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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Graham. Aug. 5.-The annual re-
union Of the Young county camp of
United Confederate Veterans was held
at the grounds on the Clear Fork near
Eliasville, in this county, on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of last week.
1t was most pleasant occasion. Hon.
$. W. r. Lanham Of Weatherford, j.
ii. Calhoun Of Eastland j. IL. Glasgow
of Seymour Brigadier General Robert
Cobb of Wichita Falls, Judge George
u. Miller of Wichita Falls and Captain
Brooks and +. T.. Dyous Of Archer were
among the most prominent speakers Of
the occasion. They were listened TO
by an audience estimated at about
three thousand people. District court
convened here today with an lmpor-
tant docket, Sheriff Williams re-
turned from the Texas penitentiary a
few days ago with John Wnlingham.
who Is brought back for trial charged
with assisting In the murder Of j. Il,
llo7 u in March Of last year II is
Thought he Will be tried at this term of
court. John English, the man with
whom Willingham is charged with
having acted in the murder, has al
ready been convicted and is serving a
thirty-iive year sentence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Waco. August 5.-Yesterday Mr.. U.
johnson, who lives at 1923 South
Seventh street. went down below town
to pick mustang grapes to make wine.
While UP tree engaged in his work.
he fell TO the ground, distance OF
about sixteen feet, ana sustained in
Juries from which he died In a few
hours His skull was crushed his
body badly bruised and his left thigh
broken in two places He was buried
this morning, The deceased leaves a
wife and six children, who are in all
most helpless circumstances. AT 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning at the city
hall. the fourth biennial meeting of the
grand lodge OF Texas of the Knights
of Honor win begin. A large number
of knights arrived in the city today.
The first bale of cotton brought TO
Waco this season was sold at auction
today, bringing I H. cents a pound A
premium amounting to about $50 was
made up among the merchants. The
examining trial OF James Bean, alias
Ed lyman, charged with fraudulently
using the United States mail, began
before United States Commissioner
Finks this morning at 10 o'clock. with
O, W. Hamilton as United States at
torney' and Judge {. II. Greenwood OF
Hillsboro and Cunningham & Cunning
nam OF Waco for the defense The case
Occupied the entire day. A number of
witnesses were examined, after which
an Interesting argument from both
sides was finished about $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. Bean was taken back
to jail and the decision OF the court
postponed until the latter part of Inc
week TO procure some very important
witnesses. The board ot equalization
completed Its work today, showing tho
total Increase In valuations made 10 be
N,42OS66, The total voluntary Increase
beyond this amounted to S6l6.lS7, max
ing the total increase In valuation this
year S2,0S6,55S. This will place the To-.
lal Haluaion OF the city at 81, 962, 6i7
1.-THE Cotton. Palace drug store
owned by NJ. n, Bell, was destroyed
by lire about o'clock YESTERDAY
morning. The loss is estimated al
$1,000 with insurance $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Lampasas, Aug. 5.--This morning at
1880 a. M, the residence Of Mr.. II. p.
Edwards was discovered In flames.
All efforts to save the building and con-
tents We're futile. Insurance small
Origin OF the fire unknown. ON Tues
day. August 90, the Farmers state
Alliance will convene ut Lampasas to
hold its sixteenth annual meeting, and
will remain in session five days. In
addition to the regular routine of bust
ness to be transacted by that body, an
alliance address will be delivered in the
forenoon OF each day by different dis
tingulshed speakers. 1t having been
officially determined and now regarded
in history that Lampasas county Is the
birthplace of this powerful organization
and that one Of her honored citizens
bears the distinction Of being the faith
er of the Alliance" and the fact that
the old raw hide house In which the
first Alliance meeting was ever held
will be here for the inspection of those
interested, all tend to insure one of the
largest gatherings ever witnessed in the
state. During the Alliance encampment
the different labor organizations Of the
state will hold conventions, and the
single tax advocates have also an
ncunced their annual meeting for the
same time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Tho phenomena nj ncar,,, ,n,, ,,,u,u.
o, ,,,n., - al. WV Unions
"u""'7 lynx iule IN the vaults OF
London. awaiting calls for satisfactory
Investment, Ia exciting tho comment or
tho o,oncIol ,y,,It nh, N''' VI
y, ',,s',,'' w. i"'' so'hethihB
~ ruuleahS wrong the owners OF the
money, who are unable to place II nj
1 nor cent. readily eonccdn III, ~,
49,, ,,,o',,,',,,,, 20 -. ~ '"a'-
neHa lu"""bpr vi lorse enterprise In
Philadelphia has this to say on the
subject I'm n letter 10 tho AperIco,,,
oro ibe paltor 90 ma ,a,ast.a. :,
str later r.ceI,e ~ ,, Au,ei tetn; 'ear
nest 'nosteh mon ,n ! NIL MI, one OF the
nnnprlnI si,untiap 49,. upUn lhS
nm ante in so,in,, M ,ot pe"sNS l
Sb0 n6o 400 =, ia n6n 6aN ,mu,s rs louly
1nyin,,siS, iooi,I,,r VV t, poupus stSrllhg
Gtnbie feli Fnr {S ,.o",, ,,,, s,,v nhu pro-
deero. thn sa,,e nie,i',,ra ~ iess
cnlieaS monsv o, III, ~, ~ ", Wnut Us
cittns a. ts,rc,,n o,,t AZ, ~ ~ ~ Wy .utser
Rnt n IL NAY ,,,y, ~ ny Vii'lel S'eteS,
crs'iit ,nt,i1., ~ ~, n :, 49, :" uhly nank
il ii tho s,vcet Wiz 49, w ,b Sne nlU,nent
Ne, wy NNvti VIII ~ the combine
arc N freid rhevn Nv pun people
"a 0o6 ooo o0o ne inash.,,St tu"t WIN
ma .nniv sam onn n0S !, Us ~, " EUROPE
d. nre Il, $500, ~ W hviu On hunu
financial hone ~ snenn,n, I vnu Ne, me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

