an overwhelming majority of
democrats upon the floor OF congress.
have every time free silver has been pre-,
sehted east their votes in the Interests
Oi the people for free nnd unlimteI coin
| nge OF silver tApplnuso.l lsit not right
lhat | should say this which is iruihY
truth never hurts any man.
a voice, What will Cleveland doY
cleveland does not represent he Dem.
ocralic party" quickly retortcl the *.
| congressman.
Then the convention broke loose. Men
| JUMPED TO their feet aud cleered hilar.
ionsly, while hundreds Of y0rct yelled.
That. is so; he does represent Wall
street"
81 say today as Democrat resumed
| Pierce, THAT Grover Cleveland the man
/ from the East who clHims today TO rep.
resent tue Democratic party, does not
| represent It, but does misrerreaent its
/ position on this question: tApplAusel
DO you know why Cleveland was nomin-
4 atodF'
A voice; six hundred thousand dol
lars" Q.auvhter).
Our people throughout the South
! thought TINT Grover Cleveland was
the man to protect them against force
bn, We also believed he was au honest
man, and would not attempt to 90
against the interests of his party upon
any question. The leaders were mis-
taken, IA Grover Cleveland's action to-
day shows" tApnlnusc mld hsspsl
During all tlfs time HE populists,
! who hive meyer forgiven pelrrp ior nl'
herring TO the Democrats party last
fall had been restless, and interruptions
were frequent. A Geuvia friend Of
Congressman Tom Watson yelled, How
does Crisp slandF lApphuse).
"has siood lar t,,n,ve ihnS v.ars Nv
tha neonic an everv yafe lin renersss
! In ,tnport of the free eoinaire Of silver
ma I rnnnof belicvr he win 1nlny Jmdas
and betr1v tbe trrn who made him sneak.
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