Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-03

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M creek" and all around the sturdy
.,.manry and hardy sons OF toll
nav came on horseback and IN wag-
i. and here and there could be seen
q ,uthSslastlo Democrat plodding his
-,v even on foot, to that celebrated
M where the Eloquent wynne"
,,cej in nomination for governor the
4,rand Old Man" and that but few
-onths since. II there was a Democrat
W at home today. then is Popuiism
weak sister" down here. for 1t seems
nal everybody turned out.
Our Democracy is proud Of Colonel
Eynne and IN all Texas there is none
rore beloved and respected by our
seopls than himself.
they regard him as honest, they be-
sye him earnest, and know him to be
4 Democrat always true to party prin-
apes and always fighting for party
tominees,
The Grand old Commoner by speech
awyrnes. enc of the ablest ever de-
ayered In Texas, was recently at this
yey place put squarely upon the
nck and today 1t happened that
gagan's ablest champion and chief
lsmlrer was again amongst us to give
,ood reasons for his Democratic faith.
Ne told how he had since that
Uromnating' speech followed the
/, Anner and fortunes OF the"Commoner"
XAiough the dust and heat OF party
Raniests, and had remained by his side
ia within his counsels until the cur
an fell upon that memorable cam
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he told us Of the patriotism and
1lrty devotion Of Reagan when party
4tiorm was adopted not In every
apect entirely consistent with the
Xtifty policies advocated by him dur
~ the campaign. Said he: Did
Rsagan because he could not have
/, unuything exactly us he wished, sullS
his tentl Did he cuss out the plans.
iiies and nominees Of his party and
/ on on a pouting expedition like
ns foolish child? No. my fellow
p,nocrats, but he wrote a letter to |
At convention indorsing most OF the |
leies and propositions OF their plat |
rln, and rendering his services TO the /
n1e OF Democracy. asking to be sent /
uI.Ge ever its banners waved and |
asre Its fights may be fiercest. Those
N you who grumble, complain and
W IN your duty tc your party and It's
niness, did you ever read that grand
ttrlotic letter of Reagans? II not
~ i and read 1t, then do like hlm-be
M Democrats, stand by your party
% lis candidates"
Ne said that when Reagan dropped
y Il was natural and logical for his
Fport TO fall into the Culberson
IaV -.
III OF the knlghtly Culberson had
sn to Reagan ali that any friend.
gd wish.
Wherever Culberson had spoken his
nerous conduct and kindly courtesies
NE old man" had been noted and
reclated by Reagan's friends, land
vas manly in them and II was a
aure TO me to stand by Culberson
hd his nomination after our can
.iss withdrawal.
want 10 assure you that Mr. Gull
f,ont Views upon the silver question
mat In favor OF n ratio of rs to ],
Is firm and pronounced as II is
nole 10 make them. His views
hose Of Judge Reagan upon state
ADMINISTRATION policies are exactly
aand In hand have they not taught
me commission, both In its crea-
nd IN the continuation? After
9ndldate's withdrawal II was
lI for me. one OF Rea-
pest friends, to second the nomi-
.'n Of Chas. a. Culberson, feeling
.We best interest OF our state could
teplng.' '' '''9 ''1'''''i AZ
~ Wynne then paid his respects TO
ppulists and their wild hog"
~ IA.
=; said that the oops were not 10
Jared at all this year. It had
700 much and that crops were
sso9' Where 1t rams aud crops {
nwoa-Popullsts thin out" They
"he young gosllng when It {
IN tnem II drowas them out !
e The Pops live on bad crops !
,'ns calAmlties and sickness"
Sag or referred to about a dozen
Muodueed by tho twelve uon-
rh ana senator's of that party
"V-thlrd congress, showing that
wal expenditures called for under {
sahe would amount to more v
MY one billions of dollars an
~, re referred to PETERS cent a '
OIL which provides that every
M sailor or marine who served
~ union army, whether wounded I
s,as OF not. should he paid per I
az the rate Of one cent a day j
e,e'y days service in the war and U
day extra for every days ini- ]
,s.aantnt therein. Thus entaillng an 5
-.'sure OF millions Of doll1rs c
wi,,so referred to Representative 8
~ pension bill providing that L
colder whether wounded in v
". VI service or not who served Ia
taeral army 30 DAYS ana less than
~ should be paid $40 per month;
Men one year and less than two,
n. I, month: more than two and less c
wwIee years, $50 per month, and v
An Three years, S?5 per month. Of
M missioner of pensions to whom RI
ss,, was referred estimates inst ;he Il
~ expenditure Hereunder even n
w ,nist year would be more Than Il
,sl,yp' or more 'ha1 the total eX- n
'ristration. p
,',,,l referred to the Populist tn !,
e,s,. army bill' providing for the n
r., ~ .smploym ent by the govern -
~, tgVO00 nisn 10 be fed ard -
a,,1. o. the public treasury, thus
~ ~ the es4t nrmnsr ~ cnirc
~ unuer and dependent upon the
III ,gevernment. o.
r, That government Is best "
n,,r,ssns least and this dangerous ii
ID lns; towards Capitalization and
VI Il hssuss tendency on the government
~ ~ and glRrlng that II should
i ~ ~ Populist away from the II
"a, NJ hose wild eyed Missionaries,
Il IA mind has became 80 be-
a aly ~ oenlghted as to render him
IHs incapable OF receiving the d
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