Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
f.
FOR A THIRD TERN,
Cleveland is. Quietly at
Work:
LAMoNT's wEsrERNrRIp.
He is to Sound Western Sentiment. ;
Sound Money" is His
Slogan.
LAMoNT's wEsrERNTRlp.


WASHINGTON. July II.
,,Not onlY " y generally undufAtnod that Mr..
cleveland candidate for a third tenn hut
indications arc no, lacking that he n a.
, ,S,oy enssged In an Aggressive canvass IL
WIS interest Secretary Lainontn tour
anons the Wentcsn army posts "a III reality
an olccuonccrinK device. Ii has been the
custom ~ roceai aecretariea 10 nvuatirn,s
sne c9haiuoa o. The army at REGULAR afaliona.
anl tnH custom Lamont found especially
adapted 70 MS political deslgns.
Mt, cleveland expects TO ho president
again no " enough Of q politician 10 know
uiat ur aehiescmeEt OF his ambition win
ton. w 80 q = ~ T.
+ II "a Secretary Lannon'S mission 10 pet IN
touch with Democratic sentiment through
mo West and md out exactly what needs
TO b. done 20 cunelllots Western fehlimsns
and bring Weston support to tho third torn
scheme. So TAI a. The Hast Il concerned
Mr. Cleveland has no enxlely. lie bclicvcs
!hal NC Issue Of sound MONEY!" which hs
thlnka he has created will 30 sufficient 70
secure him the support Of New ENGLAND and
the Middle States, although ne undotaianda
York.
When no was nominated IN 1904 Il was done
by dolcgatca nom the Weat and South and IL
i for these that he IL most solicltOua now.
MT. Cleveland believes that the LONGER ile
discussion q caudlaalss can he deferred the
better hia chances rlll BE-. while tbale ~
no other aaprant iof the homlnatldn suf-
hfiontly connpieuous to attrac, 10 himself the
great mafeca VI the party, Mr.. Cleveland n
confident that movement o. Eenuncnt win 10
toward him,
From now untll tho time q tho conven-
ton. with a Republican congress. Cleveland.
An president. viii DO the central Democratic
figure, aud, whether tho Democratic icaders
Ike Il or not On him, be ihinla, the hdea
OF the party must BE- turned daily for guii-
ancc and inatnicton,
II would not be necessary for him 10 mako
any formal announcement o. his candidacy.
Tho fact that he 4 Willing to accept the
nomination ~ fuifcicnt, and hls ffienir unr
dersthnd perfectly well that nomination
will not be declined. Tho throwing out u
third term, linked 70 the persistent diar
oougaRemcni OF ether candidates. 20 ~ 10
leave the party In a dvuiofallfod and uneer-
tain condition WHOM The tifnc for action ar
riveE. are the maln featufea OF the scheme
which the administration has entered into.
An active propaganda hns already been
Instituted IN Massachusetts. which u The
headquarters OF Tho Cleveland cult A promi-
nent Massachusetts Democrat who wa N
Washington last week declared that v Close-
land wanted the Democratic nomination again
no could have It, and that delegations pledged
70 him would 20 10 the convention from every
New England state. The same N inserted or
Now Jersey and Pennsylvania, and Secretary
Lamont Il expected 20 lay Tho wires for dele
Raioa IN the wclt lnrlng tho TRIP he Il now
making Al the pebble rSnsntc, 49,.
suing these iactlcn hr Will be able to control
tho Democratic convention, and BY the force
OF proAtipu and position. m the lace o. DIS
organization and division on tho part ~ mon
Who might otherwise successfully contest hts
supremacy 10 secure the nomination.