Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-26
|lIES FOR MORRISON.
,,,I,enres Viii BE EScrted
Against Him.
[,up PLAys GOOD POLITICS.


III the only democratic candi-
Ipflsun. rasidency. SO far Colonel
y w ,.on Is without IL serious RI
Z NW ,s The friends of Mr.. Morri
I " W., ~ will be nominated without
IN Thsy base their nope upon
~ !, within less than five months
!, ". ...,..l ronyention he IL the only
Mp moi the two wings of the
Z ~ ,,rd money wing and the sill
" annarently united upon him.
IN. Is the most striking teatnrs
w ,an movement. The colonera
Z sized stress upon their claim
N only man talked OF for the
4 " mo would he satisfactory to
and for proof u their as
I'M point TO snund money men in
' v;,.aurl and other States work.
z III 4 side by side VITA silver
n, his is true as phase OF the
: " .arven,ion campaign admits Of
I'm "a al once the strising feat
.,srrth and the weakness OF the
rats Mr.. Morrison the demo-
snjdate. .,
VA, s Of Colonel Morrison are not
!. dnlt the probability OF amy 9th
~ with a large following enter
ssls Mr. whitney. whom they
\, we're he candidate, Is clearly
NH No one has discovers, the
,Sanse Of mind on Mr. Wnithey's
!, 7 Interviewed him at Rar liar-
simmer. and he declared his set
,,rion moi 10 be considered cardi-
r'r,,nor Matthews OF Indiana may
.-lnently into the field. but the
ratkers do not fear him. they
,,,,or Matthews Is not yet enough
.a,ral figure. His time may come
ttur. Vice President Stevenson.
mn i.oias. Ex-Governor Campbell.
h,etlye and apparently without
|. II Don Dickinson has hopes
ssttallng them. Sci ator lin is
4 probably because he at last real
sppless as well rs painful TO kick
n pflcks. Mr.. Morrison Is prac-
I'M In many opinions he will
/, he only active nspirant, largely
r,sNn that other prominent men
,,ltk the nomination worth having.
q. tlnud appears in the Morrison
.si while II is now no lnrg1r than
yaul who can tell at what mo-
IN gow suddenly large and over
", This Is the third term. Colonel
IL friends affect not to be afraid
IA term. nor yet OF an admins.
rIilatf. They try to avoid men
ap much as possible, as AN ur-
sai tnprohtable topic, but now
4 ne Of them Is pinned down to n
f1tsmsnt u opinion. THE third
MI ore OF Colonel Mcrrlson's In
taads and most active workers
lr.zs Isn't any ouch thing. ii ~
H. Mr.. Cleveland doesn't want
xritlen, and he couldn't get 1t II
&, out among the masses of the
wy from Washington aud the Of
tn Is | have been, and you will
W. Cleveland has hHud his day.
rriltnt were now TO announce
n1ildate for reelection lie
nNl@ votes In the democrat tic
4 The people are tired OF him
ysxt. they are wearled of his
bEer. 10 uld-line democratic
Ne are Disguised with hts tn
lfsrublic debt In time of peace,
i1h they are oppCsed TO a third
sr5 man."
ssrers In Washington havs
fnhisrest the good politics which
tthM has been playing all the
runy he has acted all the time
! nan who wanted another
~ Il will Toxic more than mere
11as to the contrary to convince
iafrs and many democrats that
MaMs Venezuelan project was
Erd az a campaign mlneuvcr.
~ settled opinlSn in Washing
Y confirmed by the Judgment of
une experienced diplomats that
Nshnds sole desire had been to
hN0ndary dispute advantageous
.1aea, or even 10 secure rtcog-
y ne Monroe doctrine, he could
sprplshed II much more easily
fiy. and without any menace TO
Ta The world, by going at the
smother way But a quiet. diplo-
NuN OF settling the affair would
Mablsd Mr.. Cleveland to stir the
wat he wanted was play to
w AUD he had his way about 1t,
haefes DO not respond at all. 70
PRESIDENTIAL nomination Is con-
insbly a move or Cuba may he |
-rrMr and there is still time |
~ 9hpentinn does not meet al |
Ivy after the rainy season be-
s.'a, ana the next rainy season
-4s s' Tor American Interference. |
WA tie financial question. MIR. |
s,r n,yed Ills cardp at that with
ne hit congress hard in his
,'Ase. Just az they We're pack
,nNs 10 80 home for the holidays |
M I'm mack in such way that TIE |
Ippeu its hands and the states
r 1seI,ie down to work. He has
n snuuy managed another bond
.nn hundred and eleven mill
Saalaple cash in the treasury
AZ month age is amply pro-
aefe 10 his original proposition
dr,s revenue is needed. shortly,
I A., gossin is at fault,
H. wlli again communicate to
~ views on the financial nues-
III. essase Which will ring with
r-s,, ~ Is generally admitted.
Ex,sss,i,ans, that Mr.. Cleveland
IN, , , them IN the winters
n, II ,aney were compelled to give
: d, -, ioreiRn programme. They
Itss a ,alied miserably to Interpret
w. s NC In such way as 10
nv me Presidents intornre,at,on
Mi ~ "e ul,advlsed efforts of SEN
boz \, " mat direction appears 10
brs ~, :" ihglorlous end. AS vet
/ ii, N exceeded In making any
h n. ~ tuba, and in tho contrast
hsss pfosidcnt's attitude on mo
ka i. "s Performances of the SEN
\ s,rs,. sc silver free hooters In
/ ttr lap,,,sn e administration has
l'sgntr ~. But the business men
/ ,pJe,, IKE the masses of waters
|asr,,a 70 be troubled by any fcs.
l. asas ~, ara, a third term. on that
N aae epee is maintained all
Poursstd NINE me Morrison boomers
etarhlenea Wy" ~. something approx
y 10, 81 y, they declare Mr. c,eye-
n ~ then n,ated II he wishes 10
n " conils.,no t be too sure about
Ees to, s M, That Il is TO be MOE
H larfl,o, ,,seNeland. Already the |
N Mfrs ,V y supported pretty gen.
|ss'lah Of ~ b,'s 81, mpn has attracted
Y h his s ! .,, llreslaen, and his as
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