Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-28

| ufaW your attention to the ihct tnhl TINS
issue, which greatly disturbed our party
affairs In 1892 Il permanently cngrgft-
ed on the statutes Of our state, AMI VIII
perhaps never b. disturbed
The fourth Issue eliminated into law
which regulates and restricts the execu-
ton Of bonds Of counties. cities and towhs
10 actual public necessities; provides
methods by which all questions of irregu-
larity In their execution SHAH o. deter
mined; lpys down tho. rule Of evidence IN
relation thereto, and detincs and punlsnes
offenac committed IN connection Win thslt
issues. Under this law You WI rarely,
IL ever. again hear OF the credit OF our
towns. cities and counties being attacked
through the courts Of the country NJ.
cause the bonds and other securities VIII
have such safeguards thrown AROUND mem
that elements Of cxtruyag 1uce, OF lraud
and of speculation viii pc reinn,veu hl,a
thelr security made alb olute. lhh VII
give the public the advantage oil a pW
rate Of interest for all money they oblhll
by municipal bonds and the Investor VIII
no longer be put 10 expense IN test'g tnelr
validity or IN enforcing their payment;
So then, these four questions that
| created 50 much trouble among us two
years ago have been settled by statute
! mud otherwise. and viii hardly be revived
in the campaign Of this year. MY fellow
citizens, with all these disturbing issues
l eliminated and removed why should We
or any Of Ms undertake TO revive the
] bitter memories OF that memorable con
/ nict. or endeayOr TO place any obstruction
I in the way Of harmony and success IA the
/ campaign soon 20 follow Is there any
l diyisiOn now between u.s. is there any
| issue involved that disturbs u.s. Have
! any Of Ms sacrihrcs 70 maker If so,
| what are theyy If you imagine any,
! stop aud reflect thai In all deliberate as
semblies, IN all republican forms of gov
eminent, IN all purity organizations, in all
80 inf Va mai NFiTv
walls. II the minority should acquire and
maintain this right, our republican form
/ Of government would change 10 Dictator
/ ship, our party organization would die,
and the multitude would grOpe In dark
ness forever as Poems and slaves. So
when we meet next July or August in
state convention, while we cannot all
think, or act Ike, nor advocate the
same measures, nor support the same
candidates for nomination, we can easily
settle whatever troubles that may arise
m obedience TO sound principle and estnh-
llshed precedent, by subscribing TO what
the majority may do. Speaking for my
self, assure You, and through you the
splendid people of Texas, that, as |
have in the past / shall in the future
stand by the action Of the state conven-
tiun, which necessarily must be the
will Of the people expressed through n
majority Of the delegates. II any mons
Irc in that convention is adopted by a
majority of one delegates one. so far
u, "'" N.Y. NV 10y i"ui' i""y' yon
iig"' WI. We Nnln,H, "iu slau
premncy Of the party. with the hope
chat If the majority is wrong ! may wilh-
Ia the next two years be- able 10 convince
uhH 9ei9ulue theLh my WAY since ne
SNlne voter l nave. been attending
Democratic conventions, In many Of which
the nominees of tho party wore personally
dtinsteiw TO me, and in, very many
Hl'.an'i' lhe prnclpes hnd p"hcles an
."ul'cu Wy !nr PATRON were repulslYe
70 i"E COMMISSIONS but l pGverlholess
VII, tiii UNI up 10 [hls llne l nave stood
s ~. ."ullluc 10 20 80 ,necnuNc believe
si,I, u N4FtA over rhe nte.lnspirlng prlh,
,iIcN =" lslt,WuNen win the rights ana
So,,,a ", oii. ps9Ploc'
"NH ".'"' 'iol ue w UaNls
Tc,t stoto 80, ,,artio,,5 p,.il,nInS aiu
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VIM i snnl NC ,nc ~ Hppileu 10 those
WIZ pruIu1e 10 p'rtlcipAIe an me pFl-
lnl4rles anu local conventions Feli0w-
e ,.,,iti5 ~ 1EpuIs 70 me Inul tne bgst |
i ncli,ou Wou'N pe, 10 PH99sse over me !
vnle" ,tesnp1u N"scmper y, lHuu' 70 ian /
ugrE' ISL; mat we adopt a. q basis |
49, ". e,n -o1 ,he Nole 'As, tor GOV
vlipr ~ io'V Wheh we We're all friendly |
ma nEntng IoESlher', when there were |
"ort in common a niF cans. MS Y Wneh United united
49,. af'.''aH''
raeE u glorious tHumpll NNhont refer
vnrF 20 1nElhlhg th9t occurred since /
Ill, prHou' "t US Apply, me usual Dom
~ T.II tut IsSla Pf@HpeG ny the state
~ i,'ii'9 wy, committee IN ihe primaries
80 ,. IN v""Ncntlnhs' nhd 9sh OF no |
il,uu now ue Yn''1 ~ any election. II
rii11liii'a,uIN n1E" nHiered, separated, d.
t,''u Hnu iuuEn' ~ IL hut manly IN them
~ ,u n Penes. ne VINO objects to 1t
~, Wv nt' tsno 'lE enprs OF bitterness
NY ~ ot lN'-, wants war III inc house
WI ,,, ,l," i" 'lI,,rs, "nu ~ az enemy 50 De-
i i.o1l Wy. tl,c oIuho. pc restored upon
~ w. anut inN'lYe humllauon or sense
"n NJ Wy reierrn'e 70 past indiher
-, xxx w" ~ NnoW mat m thc past
y" NJ, H. u"mAer'S from me hepublcnn. and
p"t ,''e NnD.ke,' ~ tho uoor OF our
wv nuu Suhnlltel 10 Tue simnle but
hHlc democratic tests and nsked admis-
Slnh' " was nrrIned right hut human,
uut SOUND Money, an evidence Of mag
iN,nllN IN we promotion OF public good,
~ n9nor ~ the party that has always sur
NlVe9 anu VIII continue To take part
~ yne aialrs OF ms government, 10
viigInt mem mem. Monld II nor therefore;
wbo arc o wiiltng ,lt ~ OPS on 2gr brethren
again IN ncocrq7 Tbcn az ,bn ~. VIII rs
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