Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

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! on motion william Lamdin Of Waco
was added to the committee.
The committee withdrew to consid-
err the reports, and while II was out
| Rutabaga johnson was called to the
| stand for speech
| Mr. johnson went Into the history OF
legislation, telling Of the manner in
which the lands of the state had been
granted TO the railways. The tght
asalhst me land grants was lea by
- - Nugent' Marion martin ana NM
s ,h WINE slayton ana heagail were
ne ,l,,i,,, ~ VI w III
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While Paat, ,s, 81, ~ ,,i,iS'
Ita nlso 1isciarod f,,rthor raj psos,a,,
voted npainat tbo bor,estaad Low, I'D
that he stood ready TO nrnye n
He then paid his respects 10 Charley
Culberson. whom he Ind heard sneak
the other day. Culbereon had said
that the Populist party was made up
of suckers and office seekers. Now. il
1t was sin to want ofie. there was
no family in this state that would have
as much to answer for as the Culber-
son family. He paid his respects In a
very free-handed way to the Culberson
family ana the offices they hold and
nave reid
IusslhB 10 the SILVER question he said
everyone with spoonful Of brains
KNOWS that me Democratic marty would
heNer reHoneuze suNel The Demo
Gratis had peen saying that they would
restore SILVER ana they had labored
TOT tWeuty-one years until they could
tSse democrats TO vote the ticket so
mat house, senate and president would
an be Democratic. Now they are DEM
ocfatc nave been Democratic for more
than year; nothing has been done
nothing Is going to be done.
He made a strong appeal to the Pom
ulists to keep up the work, and espe-
clally lmplored them to do what they
can for the emancipation of women
declaring that civilization never ad.
vanced beyond the white woman. II
said that woman bore tie greatest
burdens of poyerty aud distrees AMI
fhev wore ne pnea Who ,noat naad,J
n government where nj, could bavl
nm eounl chance In tho raca ~ ne
AT the conclusion Of MIR. Johnson's
: speech the char announced the follow
In vg' es ,r w. peaTs peso'Y,on'
, deceased.
Lamb. Dumas Baird and Davis
cyclone Davis was loudly called for
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