Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
SENATORS MILLS OVATION.
HE DELIVERS GREAT srrrcn Ar
CRoCisETr,
The People Give Him Pcsfcct ova-
tior--He rhIess Free ccsaage Not
s'qsrihis--rh. DemonetixA;soa os
silver by germany.

rHeeNsG perfect ovation here :. 3sf
he WAS Introduced by Hon. h. A.
NaEn aud IN substance. spoke as FOL
ioWs'
Fenow-Citizens---i congratulate you.
5for the first time in thirty years n
bemoera' "'ts In ~ executive cbFlr
az Washington and a Democratic con
sress ,alAheS 9Nr laws. Looking back
ever the period when the republic was
siVen up TO the iaisrule OF the Rcpuh-
leans the party Of plutocraey am
rejoiced, and you have reason to re-
iolce that the government IS again in
the hands OF the Democracy. This gov
eminent was founded In the theory
that the people are capable OF govern
ing themselves. MIR Jefferson said Go
10 the people they can safely be
trusted We, as Democrats contended
against the wrongs inflicted upon the
people under Republican domination
For wears ue st-,,v,,l.s o.ot,.. al.
,,., A'~i ''''
u''''''e'ioh' advancing men by men
III tne attainment OF our rights, and
one by one thA outposts were stormed
untn tbs yntes a, tha o,,,,,n ,,,,r.,
'"Neh anu tue iUehuS OF the constr
tuition were In possession. (Cheers)
Now. Just as we have sueceeded The
lnnd is ANA ,,.,,t ,t.,,,,.,,., - 49,,
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paint = huihpet OIL ulssHusheu splflts
have gone Off from the party follow
ing some strange lenders who propose
:, ,rsl,o ,bo,,, r,oh NJ to,,.r,,,,,, ,,a,,,
70 '''Ne mem ''0i'' Mr' 'e''e'sol claim
ed that the government was Intended
TO secure our rights, not TO make us
ricb ua nn,,ar cho,tsbod ~. M, pa
-. ,,,,
i"Puist 'heor'es' Inc Tree ana uhiiih-
tied coinage OF silver is one on which
we may differ. II is not a question
~, ,.,,,o,,,,, -. .,..,.. 80.
~
Vi "uslnesS' me great beHnoeruue par
! ~ took the right position when II de-
| clarcd for the coinage OF both money
metals W. r,,s, hayo Moth ~ nossi-
bic, as a standard money IL l had
myself written thnt plank IN the ma
/ uonal PLATFORM II could not nave been
! more TO my HIKING ana II WAS moor
| porated IN your PLATFORM AT tue STATE
| convention at Dallas'
Il want 10 say 10 you as sald on
me Moor OF the senate u you were 10
throw your mints open TO the cplhhge
be added TO the currency. When | said
this In the senate MIR Jonc4 OF Nevada
ad,nittad No truth NJ A. 10 nd,nittod
,bsra ts 30 atiycr eScent such ns a.
~ 10, ~ ,,,,s,,,,,rol az No co,n.
bolis nv ~ VI ~
ass; an nauohs slSe lIeY 'o,,,as' w. ~,
goa nhu nHlteu Nplh"S, W s.fyi, ~ y,
inc unlted slA'es SILVER uolluI
worth 100 cents because u II naheu on
gold. In Mexico y Is worth Dut
| cents. although the Mexican dollhi
contains more silver than the Amer
can dollar That country has the sil'
yer standard. Here the silver oircu-
lates on the credit OF gold as the basis
You hear speakers denounce the great
crime OF the American congress IN de-
,nonetlzinr silver in 1873. II was q
crea, crime when Germany undertook
,,,,h ths nne Thousand millions of gold
- 80 Storte1 from France to dc.
,sts. sit,,nr a., h,,,, ntl az tbs silver
In"nSNS -. ~ ~ cirui,tinu
MONEY "uu ~ W ~ -, a.. rui,Iiq
put HerilahS M"2 ,is ga nhan.
opinion 10 IelIuce "cI ~" ~
don her efforts 70 'aNe sliNo. W, ",
circulation. There mas peeh ~, 70 o.is'
attempt to demonetiEe silver the ques
tion with us Is whether IL IL Wise l,
open our mints TO tree ana uhliHittu
coinage, Let the people hear both sides
and then aeteIiilllv, o.',ee Ne hsy,
noined 70 so e52 .27s. Does this look like
| ,---...,t.,,tgou This Ia SO 600 tOl