Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

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COINAGE OF sILypR i tA
ITO OF i' 10 i-coM,lI17S :
GO TO MEMPHIS.
/, In l1.r response to the published :. !.
a meeting of the friends q i ~. aa 2
OF silver a large and entAr, \ s,,'' \
dienee assembled at the s s,.s.a !. =
promptly at 8 o'clock ~, ~ w
X. Williams called M 's nisAt
oru ,h ana called Judge !. c.''l ~
10 me chair. y. G. seatef w. W. a sa
secretary. After the chs, ~ so
stated the objects OF tha ,ns "
committee Of the followlns' Hs s.''t
tlemen was, upon motion a,, ~ g
recommend officers for 1a-, rpvll's.
ganlaatlon. The committee sas4' ll y
3 x. Williams. chairman; jsss.
=. cummings, Judge s. / n
Senator w. j. Bailey. colensl 1 y
Wynne. The committee ,s, I 4
speeches were in order. J,dsa ~ 4 y
thurman was called out fr, ~
lieved in America for A,per,s.n Y
was opposed TO the United s,s . y
er playing the part OF a., na
Great Britain Kite, or any oth,, ~
we produced one-ttird OF The slI,s
the world, and the idea a NJ r,sa
states seventy millions Of nscr n s vs.
dictated TO by Great BritaIn's XII y
mons was an absurdlty. He ~
in n thoroughly American 49,
was certain America wey smr,ss y
to take care OF herself On, s,. y
financial policy. which had M Nv \.
changed since the war might cs,,I,'.
until people would discuss rltl,-.,.-
above partisanshlp, The peouls ~,
lead instead of being led. He rsI.s..
tention to the spectacle 81 = y,
dent OF seventy million peoul.r X |
bling with bankers. II hsd r., -
that It was time the government =. :. |
out of the banking business 4, !,
speaker thought II high time M H,,,
ers were going out Of the goys Il. M,
business. '''-'
The following permanent Officer ~,
reported by the committee ani N,
elected; Colonel R, NJ, Wynne ny
dent; s. II. Williams, secretary, 4
Wynne, Judge Halsell, 10 Yuaept X
Earle, Frank Mcknight, Jan ~
W. l.. Norwood. 2. W. JenkIst i
d. Bourland, John Evans, John N,
vlce-presideuts. =
Chairman Wynne, In assuming A,
chair. made n graceful acknoVeli.
ment of the honor, and said Ne b.i,r,
the league was the beginning Of n 4.
ganization that is to effect great ri
in the state, and subsequehtly h d,
nation. The time Of doustiul IN
forms and doubtful politicians N
passed, and the American people NJ
been aroused 10 the necessity Of al,
tating their own financial policy n,
could see indications Of a lidal vi,
that would sweep this country lit
one end to the other and Y VI Il
not do our duty now. the suunli 4
war might again be heard In Tie hii
Let the people who would destroy III,
and think before our rivers run VII
blood, before money may be araI.l
on one side and red handed anartiy Z;
the other. Make no more compluns.
with any one, but raise aloft The ki
ner of 16 to /, even II Il goes dsri
in defeat. Make a platform MI
the brim with honesty. and put bus
men on the ticket. I'VE have naut
to fear" he said, "but the potent pssl
of money, and / do fear that Vi
newspapers can be bought and CT
Quoted in favor Of the gold bugs Y
have one paper, thank God, that i
nailed to its masthead the hsnnE
true principles and will stand By 4
| loud cheers for the Gazette)
The following committee va l
pointed on resolutions, platform ~
name for the club: Judge ]. Q. u
sell, l.. j. Cowen, Judge S. J. hgni
Judge II. NJ, Furman, Senator VI
Bailey, II. NJ, Maddox, z, O. seAls'
on motion the chair was empeFs
to select committee on campalgn' W
duty 1t would be to procure nlei.sl
and manage affairs seneraliy, y
are to be announced at the nsA' h'
ing. A..
The following delegates wsrs ens
to represent the league In 'ha As s,-
silver convention: Senator ~
Messrs. James W. swayne. Ina ag,.'
drews, r. Il. L, Roy, y X WE !
s. NJ. Fry. Judge Cummings, =. y !
ter. j. n Lipscomb. GIapeFins' !,
Laughlin. Judge o. c. Tefis'l %
Halsell. 80
some discussions as to name NAM, y
discussed at length, the popuIs" !,
tecting to anything bearing ". :,
"Democrntic." "Silver Clue
worth. 16 TO l." "The DemocisaaS'
metallic League of Fort WeI.S
"Tarrant County silver vlup u,tb
gested. but the matter u 's'' "
Mr., swayne made sslrrlns y Y
In support OF the latter su pa I,
He would annihilate all mols, =
silver and gold or certils,c p 2,
could raise their hands 70 nss NJ,
say,"I know that my heee ssasls
The club should be Denios's ,.-ra :
: A. II. Byers said there s,a ~ j
citizens in the United s,a.ss \.
: Democrats, and he dun mia
resolution introduced thar w. w..
~, ~ one Those who ia'~,
. 10 / should get together ~ ~ Z liz
= %. NJ. Hodges had peen ~ NJ.
: Democrat, but was nc, IL a. set,l.
; or not the question coui' y
the Democratic party, a, N,
Judge Cummings tnous , rr,solul
mittee should FIRST report i 'rn,,Is
, Voters of all denomlnauonn,s o Ia
on the silver question VIZ ~ WI
A.. comes, and the question s,lytf
> be n Democratic club OF Y - III
: an the next campaign hes 's,,,lc
!; cieveinnd wing and a Dem Demos asrt,
there will be a stralgn' siso a pil
a straight silver party, AZ az
partv. The old parties ,ntssr
/ believe In maintaining ' "a II na
g tbe Democratic party. any IA. Il
: policy for us to carry "a w az
a n factor OF education an nyab. i
i Tarrant County silye. AZ. IA 10
J. II viii mot do for US 70 .',,,s, cas
i. that are not plain. We n', r,oa.y,
votes next year FOR NV hr,elly ~
M. l.. vasser SPOKE assl
vored marching to Vi''V''
! party. Ia talks wif'
u I lillA Nhf A 80