Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

Free coinage of cola ana sIiv.r
at "a nndo .. 10 10 t-proeecaings.
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81 IN" aeNthtn hrssruil Oh Nho iT"uer
Mississippi congress gathered slowly
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cludeu 4uO or more We're present.
President II. u. Whitmore OF the
anai c,ppr,,a c,ind mo NOW hoav
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70 "i"'H ih' s'Notib VI '"V N''
chants exchange Of ST. Louis,
up0n whose Invitation the congress
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w. Voc
W. u. hoyu OF that poay mayor N'u-
bridge and Governor stone also de-
livered addresses OF welcome. In the
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NoaV'iNo " No'VTi'or N'p'V''''Ni' ~
Idaho, who telegraphed hisreBretN that
he was kent all home. Hon, Eugene
e,,,,A. q, ,,,,.,,tn,,,,,, ,...,,nd.d "a
tue auuiesa OF Wel'pHle IN pNl"u " '"N
convention. He declared that the con-
gross VIVA not hcfv FOR tho ntrpose
=, 1.,,,a,at, a.,,,,,,,,, r,a,,ai M
simply for the good OF the nationi The
good OF the people should be the SUI
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ireslueut Nhitnuie rVNlNNNu NJ
purposes ior when tnr epl,,h l'gN 'e.A.7
gress TO be In any way cohtroiled ny
pnlitlual interests
The convention Wen lpVh rNVss9
20 hlloW inc state ueiekuu'ous ~ ~
lect members OF ne oo,nlnlt.'s pii "
~ 'i..ls' ..ts,,,t,, IA ,,,ae
nearly o'clock before sufficient mum
Der or delegates hhd returhgI 70 We
lall 70 warrant ireAueht Whi.ul9rr
IN callinB the ronsrehA 70 oiucr ukail'
ana Immediately tnc helscNph TOT ~.
committees on CREDENTIALS, tules hllu
order OF business anu perln"Ia ,n , u,
ganlznuon were hl,lou,',,u "hu a
members thereof retired Tor tne puF-
pose of preparing thelt t.porh
Ex-Governor Prince "i NnW M t,,,,,
was then nsh,n Wy ~ ~ altar.
more TO take the cnait 10. WV ",trl
noon heHNol ~ ,,',ss ,,, i,,r,,,,,1 10
ceedod 10 give business ~ lnpetus w
telling the menncfs 9l w epnft NJ.
what was In order ana urging action
on whatever u WIS p"hs'"iv =" W."
slider.
Upon motion OF Delegate Hutton OF
Iowa the Missouri river Improvements
commission was formally invited 10
attend the convention and enlighten
Il upon The work OF improvement.
Tie Introduction OF resolutions then
,,.,,an
neieeate stannard OF 81. Louis In
,,'sd,,cSd Il resolution favoring the re-
newnI by proper legislative ennctmenih
,he reciprneity treaties recently
"A and ne authorization OF new
~
tr.ttiss, .,.,.,. -oa,te ~ california. n
ny pcish'sss rn,sn,,c fnyorlnr The
moiltHiui XIV, N,tc,ra,t,in canal
cpnHtrucu"n !. and snnr.,ision
under we c3i' ~" 90 ,,n,,ernn,ont
OF the uilllen 3,'d,,,., ~ <flasnnrI a
10y beleisatr .ilat,,,. ~. d,,geat ~ fhe
resolution nv,na'iua''t -, mo Ifnited
free lead pli now p'lN'f W
siaisH e ts.,.. f,hin n, cailfornia. a
by Delegate lupln OF '+'i,i ,'.
resolution favofing NE pay insnt =,
bounty upon exported stll. NJ at1
products as Just return ipf 'iis . na'
aaefiea s.tasrtactuf'rE'; ~ pFS'sv~fV
tariffs
Ry delegate Smith of Iowa, fetolu-
tion favOring appropriations ny inc
federal government Tor the conipieuon
OF the Hennepin canal.
Isy Delegate Sissal OF Arkansas, q
resolution faYorlng Mrin ynInn.lHf
sion with nlennry powerH' thrreDy ~
moving that matter from tho influence
Of and from the mutations Of parties.