Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
WILL Mr.. CLEVELAND SpEAKP
ANXIETY ABOUT WHO THE PREsI-
DENT REALLY WANTS.
His Desires for Currency Reform.
No Time for the Occupant of tho
white House 20 lie Deaf and Dumb.
Republicans Scared.

Washington. Dec. 2p,-Mr, Cleveland
has come ashore from ducks. being
credited. n that's the word for It, with
the killing OF $50 OF these broad-billed.
quaoklng innocen;s. Thurber, who
atieaeth closer than younger brother,
was. at 8 o'clock q. IN, standing a
prey to tho bolsterous. chill Potomac
winds to meet him. The papers all say
las usual-thRt Cleveland has re-
turned "bronzod." and with more
elastic step" and with brighter
eye. and while 1t is dollars TO the
common doughnut OF commerce, that
not n man back Of these scrlbblesome
WORTHLESS either noted Clveland'A color.
step or eye before the start. or bear
witness to these phenomena rs he re-
turned. atill II ia general hope that
the president does come back very
bubbllng. boiling sprlng Of robust
health, for he's on the brink OF need
ing IT, what will he need ouch re-
dundant health FORT The solution OF
currency. man man. and the steadler
holding. NOT to say the encouragement
of the hoisa and senate democracy.
This Is = currency. MS wen as con-
gresslonal breathing spell The Christ
mas holiday came very gratefully to a
bewlldersd house democracy. House
Democrats AZ a general rule repaired
20 their homes under such a load Or
dubious uncertainties that II u a mar
vel they were not charged for extra
baggage. These uncertainties were OF
finance; and the question of what
should be donn when congress recon
Nenes was the one which tugged for
settlement ,rhese members going
hoine IN mists and clouds viii aot only
uy and think their way out, nut WIN
ask directions from every ono OF their
constituents Ia whom they reposo con-
fdence. Whom they return, whether
their lights have been frightened or
no. at least they will be burning stead
Ter. and the congregational mind VIII
win have been vastly made up beyond
what 10 tho fact today.
Few will come baek TO their aenta
who will not IN n general fashion clear
the coarser lines and know well what
thcy want to do. And n Cleveland Is
the leader he should be--eDd there be
those who say he ls-he Will be rca ~
10 confer with these statesmen coming
back; furnish them directions and aid
10 point the way.
II was stated heretofore in these
dispatcher that the trend OF Demo-
cratic sentiment IN the house wan TO
give Cleveland his currency bill and
hold him responsible for the results.
Trint was true then and is yet. What
IS wanted By a majority OF the house
Democrats Is to have Cleveland plain
iy express his currency wish. they
stand ready to grant It. Bu, they do
not caro- to take It by reflection from
the giitterlng surfaces OF Springer and
the house COMMITTEES on rules. nor re
ceivc II as an utternncc al second hand
from the well worn tongue OF Carlisle.
They sec no reason OF either politics or
place why Cleveland shouldn't denI
with them diroct--ei,her In the open
nesslon Of the house or the Democratic
caucus which VIII follow on the heels
uf their coming in Cleveland has
writien letters 10 WILSON. CatohIngs
and 20 Carlisle as he desired this or
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