Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

After expressing his dcvouoh 70 inc Ieo-
Plies party as equal to his faith In Chris
tiRnity. he proceeded 70 review OF the
political history OF the past thirty years and
q review Of the conditions which now prevail,
giving particular attention to the demonetlza-
tlon Of silver and the contraction ot the
currency lie incidentally gave the Wilson
tariff a roast and commended George CLARK
for being outspoken and honest In contrast
with Governor Culberson Reagan and others
who he claimed were misleading the people,
Again he said that he had some respect Tor
Cleveland. who had always been pronounced
advocate Of the gold standard though ne was
satisfied he was tho worst enemy Of the
American people. Continuing In this strain,
among other things he said that he would
as soon be a Democrat as Republican, or
Vice versa, and would rather be WIN the
devil than either Of them.
lie stated a. the basic principle OF pomoc-
racy that they claimed tho right TO hol1 al
the oniccH tho people would give them ana
said that Otherwise he would not attempt To
say whore they were at, declaring that they
would not blame him for not doing what they
were unable to do themRolycs.
lie then proceeded With an eHcoriation OF
the two old parties and In conclusion said
n he had to choose between the faugH " the
rattlesnakes he would prefer the Republican
party because he said It had done some
good In It's life time. which the Democracy
had not, In conclusion he wanted all the
country 10 be like WILSON county, whore he
came IRON. "nl'h was thuiV"h"Is vru'i.,'N'
Marion Marun, the swamp foN o' "H'N''o'
wah then introduced ,,,... .--.-..., 49,.
NlteI AaS'hs Nas ~ ~, W" ".uit ~
IN tue success ul u'c i'Np'' pa'N'
said II was unnecessary to discuss the
Omaha platform WIN MnlVh We I,pI l,,'.l
talNe crown pl'A.hi was ln"''"tn,5 ANN
lie then asked Nha' van tls ,onul,ton ut Wv
country 'ouaF' hhu tl," asntu ~, .t,,
nave you ever ma" "''"''h " Wv VIZ"
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ne men uuh''lD,u no" ,u' p,n,,y'' ~,
"et" hNuIHlhh Al' WV we '"'"Ns - W
same tmr M o1W'que"Ve' az h' "ll''''u' "
'he teachings nl 'ne oInAHu p''"pIui. N"',"
We're being hvaru es'lyM" ,, '.,ons we l,
peopi'' ana 'hou No''e was p''"" '''"t"'"''
AZ 'he voice OF 'od'
proceeding, ne ss'I thht th' Er'ut uu,''r o,
ls9o Wou'u DO iouEH' p''"''N ''p''"' '""
labor
h'Fr u" t'oN oo'us'oh 10 p'U''A' "hA,n7,
the aoua" OF lho h.NhPGp'ts w pvu.val
| speeches ana =" aposrophfe IN" p"tt'ot'Nm
OF the American people without regard 20
what party ihty p'luns'l w. hayint 'hat tno
great heart OF the people was always nkht'
no matter how they might be temporarily
| mlslead
Ihtn ne ptmnhnel tue ia'e OF 'h' util''
! crAur lvalerH' he deolaieu among u'n''
thlnEa mat JndE' hoasan would no more
| continue TO iollnW lh'ln VHn he ""uh ln''
| low the d"yil into hrl ana burn forever
| rms ~ concluHlon OF warm tiluu'" 10 lh'
| patriotism OF inc ire. m'N"l leAu't'
! NuhihulhE nc hnlu lh' man WI" N''u 10
| DAY ihni ne was not III d'ut ala not KNOW
where no was hFlhg
| He said again he lovod Reagan ana me
| lrce SILVER men anu Hhla ne was sorry iol
them. as they hnd no p'Nr' To- ~ To-. Tie
! said no wanted them TO come mt" the Pppu
list party Continuing. he said they woul'
/ saerlhce no prihrplr' ana quoted iurthV
from Judge Reagan ana Governor Culh'rsol
| TO prove lhrY We're fopulsh'
lilo then quoted John j. Ingalls, M con
| domination OF the ltenehefy OF goa a1l II
| prophecy Of q conflict between capital nh'
! labor, ana OF tho alliance OF the West an'
south IN tho Impending conflict
lie followed Dan W. Noorheoa tp the ohcc
that the people would unite without respect 4
party IN defense OF th"lr righw and ais
quoted Senator Coke as saying that the coh
! Met vas between gold on one side ana bton
and meat on the other
In conclusion he repeated that there wa
no hope hut in the triumph OF the People
party, when Mr. itothsehilis could take I'D
gold ana 30 home
Judge Reagan, o. my Cod II he was m
own brother ! would take him I'm my arm
aud implorc God 10 take his life before Nj
voice should be raised In defense OF tho g0l
standard. ! cont believe he Will go wit
them.
lie then quoted from senator Daniels
! Virginia On Engllbh Influence In America
financial nflaira and IN support Of free an
unlimited coinage Of silver
An eloquent extract was then read fro
Hon Roger Q, MINIS In dcienso ut silver. n
peoples mguoy, and then lamcnted h
recent change Of front lie asked In the nan
Of God II the crusc Of Millu' change was Nd
that II Judas,
Ito said It was like opening Jack p
with prayer for the Democrats 10 ask M
TO remain In the Democratic party and he
to restore silver.
: The eyes of Europe were on the Omal
platform. Further on he said that he HI
I heard from the Pcoplea party cverywho
! and they were all standing together. Cont
o ulng he said Navarro county. the home
> Mlla and Martin, was Stnndng firm again
all the powers OF hell and gold In clos.
hp admonished hts audience that the eyes
e the world we're upon Texas
Z Judge Nugont was introduced. and aft
e a few preliminary remarks called attentl
u frat to the notable fact that In the midst
y all the oalamitcH Of those times. land
d Texas was constantly rihlng In value, due
tho gathering Of population, which gave
g community value. Here he said there "
e no warfare properly speaking. between
n Dor and capital, but there was an IN
u concllablo conflict between labor and moi
n ~. He then described the process by VIII
N Texas had been settled and built up,
10 pointed out how vast areas had been tai
ID up with land certificates by people lv
Il abroad. lie showed how tho settlers
m West had produced capital BY their lab
H. Thcy had no quarrel with the capital