Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04
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Observation-Disclosures IrMmiIA IlA nn.nM.

,inn~.it"pubiirs. Frauds nspu.od,
WATERFOWL, ~, ", heptembcf luxe
uoVonur Flower was elected delegate
from tho Thirl ward ~ iitia city, IN Witch
he iotideN, at tho d0mooutlin uiunua, ana
WAS rlrvtud chairman uf Ito ifnHt district
democratic convention, held ~ thm oltyt
llo made M address % folluWH
Fellow DemperatA of Jefferson
~ am Hlad 10 inset you hpru today anu
RESUME my poHlunn 40 n plain ruFpu Vt
illn great commonwealth ahd ny ruAia
doncU ugaln IN tho county Whom I WnR
born, and whlch ! hOpu will ho my Hast
resting place, 10 YOU, my frlundH, ana
20 tho citizens of the county nt larsr,
nH we'll pH 10 all the ullHunA uf thiH
unrlhorn iinr ~ counties, irrespective ct
party llnoa owe asl'amHl tHnhu fur mo
support aud confidence uivun me DURING
my term " ONCE as governor OF tue
STATE ut Now NOtk.
~ do not naHume TO houpeak tho action
NJ ihp democratic Stats convention on
any NJ Tho important matters WhlOh VIII
come before II fur decision llHi my Op.
portunluaH 60 learn Tho HrntImcnih OF tho
patty lead mn 10 believe. ns I hope. that
thu convention VIII he diHppned 10 pSt
tend the hand ~ genuine Fellowship 10
rNutY PARTY organization pnutlnd 10 phnf
alteration, 10 overlook pnnt fariionul quar-
foln 10 ullr Tho party uu platform
and fnr numlnuOh Ia short, ~ begin tie
campaign IN rinih way 40 To win aud
desorye BprooaH, " mo PARTY N net thus
represented iH tho convention lut The fault
rest On thuh who paim 10 have gtlevr
nuoeH oVcr past treatment ant not on
the convention Itself The people nrn not
slow 10 discover where y FAULT lie9 Hud
~ npply tho irpr0ut accordingly
~ congratulate you M the blight pruRs
poets or Democratic victory IN the rnms
mn election You nan n,t ro'l all Tho
people all TIE while Last wear ana tho
year hprUN We we're tying ~ uW tho
currency question on ~ sound and solid
hnnlH, no that There should no ne nurlus
nlinn IN tho measure OF values, HA that
none NJ no people should be- cheated The
republican party had left that question
unHHtilod, nnd IN ihpl Nil tho summer and
fan we're Hpent IN rapnRllnH tho Sherman
allNor lHll Again, When congress uas
nonbled IN bcuhmhor, we were piniNrd
~ reform tho inrlft, ON redemption Of
ihla promise occupied innHfcBa until late
IN iNi ~ Unt duung tho two neHslnnp
OF upnnrrnH, buaihraH was unsettled, Uul
nntil Tie people uriHi 10 follow tie
republican idpa that they wrrr ruined hy
the changes unili they boaAu W took
about ana hee the condition ~ ihn rnuns
NV that manufactures could thrive mdnr
a democratic ihtlft that tho whole ruuus
ny was better nff thnn whom We came in
power mat prosperity oeuld come with
honest money mat labor could hr rn.
pl0yed Win mil whHua, Notwithstanding
the fact mat some tlmit phrunsn mauu.
fnUtnretH had Hali The change IN Tho tatlff
would ruin thpn AMI that They would hn
flpoded Win cheap labor from nhtoa v
~ that poverty would stare narh indlyli-
uAl lnhprlnu man N the face, N We sue.
reu1Hd, democratic prospects were Indeed
Hiuony. Whom ihrHo labDrinH men tna
those manufacturers under tho new tariff
restoring tho waHnl tli"y have reduced
when they 400 ihrlr markets. hrOaiened
~ that our Garnet ana wooden HOadH are
being sold IN hnnllah mnrknlr, when they
90 steel ana iron exported under ~.
iuo@1 tariff they htsln 20 inquire n no
hpmpnfntlo rnfiy has not BEEN fluhi ~
the willis on the question Of iaHff hn1
those republican manufacturers all
wrong,
Nov, many tlnii people IN iipl and
again In 1884, wore fooled. huNinpHa WAS
pafalygcd, men thrown out " work IN
ffci there was lltilo puruhHuinh nnwrr luft
M tho country Any pnhauea offered 10 a
tloi man In readily taken 'fhe people ycle
tlult IN lga ana 1874 Thcy pould not mako
money The republican pOtltirinnn hAd
p0hfrd Tho people with tho IDEA tiiH, they
were ruined. w such m emergency hey
took Tho republican PARTY IN ihrfa dotuH
To- an the Htatrs Of the tniNn THIS rirrs
tlona wenl republican, The people were
fooled each year.
"S0w the result " the HoQd work NJ II
democratic congress In tho repent ~ tho
silver purchasing hlll Il Helf.rvliont in
tho fact thai We have prosperity under
good money. Nav that tho reduced lnrin
HI n IN active operation nnd Inns been
fGr nearly year, the uropla Hao maj To-
hhr and capital nfs thriving M along Tho
ithe ~ our Industries Now that thoy noe
this you can not fooi them with smother
dose ~ republication ~ aul thon 90
soto 10 mnite Tho currency worth less
than II u now, or Hoi them again 10 dis
iutb ihe iariff OF nRiiaia any change
They want prosperity They know what
gave II 10 them They know thai The
ihnn II an q solid, nfia basis ana n not as
solid ~ might DO n viii hn made no by
Tho democratic PARTY, aud that there VII
10 no fluctuations IN tho iruulii NJ The
yafdaiink that measures oar nommodlilea,
fhey viii take no more republican pnna-
osaa The one ihoy toeh IN iva ana 1904
viii cost them prnttY round sum N HE
CITY N New York II VIII raise their takSu
Tie nrhi yunr nearly ", 100 and M the
ataia about iifNo,oo0 They will have 70
nay ihpse republican dndtOra ibis sum w
rtlfa taerH, but when they are Paying u
thay viii mako No Their minds never 70
employ them aHnin, They viii 500 that
they took tie wrong h1se Reform IN iho
hands " republicans "a a eaiharile which
they Apply 90 democrats but never iahe
themselves
nThe psOpie desire honesty ana economy
N state sud municipal anaifr 1hey rill
turn hrsin 10 the party Witch hos rlven
them lie lowest iaa rate ihey ever hRi
~ the state ~ Now fpfh"