Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OVER.
THE PopuLIsr EDITORS FINISH
THEIR WORK AND ADJOURN.
THEY MEET NEXT YEAR IN Dali
LAs-TIGE ROBINSON WILL PULL
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION TO
DALLAS OR KNOW THE REASON
wHY-PERsoNAL NOTES.


| executive committee have gone. They
have denounced Democracy, roasted
Mayor Paddock and the press. pledged
anew their undying fenlty to the prln-
! cples enunclnted at Omaha and scat
| tered to their homes. TO begin tho hght
| OF '96. They have listened 10 the
clarion voice IF Ashby, who holds the
position in Texas populiam his famous
cousin did in the cavalry service Of the
Army OF Northern virginia, have con
fcrred with Judge Nugent. and laughed
at the vigorous remarks OF Tlge Robin
son and Harry Tracy, and are ready
| 10 again take UP the cross
Popullsts are early risefs, ana ~
was not long after o'clock when they
assembled yesterday morning. Like
! honest farmers, they mad sought their
| couches early on the night before, ana
rose ut cocks crow yesterday morn
Ing. The greater part of their work
remained TO be done, and they were
anxious to get through with It. When
President MRllett raped with his cane
| for order. the babel Of voices ceased
| FOR few moments and then com
! menced again In earnest. various init
| vidual views were expressed on all
sorts and kinds Of questions before
Hanna, DAILY and Fowler-were allowed
to report.
When Chairman Hanna gained reoog-
milton, he read the following resolu-
tons, which were adopted
Resolved. That We renew our fcalty
ana devotion to the Peoples party
national platform as adopted IT Oma-
hn, and further resolve TO continue the
nght on the lines therein laid down
and further oNemplihed during the
campaign OF 1892
Resolved, That We unhesltatingly OPP
pose any fusion or alliance with any
faction or party at the sacrifice OF any
principle enunclnted In the Omaha
platform. We regard any party who
would thus sacrifice any Gvowed prln-
clple for n possibility OF Office as nbso-
lutcly unworthy Of u respectable party.
Resolved That we denOuncc In UNI
measured terms the sale OF bonds by
the Democratic administration IN times
OF peace, and especially OF the private
sale through former law partner to
the agent OF tho Rothchllds of SG2 =
100000 OF coin, interest bearing bonds.
which mems gold. ana Sg 900 less
than their murket value. This trans
action bears the appearance TO an un-
pUcjudcod mind OF Il general 'divy' of
the spells between all parties TO It CON
cerned together with the options on all
bonds Issued by the government until
next October
"Rcsolvcd. That we denounce as I'M
American and contrary to a long line
OF precedents, as laid down by patrt-
otic stntemen. the lmhccility and poll
truoncry OF the present administration
In allowing, without protest. weaker
epublic-Nlcaragun be blnckmuiled
for asserting her rights OF self-goyern-
ment,
"Rcsolved, That wo cannot view the
policy purRued by the secretary OF the
treasury, John q. Carlisle, other than
false In fact aud inconsistent In prnc-
ticc First. becnuse OF his Views eN-
pressed ON finance before his Induction
Into the presidents cnbincnt and, SEQ
ond, because of his present double at
tliude md decentralization ON the
same question.
Resolved. That we donounce the de.
cigionA of the supreme court OF the
United statoH In the case OF the In
come tax, and deem II II direct blow
nt free government, and that the lu.
dietary, together with the executive
officials are hirelings OF the money
power, and In deliberate conspiracy
10 uyerturn the republic aud instl
tute upon its ruins a military dospo.
llsm. We warn the people OF the
danger"
After this came another round n
spctchityng, Mcssrs. Bcardon OF Jack
sDnNlllc, Peters of Calvert and Stump
Asl,hy nndc sharp long distance shots
at the people OF Fort Worth This arose
after the Introduction Of a resolution
thanking the people OF Fort Worth. A
motion especially thanking Butts Bros
for their kind acts passed Peters OF
Calvert hurled some long sentences at
Mayor Paddock. The gentleman from
Calvert wanted TO know what Mayor
Paddock welcomed them to In his
tuesdays speech, and asked II they
had TO get permission to walk tho
streets.
\ resolution thanking the Gazette
ana Dallas News for their fair and inn
partial reports was offered. one OF
two disscntcd from thanking the Ga
zette. which caused the MniI-Telegram
TO state that the Gazette had been
stricken from the resolution, President
Aallett was asked how he considered
raid; "''N
The statement In the Mau-Tclc.
gram referring to the resolution thank.
ing the preas Is entirely Incorrect
Ihere was some talk against tho Ga.
sette, but II WAS in no way indicative
OF the sentiment OF the association.
we thanked all the press alike
me report OF Harry Tracys commit.
sSo TO take steps toward securing The
National Popullst convention Al nailas
neNt year was read, 1t was very
lengthy and fully set forth Tho wsys
ana moans by which Dallasltes mo
70 lhduce Chairman Tauberneck ana
nus committee to bring their big ny.
krtgation TO the town on the Trinity
nallas offers everything she possesses
mayor Holland included. Her railroads
give very low rates and the Harvey
WIZ give free excursions TO the dele
yates n committee to be appointed ls
TO take Dallas offers and The appeaI
OF texas Populists 60 the national com
mlltee' Chairman Tracy carried inc
report OF To Dallas with him before n
copy could be secured. ="
After this another general dIscuqstor
began II embraced all forms OF TONES
treated from many standpolnts. Poli.
YES, Tree silver. the Reform Press
party prospects, etc. Were a few oi
the themes. The oratory OF The re.
corners was fully exhibited. ana
many bright and Interesting thlnra
were said before the noon recess, POM.
lists are like followers OF other par.
ues-they become hungry after con.
siderable talklng-so when a feellne
OF emptiness began to make itself feii
about their stomachs an adjournment
Tor dinner was taken.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
IL WAS shortly after 1 O'Clock whom
] the association ngoNfnhlsh nu.Iu