Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10
A POLITICAL SENSATION.
CLEVELAND AND cLEvELASDIssI
TO M DIsAvowED.
Judge Reagan soon 10 Issue an
Important Address 10 the Peo-
pie OF the state ON This
Important Matter.


waco. Tex. April IA Pest repre-
sentative learned incidentally that
Judge Reagan purposes the issuance at
az, early day of an address &c the peo-
pie OF Texas on the Political situation.
Judge Reagai. ~ was said, would al
,ise the Democrats Of th's state TO
repudiate Cleveland and ClrN elandisua
6nd save the party from wreck and
ruin into which the Democratic presl-
dent Is driving H. From the tone Of
speech 81 friend Of Judge Reagan.
who seemed to enjoy his confidence. the
idea Of the Judge Is to foro tho silver
issue in the state campaign and 10 OBJ
tain an Endorsement OF tie extreme sill
yer view. not alone In the state con-
tention. but even IN the Democratic pd-
mRries. IN wha. manner the issue was
90 be forced was not stated. but the
post representative inferred q ON what
its informant IN regard to the contem-
plated address said that b" expected
the silver test 20 be applied to all
candidates for office. " not 10 the vot-
ers. even though this new cement Of
dlscord should practically undo the
work Of harmony at Dall1a. Tor It IL
assured that there Is wide difference
among the Democrats Of Tcxas as 10
the enlarged coinage Of silver and the
wisdom and patriotism Of tie admins
;rauonls financial policy This differ
euce OF opinion upon matter Of
finance rs eNpectcd To assume the pro-
portions Of poll cal disagreement
sufficient TO mark line Of division as
distinct as that which sepeiated two
factions Of the party In the E,ate cam
align two years ago.
The Post representative called on
Judge Rengan In his room At the Pa
clnc hotel and lsSed him concerning
MS proposed address 10 the people
He answered that hc hal consulted
with some OF hia friends and that It
had been decided that he alould issue
fuch an address, TO the people OF Texas
az would enhghJen them ia regard to
'he political situation and persuade
them 20 cling 10 the Democratic organi-
.ation 10 accomplish the legislation
which is ne -ossory 10 relieve the pres
ont business aud industrial, distress.
To do this Il would be nece ssary Tor
the Democratic party 10 dlsavow
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