Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
'GHILToN SPOKE At DENTON
,-.,hecy wns Made That the rhird
..rt, would Not Carry a Con-
eressionni District Now Rep
resented by Democrat.


\ s,scinl Dispatch.
Y n.nton. TEX. June 25.-Hon. Horace
,e,l,on. candidate for United States
..,ator. spoke he~e to small but very
,.,srested audience. Mr.. Chiffon con-
,mned in many ways the actions Of
~ FEDERAL government on financial
.s.stIons. All Republican legislation
finance matters has been in favor Of
a. North to the detriment of the
smith. The naval policy was con-
banned. and the pension matters were
rughly handled.
president Cleveland is cursed by
.,ne people In Texas for breakfast,
Inner and supper. l curse him only
az supper Under Cleveland's ad-
r,nistration the government has saved
a.OOc 900 since fast July. The pension
,hen the Democrats came in power,
md during Cleveland's administration
|, toretell It will be reduced to $780,
1900 or sllOOOO.ooO."
u Mr.. Chiffon then explained his posi-
don on the silver question as being in
M1AQI VI u " &c " tut
L Establishment of the United States
mint The government in that time
imply coined-not simply printed"
4 ne bullion and turned the money over
vi the brlnger of the metal. The
/ snancial legislation OF England,
= france, Holland and the United States
as referred to in his Illustrations on
/ he money policy OF our government.
THE legislation of 1873 was not a
traud but trap into wi ich the govern
rent was led He said the history
n d The Blan6-Allison act was reviewed
n rogrg the discredit CT the prophecies
i the various executives by the coin
| ng under this for twelve years OF
! NJ silver of the country. The advan-
I ages OF the European gold basis are
I ,upeiior to ours. England has the
Bank OF England, France the Bank
\ dFrfnce. Germany the Imperial Bank,
\ N controlled by the government. They
4 Issue their paper on gold reserve while
y We cannot. Lets 80 back to the
y money OF our fathers. would coin
Y roney. You can't scare me by terms.
Il an in favor of free and unlimited
ulnage OF silverl / am in favor Of the
II ,vernment going out of the banking
| luslness. Restore TO silver that which
tade 1t |aluable through all the ages
4 equilibrium will naturally result"
u After discussing all phases OF the
u fhlnclal affairs OF the federal govern
nsnt Mr. Chiffon turned his attention
II bthe Third party. II would rather try
Il % take a trip around the world across
ne ocean and all on a poor, raw-boned
Wavlned bronco than to expect any
relief from the reforms of Third party
II ADMINISTRATION. The Third party Is
undertaking. In the next election
Kansas viii go Republican and they
/ ire losing Colorado. Their platform IL
II falling TO pieces; they have abandoned
Il % toto the sub-treasury and who knows
bat they desert the whole business
ppnf' BY Illustrations from many
states was shown the fallacy OF the
( Third party hoping to carry any cleo
ton. IT predict the Third party will
not carry single congressional dis
tfict now represented by a Democrat
who voted against the seigniorage bill.
much less one In which he voted right,
tr the b H." The Democratic party
may have its defective members but 1t
fiands the same party as of old, seek
hs the glory and happiness OF the
Nuke to the Third party raised storm
Il applause.
on the president he said, Mr. Cleve-
Ind Is a patriot and an honest mani
/ Ne and all of us reserve the right to
mink for ourselves. Bland for these
many years, the friend Of silver. Is not
tsconraged at failure but stu loyal
q Democracy and through adversely
gu seeks to perpetuate the glories OF
democracy and Of the national gov
dnment," Mr.. Chiffon pledges himself
B the Democratic party to the cause
silver and to the perpetuation OF all
trsts Of the party
The address was well received and
VI Chiffon will undoubtedly secure
Toe hearty support of Denton.