Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20

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I. ,,,r,. =. ,hrovn out from Washington
Az 4 ~ s,,,d5ls on the hpancial issre By the
~, ,,,r,oeratlc rational convention would
j !. ..r.u,.bls to Mr. Cleveland and that THIS
4, ,rpstted from both parties. in'renehed IN
az White House, behind bis patriotic co.
hsrts numbering over one hundred thousand
v r.itral srcc helders the president seems to
H y, ,ts,p.h,c Of understanding that the people
+ y, !. e.rne,t. or that their earncs,ness
.n.o,,n,s ID anything. No man who has ever
z ,,r,up,cd ne posliion which he nils knew
!. ,-.> al,sut the temper and sentiments OF the
A,satiesn people or seemed 70 care less
sb,ut them than be. Mr. whitney has told
4, 4 a,oneat Of cardor how through ne
.stcr of Organization" no wrested victory
IN cleveland from an unorsanlsed majority
Al tho last national Democratic convention.
nut that will rot happen again. Then the
people we're indifferent Now they are alert.
hoy are IN the saddle. They would be less
tolerant Of an attenAp to deceive with an
,yasivo platform thany Of anything else.
Frce coinage constituencies viii be repre-
schtei IN the next national convention no,
h b. applicants for ofice, but by advocates Of
principles.
Secretary caflislo's I've propositions intor-
p5rased IN his Bowling Green speech, while
asserting no new doctrine. have been ALI
Feasly circulated by tho goldbug prcss an uu-
snsverabie logs for a gold standard. They
verc dawn As We have pointed out before
for the purpose OF switching the issue from
blnetaliisn against gold to silver against
epld. The Salt Lake Tribune accepts the Is
sue, as thus presented, and replies with six
counter propositions. all Of which are within
common knowledge true. and vhieh entirely
takcz the wind cut Of cArllale's sails. They
are;
!. There d not orc free coinage country
In the world today that "a not enjoying I'm
rxaupied prosperity. The only drawback be
!ng fcreisn debt eontrheied on the gold
basis.
2. There Is not sold standard country
in the world today the property Of which
has not shrrnken from . to % per cent.
during the last twen'y-one years; not one
IN which there Is not unexamrled depression,
distress and sorrow.
J. There is not q silver standard country IN
tho world today that hAs any need Of gold
money except to settle foreign balances. and
there IL not gold standard cupntry In an
the world today that the bulb Of all the sold
e no, locked up IN The treasury o. 10 tho
banks, and the people are sunoesting from
Sound money aEphyxla.
4. There Il not a silver standard country
IN the world today where there are any idle
deposits lying In The banks, all the money
bcue IN active circulation and drawing large
Interest and the circulation PET capita IN the
tnitad stsea or real money "A lust about
what y u In Mexico. nearly ell the noucy o.
ultimate redemption beig hid away IN the
faults Of the treasury and national banks.
B. ILrFp IA not q nINrNr nfuHNnHA
N tha world tniar whero the isSoYlng man
= not receiving full pay and more regular
work tina he eyer rerelvei bfforr. There Is
not a Sod country IN the vorld vkcte
vast proportion Of the people are not idie.
and where wages are above the rates ot
lsil. except whore they have been main-
nsned By The stubborn persistence o. the la
Dor UNIONS.
6. There &c no, sliveg standard couBtry
u fhn world today where the people ara not
nolnr better than over before There - MOI
rald standard country who're The people arc
no. In more distress and suffering mere loss
ils mefe repfehen.los ,han eser before.
mo trolley line has ''frced the mule from
nc burden of street car duty. and in ,the
yrogfczs OF the WORK OF emancipation, his
relative. the horse. may have his lators ma
ierialiy reduced. The hcrsiesa carriage is a
h,rh invention: rather. thsre are several
vehicles Of different d,aisnf. To ter, their
relative merits a race vas recently run from
Paris 10 Bordeaux and back. distance Of
Fesen hundred and thirtF-zix miles. This
was severed by petroleum carnage in less
than for,y-nine hours, Practical cfiles say
that the new vehicle "a destined to cut an
important asurs in oeomot.ou
A srowsomc tale Ia that OF the "Kound
Robin club OF New YORK. It was organ
ifed 10 January to promote suicide ami
seven ipvnhevs chosen by the spinning OF
the tec-ie-ium have committeed felo do Sc.
The choice OF new victim Ii preceded by
bacchMaiian Incorporating. Tue club MAD
It's heslnnins Iii Jest. Strange ana VIC
ipri weeds grow In tho not.house or
metropolitan HE
From Alabama. t;corgIa aud the caro-.
mas come daily reports OF lndus,r,nI re-.
wal, characterized by the cstpplisameut
~ new induEtries and the enlargement OF
az oees It Is significant that investments
u 'nsse stntes arr confined almost wbolty
I 70 niAnufaeliiring enterprises. mis- points
ssa ,..'s'nu % TIE era Of business activity
III npon u.s. What parr van rexas
4 - -
, 'a' what part viii Fort worth taker
/. y ~A't y HIGH tinr. that inu people OF irort
s "es'A should leafe lhc sonaabui.stle .,atet
r Ypfld Y asilr; OYER It's scare an, ar
" 1'a'ns plAse ana ready for business.
,,,' Is Is nFsf slei, should he Tor ali Who havc
TX l'Hefssis q FoFt Worm AZ h,s,rs -
~ 'oseshsr- a rrsmotiye e,oh a, ss ~ ~
y, 20 fblnss for Fort Worn, ana yass ,,sa
y v1final tines, co-openting wien a .s
~ s''-' '9v ~ WORK. cnilstlne, nose wea
,s,. ns'ttpiese aep, aioor ron soen e ~
, "a. rea'a % yAr a,aoau, y so'',
WY no. hare irs. -"' u sOou-
|1aa M, q A -,tfts
xlo mss,. n'ss from ex-senator iusaIis,
:s''s4 70 Al5 that M hsa a., s ~. as ,.