Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-10

Of tho earth, anu Our people be saved
from tho destruction " their material
interests necessarily rcuuting from
n change To "a dchaHud amt constantly
nuutuatlnE standard of values,
L. We favor honest hlmetalltgm. and
the use or both gold and silver Hs
money of the country, ana the nrHrat
coinage OF silver consistent with the
sarcty " our financial ryatem. and the
preservation Of an honest dollar worth
100 cents at all tlmru and In all cuun-
tries. We demand TINT every dollar
In circulation among the people Whcth-
or Of gold or silver or paper az iIa rcp-
roaentntlvc. shall ponsoaa at all times
equal purchasing aud debt paying
power with every other dollar and We
declare Il tu be our purpose TO wage UNI
conHlug warfare upon any proposed
system OF coinage which viii enable "A
mine owner or bullion owner To take
hlA bullion u u government mint and
huNo II stamped NH q dollar regardless
OF ita value by the mere stamp OF the
government
n bullion values nrc 20 be thus In
oropHrd we prefer that such inutonHe
shall luurr 10 tho government and tho
pcuplo rathor than to the mine owner
&, II ia neither contemplated nor de-
sired that ouc dollar OF nilvcr now ooln-
cd or which may bo coined under pres.
ont laws, nhall be dcmonotizcd or Ia
standing IN amy way Impaired, ana the
government should carry ont the prun-
cnt requirement VI the law that lta
parity with gold be maintained.
q, We denouncc the hcrrsy of ilntiHm
la nll itA FORMS and We announce our
purnoHn 60 defend ana maintain the cs-
Hcntinl principles ~ pure Democratic
government, aud have no words of COM
fort or encouragement Tor iW enemies,
We call upon all Democrats who lpvo
their party for Itself aud not tor office,
aud who tnlSc patriotic pride In the
honor npd glory OF their country to
como und unite with M IA preserving
the party from tho dangers which nov
rcrlounly threaten itn very existence,
and In saving our country ana ~ peo-
Pic FROM tho misery und dratfuotl1n
which must onHuu from tho driving
from our nhorra % hlS hundred millioua
OF Eold coin now Ia circulation among
rs. and the adoption Of Silver ne the sole
basis OF values In this country. We
| favor unrcHtrlctod commercial intur'
oourue With the nations " tho earth,
ana hnucat money an the hnnin pf our
exchanges Nt home and abroad
A, a. lSgMHbH.
Chairman,
JOHN ~ lIARCuuRT.
A. T.. MATLuCE,
" ". HALE,
HENRY aAClNETT,
a. j. ATitlasoN.
LEWIS HANCOCK.
MM, 70, HUGHES
l.. g. ALEXANDER.
GEORGE CLARK,
J RUFUS HARDY.
Tho following revolution onurpd by
ueorgr G. Robinson OF lienum wnn
ndoptedi
Resolved, THAT central committed
| To- be- composed OF HcVrn DoWuurnln be
appointed by the chairman, and that
said committee DO invested with full
authority to take such action az L may
| deem necessary Tor the advancement
OF the cause OF honest money aud tho
preservation of Democratic principles,
| Snid committee shall have power 10
| appoint nuoh other committees, state
| OF local, nH may be deemed necessary.
aud II may also can delegate state
| convention ~ honest money nrmu4
Gratis at such time and place nv may
be doomed proper, and gpnuralY have
charga and supervision NJ the orrnnl8a.
ton Of nuund money clubs throughout
the ntntc, III
ON motion Of A, l., Mntlucls, COM
mitten wan appointed 10 name drlcrAtNH
to the Memphis sound money cunYnn'
tion, The committee reported the f1l'
lowing. who were aolectedi
! u. ia l'MlNNNMH " 10 'NA ANNfNNf
John ~ Ilarcourt Joseph illrdsou, NJ ,
l., Rimma, W g, Ware W. ~, Spell,
George Robinson, lichard skinner, l.,
| q. Alexander, 10 l., Antony, Horny
snckott, Fred Gaines, Henry y. Me'
Donald -, q. ulddlnHni q, Y, Hnll'
Jonathan Lane, J y Hottorn IN, c,
smith. Rnfun Hardy, william i'ondoN-
Ter, v W, Hale. d. A. Nunn. Jerry
Mechanical, n. y. COnnor NJ, H. Craw.
| ford, GEORGE y Aldroh, john W.
aprlnEor Louis Hancock, ueorgu clark
a. L. Mntluck, Walter Gresham w ~
iiughon. H. NJ, Onrwood, loo y, l.oNl
Cone Johnson, H. ~. Hubbard, Thrn'
Lyday, ~ y Choaaer, George ~ Elm
pelnAn, X. ~. Van Nandt, r. j Pow
on, Columbus Upon, ". H. llunlhp,
x number vi short epoeuhon wer,
made Aud Hon, George Clark was ealloa
20 the platform aud addressed me cpn
ference "a ringing rpcech, Ia whiel
he pictured all thn cvla % itve huFei
coinage na seen BY the "nound money
ndVncatoe In manner which delishted
Tho audience. lie SAID tho time Ia,
come when true Democrats should ~"
comc patriots ana lice 10 tho COUNTRY
neudn and necraitlra, Tho time fol
neaor,mnlinE Ani dAllying hhd Eon'
by. Tho olive branch mad been hell
out Tor thn last time. The next trn'
Democrptir platform must nave
, Democrat upon 4 Who VIII slhf nn u
Tho nght was on AMI 70 nnlah' Their
mint hr no rampromisc no hurrrhdef
pepniluiH must be hanlnhcd from IN
1 unrty. 40 matter un,irr what nam
h they seek to remain, the naN ~ iu
4 itnnoerney must DO borne to ihe from
Z untii me Old and true party principles
4 sn,,nd money, business security an
! mo fnndamrninl doNtrlnc " ponoora
i ~ ahnii br established ascendant nn'
(. brynnd dsfcnt. !.
. Judge CLARK wnA followed ny H. y
. AlcSandur ny q hriN, nneseh, Mw
dared 10 the ape lkers and ofileprri az
! mo paper 80. s,tlsd by Judge Watt