Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

In the other affairs Of liz -
have met but ono ~, ~
was disposed to make es ssaar|
president, and he ofrer ss9s y /
ton that 1t was Absurd .ne|
that Mr.. Cleveland 49,
his own Democracy bS q
with a letter or other eyn- eel|
time there Is a ca,npnirr' ss.
to this gontleman's thao, r
lands Democracy shon,a y
as a matter of course nns \,
IN the case Judged MOI ~
himself does or docs Nh,
the attitude OF his f,ss ~. ~
this be the proper y,s,r ~ w =.
matter. Mr.. Cleveland i a,
the majority OF the low f, T.. !, !,
In the state are supuor,,ns Y,
Another suggestion ,r,Ss I
ocrat who may be preeidsss X,
some day, is to the af;'.s sA,
Cleveland's silence NAV
by looking to the futn,o !,
one can imagine that Il, N
has any notion OF n thiss u
easily supposable that hs n
TO have some voice In ~
OF his successor. His ch.,iss
would not be Senator mi, II
HUI were to carry New Vol, "A
Mr.. Cleveland may b. CONS.
in this event nothing could n-, |
senator's nomination m Iser 4
n signal victory would n, ].
possible for all rival cans,ss.
with the force OF the sdrsi,,
on their side. 10 defent him
II this Is really MIR. clsvs,.l
tive he IS pursuing a mucs 4
course than that follower 4
President Stevenson ard n,
and other possible Dcmoers,|
nees for the presidency. M
is giving much time and ,nn.n|
Hill campaign and In a rncc,
with his usual clear sense i
that the Democratic candllp,l
presidency was not 10 BE- N
1891, and no man could b M
for president unless ne was M
o. &ho great party througbeut 4
try. In other words, Mr.
himself q New Yorker. ana
lmposslbility in 1896. 10 anriosJ
this state from ncpubl,can
and let the next pieDldsncy ID
OF itsclf. 49, 7
Vice-Presldent Stcvonro,
speech In Brooklyn ana ,pa.r|
Though the defeat OF llll nv
would do moro than any, o,h|
TO soad the presidential ncl
TO the West, where the MES.
lives and has his being asd nj
he was not narrow enough a
an invitation 20 come 10 Mi y
speak for Hin.
Vlcc-Prcsidcnt's suppbrt II
When 1 saw Mr.. steves|
would not discuss the president
liar attitude, save to say, with
of his shoulders, q cannot ma
It," But as to his own Rail
had no hesitancy in saying: n
be a tremendous loss to th|
II the Republicans were 10
New York this year. ! was
come down here and put IN
II I can be OF any help. I am
cannot remain longer. Every md
ocrat in the country should be
stirring"
OF course the vlce-pfesldenl
and manly always, was asked
down here on Mr.. IIil's owl
gestion for the purpose OF AID
contrast. Senator Hill has he
lieved that the president would
word 10 help him In this fight,
present rumor that Mr.. Clcvell|
after all, break the sllerce, ID
tor does not put any faith In.
thought 1t would be O clever
have such a sturdy and famnu|
ocrat as the vlce-presIdent
stump for n few days In Neu|
merely to throw a side light ID
silence of the sage OF Buzzari
1t Is a good deal of a complls|
Mr.. Stevenson that he was d
come here. for Senator Hill ID
fully avoided inviting other 4
Democrats into the state, In A
his policy not to discuss mats
sues in this campaign, When i
publlcans took the field In Nj
they thought they were galAs
able to lay down the lines u
or course the tariff and ths
pail and the calamity howllrr|
their chief resource. But whea
Hill took hold he preferred 70
a plan all his own. He gave q 4
keep away from the tariff an1
tiOn1l questions, and to tight 4
publicans wholly on state isss.s
own speeches he keeps as ~
from the Wilson bill as possli
devotes most OF his time 70 u
rageous Republican sshsrr 2
the state for aA~cide TO 81
means OF thS~Fartlsan ainenani
the conSSseGtion. i,
flow Plat ~ FrEhtfn'.I
a politician pure and slni
is simply magnificent. WIN u
general and local conditions !,
him, he has actually frightenea 4
ponents. Two weeks agu III
resting on his oars, satisnea
easy victory. Today his men ~
Ing as II they saw defeat sisr.s
in the face. Ex-Presideni III
who has not had his second WI Y.
Is therefore eager TO show ~
loyalty, is trotted out. Reed ~
here. and Mckinley 10 s'sins|
state like a meteor. All over =.
the Republicans are raislr~ n
lamity bowls and there u y
answer them. 'f'
But Platt, reused at last Y
tent to let Hill and his men Y 4
quiet work under cover o. y
At last the Republican bos
covered what has been g@ns
great blocks of neutral Or n w
votes have marched into tne ~
more or less secretly pM
less surely. Plat. ha1 an.r .r
the havoc played by The pil 49,
participated by his own N 4
lieutenants, to the sirwv,.s, 4.
gaining from i-i'rr fsy'lllii,.-s A
the desperate but almost A.s 'ss
which the faithful Deia .ea n,
been making all along shla
der Hits masterful ieaoslsasi
MIR platt ms set to WORK ~ I.
even limited that he y ~ ~
sort to that desperate sai"s n
has played often esiore y IA
and dickering with the a ~, u
ton, which Is eager TO te, s.sSs i
upon the metropolitan 80
ably Hill cannot whip iss "a, A
h Is pretty TO see how DC -