material phase of the financial ques-
ton. II is fair TO assume that 1t VIII
not deal with any other issue, for that
would be to stray beyond the purposes
II Its cali. 1t will, doubtless. declare
the sentiments Of the Democracy Of
Texas with reference to the Efforts of
the national administration to perpetu-
ate the gold standard, itH increase of
the national debt the veto of the
selgnorage bill and other kindred meas
ures touching which the people will
want to know and ought to know how
Democracy stands.
In short, 1t will be expected to put
forth plain declaration on the vital
question Of the day that viii require no
Interpreter, that win imply no dal-
lance. and that will suggest no doubt
of its sincerity.
OF one thing those who are here
and those who are not here-mhy be as
sured today's convention will make
party history Its platform will be The
platform OF the next state nominating
convention, The lion is aroused, and 1t
Will not slumber again until the battle
Is called or In 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06
Silver Men Heading for
Fort Worth.
CENTER OF ATTRACTION.
Governor Culberson Attends the Free
Silver Convention-items from
A State Correspondents.


DALLAS, August b.
Governor c. a. Culberson and Wife
We're in the city today en- route to Fort
Worth. Hon. L. l.. Foster came in
from Austin this morning and departed
for Fort Worth on the afternoon
train. ..Judge George Clark was here
today comforting with Judge Seth
shepard OF the court OF appeals of the
District of Columbia, There Is a hen
n....Otto Berger, the son Of poor
widow, was run over and killed by u
train Sunday He was fifteen
years of age and press feeder. VII
liam OBrien, a tourist, fell from the
top of freight train in the Katy yards
yesterday. He IL at the hospital and
VIII be out in u day or two....A big
delegation Of silver men VIII go over to
Fort Worth tomorrow morning to at
tend the convention. Thomas +. Nc
Ennis succeeded today in raising the
$4,000 subsidy for the Terminal rail
way Ex-MayOr w. G. Common, who Is
In st. Louis, was wired the fact.
Colonel j. r. TreZevant announces
through the New York Herald that "lf''
the Democrats declare for 10 to free
silver in 1896 and the Republicans for
sound money he will, in all probability,
vote the Republican ticket....J. T.. Il.
Jones, of Copevlle, Tex, is at the city
hospital in a dying condition. lie was
found at the Two Johns" saloon in the
reservation at o'clock this morning
with his skull crushed. The old tnan
had been spending money freely with
Cyprlans last night L. Cook and
Frank Walker are in the city prison
charged with being suspicious persons
Cook tends bar at the 1.-TWO Johns"
Jones Is a renter Of David Howard Of
CupeVille, who Identified him at the
hospital today Robbery was sup
posed the motlye....The passenger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Jefferson, August Sat public
meeting of silver Democrats held at
courthouse, Jefferson, August 5, r. A.
LOOMS was elected chairman, and @.
Y. Todd, secretary. on motion forty
delegates to Fort Worth were elected
on motion the delegates of this county
were instructed to vote for the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver at lG to /,
regardless Of other nations; and that
this Is Democratic doctrine and should
be enforced by the party in all Its
platforms, and the crime Of 1873 in de-
munetlzing silver, should be repudiated
and wiped from the statutes Of the
United States. on motion the admin
istratlon of Governor Charles A. Gull
berson was unanimously and enthusi-
astically endorsed. The familiar
whistle Of the steamer Rosa Bland,
announcing the arrival of the first
steamboat this season at 1890 p. m,
Friday was the signal for a great rush
Of people to the wharf to meet and
welcome the veteran old Captain Bon
ham back to our city. He said the
Rosa Bland would make weekly trips
now for awhile, Rev. S. a. Hayden
and wife of Dallas are here, the guests
of Louis b. Todd DR.. G.. Il. Foscue
and family returned to Waco today.
They have been spending some time
with their parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. Ii.
R1wun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Henrietta, Aug. "a special trr in
from Vernon and Wichita Falls brought
IN 900 people 10 witness n match game
OF ball between the Vernon and Hem
rletta teams. large number Of ladies'
were present. The result of the game
was to In favor of HenrietJa.
Joseph Ryklicke, u Bohemian about 30
years Of age, was shot ana killed at
the Callahan ranch, in this county.
about seven miles northwest of Wichita
Fails last night about O'Clock bv
charles Suddath, foreman of the ranch.
Deceased wns the son of one of the
tenants on the ranch. Some UNPLEASANT
ness had previously occurred between
callahan and the tenants, which cul-
minated in deceaseds assultlng the
foreman with knife with the above
results. Only one shot was fired, which
