Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-01
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rhe roii,Ieal onmDaiHn.
nSq,on, sepl so.1-At dinner Of the
Norfolk oius ri Young hotel last Night
ex-senator Gorge y. Isdfnunds Of Vert
mont spoke on political issues. HI
spoke IN part * follows:
when we see IN the Western states
disorder and organized crime. We viii
find II comes from organizations q
which we hive heard so much dusifg
Che past gear, Those concerned afn
the peopK mostly not born in thl7
country. and whose citizenship IS due
60 lax naturalization laws and To-
ADMINISTRATION OK the same. OF uiess
people probably threr-quarters are MOI
nauualysed, nor never Will be, or never
bought 10 be. one miasion OF tho re
4 prbIlaan party II tho future, conae
good or come IN for the time being.
is to stand for the Improvement q
naturalization laws and their proper
administration. Tho United States in
respect to these laws will not be merely
camping grounds OF the people OF other
countries. There should be no Irish
Americans. Observation-Disclosures sved-
ish-Americnns, but there should be
Amerlcan-Irish, American-German and
Amercan-swedss."
Speaking OF foreign interests the sen
ator said when General Harrison
~nt out OF ONCE and cold water was
tor second tlme thrown on tho Re
publican project 10 construct the Mica
rsBunn canal. think have the right
"a say that the Democratic party stood
ln the way Of tho most obvious pro-
motion 81 It's widest and best national
mi Greats"
on tie tariff Mr., Edmunds said;
''lhe reciprocity portion OF the Nc
kinloy tariff was reciprocity of eN-
change and not OF competition, Ike
t1at OF Canada. which PRODUCED the
Same a. this country The work OF
reciprocal exchange gradually extended
our trade TO Other countries hitherto
controlled by GJcat Britain and Eu-
ropcan nations but with one sweep OF
ne pen this vs. been destroyed, After
tho new tahn was announced. an
countries Immediately withdrew from
tia commeirial arrangement with the
nitcd States aud no American eN-
lDrs hav0 TO nay the old-faahioucd
nuiH when the Democratic congress
foduced the duty on oonoc IN order 10
ahs pen the poor mans breakfast tH-
hia the shippers at RIO rai0od tho
zee 10 tho amount OF the decrease
W. coon ns The wlres could convey the
order ! do not think II could have
been possible that "A tnrin could hive
Hftfi al la he MI nh
petltors that would hayo worked more
favorable TO foreign interests
when this Democratic tarlft nCr-
lormance was made manifest. wool IA
London, the great wooden market OF
HE world. Immediately roae, and whcu
WOOL goes up In London our manufnc-
luring friends can toll you how much
cheaper we can get Il here, We have
constitution which commands the ptcs-
dent 10 aign q hill II he npurosfs uf Il
tr 10 exercise the veto lf he does nos
approve Of It ana send II back, prosi-
sent Cleveland failed grlevousiy in Ms
huty In not treating that hill as u
deserved 90 bo treated, No ram can
tell how you manufacturers. producers
and traders viii be ono year f,ru now
Neither do We know how the currency
vii be. II the treasury Of the iinltpd
States were to decline To give gold Tor
silver, silver would go fgr elsonaut
within n week. silver mon have been
led to believe that The ratlu az ~ IT, 4
w the true ono. but they do not ltuuV.
with the authority of law the treas
ury has kept allver M. We do not
know how much silver Will be puahpd
on The treasury ana the treasury mhs'
be Obliged go stop H. II was ncccysnrv
TO borrow 500 600 600 10 keep w silver
ana some action win be necessary
again.