Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
THE PRESIDENTS "InHTPnEssi-
nLE CONFLICT"

The Issue between President Clsve-
land ana the Democratic party viii be
sharply defined upon the submission N
his message to congress when IL rcas-
scmbles In December Through semi.
official and other Inspired sources. II
has been given out that this win deal
solely with the financial issue. and Will
recommend the destruction OF the
greonbacks. the entire surrender Of the
right and power TO issue paper money
to private corporations. the issuance Of
bonds TO effect these changes. the pay.
ment of all coin" and other obllga.
tons OF the government In gold. and
the virtual elimination OF silver from
the currency.
The recommendations OF tho presl.
dent will be such as Baron Rothsehlld
would make II lie were called upon to
advise congress and such as would ex.
cite the by the Eternal" wrath and
hostility Of Andrew jackson II he were
alive. In his nght upon tho United
States bank. which established the con.
hdenoe OF the people In Democracy
never to DO shaken until II elected
president a mugwump who desplsed
Its prosspts and principles. Jackson
I'D not confront 1.-THE OF the evils
and dangers to the country which are
threatened by the agitation OF which
the president Is the leader.
1t is claimed by the supporters OF the
Naturalization that about onc-thlrd OF
the Democratic members OF the lower
house OF congress win endorse Its
financial recommendations. Tho Demo.
cratic senators arc almost unit In
opposition to them. The administration
must look 10 the mugwump wing OF
The Republican party from which II
sprung for encouragement In the pur.
suit OF its revolutionary financial
sehemes. In an attempt to preserve an
appearances OF harmony the Democratic
party has followed 1t In disastrous
lourneying In many strange and de.
vious ways, but It can go no further
along these pa,hs,
Every consideration OF principle and
OF prudence requlres that tho Demo.
cratic party In congress should be the
first to tender gage OF battle to the
president upon the issues that win be
raised In hls message, The fiction Of
kinship OF principle between Grover
Cleveland and Democracy no
longer exists In anybody's mind. II
he be Democrat upon the one live
issue before the country. then millions
OF voters are tho Victims OF deIuslon
which was Inherited from their faith
ers' fathers
The question with Democrats Ia one
OF self-preaorvation ns well as OF
principle, No party could nhoulder the
program which President Cleveland
han prepared for congress and live. In
Its simplts, form It 10 u combat be.
tween monled olisarchy and q demo.
craoy Of government, and whom this
country is ready to adop, the former Il,
win improve upon 1t by tic Limitations
OF monarchy, which are no adious
as tho unrestricted rulc of M,.ubns.
The president has declared that the
approaching conflict on this lssue /,
iireprcsslble. In tho light OF his ar.
gressions upon the cstA biished order OF
things from the moment OF his Second
Inaugural this 10 clearly a pretcxt 10,
forcing the nghtlng. n In the las,
Democratic national convention IN nc.
curate horoscope had been thrown
across The Vision OF the aatanlshcd
delegates OF the assaults tina, hay,
been made In rapid succession by IN,
prcAen, administration upon the none,
systom OF tho fathers. tho man who
had dared In such moment a,
amusement to propose tho namc Of
orcver Cleveland FOR the prcsldeno,
would have been Kissed from the nan
Who can doubt or deny this, ana who
" u so deludcd AZ to believe that m.
sentiments Of the Democratic masses
have been rsvolutionised In the las,
three ysars' ~
Tho Democratic party 10 suil and
Forever win bs The party Of Jefremop
and o. Jackson, NOT the party Of