Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

the APOSTLE OF English gold syndlcatos in
America, That he was very apply named
for he had most surely eloayod the land into
many dinoront factions In reversing ms po'
nitlon on the platform which declared for
bi-metallism and a parity between the two
That before his election We were told by his
hcnohman, Roger q, Mills. that We must
rolcgatc silver 10 the rear under that plat
form which meant he would In good faith
carry out It's bohosts and make no dlscTimi-
nation between tho metals. AS soon na
elected he changed front and advanced silver
from the front aud rclegated the tarln to tho
rear and Roger Q, and silver had stayed In
the rear ever since, I'll brought 10 the front
by an Indignant people who feel that there
Inns been a pltitul play OF words In all this
silver business; that Growers construction
Of bi-motallism means TO buy II from Europe
instead Of using the idle silver In the vaults
o. the law says he shall do that his idea
Of parity Ia TO pare down the silver dollar
10 halt It's value and abuse the raped thing
because II % down and repair the gold dol
lar I'M II IL worth twice its ordinary market
value. That this Kind Of clcaving has Indeed
cleft the land not only In twaln-hut more,
Instead III Two old parties confronting each
other We are threatened with with ave, yea
seven candidates for president next year
Two of each Of the old parties on the gold
questions Populiat. Prohibluonisi and u
female sunraasti that he has produced a
| crop Of strnddlobugs from such srRddllng on
! and then atragglng on tho platform TIL
.gtraddling 10 considered the honeat thing to
| do In CRYING for honest money, that tho late
! Kentucky straddlc on the gold platform Is
/ on a par with Cleveland, gold man uirad-
| dling on a silver platform; that II Is termed
sound money doctrine TO ugo such methods
| 10 secure election; that all such were another
/ species Of huEs-namoly humbugH; that Il IA
| a humhug pure aud simple To Try to educate
| a people into the belief that IT was to their
| lntcreat to destroy one-half " tho circulating
| medium Of tho country and thereby douhly
! enhance tho other half and expect property
] Vaiues to keep pace with such juggling In
| In finance; that there was rtlll another ape-
| Giles OF gold bug born OF such abortions
| which was the doodlehug The animal WAS
| one who cries gold till he catches Growers
car and gets a Tat plum and he draws It in
his hole and nothing but cry OF doodle
! bug COME out Of your hole and get some
more pic" will break tho gold dust around
him. SO that now We have 10 contend with
goldbuga, atraddlebugs, doodlobugs and hum
hugs, that another humbug Ia this sold
| literature that Is being scattered broadcast
| In tho land by subsidized press which tellp
tho man with the hoo "you know nothing OF
hnance but must be quiet and say nothing
| while we nOke education OF our sort Into YOU
for your happiness. Gold ia very umld and
will not move across the troubled waters
| aud como 10 YOUR relief a. long as you cry
aloud and mako n noise like silver loouV
or pnpullst YOU must hold right still
and observe this rule which Is sovereign
remedy and which Ia prescribed by the SOW
origins OF Europe that g. debtor has no
rights which creditor Is bound to respect,
Gold must be allowed to come IN on Is own
terms This remedy Is known as the gold
cure now take II and be educated into an
intelligent man. BE quiet now and toll mo
rpld higher, We arc preparing great
N1om In the East II viii reach you In time
for the presidential boom and We holng all
powerful can mako hooms and break thcm,"