Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-10

PATRIOTS ALL. DECLARE THAT
DEMOCRACY SHALL BE
RENT AsuNDER.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE GEORGE
CLARIFIES AT WACO AND THE
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED by
THEAt--wAIr FOR THE RALLY
ING OF THE HOSTS.


W A1ks NhN "
The 'sound money Democrats
scarcely scored success In thoir cons
ference today as far ms the nuhber
IN attendance was concerned. but they
excuse this upon the ground that the
meeting is but u preliminary one and
that 1t was not expected or intended
that II be large. Probably the total
number IN attendance WAS nifty. In
opinions and ideas they are one, how
ever, undylng hostility to silver aud
unwaycring support OF the national
administration In It's financial policy
was characteristics OF tho conforeoa It
requires no thought, taking the meet
ipg an u reliable Indication OF tho
temper OF the sound money" Demo
Gratis OF the state. TO see the coming
radical split and division OF tho Texas
Democracy. This sentiment cropped
out constantly and was voiced well by
n. S. Connor OF Paris. who ndd In
conversation with the gazette corre-
Gpondont that the free silver iolRh
would not agree to abide BY h,olata-
tlon OF II party convention ngainat tho
free and unlimited coinage OF SILVER I'M
der tho existing conditions, and that
this was demonstrated by tho manner
In which tho DAllau platform hau pccn
rcpudlated. Therefore the huuhu
money" Democrats could not be cN
pectod to stand by u free coinage
plank aud would not submit They VIII
mako their whole ilRht within the par,
" organization n possible and without
II II necessary. No party Ties wiz hulo
them Ia support OF free silver, rms
sentiment IN unanimous, ana II SHOWS
clearly that there are interesting tlnieh
| nhond for the Texas Democracy
| throughout tho meeting silver Domu'
Gratis were chnractiKod M fopullhth'
tatista and silver monomotallla'a' 1n'
| coming battle ON the monetary prom
| lem Is practically conceded to SILVER
| unlebs as several members SAID q
| great change comes over the peoplv
| between the present ana the time =
the next state convention u the con
| ference today has served to demon.
| ptrnto ANYTHING II has demonstrated
| Clearly that there viii be more thah
one Democratic organization In Iethh
| in the grand frco-fur-Ml next year
| Under the circumstances nnd certainty
of tho result OF battle on the same,
who asks what ia the use or makins
the hght? Texas, " IT, INC hGnua 'o,,
| nletelN on the illth'N VI Ni'NN' 40 ~.
| ihn nrht viii he a hopeless one. rms
| Wow IN not popular. and "A state or
| gnnizntion TO contest the state rom
one end to the other was the proN''-
Hon. l.. G, Alexander called the con.
fcrrnoc to order In tho auditorium o,
tho city hail at II a. m, ne ao,lnlvu
nnsed 10 the dehnRomcnt OF tho cur
rrncy and ia favor uf sound MONEY
| gnnccrninlf the call for the meeting,
ne said the motive when prompl.u
him to algn Il, ana he proHumcu ~"
| other nigncra were nctuhtcl ~ W.
same motive was ~, rVpMt, .ar,, Ia,
tho pnllnR Democratic platform ny
those who called themselves Democrats
in tho lnat campaign. This was Jon,
dennito tho action of the last natonnl
convention In refusing to SANCTION 'nv
FREQ and unlimited coinage OF N,lNpt ~
tho ratio OF 10 to l. lie ncNvloiS WV
ciaed the populn- Democrats. Nv y"
chilled tio silver advocates within NE
marty. Ills references 10 and eriucNn
~ fiovcrnor culbrraon were hpplhuded'
lilo denounced silver houpm nhu nQho-
nctnlllum. the logical nnl lnoNilRplo
roault ~ the free and unlimited vn,lhaRo
~ pllyer an now demanded llH re-
| marks were nunctuntou WI" N'''"N''
A. tho conclusion of his rcmnrlW he
purHoAtrl that a chairman DE 'leotod,
ma Hon H. u, Paddock nominated
lion, RUFUS Hardy OF Coraioahh un
,tnirmnn Of tho meeting, and ho was
vnsnimo,taiv elected. lilo delivered y
abort and admirable nddrona ana made
u uicn for the money and bunlnrHH IN
t,roptu OF the country, THIS was hlwhyf
"A oornor-ntonc m the Democratic PARTY
n IA not day FOR towards or tkuihclH
he declared A great emergency von
| 80 Vnt Tor tNTnNHl
mud hold action Of nrsroHalon al Nluni
lhc line, lilo complained that people
were hearing practically but one pld'
az tho question, ana thht inc uuty u
, thn sound money Democrats was u
holdly dlacuna the aucailon ma secure
, tta inycHiigntlon by the people
Ito wanted a full investigation, ana '
the slnple standard was the true monn
,"rv dnetrIno thcn he desired the party
40, 40 be deferred hy the alleged odiun
az mo ohargc OF being Eold huHa' iron
, declaring m favor ~ Hueh Single nthhu
ard, lie followed THIS by a reNleM /"
, | mo monetary legislation ana Vohu'
,in,. ~ M, country from 1909 10 VA
/, nrrsent lilo wanted the hlmetnlllhu
IA denne what they meant ny w
term. whether they meant n law plu
, vtdin, for hlmctalliHm with our oircn
I ntinE medium " iNsd value Or W
. | motnllHm with constantly nuoAuN'
Y | ing ratio OF NNlhfNt Nv Nf''. ~
4 ",,nr,es severe hlowa and pleaded 70
! a patriotic View OF tho question. u
I would not be deferred rom ApNoVa'
1 mg a policy because u was ono VINE
4 grent nrltan advocated The bulge
4 boo ana imEoiHm OF nm anu.Nngln
p0iloy should have no terrora Tor MOI
N "a men. 10 was proud OF tho bloc
. az nrltain IA hia veins, nation whlp
i haa given tho world itH greatest Nlhtri
men, warriors. philosophers AND n'
l. hicat men. The question was one
a atandlnK by the best policy Wy hpne'
n money, by hunineHs, SAFETY ana ssen
nv. Tho people should ne told ~
: truth az borne cd, by history ana
(. drmenntrated by unanawereule lof
=, ann ia eommon nrnne II the Dent
!, cratic patty favored the popey nt ~
1. silver coinage he would mnon ifhh
Z. 10 zee IT, fta true course Jay ~ "
4. uphnldlng OF political ana hppinsl
!, henesty n were much better ne a
{, oiarnd, that tho unltcd state Hneu
Il niiS iisoif with England, hrnnNe. y,
A. many aud the great nAusns OF "
olviiised world than with AeNioo, w