Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-21


low our money 10 materially, appreciate
nor depreciats, ana We TYLER ccliiiiiy p1p.
ullsts believe that 10 the hse OK Dnln
kvla and silver npqn equal terms each
win operate as check upon the otncr
to materially appreciate OF dcprecinfe.
=, We favor the ratio OF is to l because
that "a the ration that tho two metals
and unpardonablo Reconsideration or VII.
Yer. and hrchuue tho experience OF agcs
haa taught us TINT the two metals are
proporilon. silver was damonctizod with
out tho knowlodgc or consent OF a lnrgo
proportion Of tho people, and they have
torntion Their demands have been nct
and nilenced In The past by newspapers
and politicians, who promised that tho
would right The wrong Of d cmoone iisa,ion.
The platform OF thp Democratic party, Ia
Ns,iS nsia 1Sn SsS h.ogSsa g eo ,hs
neither AT the mlnts, and II ryaaed its
promise and ohlieaiinn BY what Nil for-
ss DC haSG s 20 80 al,s,ey
v unwise, II was al least base coN0rdice
for the dcinooratlc party TO refrain nom
telling the people 30 until II got Into
power The Post has seen proper 10
poke" fun at our parity or no parity
proposition and proposes 10 coin corn
tho attention Of The Post man 10 the es fa AL,
mat no hxed ratio has ever maintained
the parity between sold aud silver for
could any ratio DO liked that would MAIN
tain parity between corn ana wheat
Or any tive. commodities, y VIII be re-
numbered that some muntha ago Hour
became very cheap 90 compared TO corn
meal, and the parity was greatly dis
turbod. hut We popuils,s did not boycott
Hour because Il was cheap-ln fact, NO
uropped the corn moal and used Hour
hrcau. since that time iiour has gone up.
corn meal has COME down and We .ure
that people begin 60 uae -four whom corn
meal u dear incroaaeH tho demand FOR
ii99Her, aegtreases the demesnd for meal md
ciple We propose 10 carry out with REFER
encc to silver ana Kold, and " one OF
upe the other until the dltfcrenec is nd-
Jueted ny tho laws OF supply and demand.
Gold Will soon md " Improbable ~ with-
draw from money use. as that h about
thu only practical uso to which II can No
put, and when II gcta It's pout out It viii
return 70 ENGAGE IN legitimate, pompeu-
holders OF gold In this country send their
TREASURE abroad Il Will hr 60 receive
something n exchange for u that suits
have us believe. viii be aiiyer II that h0
the case, the supply OF Gold Will be aug.
mcntod nt the point TO which we ship
our gold and new demand given to nil-
| YER which VIII have strong tendency
TO ADJUST the commercial 20 the legal
Nav. IN ronciunion, want to nAy that
hereafter public mon must declare them
selves upon this question without rcsor.
walton or euuivocntion, for the people will
no longer accept platform straddea Or
promises from men who are not In hnr-
monN with their narty ana whose uttpr-
ancea arc not binding, even upon theme
selves, The democratic party W opposed
TO FREE silver coinage at any rptio, aud
the no-cnllcd free silver democrat " too
near tho ponuliut camp to he respected In
his own party, and OF course we can't
rccogniEe HIN until he grounds tho arms
OF rebellion ana goin under the free silver
1ng proper lie IN now hvtwoen tho two
lines OF battle and somebody IL going 10
mako bronstworlSa OF him. Very respects
fully, Martin DieS.