passed through or in the immediate
vicinity OF the heart. Deceased leaves
a wife. but no children. Suddath came
IN ana surrendered himself to the sher-
III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Hillsboro. Aug. 5.-The Hill county
delegation, about fifty strong, left mere
tonight for the Fort Worth silver con-
vention. Among this number whom
your correspondent was able 10 note
were Hons. 10 Abbott. I. S. Smith y
c. Upshaw, p. Welburn. A. NJ. Doug
las. j. NJ. Nelson, Dave Derden, W. a.
Fields, W. c. Cuttings. DR.. 10 Weir.
r. l.. Long, John A. Stevens, Dr.. H.
Knox, w. /. Hooks, w. ID. shaw, ~
Z. Rutherford, Frank Files, C. j.. Mar
tin, j. A. Townsend. John D.. PITTS, \
A. Williamson, L. G. Carlisle, NJ. u
Fewell, Clarence Ruchannon, j. l..
Staten, George W. McCluskey, John
Hughes and William Hughes. Others
will follow tomorrow, which will, in all
probability. swell the number to seven
ty-flve delegates. The delegation Is
strictly In favor of the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver at the ratio
OF 16 to /. The Hill county delegation
is in favor of the Hon. John II. Reagan
Of Palestine for chairman OF the con-
vention, He Is believed to be the only
logical candidate for the position be-
cause he has been the champion Of
Democracy and the gold and silver OF
the constitution first, last and all the
time. Hon. William a. Fields OF Hill
county is known here to have never
faltered in his attachment to Democ-
racy and the coinage of the constitute
tlon, and for his fearless and bold
championship OF the cause. Never on
the fence on this or any other question
and open and outspoken at all times,
the very soul Of honor Hill county nom
mates him for secretary Of the greatest
convention of patriots and Democrats
possible on Texas soil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

The Democratic convention To meet
today has a responsible duty to per
form, Three-fourths-o more--of the
Democratic voters OF the. state look 10
1t TO shape the issues OF the next state
campaign. II II Understood. Of course,
that there will be opposition within
the marty to whatever policy It may
adopt but II 1t acts wisely ana
conrageously this antagonlsm will re-
aound 70 The benefit OF the party, rather
thnn work II injury,
The time has oeme to boldly aban-
don the temporlzlng policy which seeks
the support OF all factions ana contem.
plates the satisfaction OF none. which
reieems It's promises with promises.
There Is harmony which sprlncs
fron'-a proper effort TO give each fac
tor an equal weight in party express
sion which Is much to be desired. ana
there is harmony which attempts 10
sei-on Of divergent ideas so az to nulllf,.
each, and that harmony Is fatalo A
few applications OF II wonld disslpate
tho largest majority that was ever
rolled, beeadse It Is instructive, es-
neqlHlly With the people Of Texas. 10
honor honesty and TO detest deception
ind cuwardlce,
The convention TO meet today shonld
define explicitly the attitude OF The
Democratic party Of Texas on every
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Nucu, aug o, 1870
In an interview In the Gazette Of
yesterday, General Handy OF Austin
IL quoted as saying: But no
matter what the law may be. It IS an
lmpussibillty to maintain the two met
ais on a parity upon any ratio when
the government permits the holders OF
It's obligations to dictate the money
In which they will accept payment.
when the government dlscredlts Its
own silver dollars and treats them only
as token money, there Is no power on
earth, either by international nego-
tlatlon or by legislation that can pre-
vent gold from appreclating in value"
General Handy then quotes the dec
laration by congress that the govern
mcnt reserves the right or option to
pay obligations In silver Very Well
The platform OF the Democratic and
Republican parties demand the
use Of gold and silver, at a
parity. Now. | appear at the treasury
with an obligation Of the government
for one thousand dollars, and ask for
gold, and II l should be told that the
government has the option to pay in
silver, and / am rendered silver, ] see
at once that ! am TO be paid In that
money the least desirable and valu-
able, and / say, let's reason this case.
While there is no written law cpmpell-
Ing you to do so, are you not pledged
to maintain the parity OF gold and Sill
yer, and are you not giving silver n
black eye by forcing me to take 1t
when | don't want 1t? Silver has been
accepted by the people Just as long as
they need 1t, and they have asked the
government to send 1t 10 them, and the
government has honored it's obligations
in either metal at the option of the
people. When II ccnses to do It. then
chaos comes, our present silver dollar
Is just as good as a gold dollar because
It Is based on the gold dollar and be-
cause the government maintains the
parity even at great cost, but such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

