Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-03
i GAZETTE'S PREDICTION COMES TRUE.
May Be Issued Tomorrow for the Meeting In Dallas
In the Near Future
be Meeting Held Last Night Set Of Resolutions Was Adopted De-
nouncng the Action Of the State Executive Committee and Call
81 ing for Conference Of Gold Democrats of Texas.

ne ilrst step toward the reorganiza-
% o< the Turner hall party was taken
lEt NIGH at the meeting OF the Sound
neyI Democrats at the city hall.
he Gazette's forecast was verified.
|hr was the only paper to give even a
WI OF what was In the air.
|ur 1eirinan Rufus Hardy is requested
| Cd Asue call for state conference OF
|lIs "a democrats to decide upon plan
action to meet the REFUSAL Of the
nty executive committees TO follow
cohrse suggested by the Galveston
ynsfsrence.
sr - understood that this call will
baby appear in Sundays papers.
4 Mat Dallas viii be designated as
phce of meeting.
= he program to be adopted at that
Vttting has already been decided on.
- stpted In yesterdays Gazette. II
|FIc9ides for new political organiza-
GOT % be labeled the sound money
\ nocracy, and for independent noml-
M jons all along the line. 1t is hoped
Ia e>scpre recognition for the bantling
Ply ~ The Chicago convention by at
|stlt q division OF the vote OF Texas
Ween the two delegations that Will
FROM Texas.
ne proceedIngs at the city hall OPEN
|4.1Vifh sixty-iive persons present and
plumber was Increased TO ninety.
(52Ee Aldridge. Colonel Hughes. Judge
ylAStte, Colonel j. N simpson. Senator
|;E.afser and Mr.. Clark were the gold
n, Ntlhorsps present. Judge c. b. Kill
wv OF the Indian Territory. occupied
t.f|.1t in the rear OF the hail.
IA inatpr o. p Bowser called the meet
40 order and recited briefly the cir
5ssRnces that had brought about
can. He said that the committee
pinted at the previous meeting hnd
| "a able to come to unanimous
| lflsp~ent upon a report. lis remarks
". sprefaeed by readhis a telegram
NTemple which said that a meeting
Probationary sound money Democrats
tsesterday had passed resolutions
|----co-pperate With tho sound money
Noorats OF Dallas IN any action that
r'h> b taken. The telegram was
|hes i1a. pplauded.
W. chairman OF the meeting Judg.
f1f;Se was nominated ami elected "
nr,ation. In taking the chair he
A3lAat the sound money Democrats
Won tricked by packed majority
nftoH Dudley committee. He de-
|m.l need the form of ballot proposed
fUthe primary of June 6, and made
|aA, tf1k against free coinage OF sill
t1o to l.. which he said meant sill
hfol7 nonometaihsm.
sl,x. William Illingworth was elected
x.etnry of the meeting.
|, n. Clark for the committee on plat
|iNkaNnd resolutions selected at the
'tinE OF last week. reported the fol-
r. Nk which was signed by all the
| ri7bers OF the committee. 1t Is I'M
&C TODD that two members of the COM
4 Tee held out until yesterday against
|ha1 >dcp 81 separation from regular De-
he'tncy, which Is the paramount fea-
a1' u Die report. but they were finally
over.
Mr. ~ 1AtA AAAAA'- a~NAAt@AtAr Vi Afel-
are opposed TO the free and
|anl0ndleh coinage OF silver at the ratio
Ira Io1. and TO all other forms of FIAT
AZ rI4pnd believe that a uniform and
~ <!r standard of value is necessary
|trt'' ~ agricultural, commercial and in
|pl3r7I development and prosperity OF
country, and we favor the mainte-
Wfpe fall our money, gold. silver and
|ctgor. Vn parity. To the end that
h ~ Npllar. whatever may be
|pS|.omposition. shall have equal pur-
|ge1lrH and debt-paying power with
|rntIy ofher dollar.
~ 'ereipre be u resolved by the sound
1tty Democrats Of Dallas county. in
efiaeeting assembled, in Dallas.
~ q this the second day OF April.
G.. a. Follows.
T. .Wr favor the present standard
y N4f it gives us all the gold and sill
Nl7t VIII circulate at parity. II
L '.Ar ~ gold or Its equivalent; II gives
F1f pimetalllam. Because there Is
~ n Nfogressive or enlightened coun-
NC world which has not selected
n standard. Because all sound
Z" - Rpuntries retain az much silver
Pr y possible In their circulation on