Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
CLEVELAND AND HILL PEOPLE
HAD a GRAND JUBILEE AT ALBANY
LAST NIGHT
Enthusiasm for Hiii unbounded and
sisniheant-Governor Flower and
Bonrke Cochran the Orators of the
Occasion.

Significant, jollihcations. of the present
campaign. Mr. Rosedale called the as
Bemblage to order and introduced Gov
ernor Flower, who was 10 preside for
the remainder OF the evening. The
governor spoke In substance as follows:
Fellow Democrats: This is a time
when Democrats should stand up and
be counted. and II 1 do not mistake
the feeling OF the rank and file they
are In line for battle"
The governor paid glowing tribute
to Senator Hill as n statesman and
Democrat Continuing, he said.
"Oour enemies are boastful, but the
plain issues OF this campaign should
certainly Give us the victory"
This Is a death struggle with the
party which gave IS the Mckinley
bill In 1890 The people discarded those
theories OF currency a. d tariffs In lsV2
By the election Of Mr.. Cleveland. and
those who inflicted the evils upon US
now ask restoration to power when
the country ls just getting over the
drunken debnuch in which they left
Il, They raised the '1rln SO high that
the people Of the OH world had to
move their manufa tories here. Or their
labor would have starved AZ nome. In
their train have come anarchists eEd
communists and dlsript tie brs. gov
eminent ever devised by mankind. Our
! ANANA4S IL ktANAUh oFNA ~ ANpt .H4iYll,
and In another year we Will be ~ os-
porous as a nation, and Dn A LASS
that VIII be enduring. There Is not
line In tho Sherman silver law wrItttn
IN your Interest, Rrcause any law
which tends 10 make HE currency cf
the country unstable. IL not In the In
tcrest OF labor or capital. but to the
hurt OF both. We nave revised the tar
IN. II we are right in the stems we
have taken. the people WIN demand
further extension Of Democratic pol
icy, We have also repealed the force
biz, There IL not line IN She tariff
bill which should geiIle she wages OF
workingmen one cent lower Khan tEey
were Ia 1899"
Hon. Bourke Cochran was introduced
by Governor Flower rumultous APP
plausc, laating for some time. followed
tine name Of the gentleman. Congress
man Cochran spoke as follows. Two
years ago I had the honor to open the
campaign which resulted in the election
OF Grover Cleveland. Tonight | stand
ready to give an account OF the manner
In which the administration OF Grover
cleveland has held lts stewardship. |
believe Americans cannot be deceived;
that they can discern between right
and wltrong; between a system OF legis-
lntIun which IA for the good OF COIN
mon people and that which derrade3
them. The Democratic party 10 re-
spnnsible for two years OF COvernment.
not for twenty years OF mis-Rovern-
mont; II the bud times which have over
taken us be the outcome OF these years
OF Republican mlsrule. / believe that
( the people Will be able to trace the evil
TO It's source The Democratic party
mas heon for two years over the pros
trate form OF American industry. The
/ party led by my friend Reed tells Won
otherwise. But win the people believe
him2 We are a nation with fields AS
fertile and mines as rich as they were
lnlrls years. ago; yet our mills are
stopped, our factories closed
Why these hard timcs2 II they came
not from God they came from man.
why, my friends. this panic could not
| be caused by any legislation which
could be enacted IN one or two wears.
NO. the leElalatlou which caused this
was the outErdWth OF twenty yonrs'
rule OF the Republican party The
commerce Of the nation Ia the COM
merce OF the individual. The the Vent,a
OF It's rule the Republican party has
advocated a syatem OF protection This
combined with dchauchod currency.
Us the powerful factor which has
| brought US our closed factories. uuem-
ployed thousands. our hard times. II
any man can chow me how projection
protects the Workhgmun ! will be tho
greatest OF prOtcctipnigts There has
never peen n supply Ia this or any
other country that met amy den,nnJ
But what we want is that supply which
| Will I'LL the demands which are com
pntible with the economic prosuerity
OF our government. SO-cnlled protck-
ion does NOT give us this. We must
have free circulation OF money You
have noticed that whenever tho SLIGHT
est uncertainty has attached itself 10
the currency " country pRrniysia re.
suited, And wher the banks and
manufactures OF this country We're
struggling through the dark cloud that
hung over them. the plunderlng re-
| pWblioanS turned their backs on the
| treasury they had looted.
Talk TO me Of pro'aetlnn-prote,iI lion
! from whomf Protection from whatP
What country has our atvanyagcg. cur
! people, our resourcesa what counirv
10 Germany seeking protection froln9
FROM what country 'loc3 England wish
protection from, " not this9 Go into
! the West-thc causes Of the strikes
which have shaken this country time
and again have been attributed 10
Democratic rule, but what are tAe rcpl
causes. II not the base system af iatlff
taxation which the Rspub,lrahs orl,.-
inatedI Our country Is not dew, l,ud 10
/ rs fullest resources and never would
be under such so-eAllad protective
system Of restricted production. Who;-
ever may be the reason for the vSte
east--personai spite vlndlctisonoss or
what the Interpretation nut upon tho
result by the people " this land viii
be Democratic Justice against Repub-
lean Injustice and sp5llrtlnn. II ne
! Republicans should Win this f.l ,l.ev
( VIII show preference FOR personal
qualification rathen than nntlonal min.
| elplsi they VIII show that they would
rather knock man down than scl
nation up.
The good American citizen. sitting
quietly by his Preside, instead ~ be.
ing on the street corn nrs will mnlte
| up ten thousand fold in his yots ror
David B. illll over the cohorts OF cor.
ruptlon." W.
congressman Cochran WAS loudly. n.
/ planded al every point. especially when
ne mentioned the names OF Cleveland.
Flower and HIN. Applause ,yas tn
multuous when the speaker apreaied
Tor religious tolerance.
ALLEyEs ON MIL.
Continued From Firnt PnncO