Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
THE INDIANA REPUBLICANS,
Ex-rREsinENr HARRISON AD-
DRESSES TnE CONVENTION.
The Venerable ES-secre,ary OF the
Navy Thompson Also Makes
speech-ThomRs II. Reed itc-
membered--rheIr Platform.


PLATFORM OF the lNNfNiio NNlhhhNANN |
reaihrmed Its faith in Republican roll
cies. indorsed the late administration
OF ox-Presldent Harrl5'n, approved OF
protection and reciprocity, denounced
the Democrats for ther course on the
tarinf and attributed TO them cOmmef-
cial disasters, favored currency com
posed OF gold.sllver and paper. readily
convertible at nxed standard OF
value and entirely under national com
troll, and I'VE favor the imposition OF
Increased tariff duties on the imports
from all countries which oppose the
coinage OF silver upon q basis TO be
determined by an International con-
gress for such purposes" denounced
the "avowed purpose OF the Democracy
TO restore the era OF wildcat money"
favored liberal pensions by state and
nation. demanded rigid enforcement
Of emigration laws. denounced Cieve-
lands Hawaiian policy, and charged
him with using federal patronage to
further legislation
The Venerable Mr. Thompson.
when the venerable ex-secretary OF
the navy Thompson. of Torre Haute,
came on the stage from the rear. in
company with Charles w Fairbanks,
the convention cheered him Justify.
The report OF the committee on ere
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mornlng-t would De inhpproprl"te-
any run ulAeusslon OF hepuphe"h prlh'
eiples. VIII not stand between you
ana the Important WORK whleh you
have assembled TO 90 ana whlch you
are eager to be about AZ some time
during the oainpalen whieh 80 anHpie-
iously opens today--if 1t be the pleasure
OF my fellow oitizena-l shall hold my
self at their service FOR fuller dis
cuaslon. (Great cheering)
81 cannot allow, as ! have said be-
fere, that an eN-prcNdent has lost MS
citizenship daughter ana applausc) nor
can ] admit that calm ana temperate
discussion OF great public questions 10
undignihed in any man" Applnuse)
Continuing he discussed the tariff nnd
the present troubles saying The
times are full of unrest disaster and
apprehension. ] believe today that all
the tumult OF this wild sea would be
sulled as by the voice OF ompotence u
stned ms by the voice Of omnipotence II
classes Of the country could know today
there would be no attempt to strike
down protection In American leglsla-
ton tApplause)
rhe Hope OF sn'er'
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