Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

was adopted by MAJORITY or % our q
| a total OK $50 votes and 70 II must
/ stand as the platform OF the party until
1 the next state convention.
Platform hnnlyzed.
You say you don't like It; / say I
| don't like II. You say that there are
/ features IN II that you are proud or so
/ do l. What do you suppose the GENTLE
men who fought US two years ago think
about It? Ask thom. Like yourselves,
there arc some features of the plat
| form that they are proud Of. There are
/ others that are not ia the slightest de-
1 gree relishcd by them. Mark you, the
/ platform Is divided into two parts. The
first refers TO United States affairs and
federal questions. The other treats Of
AMI apol.es 10 state Issues. II this was
u presidential year | would feel much
| worse over the platform than do, for
then all VI the federal questions pre-
scented by II would be Of a very serious
| import to many Democrats. j should
never feel bad enough, however over
my platform expression to kick out OF
! party traces unless on repeated tests
the party should prove changed. a good
rule for the Democrat when his gun
faila TO FIRE Is to pick the flint pnd try
! again" The way for him to do II the
platform should be distasteful to him
Is to prepare for the next convention
and make the fight over for what he
wants. II he is right he win be able
10 convince fellow Democrats Of II, and
In this way he can correct what evils
that may appear in the platform.
This year only state ticket and
cuhB Icselhyu lVt trv so,slu u'stl ~ iSs'
are 10 DC electcu' Feuela ISSUES tle,c-
IoIe. IN inc STATE eailll,ulsn are lItc ..,,
want except III me eonsrvssiVhul ra l.,l'
ny SonVletlun ~ tnat u lnose WHO
W re ~ " W. 800 ~
tvht WIN wiat they sut Hs eA as. ~,
on te1erai queHtlohs, Whieh c9mnot PC
hetlieu tnls year. anu uIe WHINE 70
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PurS herealtei, az ulher Dcii ll, ~ ~
oubn' 70 DC s4llhnvu' tol, tley must ilili
some tililBs there Una. ought 70 De very
slu,lIyihB 10 every one .hat nus peeh
iul'Hl"l 70 thc party III tns pas''
State Annlrs.
Rend the follovlnp sections on stntn
affairs. ana nsk vourself IL those who
rnupht ma Two ,,ours n,,n have mi mad.
rrcnt concesslons Nsk vourselves if
tbov arc nlcaseI Win r6inInp n row
side issues In federal nffnirs ~ Vol,
should not he satisfied Win having So
curcd an un1unlined rndorsnrncnt ~
stntc ln,vs nnd noiicies t,nnd ana cooi.
t1tc You viii Feei heitcr.
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nmon,y tbe nsn,in 20 ~. si,to Tho
hard fought enmnaign az ,,,,,, vc,,r, o,,'
In whlch nsst Of ia nsonle now com
plnIninu tnok nni,f c,iImirotnJ ia a.,
establlshmont ~ tbe comn,lssi,,, ia,,,
1t had operated hut n abort I'm mil
a federal circuit Judge entoined the
commission and held Tho law unoonsti-
tutional The state appenlcd the cnse
to the supreme court OF the United
states. where the very onicious federal
Judge WIS ovcrruled and the law held
constitutional
The commission Is now at work maxi
Ing ana maintaining fair and just rates
that win protect the people from OPP
preston and insure the railways JUS
tlcc, The people that fought this COM
mlssiun the bittorest come In now like
men and extend congratulations over
It's iinal suecessful settlement. In other
words they express pride over the law
being held constitutional Gould you
ask noreF
tead the material part Of section
IL. We commend the action OF the
public officials In seeking to recover
l"nds unlaWiully obtained by railroad
companies from the state for sidings
ana switches. and pledge the people
that 90 long as the Democratic party
remains ID power this course shall be
continued until every acre Is recovered
or returned To the state
so cur late opponents come In and
JON IN renewal OF this pledge
Don you recolleet when a rainload OF
about three hundred men from the Pam
hahdle called on me while l was attor-
hey general ana demanded that these
very SUITS be distnlssedf suppose
YOU also reeolleet that their request
was respectfully declined. Up TO date
tne oltothSY general mas recovered near
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