Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

-. TEX, NOV. 1.--Governor
S0hn .anss to a large audience here.
r. Vas well received.
az the money question Governor
hogs said; ,,.or,r
Many good Democrats are dissrun-
"a aver the section of the state plat
!. on the money question. The
|f9lin n, ON that subject was not
ps. r,any of US wanted. However,
|sns' hroad enough for every Demo-
70 stand on until the results are
{.a.,uined by the present adminis-
.s,,an al Washington. 1t Is as fol-
bows; =, .,,o ,.a 30 hoth
- .rd oliver as the standard money
h, me country, and the equal coinage
l. bo,h metals without discrimination
.s,rs, either or charge for mintage;
N, he dollar coined OF both metals
IA b. of equal intrinsic and ex-
.ssrvable value, or be adjusted
Es-onSh international agreement or
u such safeguards OF Legislation as
fs.ll insure the parity Of the two
..tals and the equal power of every
,llar at all times in the markets and
4 M payment of debts; and we de-
and that all paper currency shall be
u, AT par with and redeemable in
IA coin. We insist upon this policy
Npeclally necessary for the pro-
stbn of the farmers and laboring
,,s the first and most defenseless
ut,ns OF unstable money and fiuc-
nng currency"
b this not broad enough for you?
i for me. In fact, 1t is broader
lea wanted 1t. 1t is nothing more
r. less than the Democratic national
itiurm on the money question re-
hated. We all have Endorsed IL; we
siorse It now. AT Dallas several
gndred Of us wanted to place
nlled construction on what the plat
m meant, by declaring for the un-
ul.ed coinage OF both silver and
sd. without discrimination, at the
to Of l6 to /. We believed, as we
Dw contend, that the parity of the
10 metals at the ratio of 16 to /, by
endly countenance and legislation,
Md be maintained absolutely with
b detrlment to public interests.
Any Democrats there. however in
sitd that the construction would be
NaAANNF aAh NtAAAA ~ Unjust "
smselves. They asked and be-
eed the convention to make the
aTrm broad enough for all Demo-
hts to stand on. You say you don't
II. ! say / preferred q different
What are you going to do about
g. will tell you what 1 am going
DO; | shall stay along in the pro-
ssion. contending thtS IL the Demo-
itlc party will comply with the eX-
ciatlons and carry out the will of
people, it will restore silver to an
duality with gold In all respects upon
ratio Of l6 10 /
understand Mr.. Cleveland says.
I'D he has repeated, that he Is a
metalist. that he is in favor of
fe use q both gold and silver. with
u discrimination, us the money me-
Of this governmunt-as the stand
money Of the government. He de-
es being monometalllst. and those
no accuse him of being for single
andard take Issue with his public
lleranees He says, however, that
Pc government of the United States
ust not 20 It alone. His policy is to
ave an internatlonal convention, a
n'enIon made up OF the represent
I'VE duy authorized men of the
Au'ng governments of the country,
" snall agree TO and bind their gov
nmens 70 tho use OF gold and silver
% liked ratio as the standard
~ OF the world. but especially Of
y lauons which may enter into
Seement. II he can do this dur
2 term OF Oft &c, 50 far as |
nncerned, / Will be thoroughly
lasl have never entertained
y nope that with all his powers
anliitles, with all HIS dogmatic
,Fsluon and determin Afson TO have
W wa way IL would be possible for
prlng England and Germany
* Any such compact or agreement.
uoes so, the Democrats should
XVI and pronounce him indeed the
-'sst man that has ever been pro-
y! me Nineteenth century. Has
~ the time, In view OF all the
a. assuents surrounding his ad-
J..uanon, TO accomplish this great
M M Nei no has been in power eighteen
uA' ana has been the busiest,
- vverwurked man on the AmerI-
unuhent Do you expect such
w VIZ 70 take place in 50 short a
~, w. II you do, you are a lot of
'ssnofns. You haven't studied the
Of this government. / have
NV ielt that the unconditional re-
me purchase clause" of the
SHERMAN act was unfortu-
nut am !, are you, to put your
~sa, against such men as Cleve- |
r,,, oorhees, as Wilson and 9TH /
,t rae character and high stand !
la WY, these little 2xi fiip-llppers
4, w w thelr Judgment against Sol |
y he were alive.
a., Nnson, In discussing that law /
nus the Sherman purchasing |
sa,s. MADE use OF the following 4
NV ull proposed here will not de-
N- single silver dollar today 1
,sr NJ, in any part of the !
ms me bill has come not to l
put 70 save. II has come
N os suihe down silver. but to place ,
~. and forever on an impreg- |
N. ee'. $50 WIN gold IN the circulation
nssy' II carries with Il not
b.,weSS,1p lse or maintenance of pari-
na,l,v gola and silver, but II car
isfd 'ySonrAses, i'm the senate. ex-
4 b. 49, less hopeful sentiments.
|Aasnt Ns OF repeal were as fully |
ston NAY the step was in the |
iwo " ol-,netalliam. which means
standan eltals-gold and silver-as |
Il uSen money of this govern |
natIon an equality without dis
AN v ", ! have always believed |
laent "Trehtity, but question their
his yo ms | have the right to |
NJ ,hsv nave the right % do.
.ln. soi,,.it these men. in their
only p,eSrroRlnE the leadership OF |
N ov vocratlc president we have
any sor, thirty years, shall lead |
sllEhmsr,,' o. methods into the full 1
eqnNtyH OF gold and silver upon
statd mon ~ q fixed ratio as Inc /
Ne ocan,r sy q the leading nations |
n woula within the next two