Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

eiyEI.IY, Robertson County, Tex,
n a-The state Grange at its meet
s. l,y adopted the following address
q thg pie;
i ) Worthy Master and Members
has State Grange; Your special
to whom was referred that
1.-The worthy masters address
W. Grange and politics, beg
ttport;
rgniulate the state Grange that
iiis has boldly attacked the great
1iu'al enemy Of the people. to-wlt;
aaaaeal rianlpaator In league with
iexSle politician. The following
nHi' Of The worthy master is here
. IN ONir to emphasize its truth and
''lhcs We have the humorous
haHo~os # Is true-spectacle Of
~ nssnty eeyated to power, as
~ y q leaders, upon the one
hna' While those leaders are
Oi.ail.l0asIy absorbed upon an issue
Y iaraiers have for years bevn
'saF 70 bring to the front"
'ssse tbs allusion Is to our finances
p hAanon 10 silver. We cannot
" Conviction that the leading
p The country in the cam
sst-hs the last national cleo
~ endeayored 10 mislcad the
'-H would be indeed n sad COM
"a y Their alleged craftsmanship
aai such politicians were ut
~. VI financial history. The
a. this body well knows.
'sAAding the free coinage Of
N Y. reinstatement as money
u / r,'ss WV since an information
~. upon, the metal by the
x l Az and financial triclistcrs
la-i,s-' 1 corrupt action in 1873 by
n Il iongress that demonet;zed
I'd i, IN demand the national
/, y oecn followed by every otI,sr
sael, s,iiaaugl and every other
Il IL ~ v ,, In the United States.
\. mi , ulesc demands, in the face
$3.50 yWh fact that silver las
" q ~ uy International trickerv
sls,Jr sense BEEN affected by the
II ,sNy Of the two metals ,o a,..
hi FINN, with the spectacle of
gs si IIu,lg buttons, Corporations
& lltsans u.d abetted by corporn-
Il u Il corrupt press and The
! AZ r United States togetfar
b. snd pursuing a policy The
Z ssble e,,' voflupt intent of which
galssrayhly debt owed, double the
E " ON agle interest burdens now
A lss,sons people' ind double thc nj.
+ ., cn,S,o. wealth of the money Lend.
n nst tht,anons and nations OF the
" ocy n ,lls may appear more main
ticA 10 s's ,n people may have facts
fllz m tba,el the fallncies of willy
i tls i r N.Y., effort to hoodwinl, ia
,olpe d s,lsst OF combined canital,
n upen MI w 70 prove that the pres.
X zy lSilNcr Is an intprir,tinnnl
n ~, a,lely, Stausiin. f,,, .iti' !, \
!. 81 Mr.. Il. o. I.no',,, FURNISHED
Prove H. iail Of silver nd H.
Il egateo1ma frpm 1887 to the end
israllv y century the metals Hi
. "a. 4. Nnange In their ratio ~
E nh ces,, me beginning Of M
silyes 'hhlnry TO the den,oUc,, .ne
sslles 81 germany in 1919. ths
sitorm W Tie metals were even r
lAat fOr An = word Mr. Icnch
Y any anthv vlure period of which
e1ferinr t v.a financial record 4
.sllnps ~ centuries. the ra,n'
ally na,r",i The metals haye IN NIL,
le hat non, ,eaa,. Additional stats
eeoired ,, ,I'm 1880 10 1879 ~,
u proiboa,, ideally the same az
iosas Of si,,oa OF gld was iarSa
I oeeaa u.i,l' er' The degradatior
In ISL a Speculative w.a,. ~,
alppiing scr coinage prennr.
'Aomis The gold sthndp IT, ~
spaa h. o. 81 silver were ,'''I ihn.
{ i gsis. markets Of tbs WILL III
.iisie,i 70 " i'ranee. whers y ~
g eall.i rahee became s,5 ~,
i'n H. Conference Of ~.
& csrrs,v,eilsl fright and m,
i gilloa sd n AID English n,sninn
\ smiisd sea,op,ei lie m ,ii,lp y,
,lIss ,es ,iheir St Il, SST 4 ths CON
s '''..s'.asay. F FRI IN epiistins' % /
"a g silver she Latin unioI
yin DE s,ot they crossed "a.
- absolutei. sum q half |