would not he the case n there should
be passed law preventing the gov
eminent from maintaining this parity
and the ID to / business would do IT,
for every one would take gold and rob
the treasury of every dollar as long as
II lasted,
NIB sLIGH
Strange to say, while our gold stan
dard friends insist that we must con-
form to the money standard and system
OF Europe, they people the air with
ghosts which no one sees in Europe.
A case is presented by the argu-
ment Of our Waco correspondent that
unless the government redeems It's OBJ
legations in gold, IL gold Is demanded
by the creditor, silver cannot be main
tanned at a parity with gold.
We have replied to this contention
time after time with an Illustration
drawn from Europe-that shows It's
fallacy.
The Bank OF France issups mites re-
daemable In coin, as were the sherman
certificates. When a financial disturb
ance arises the bank exercises Its OPP
ton by redeeming these notes in silver,
coined ot Ia 10 10 | always 1esl,n,op
under sueh circumstances IN nav ont
gnid for cxnort In other words ,ts
ms,hoa or nreyentinc manic is ex-
-, a.. ,,,',.,,,, 80 e,,., "a -,
extra guard around it's gold reserve
and says to the gamblers and ma
nipulators. "hands on" We unbolt the
doors. turn off the combination CT the
vaults. and invite all the plunderers of
an the world to walk in ana take what
they want.
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na,o5 n,,,, anrs has 60 ,,,uos o,I,h-
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W., sn,aa,or,. ra.,,s,a aSa,, 800
ha 1910 ~. ayros,na ,So ,"aas,,n,.
,n,, rasar,a 20 N'o a,,a,,s =, ,sn ~,
80 ,',,,. - a,,,,. ~
s''N -, 40 a.. $50
ns y' IS ~" a,a",,.,n ~ , , -, no. y,
rasm.. ,sn,,,aasa q. IA 49, ~
an, IN au,sn ',n,naa 80 So w., "'I 49, ps'u
49, ,sa ,nar,.on ,'o,ra,,on 49, i.a "a aa,e'.
a., Wv - - - IT. IT.. We -,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.


lNIEkNAIloNAL AdltEbMhNI.
The most plausible and hence the
most dangerous deiusion ahoat on the
financial discussion Is the theory that
the financial question Is OF necessity
international ana that one govern
meht Is poWeriess TO act IN the resu-
ia'loh OF us hhahelal aialrs without
the JOINT agreement oil otheF leaulhB
powers
IN the sehool oil poiltlciahs preach-
ing thIH doctrine VIII De Iouhu every
man VINO Is accustomed TO dodse ah
perpleNlnE issues. II Is merely the pre-
text OF evasion CONSIDERED IN inc
hght OF precedent ana OF common
sense, international agreement Is
palpahle ahsurdlty' However desirable
It may be IN theory there rs no
reasonable nope that II VIII ever re
accomplished at least untll rue as
Heinpilhs OF the parliament OF the
world to make laws for all peoples
The truth II that the financial qnes-
ton Is essentially Internal, rather tpan
international This IDEA was stressed
at the Brussels monetary conference by
that distinguished advocate OF the gold
standard Baron kothsehild. He re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

agents did not meet here today and
Colonel W. q. Crush of the Katy said;
well. the meeting Will not take place,
and l am not worrying bit" The
boys are Sharpening their scalping
knives. w. ID. Medley. postmaster at
WoxahachIo, In In the county jail He
Is charged = with getting away with
S3S0O of Uncle Sans money, He Is an
old man and has always ranked high
among the good citizens of Waxahachie
....Lottie Freeman was arrested to-
day by United States officer for SELL
Ing liquor without license down I'm the
reservation. "..u.. The home Of j. Low
enthal was destroyed by fire today.
Loss, S3OOOi covered by insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

