The Atlanta constitution., 1894-04-30
IN TEXAS.
ri II TFOEM DESER-
E SOME IN TEXAS.
" State the People Want
y, and Relief That
Relieve, Etc.

81, | VI Jelly. NAi''
5 II anv SIC. NY and uncertain vision OF
= from AIaba,, as been a week since John
Z IPr worsted L to the press his letter on
give IT, liver, and the expressions
been numerous but by no
Mrs MRS. M. A The truth is that the de
we L,eeo $ state is III a very unsettled
have C., e. condition, and that 1t is
! iect to tb"Ie actions Of our democratic
sufferer
feel Zee that the first state to instruct It's
nf of +a tlle 81 n Cleveland, and the first 10
M5nv%u W. stand against silver lesisla-
from hon is rather peculiar in many re-
bands in people are always in a big ma
ing year against every public measure
'"sih, , th'up. 1t mas long boasted OF the
ness faii' a ma alocratic majority of any state
faithful N, and it has decided views on
been wu questions. While Reagan's let
Their r2ear somewhat harsh III its re-
noWh Of the acts of President CleVe-
ii Ha 70 n,a Z rtheless there is no doubt but
| one. left the sentiment of the party in
J brother it seems that the party is de
II nrol o give out this expression regard
- consequences.
vas stated, Texas instructed for
btnd, but at that time the party IN
te was by no means for him. Those
attended the LamDaSas convention,
s5e4ected the delegates, will remember
the convention, when Mr.. ClcVe-
,ame was mentioned for the presI-
his hostility TO silver was freely
"a and that fully two-thlrds OF the
lol vigorously opposed him on TINS
Ills friends, though, strongly as
that while Mr. Cleveland was per-
ly opposed to silver, he was a man
would sacrifice his personal views
re they came in contact with the demo /
liC platform, and that the platform
ilo certainly speak out on this question. I
n the convention opposed Cleveland 1t /
II :n> o agree on any other man, ana tax I
II oed 'antage of this tact, CleVeIand's I
learfI fIgorQusly pushed him forward ana .
rt,. ton, I,i,,,
10 ~ prevailed that perhaps he was
~ II man who could lead the party TO
f. o,and that if he accepted the n0ml-
ic wi a democratic PLATFORM he as
wv y WI obligation to use his influence
he ut the principles Of that platform.
h'h belief, doubtless, led to his nom
mr. 1t Chicago. and when the platform /
til 'lIshed in this state with Cleveland
gf partN'S Standard-bearer, Texas felt
that he had decided to make his
| news SubScrVient to party success.
W Made 'i'nriA the issue.
cratic speakers throughout the state
4 fofih the tariff question rs the IS
ggore the people and pointed out the
t1at Mr., Cleveland had decided TO
,he race on platform favorable 10
ana that therefore we could expect
ole silver legislation. The democrat
,,ded on state politics in that cam
As soon as Mr.. Cleveland showed to
0ple that he had no respect TOR the
I'm, loud mutteriugs were heard ana
N'''''N - 70 HIi'll a til-
as reached on the veto of the seten-
!9lu. The daily papers have almost
ny attempted weak deIenSe of the
- - puL lHe country papers, Whlch,
"9 , "tS ] ]nIoIT nearly IN Hne with the ]
bIf terms I5n,. t!''CO w ,.1 III uli,
, '"i "a y 10y dlty NotIN oe the l2Sh
- ~ TI - oPl' l'19I'toil' Dut Iilt !
et t'g go CQIlSi eSShleh on the SIl-
- - = - y, " 1ecS c ~ ~" l!c IL mas pe'h
SO perfectly fair index to
~ Up, i" the people this state
.ntnleen3ss ar pony convention at Dal-
fNl24F4 onlV Nor the purpose Of Sc,-
.as rrdt,oces i'm $ Na1e poEtcS, and these
d1llales may be rt NaIueu Leo as PIeIly ven
y but an atteIAl \nndoIl}o r.@,r,l ~ 10 u
to state politics X ~ IN liit .
5ent This talieV. of f tTo,5,. ~ .., - VIZ !,
ID that the deilor'.. rns IF oI,r janan. =
, t0 -pCo oNd iNG on,.,.oat nto ti,a j., *, :.
G president az" .a - ll,eat rAa1v np0 4
. :" etc. There fhaIieva@Is rTtnpf -, :,
in Te5;11dn ana th>ro wa dia-
lfoction al this netnQI O. % ~ 'ls, ts{,hnre :
$ ~ bat in view Of the ] tcl llaI tlSl o @
5uoh AN outright refual to endorse I
QeEI on the part OF IN harmony '@r, p
JelaF Mt Httle was sGiG about 1T ~ t
w Then the admins fa lioll PuHC19 w
NJ ooIl attention to me resolution anu L
- 40 t%I, if as a roundabout endorse a
= aId the p0pulist speakers thfou&hout a
C.+atn charged Il IS an cndpfSenDHt tf n
3,.ssident on the silver question: II mas
y 'o,eaIv stated lhat the state conNFh-
u v,3,IiI bef orcej to pass a similar or a
,nTer resolution at its meeting, to noun
a s-ate tickf t. IL this Shouid pc Gone :
Darty VIII re maltIidIiH ",,(' ~,
losses Of II any SHEt tI nieit' ~ ~ i.T bo6r1ns
principles for Whlch IL mas ~ 80 80
III aud if it is not done there IS
,ibility If a repetition OIL tue 'ii'' -
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