Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

the, should como 10 ihe mtn or uen
" hn closed the wpF
Again / say a. drumncr 3 states
man hccaHse he knows what wonh -
good cig'nnlaiinE medium for ihe pepp,s,.
! come before You BOW ana uFfi -
this subject snoiesuy- mcAn " s'',F
Il Of pOliiiee and intend 20 cVe "
you a. q came hy rivals nnh Wy
drummer straight from the Mount; 4
cannot afford 10 mention roUhcr
long 90 that faffy row wisn-c WNlNN
is 10 say nothing but 70 wait for ", Gnu
her election aud for lS@ and hrNiul,y
and the wsgid = ours. trrlheiiily 80
gratulate myeelf on BELONGING 20 Wy
only PARTY in the South fifat needs NC
erirs nor sirns nor passwords. mr. tlueed
doors nor winks nor biinkr n ornr! 70
know our constituency. We Know mem
hr their ccior aud coior roos long way
in politics al tho South and ia the ;NoS N
where the color lines are not - ci0rt4
drawn we can smell them ont Nc" ySl
could not find a Democrat by smelilnE
him, you know. In fact Il Is rather nara
70 ind a real good one any WY JUST
n1rv.
But the drummer flvors = money that
will circulate III IL be metal money lhen
n Il will not cirsilste cold as q a., better
heat II red hot. The drummer hates 3
man VINO hoau1s his money lie likes
tao rich man aud the millionaire und ne
CARDS him a public bcucfnctor as long
A. he circplntes whist money be has. lie
hates any niau who would hold dollar
clinrhed IN hts hand until he wears y
down 10 dime. He dcspiscs above all
men fhe nnn who would take e Jew.
hundred metal dollars out 10 the hack OF
nis teh sud dig a hole under a stump
and bury his money away and there sits
upon the same stump and delights hun
self IL cur-ing the rich man and the
millionaire We want money 20 circulate
and II gold be the standard then we want
what silver dollars we have 20 be made
worth a dollar II IL takes n dollar and a
inif 10 make IL 50. II silver declines
make the dollar bigger. make them ~
heavy that one In carl pocket VIII pull
your pockets on aud TWO 90 each pocket
will phil your pants Of. II would then
become matter Of either circulate your
money or lose Your pants A proposition
with about M much sense IN 10 rs much
Of rhe money craftsmanship we have
beard in the past year.
But lei us leave the year thnt has past.
On The first day Of January 'NHluO1
duimmcrs ia This country, la spite OF
hard times. packed their grips aud badC
farewell 10 home and loved ones aud
started Out upon their great commercial
crrund throughout the lcugth aud breadth
Of the land, and today We are twenty
seven days Journey into the great wilder
ness ~ a new year, and We arr fellinl
| die trees aud making che frontiers OF
/ civilization blossom us the race, WI
| have left the hc4h.pots o. Egypt and hpy'
CROSSED the lDh. Brother Cave. wha
| ID thp name Of that rvcrfi Red Sea
AND phnrpub's army of 1888 have beer
| nluurci INTO Che rrpat waves aud swep
| away. aud we stand To-Day ready 20 snni'
| ihr great rock Of hope md as We sinit,
! 81 let MS really hope that from q Nhhl
! ,,r,,i hnanm that we shall be borne elea
! Sut INTO an open eea of prosperity ans
| succCs,. for iSN4
! Ms fellow travellers bear with M
! avhilc--l close 10 INV mind, the oal
! of The forest stands for the very bcs
| ,york mnu.hip of the hand Of him VIII,
mad, nm foliage. buds aud hlnomn Wit
! tho very first smiles nf spring, and hi
lcnvea stpv on all winter The Osl
nnkcs thC hest foundation for III
houses In which We live aud In the fin
| jshpd material we find the prctties
| fnrniurp tbnt goes into our rooms a
| a trre of the forest The oak stands tow
rring above ali trees. and when the sum
MGR heat parrhes the earth, meath hi
"ut4trrtchel arm both man aud bcas
ind n oool plnte aud a place to rest. an,
whom tho frosts of early autumn toucl
md chill the other trees and strip then
nf tbrir lrnyes. wa find thc onk leave
touchrd bv frost only turn brown an,
ding tbc closer 10 lie stem. furnisbinl
Mi winter lont, protortion 10 tbc ycr,
birds Of the nir AGAINST The chin aud tbi
blast, wnut IN live 10 see thc dl,