OF reckless undertakings that make
quotations ON the ticker" The money
market at present responds only to il
legitimacy, and so Wall street Keeps a
slckly life in bankrupt railroads and
other speculative connections, There Is
but one relief from the slavery Of the
money power (Which in its greed Is
destroying itselO, and that Is in re-
n.cnctlzlng silver. undoing the wrong
that has been done to the world. AS TO
the United States, let them manage
their own affairs without regard to
England and the syndicate sharks Of
Europe If we are the cause OF the
stHgnatlon to an extent OF 40O,O0O,0O0
pounds in London, quoted at IL nor
cent. interest per annum, we are n
mighty nation and people, and able to
dictate our own terms
A BUSINESS MANAGER
Philadelphia, July 80, 1926
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Silyerton, Aug. 5.--The reunion tho
Isl and End insts. at the McKinzig hat
tie ground on Tule canyon was grand
success. There were people there from
all over the plains and from more dis.
tant places. Mr. Osborne delivered n
happy welcome address, and among
the speakers following We're: w, r.
Ware and J. A. Stalbird of SiIver,,,'
Attorney Wright OF Tulla, Captain Sny
OF Clarendon, who were loudly mn.
plauded. The old soldiers related war
stories at night till a late hour to tba
great delight of large multitude nf
eager listeners. VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Abilene, Aug. 81. II. DOMAIN left
THIS morning for Fort Worth on a husl-
ness trip. Elder Goliyhtly Of the
Christian church has Just closed n very
successful meeting here and Is now
holding meeting at Sherwood The
German Brethren have been holding a
protrarted meeting for n week John
Maekechney has returned from the Fast
Ia MI. Maing, living in the ca, lntry.
nSo,,. Mrs, +. O. Endt ana mother
nave returned from a visit to Tennes-
see ..T The Forester lodge here will give
q. picnic at Sullivan's crossing on the
Clear Fork on August i5...'rhe local
editor OF the Taylor County News will
leave about the Goth for Elizabethtown
ILL.,. TO spend a month,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Clehurne, August 5,-Air. ]. N. Meals
and Miss Lou Crabtree of Hnlsboro.
were married In very romantic man.
ner this morning. The happy cnupie
had eloped from their homes and were
married Immediately after their ar
rival, fearing paterual objections might
yet Interfere with them They re-
manned seated In the buggy during the
ceremony quite crowd gathered
lond applause. the happy groom drove
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Longview, Aug. 5.-Jackson Bell. n
negro man, was arrested hero last nipbt
charged with committing rape on his
wife's sister, little girl about yenTs
old, last Monday night. The girl saws
she was afraid to tell II before on ac-
count OF ms terrible threats to kill her.
the negroes here, and should Bell bs
evinoed. IN pV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

health. In reply to a telegram to his
father an answer WAS received TINS
morning ordering the remains en-
halmed for shipment to Denlson, where
the interment will take place....John
Cicel, the Katy section foreman VINO
shot a colored section hand in this city
on Saturday last, was arrested at
Granger, twelve miles from this place
this morning by Constable s. u. Nc
I.aughlin, and was brought to this
place, where he waived examination
ana gave bond to await the action Of
the grand jury,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

sherman, Aug. 5.-The exa.,,r,no
trial OF Tom Graves for ALLEGED harsss
theft came up in United states Go,,
missioner John Greats court m
defendant was dismissed In lesa ,hae
forty minutes, The trial OF
Grantham. for alleged horse theft. is IN
progress In this court today. % :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

Amarillo, Aug. Sat a meeting OF
the free silver Democrats of Potter
county held in the opera house nt
which none but Democrats participa-
ted. n. b. Demsey and u. l.. MEAL
pine were selected as delegates to rep
resent Potter county in the state con-
yentIon on the 9th inst at Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

The Old Alenldc, az usual, stands for
tho general welfare against special In
tcrost. lie justly crlucIsea the present
financial system as sectional, and con
tends for one that win be national in
The aenpe Of rs bnnents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-06

II young sprcchlgs is looking to
Washington Tor sympathy In his move
to restore the Hawaiian monarchy ne
viii probably be disappointed. It Is
not likely that another mistake OF that
nature VIII ever again be committed
by the government OF this or any other
Republic.