Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-06
R0uRSE COGKRAA's SPEECH
N orPosrrIoS TO THE CARLISLE
CURRENCY BILL.
he Fs~orx the baltimore PiAn In
II. EatIrety-sas. a Thias Mas
ausradInE as Democracy Was In
the Last Election.


an. u,oruiur business. tn. debate On the
curreney bin vas begun ty 1IF. Boat
ner (Desn.) Of Louisiana. Vao ezprssaea
surprise al the op2osltisn 70 the meas
ure which has Developed on the Deai9-
cratic side ot tie house. he p@id
tribute q the ability Of secTetasy Car
isle and 6~el, uDsa the duty o, sup
poSstnz hira. which, be szi5. rested
upon Democrats.
IN the courzs Of the speech Nj blAn9
(Den-) PUT several questions, TO sA9N
nat the administration lad 147p;ed
xoid policy, and finally dsclaiea that
its azancial platform vas a fraud 4
there was 10 latsntsa 10 carr j. s1l,
asserting that the. platforms should
mean zomethizE-
zIr. Bsasusr asked = Air. Bland lad
NO been a supporter Of Pses'asnt C'sFs-
lsa1 In the last campaign, EHe-e19ga
AR. Bland responded that be bad sup
psrtea the platform and had voted Tor
the candidate. and that the party h-1
gone d3Eu So lga5min.5gs defeat s7F
It's treachsry and fraud
NJ. Peace CPoyl of Colorado arc1E1t
ND Secretary C4siisis's adv1147F q -..-
yer uhll- member - ihs a9Isr .A
supporting TIE M4tta-Es r~.l-ll-H.
and asked o. s5gu a-ier a--s4 '-As --e
iseasury F1r-f1i0. be had aJi -al-- i---
"a his intention VI plg.1E some - i-.
suvsr1sn III obi,gA-l0-s il 2l-FeF. aL-
had not tl-s1 called DOM
sfr. BoasnsE replied .n4t d. vzs Use
!azs % revive free E.lF-E IS a l@-l>i %
shs currency question
or. Bland rs-1r-ei. Yen can a5- TN
zhe Democrats parry ca Eelroi.-a1
lines. aid 70 l1uETu1nD can -aAass Us
Eolgy-
AIR Baatasr coatial-i tAat D vas iae
mistake " The century, F1=u ne adj
EninlstratlJn refused % pay o5Lga-i1l.s
81 slver, IS vel Us g1it
1--WE ah0ul1 no l5uE=r keep 1lfs--F's
On exhibition" Af-. B1G-ne- concluded.
szs Enable 70 zErea on a s-nE.- ID a.
IRE -la- promises r=4es @ tne p-9p -s
NJ, Lacey lEspJ " Iowa i5.l2Nr1.
g. 9pp1sifgn o if- f.-
and galleries w1e- Sir C1eiEa1 DHlI
o. Nsw y1-1 r1sa i1 the lrst a-s-e On
ne e.Go=-atlc SIDE ans HaF 'HT-- 'rAl -l-
tendency 20 coIrl-a- taa r-alHlr- hs
usrsy cua r'nE likely % Wrf-t % On ine
ru-sy 10 political eEflt-e-sl. --a vote
Ct u1uhI+re- .n the ue-7--ah parry
r. lslZ has been REVERSED ls SAIL and
a. dld not think TIE LE-GT-la fr1-
vision ws.-l allowed the party g. -
tain pow=- Until Issra warranted -
n pazzi-e ll-ty arts
An aEl-l;l1l wll7-f -l.t wh--l
would rattle Restored bushes Tranquil
~ had leti-- 81 G-e1d 7; t1ls
house sl- Is b. H5--1.Iaa.lr nall-
eiary system hls-1 or human FslE1l
ziu uD- BE- without grIl- or 1-y1!d %
hon1s.f h. ta-laH-I.
There Wsrr. &C. his opinion, questions
or which if--s-allr-F rId llraa
HicuE party llls viih 1-Nau-arr. al-
this vas Z1- rus ~ .lH-. He Fll4
-hsre Hsr= uaEy q1as-.las On which
MANKIND lad altered fsom the begin
nlng o. civilization. ard f4s ggrzt1us
cpanscted with france el1 political
er1H9uy were among th7~s oyer when
cher= had been most dispute. Never
tneless. - contend q mat laws e1D-
srgl.as these questions ws1s liauI,-
PIE. zri 20 obey teen was 10 bring a
b!esEnE To .-7c-a fl.T. the r-
vrrga. We csu tH dte-I no ulrr
aHeer t1s economic llw uT our legs
.atlcr tlsr We eau BE- .rl raue ga 1aa
he asked t11i TIE qesl how % .f-
sue D. considered r1 fHa basis o.. these
eco12mic .1w+- H. 's0cF1t Do saw
sriGeHce tt4l; she Judgement Of tla gem
eT1ffuu had been sar.sI by the slu r.
4oIn-1Lcs o. i1iE Oh fEH crime ~ ISL.
when nlF+g was .EEi, Ehian
has inTolr-i TIE use % q aa7I % empty
paraFez ana mlrl lrHia-y. aI. had
1TuuEht but very itf-e practical good
70 treat political --5uluT 90 q i1ye-
FERROUS SCIENCE had euaH.s4 ua1 o.
pose as Statesmen. rnn. r. 'I0y talked
cgmman zenEe would have never heHl
discovered. but they were lbin 90 aus-
fuse the people BY shouting plztr
fudin9us nonsense Ancirat asir0l1ry
was no more absurd than ere double
STANDARD. but when we reflect 'ha- his
generation had allowed i-s daily affairs
20 BE- affected by Tho r1assTas ~ isr-
posters our Charity toward the anclCnis
hroadened and our sympathy was
topched 0y the sight % our psopls
listening 70 men who SAID iha. thA
payment Of wages iH q bad dollar was
better than in q good dollar. ard that
taxation was the haHdma.d % pros
pefity.
When Nir. coakrsn alluded s,re,a.
tically 20 the free silver SCAT " Mcssrs
Bland and Eyuum and what BE- termed
thf changed attitude % Afr. B9gtuer.
who was about u return % the calm
~ field Of Jurisprudence lir Bland In
l,TElp-H1 sgl'h a query Regarding Air.
c9oSrar's prediction ihlf tha rup7al of
tue purrhazinR clause OF the sherman
act would restore prosperity. and Mr.
Cochran challenged him % produce
word Of as - trat effect.
Il am moi one Mr. Cochran resumed
Wbo pretends that prosperity can be
forged In this chamber. or by the law
Of the laui. believe all the law and
gospel or the subject uf political ecouo-
my was revealed 20 the first man when
Just God told him that by the sweat
OF his brow he Must earn hie bread
prosperity was in the earth ana
chariatans who said they had II in
their clothes or heir brains and who
had cursed the country for twenty-f y ,
years 1t was the chief object OF his
rpeach to oppose,
Talking upon the banking ana rir.
rcncy bill. he spoke briefly on The
claims OF the committee that II Uofiid
promote the ends OF trade. He claimed
that instead Of promotion il would ore.
vent. forbid and obsb1let tie very
thing Il was hoped Il would aceomniish
For local and domestic purposes NJ
COCHRAN SAID. he would not be afrai9
q silver as a standard OF vai,te ~,
rs opJecuon % Il was based on the
1881 tnat throughout the world ever,r-
tnlng y measured b gold ana even h
we mad local or national silver stand.
ard the products Of :he farmer ana -
osHsf producers must ultimately. affer