Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
HE'S A BABE N THE WOODS.
CLEVELAND nEsEr ny ALL KINDS
OF BEASTS.
rhr Gold hugs aaa the Buils ana
hears and buiiicnairc- Are chnx-
ius him Through Their ruunisd
Lnirs.

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lnnd Is ambitious 20 be the Moses Of
Mall street. elving the inspiration for
a nnan,ial nnllnv which u4n hnva ths
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HuPpViN vi tht t'epuphvah p"lS ""p
or the ao-called sound money Demo
Gratis
rhIs mas, ~, ~. ~. ..,.,, 40. A.,
'"'' nv ~ N'e 'N"N' Safe' -
tne same time scheme not utterly
dles'm!lar 70 this appears to be fevoiv-
ing In Mir t,leveia,,l,a nina ia nr.h.
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~'S 40" ~ "ousu' o. Vh'erins tna
Republican party. much less OF being
| dictate TO the leaderahln Of that or
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pe INC pAtnuhuer through the hnanciM
Jungle, whom the faithful will follow
ont OF the tnnelo inta the broad road
oe a .,,na ons,,,,,, 1890, 81. M,
Va n'"'u hnNhel"i hyatvW' iic cru
rot hope FOR more than q small follow
ing In his own party. and is rntu ally
tools,nc "a ,.a p.n,,,1,,,n. 10. ,,.ts,.
"hse'
IL must be evident 10 Mr.. Cleveland
thnt no such nnauriin I.nIsiatton AZ
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non or the present congress. me next
congress, which In opposed 10 him IN
politics, win last TO the end OF hi1 torn.
Under ordinary ,,ircuntafn ncea he could
not expect 4, conuresR Of An opposing
party TO eo.operate With him ~ any
udmistratIon policy OF lnportAn 20 Yat
Il IL announced that No proposes to
make an issue on finance. bounding
tile trumpet blast OF sound currency
ua he blew a blast Tor tarin reform ia
the middle Of Ills former term. ynr
most common pupernriai VIEW OF this
III that no tlonires 10 make an iasilA FOR
hig party In 1906 II A obvious. how
ever, that he cannot gather a United
p.n,ocratie marty IN suptrort az nnv
financial proposition which he can
raise. hut even IL he could III, so thera
snuid be no insue made with the Repub-
II Means on that, since Tho posltion wnich
he occupies VITA relation 10 the ours
rcncy question IA ia ontlro h,Amony
with thar which tho Hvnubliran Anrtv
as an orraniaatlon, nan always Inaiitl
tnlnpd.
Uow,yot widely they diner ON nil
other attcstiona 1ohn shern,nn nnI
1lroyer cleveland nre in ,,ureetnent on
finance, the IrAt with thorough
hno,yiodre az mo ,oueatIonl NJ il he.
lleyed IN thnne who hnvn uiven ssriuu.
thnn,rht Ia thn ouoatinn that AR.
] tsie,rinudia n,irnn.e IL Ia advance, altch
a nrouoaltlon for n ntabie nnnnclni
~vti,.,n fnr Tho government na viii
nnnneirra or Tho enat without rei,arl
a. nnrtv and viii have thr aanetion
nni snnnor, ~ mo nan,ihliennn m
cnrpress hin hiaterv ~ mo rppenl ~
: IN. s,herrn,n ino, i. freah n, tho minda
NJ II ThIs repsni ,yna brouaht nhout
Ia, n en.onerntion Of ono Renublioni.s
, a. cnnercs~ and MI Cloyoinnd IL M
< na,iovod thnt the rureesa Of that
' ,,,n,,a,nsnt il ~. ,nrn a., ,tnlent onno-
sitinr ram nis o,yn Marty rms lnanirea
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: ran inst,gIrat. n tlnnnelaI svatem he.
l s",,e mo eioan ar III n,lninistratinn
Z which Mn atnnd nil nssot,ita of tha
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y II lanai OH. ,nonth. h.fora IA. ,nr.
, presaionni onmnnirn beaan--before
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a oraanleed.tthcre WIS ~ eanf"r"nao NJ
ths Nyhfa Ifauac hst,yean M, ci.ss-
y Innd. Mr Ilnlritv Mr. Don DicItcn.
. Am and one or Two otho,s ovar tha
y wnbieoi OF The futtire Denlocrntlo moi.
2 10y, Afr. Cleveland on that pccasion
!. erpresscd The oulnlon that il was
= mtiph more ifnportnnt Ia the Detno
- cratic party and 10 Inc country that Z:
\. majority or the new eonareae elected
7, nhould couslst OF men who beiieyed Ia
=, sound currency than that thore shoulli
80 be a majority of Democrats. Ho re-
gnrded IL as a matter OF the nrnt i'm
/. portanco that Tho Democrats should
II nominate as many sound money men
y a. possible, aud he conveyed The idea
I through what ne said that the loss
Ia OF the house through the dafoat ~
~ radical free silver men and Demo.
crata with Popuiist idenB would not be
u an lrreparabie Injury 10 either tho
Democratic party or tho country,
y. During the last two years OF his ad.
I. ministration Mr. Cleveland will ind
n himself situated somewhat ms he may
Il have anticipated at that time Ills
n desire Tor congress- controlled by
IA the advocates or hound nnanca viii be
r. gratlncd, though II may he dsap-
ie poiutmcnt TO him not 10 have this ma
A. 1oriiy IN his own party.
n While THE Duxt oongrcas must Of
necessity be "a do-nothing party" thi
r. prospect may bo opened FOR action on
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