Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
.BLlEE ON THE SITUATION.
n, Chairman of the Silver Forces
Predicts Victory.
is AGAINST Mr.. CLEvELAND's PLAN.
,..oea,es y Union OF the West and south
and Add L. s'eve"son for Picsi.
deni-Texis for silver.
ICAlNSr Mr.. cLEyELAND's PLAN.

.,,he state bimetalllc democratic execu-
i've committee. and siid TO be an asplrant
IN the Shoes now worn by Congressman
o.mce pendlcton. was In the city yester-
Az discuss ng tho presidents message
mi the financial issues with acquaint-
,nees. He departed for home last night
me Young banker-podtlcian and leader
AZ The free silver forces of Texas was seen
Al he HutchinS by representative OF
The Post. lie said:
.The silver forces in this State are ac-
uyely at work spreading the light and
oranIzlng for the coming friendly con-
les, for supremacy within the party. They
arr greatly encouraged at the prospects
md | am confident that their majority
IN the next State convention VIII be as
rrcat as was the majority for James s..
Hogg ever George Clark In the famous
convention held in this city in lsss. Speak
Ing as an Individual. ! am certainly en-
phaiiea,ly opposed TO the retirement OF
sgal tender treasury notes aud the re-
funding Of the notes in United States
bonds. This is the recommendation OF
President Cleveland In his message to
congress yesterday, and the very idea Is
prepos,erous Carried into effect It would
contract the volume Of the circulating
medium. already totally Inadequate. RMS
y no, all. 1t would not furnish the reIet
desired"
you do not approve that portion Of TN,
nsssags relating to finance and recon-
mendlng the retirement of the treasury
no,esY"
by no means: President Cleveland, In
~ riundlnE scheme. suITenders to the
Majors a fhss hnnua . h..
E,d Of money the obi cations shall be
pad In. As u matter OF course they VIII
eemand god. Tney Will 20 farther, ana
DEMAND mat the silver certificates SHAH
v feueemtd with gold, when every cid
zen understood at the dime and no under
slands !ouay, that silver bu..ioa was pur-
salsed by the government. under the pur-
saas Lg Cause Of the sherman act, ana
stofed away in the big vaults OF the treas
s9C apartment. SILVER certificates werc
.ss..I based upon the amount of bullion
n the hands OF the treasury officials anu
ihsse certincates were reacenau.e m sli-
W eoa. II not, why was the silver pur-
.iAssu AZ treasury nCTes are To be re-
md and bonds issued In their stead the
eends VIA be maze rcdeemablo Ia god.
men inc holders or silver certificates vii!
atnahd The redemption Of certificates In
s..a,Dt hhe democratic party In convention
sisseinpied III the city OF CHI cago In 1852,
pneasea Itself to maintain the parity OF
,ls two metals. President Cleveland ana
liy. sev aS Of the treasury nave never
ullf.
ne ne hey Won d have made an effort to
's MN mIAintalned the party"
t,n,s a, epBnsrfSs accept the rccommenda-
isvss ~ PRESIDENT Cleveland and pass a
~ t,u,hoTlHlng the secretary OF the treas
sisngg ~ IN ihe treasury notes and pro-
u ,hi III w Issuance Of bonds?'
,..i. Wlhk not. Congress Will not dare 10
mn W treasury notes and further con-
III. we volume OF circulating medium
to,t ,ss aie to predict that nothing OF the
'1a III VIII Dc done"
az, - you lndorsc the views OF the presi-
s Wy, WITH regard to the National banking
''"slt, nn anu its perpetuatlon?"
sassssd pFhSspi RS It Is sganst d ths
~ nM,sichinss OF Jefferson and long line
y. ~. mus rlous successors. The democratic
n NM g.. nom Time immemorial, has sternly
~. NSr NJ AGAINST q National banking sys-
~. Today We find a democratic presi-
Wv wv and his secretary Of the treasury al
q tbe tso., Jeyersai-nay. a Reputation
NV and advocating the extension ana
,.rs1petmnaton OF the National banking sys-
90 hamilton favored the system. JET
~ M ~, NC Iuher OF the democratic par
~ anu ue wlsest statesman OF his or any
is ~, opp9sed H.. Even the school histories
IN. NE much or the relative attitudes
h n,s, u,emocratlc party and Its opponents
~, a.terS OF finance In the past"
~, N tho Hight OF the late disa strous re-
IA sauoi public opinion, as Indicated In
ior s M elections. what are the rrnsnects
y. ,ssuccess for the silver men In lsa6Y'
mere Is nothing In the defeat OF the
ria,o party to dsmay its cham
js, ss or to dishearten true followers OF
Nv J stsoB Before the gold bug came
e,r, v,na and Missouri were reliably dem
sanseSs states Hence the gold bug has
IN NE trouble, when he disappears
rme VIII return to their ancient and
hs.r ~ ignored moorinos The DETECTION
rsph,,n,n caused by IN ATTEMPT TO cngrnft
IN. plmrnn shoots uron the democratic
~. ItNna In TSdG n aOltd
|S.rnn ~ tho Natinrnl convention NJ the
r-,nayn larry who Will vote for the
y ss1 S SIv s' ,sr St re,lon or 70 , 70
"a sie-n e.atos all the doubtful States
|r,a.,,re SUFFICIENT strereth to hui'd the
rr,ia.,r. ani nome the candiases FOR
49, whom the democrats OF nc
IN =. nhn Sub must dao'r-e AGAINST
rsss,ss fnrnishirg the rlH'f"rm nnf the
~,s,lnr'.s. md tho South and rvest tho
... Tive Hanoe~ata ~ the West AVID
<.,s SIRE NV, de'sr-rtned to r,ara TIVE
n, 49, rd aiso N NAVE .l,a canfidn tes
IN, e-sletaA the NO, to aio.-.e botn
}~..fm end candidates. Tha West ar1
krr-1 W.T. rn''n aui r~''ad 'h>" wilt
srs,,, bs invin"ible; The presiieatel
srs w,hA'e should ~ taken from the West
NJ We vice nresidential candidate from
b, .''s'oh south of Mason md Dixon's
,ws,n YOU rieaae Indicate your personal
s.r.rrsnce for fira' -lace on the presi-
s.S fi-tet for isG7''
scani stevorson or Illinois. Vice nresi-
Eb.e :, re IIrited StMes II ne will d.
,nr the frac gs of siivor NJ tho
b. rst'c ratio. with eood eout"hrn
r,., platform. nledr're the rariv
ksrAar de'-ocratic n-inci~les Of "
krh." hcfHve would WITH ~. the
M ,rror to 1909 no r,ar over hesri
e~,- r,ens"r" r~fos c-n'S he ueed 70
er~,n. I'VE NnN m onN void -r-srva In M
VA ~, The nre~ent law IL ~ rieh',
la-.-.,er cn''ii hnve h~en rshd ~ re-
l..-.-nn n'orev and the ,-asant i@"al
NJ >.'e MT have bern vteia TOD. John
hs,,.-r sn~-e.arv % ,hs .-a9a'i-v FOR
h-~ Hnrr'aor Ase~o-a-cd 49,, t-r1s-
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