Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

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He should refuse to follow ~ the foot
steps Of any administration that sought
TO place the Democratic party IN false
position and lead IL into the very camp
of the enemy. 1Yhf. president must rely
upon Republican voters 10 carry cut any
such suicidal policy. He did not believe
| however, that any such course Would lc
taken by the president by MS own volt
tion or even undcr the Inspiration 81 IN
shall he furnished than now exisis lie
| deprecated hasty action 10 the lorna
/ ticn Of definite financial pan ana nrv-
/ dictcd tie failure of the aiicnp' " I'M
! pose a gold standard on india, Mean
/ while the prompt repeal OF the shesmNn
| law was demanded "a q measure 0f Nui-
/ porary relief let Us legis.ate upon
| the financial question:, sht Mf. filll,
and then return 20 our homes next
December reSuming c91adc,i. s,in,,, ~
colleague and himself would checrtully
vote for the repeal hill ''unawed ~ pewps
[ and uucorrnptld 10y federal patronage
He predicted the passage OF ne bll ny
the senate ind that the republic would
weather the pn'scnt stofiu
THE paragraph which Mr.. Hin declared
v the president turned his back ON Tue
himetalists aud on the established policy
Of the country and on the pledges Of the
Democratic party. he .lliilD would not
follow him, and that the president would
have to rely upon Republican senator's
10 carry oui his IDEAS, was spoken with
much bitterness Of tone. The pemocrauc
senator's looked gloomy and unhappy but
a smile Of amused satisfaction irradiaied
the faces OF the Republicans,
AT , y. IN. the speech was interrupted
,, and the Lee Mantle case was laid bee
J fore the senate as the regular order
Of business. II was, however, lad aside
informally on motion OF Mr.. Harris dem
of Tennessee and Hin went on with his
speech
at is said the presidents message by
It's significant omissions and especially
c It's closing lines contemplates the estab-
+ lshmcnt OF gold standard as the
policy Of the country and looks upon
7 the repeal Of the sherman law as o
6 means 10 that end. II Is regretted The
d president was not more. explicit IN ms
o last uttorances u would certainly have
n made the path of repeal an easier one
l. aud prevented such miscOnstruciion and
bitterness. IL he really intended as
Z understand he proposes hereafter Y
!, favor the policy Of single gold standard
5, then | must absolutely decline 70 follow
Is him In his new departure, l shat reiusl
D. TO follow the footsteps Of any administrn
N ton that seeks TO place the Democrats
N party IN n false position, that seeks 7,
] lead Il away from the traditions, away
lc from the currency Of our fathers, ava,
NJ | liNlu Lut .NAAu Nl NAANl1F away AlNA
W Democratic principles and platforms, Alli
into the very camp Of the encmy. Tn
N president mnst rely upon Republican
"a votes TO carry out any such ruioida
us policy. (Sensatlon) The temporary n
he lief the country needs al this hour !
cy the prompt repeal Of the Sherman law
In We can discuss mohetary theories after
er wards. Our duty now II 10 stop turtle
silver purchases aud relieve an almos
Sc bankrnDt treasury from the drain O
he goldout It's vaults. Let us legislnte NJ
IN on financial question, then return TO ou
to. homes. At the regular session next ID
liz ccmber we can resume consideration ,
1t the establishment Of q permanent final
la cial system required by the necessti,
I'd of a great and growing country"
ty. Referring to Tire tariff. Tie speak,
Ter said; The Democratic party Il pledge
lily TO tariff reform and must redeem !
nd pledges, come what may. OF course
no must be expected there will be soino fri
IA ton. II is unavoidable II Is anticipAt,
his there will b. withdrawal OF public a
ny from private enterprises, aud II cam
I'D he prevented but must be endured. ~
his people perfectly understood the uucstit
ire last fall and voted with their eyes W.T.
open Our course Is onward. We shi
not retreat" In conclusion Mr.. III
said; No one. I've he Democrat, Repu
lean or Popuhst should be lcterr
IT. from voting for this blu, simply hccau
~ ~ alllltl iAN M NuNNlNNAAAAANAi AAAftAnNl
That furnishes no argument either for
IRE against b. ! resent the impairment si
d. geshons Of those sycophnuta who n
10 constantly posing rs the personal
A. especial friends Of the administering
ne and who whisper IN our ears every III
zee that the administration wants this III
on does not want that, and we must II
l. volts 50 as TO displeaac tho ndinmisif
~ ton. As you well KNOW, ] was for q
10 repeal Of this hill long before the prese
ib- administration came INTO power, AM
mo my voice. ptm and influence, contrihut
-" my humble share towgri CREATING. III
ere public sentiment In regard 70 II, which
Try SO wei nigh unanimous IN my state; y
zoe distinguished colleague and myself "
ted checrfully vote for tliis plu' uh,Nsn
his power. and interrupted by tederu ~
me ronage. Applause, huehterl
lon .c1ne president could DO no less than
recommend the repeal OK tue nhi rin
'ok bill, because such a repeal vas ma
en- part q the Democratic creed az Chical
icn 1t Is his duty to do 80 ana hn mas "
ply discharged his duty and TINT Is b
me Mr.. President, this bin Is going 70 pa
the the smute believe II; predict ~ IN
lse' will be no flihustcring upon snch ~
it'll iect Az tlis. Let our business men W
the are laboring under fearful burdens n
lite against great obstacles take COURAGE
I'm the prospect. The present clouds 81 :
NIL ycrsity, which 20 heavily ov,dhnng th'
Ter dark and gloomy days, wall soon ~
me away aud relief surely come. think
Tho see a bright, clear. silver unsing, 10
Dc clouds In the West, when now urea
the danger. nnd ia tho near future that y.
ons will become stronger, better more on
ien gent, under the rays and inspirations
a. an educated public sentiment desirynA
de Justice freed from passion, pre1ud
mt and sclhshness, aud viii gniie our CO.
Jill try back to the sure grgnni q STA
net prosperity, right financial policy q
and Inc monetary principles Of our lathe
ally from which II has 40 wonderfully q
por. frlghtfuliy wandered In recent years
ced When he declared that himself and
mo colleague would vote iof ilr pehu
do bill nnawed by power aud uneofrup
hat by federal patronage, there Wns an y
'ent burst Of applause In the galirries.
de- yice-president suppressed H. declaring
zen any other manifestations occurred
lost galleries would be- cleared iilll GO
DIST his speech at 2.i5. when there
eve again some slight applause restrained
law the yice-president.
per Hill retired into one o. the clonh roo
fe- whore he was surrounded " hthhi
dis and others offering c0ngra ilons'
As soon as order was restored Ste"
de- took the floor.
-osi- Mr.. Steward took the floor and dec
} II ed the bin Of the finance conlnlitee
net bill practically 70 demgueuzc Hii'
/ q No man should he deceived on
law point. The promise 10 Tie bill was
/ 10 insult TO the Intelligence Of the AMER
rch. people The people, be said, had c,