Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
Hear Bryan tonight.
GROWERS GREAT SCHEME
To Garry the West Tor His ooldbug
Policy.

To Carry the West FOR His Goldbug
Policy.
Washington, June 2s.-The star says
that efforts will be made TO control
the West for the administration tinan-
sial policy through club organization.
1t says:
1.-THE club movement among the
Democrats has found Its mort ener-
getlc expression In the newer states.
In the South there was little need for
such work. The South has been solid
~ Democratic for years on presidential
Issues. without the beating OF drum
or the expenditure Of a dollar. She
has been accustomed to collect her
campaign funds to assist the party in
other sections The West has had
the benefit Of the greater share OF the
money II was recognized that the
party there had an uphill task and was
entitled to all the assistance that
could be rendered The Democratic
clubs In the West grew and were en-
couraged and played a notable part
IN the campaigns OF both 1880 and 1892.
Special trains bearing prominent East
ern speakers were run through all Of
the Western states. and monster
meetings held In the interest OF tariff
reform.
But another issue Is presented now.
TO go with the Democrats OF the East
on the money question. and to put the
party organization there In line with
the administrations policy. The APP
peal Is Of course largely to the clubs,
which are represented stu to be In a
ilourishlng condition. What VIII be
their responseg WIN they reflect the
prevailing sentiment OF their section
ana declare FOR silver? VIII they re-
fuse the Administrations hand? WIN
they proclaim, as the Western Republl-
can clubs are threatening to do at
Cleveland. that silver must be recog-
nlzed or trouble In the party VIII fol-
lowT
THE Democratic managers in
sfucted by the emharrassments Of the
Republicans. are taking timc BY the
forelock. They WIN endeavor TO reach
and influence their Western clubs be-
fore any national meeting can be held,
and with this end In view are preparng
another special stumping tour OF the
West. The ablest sound money sneak
ers within reach are to be sent on the
journey, and instructed TO present the
matter In its most effective form. Tho
necessity OF party union is To be tho
keynote Of every dellvorlnce, and the
clubs are To be requested to leave the
whole financial question ia the PARTY
to deal with In national convention. or
else. taking It up. TO handle il with duo
regard 10 existing party divisions. and
go as not to add either TO their present
number or difficulty. This tour will
shortly begin, and promises To con-
tribute notable chapter to the hlstory
OF the Western agitation OF the silver
question.
Fortunately FOR the Democrats
party and for the cause OF sound
money this Democratic club work has
been largely shaped by Gov Chnuncey
Black OF Pennsylvania ana GOV,
Flower of New York, both advocates
OF sound money and both experienced
politicians. Both are expected, too 10
exert themselves as much now as they
did two and four years ago. and to
bring all possible pressure to bear to
prevent the silver champions from
using the Western clubs as clubs OF
wood for mauling the national ad-
mlnistratlon. But. Notwithstanding
this, genuine uneasluess exists Both
the top Of their voices, and each IL
watching the other closely"