Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-29


Ifc said theSopulist system viii furnish
n National currency, fun legal tender 20
substitute a cash system IN place OF tht
credit system that has failed ua, and saves
The goycrnmeut ownership of railroad;
was next discussed. lie had hech tod
that II was impossible for ths government
60 manage railroads, but had replied thhi
he had noticed that whenever II railroad
rot into trouble the government WAS asked
10 control and manage II. If inc govern
iueut could nun a road in trouble, II GER
tainiy could 10 Go when no trouble eNlst'
Gu The roads could be purchased VITA tit
non-ln.crest beading bonds, converted NC
murcy. In twenty-five years me pecpl'
woult actually have them pa'd for anc
without fccllul; It. u the roads coula nov
nay dividends and interest upon bHl,"N
certainly rates would have to be no Elsn Z
70 pay the ! per cent year. Rates cbul,
men he reduced. and where the farmer II
noW rnying Is 20 20 cents per hundred ~,
rate viii be to cents; the farmers ol
thu West viii be enabled 10 HIN {tst.
here 10 be exported 10 the markets OF INC
Money had been taken OUT Of Fuiop'
ora brought to America for investment
and in consequence, the lnboring people OF
Eurone had been thrown out y slhploF
menf' They had been forced TO iollow, N,
money. The non-intorrst bearing bonu ael
Iii drlvp that money back TO Europe ~
| will afford employment 70 nGr ptopie SUI
viii ACT ms check upon immigration. r.,,
lie tbcn proceeded to fix the respnnslDli'
~ FOR the his that he upon congress say'
| inr that no other power conli nt lni.hh,
| money, Neither gold, silver nor papct wv
| ,roncy without the stamp OF INC Enfc' "
,nC,ii making il legal tender. He eharbrs
,,,a',S emocra{ic and republican parties VIII
| heing practically "a unit upon tiiY Anaue H.
| ,,,rsiJnn and proceeded 10 zen WY ~
| mnrched the commohweal army 70 M""t s,s
| i ut", 1he tariff scare huu been sItlei
- 90 nlvert the peoples attention ron
\ the real trouble, and aItfr ponae,tS yi,nt
| question, he Conceived inv ~. VI - ,,sit
| lns 70 49, W lie related the well kuow'
Story OF his march 10 mat CIV, NV ~, ~
| bod been forced upon the sleIet ~,
now " "AS Sfter he had LEFT .Waahington
| tGiu ,n~eirnor of Maryiand had aIrS,le,
the - " his men and put them N 3li l,l.i,
| INV ia had returned tntIe ~ i.snr,t,i,,,
counseli IVA nnrdoned the men, loade
allIlhV,%,,, ,on cars and shipped then ~ H.,
| mem ~ Louis This. ne sAtu, WIS i ~, W
sh ns P, s which had not been puDnsne'
In the psiSIsa address coxey referred to , IA,
| pprlnB ,Is litfle son on February p, ~
hiir'nn called the boy, LeRM az rnroiu,,
nc my T., knew hard lines were so ',.
cause ne a,,Sht n little Legal tender wee
and hg ~ w 10 have In the family nc W.
goou MI chen ;he boy started 70 sonuu
no wchiidren would d ask wh nS und srsioo
meant NJ" Them and the education o.
would teli 70 ON. THIN, ne lha.t
hnlni0ir cal lender. and what u sVou ~ /,
I la, boy viii have. when ne se'S - 's
or % years OIL heS came upon the platform
a lalse, hands With Mr.. co%Xey MI NH ~
sne c,bo was also present, IN, dn,ivs
main IN iIi HI torIght AZ Market Han
another gexey and his vile are Eue@S
| I,n TnWlOr.