Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20

holder, and their attitude toward him il
singular IN the extreme. They cannot
hope 10 win him TO their ranks. vet Won
never hear n word said about defeating
him for the senate next year, although
they confidently threaten to scalp Mills
FIVE years hence.
They say they regard CLARK Demo.
Gratis ms their most formidable opponpnts.
yet they pour out their npathemos m
the heads of Governor Hcgg and Com
missioner Reagan, while they speak Of
Judge Clark in the friendlicst terms.
"a He esriiaritfrS rurirr=-
able among these people, and they illns-
trate the truth of the saying that there
Is nothing 50 uncertain and unfnthon-
able as politics.
The Popnlist on the money question Is
int money man from the end of his
toenails TO the termination OF tine long
est hair in his head The Greenbackcr
isn't in it little bit. when 1t comes
70 FIAT money. Indeed the Pops" be.
lievc an money is fiat. and they want
enough it for all purposes. Their
none N the Omaha platform are
:" 0ta1 rs 1onal currency safe,
so NSlc, ths.. u by the gene
f fSs,, an Sitn, " E ES.S1iis s sS5
f"'"hNi'f q Jhs aNit anu tUlcltnI
means OF distribut. drect 10 the peo-
pie, at tax not 10 exceed per cent
per annum, to be provided as set forth
in the sub-treasury plan Of the Farmers
| alliance, or hettor system; also by
payments in discharge of its obligations
Tor public improvements. We demand
| free and unlimited coinage of silver at
| the present legal ratio Of 10 to /. We
| demand TINT the amount Of circulating
| medium be speelilv Increased 10 moi less
| than $50 Der capitn.'
The most enthusiostic Grecnbacker
| wonll not take thr old greenhack plit
| form in exchange for this demand for
| "a o,r money ali a. il ,ut ,l,., t,.,r,inn-
| lion ona can find some Of tho Old stngers
Who Id tbe forlorn gang In the seven.
| ,ics among tbe 'eaders And they don't
tate hart anything they sail in The
mast either OH Broihor Isancs of
| MILAN cot,ntv il ono NJ these nnd no Il
not Ashamed Of Ills grcenhack record.
SS Srt ne rscd heap Pr0udST as OF ca rSRe
T., tbjs dj.trict Ia ycar mud was beaion.
hnt Il moi disconrared IIc delights Ia
dcscant mon The manner Of separation
| bntween himself and the Democratic
perty. He nscribes that calamity to
want of Democracy In the party and
ennhatirally asserts that the party left
bim. Most Of tho Popn,ists were once
members of tho Democratic party and
not a few of them have recently aban
donel their old love. One Of these wa.
accosted by The Gazette representative
and In reply TO questions said: II stab
with the Democratic party until / didn'
know where ! was at aud then ] Joined
the Peoples party. / was bothered
nightly last year when our leaders go
| 10 uunrrcing over who was the bcs
Democrats and tho only Democrats, bu
/ staid with the side thought was thu
nearest right and voted for Jim lOgg
He was elected. hut in the last teV
months the very leaders whom / chos
rs the genuine Democrats have, turne!
| against Cleveland. for whom they I'll
recte1 me to vote for president, and nov
| have lost faith In the whole OF then
and never. VII vote me leinotrall
| ticket again. TINS man talked III "
seriousness and he - one Of thousanl'
they say, who have expressed s'mla
experiences ,,,,,,,
oN Ilih 1ilr.'
The executive sefsion TO-DAY gave som
oil line Delegates chahce 10 take III IN
town, and tile street ears were pllronlIc
more literally than yesterday Inc del
egates sun keep sun upper ~ ~
swear they VIII sweep tue couu'I! "A
u new broom next var II.
ll9W 40 you n1u ~ ~ ~ lle cuul9slH, wy
the Hogg ana NlnFk DehpcrhtsF w
asked n leading speaker among the Iol
ulist today.
We find the llogg peonle All nghl;
was the reply, II we VIII zeal Eehtl
with them. The Clark people are conr
/ ing item closely, ana are u9lng EVER!
J thing in their power 10 lnuges us
= jump on the IloEs People WIN Hu .iiii,,
| them mnJ. and II We can just keep OF