Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

MS CTOWluE IN tntlF lOChntlth
cnt parts OF the state.
r.. q. Thompson of the Mckinney
Democrat says Collin county PopulistH
are growing In numbers and organiza-
tion Is going on.
O. #. Dornblazer OF Grandview. ex-
president of the Texas Reform Press
association, also editor of the Grand,
view Sentinel and Interested In seyerai
other Populist papers, looks wei pleas,
ed with the political situation anu
Popullst outlook generally. our cause
81 growing rapidly and the oliver people e31.
are losing their men, lie shid. 1hey
are coming TO us, and the more they
are educated by their speakers VINO
use any arguments the raster uayy
drop into the Populist fold. ~ me
I'M county Alliance encampinent
gently held we made many converts
ronie OF whom made an open contes-
sion. thus relieving their souls OF me
yrent burden that had been resting
on them for O long time. me peopiss
ali through the country are SICK o.
trying to fight this st ,h, p bas never
kept its promises. especially on the
Dell w. Harrington of the Indus
trial Headlight at Bowie. IN harn l,I,a,
with all the rest, reported Iopu.iis'
progress In his section of the country.
The free coinage Democrats up our
way, he said. declare they VIII new ~
vate the Democratic ticket again II
the party declares for goldbusism.
Gen. j. h. Weaver arrived IT f,,r
Granville quite early In the mornlhs'
tni'ing verv much worn and over
worked. Through sickness and the un,
remitting toll of constant traNei ~
speaklnE his once splendid cohsutu-
ton is evidently giving way l tI ale
ola time greenbaek enthusianli - a,1
terizes him In his conversation amu
n,,blie speechos and the light OF GER
inin and ultimate victory brightens hls
sve' AS the old battle SCARED warrior
came upon the grounds ne Wan wa, . a."
iv greeted by one after anothsr VIZ
Sad followed him for years through
the ,hickest OF tho night. on account OF
the Krent number who desired 10 shhks
bis hand and give and receive WoIu
~ cheer. as well as his physical con-
dition. ii was impossible TO opt"lh
lengthy interview from him n ho
mid u will speak at Pecan Gap Myr-
tie Springs, Sherman. GrecnVllie, waco
and Athens. Then, soon hiter w
I7th. i will return 10 Iowa, hveiry
where 1 find the Peoples party crowns
rapidly. SO far as union rs 40" n
nnd us that depends on future aeyel-
,n,nents wherever have been IeHhs
A. looked upon Us being the NeII, 49,
or the Populist movement In the Lhi ,s
States. II we carry ". " WIZ aver
TlRnni for national success az oNnt
ne country. The free silver eleinent
Ia the Republican party OF the Notih
and West ~ about as stfpns hs - 80
in the Democratic party. IN tht ua.ls
Missouri group OF states Auiee- to"t 80 "a
~ Inc people are for free coinage, ana
between the Missouri and the Mlssis-
elppi rivers half the people are w III,
yar OF it, Most Of them VIII coIne 10
us II the Republicans declare 10. "a
cold standard, which they are hkeiy 10
a. ,rhere are no denectlons from our
1870 anvyhere Our people are very
hopefui and determined everyWhete.
Victory Is certain The genera nus
lgen speaking ever since tue lAHt '9Il
paign: In fact. his campaigns are H.
ways on. ,..,,., .,t.,,t,,
attorney Tor the forty-eighth district,
saws; 1--WE are gaining more rapluly
now than at any time In our history,
lin our way our clubs meet eNclS
month While there IL some orguh'A9-
ton among the free sllNerltes' 'nVVg /"
n disposition among the masses 10 uls,
trust their sincerity. They are AFRAID
10 risk their cause with them any
longer. our idea In that even " We
could carry Texas In the Deno.rh'lS
marty for free coinage, the party m
It's national convention would dtclaIe
against II and nothing would De Buiheu
o. Dawes OF Sprlngtown. Parker
county, state Alliance lecturer ana tx
state Alliance secretary IL one oI me
ot1est refOrnerH In the stute, ana one
az Inc most Indefntlgublc workers.
speaking of his work and the out
look he said he had been out ncnrly
all the time since last August HP'"h-
Ing mainly 60 the county people IN
the school housea. Everywhrlt ne
0ndg the Alliance and a grand upward
,,ovnmrnt Itg progress was intelli-
gent and successful He oblect"u 10
ne use OF the word boom In com
nrctlon with the work that was being
done. There WINS more organization
aud education on economic ana pony.
cal tines being done In the Alliance
,han ever before. we have hereloiore
bopn voting for 10 to I. he said, ana
we have got sixteen drunken e0nErehh-
men 20 one sober one, Hereafter you
may feel sure the farmers VIII stand
hy the political party that means what
ID says. or course, he said, with
twinkle of the eye. the Alliance IL
non.purtlsan. The state Alliance meet.
ing to be held soon az l-nmpHsoS VIII
be the great gathering OF the year
Concluding, Mr.. Dawes said he would
encourage the Gazette IN the good hght
II ia muking on the gold bugs,
L. X Iiurat, a leading farmer OF
Parker county, said the tifb was when
we used to get IN the picnic. Furnish an
the Nihn anu CT tfN'lhN' AHNH w Wv
Democratic speakers come In and try
TO pull the wool over our eyes But
now the tables are turned. When they
try their wen oiled policies ON us, we
have n way OF politely Inviting them
of the floor and placing middle OF
,he rond Pop In their place. Mr.. Hunt
oAyn his wife Is stronger Populist
than he Is, and all the stock on his
ranch are Pops
Prof, j NJ. Mailett Is the editor Of
Wcathcrford Leader, and chairman OF
the county Though we carried the
county last year. he said. we are grow
ing In numbers and helpfulness for the
state and country
y ~ McChllistsr OF Che Ceilings
worth County Echo says there are not
more than half dozen goldhugu LETT
In his county. All the rest are free
coinage Democrats and Popullsts. with
the latter predominating so largely that
they carried the county last year and
are still growing, They will soon have
an encampment.
Colonel Buck Walton OF Austin. "the
Oldest lawyer In the state" IA Judge
4. l., Nugent said when he introduced
him, looks the very soul OF patriotism
and high toned conscientious man
hood, His appearance on the speak
er's stand, az In private conversation
is both commanding and ennobling.
one cannot rub up against him without
feeling stronger intellectually morally
and in the love Of his country for the
contact.
Though but few moments could be
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