Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-09


small pota'o. He has h I'd the and"city
10 pl.cr him-, II ou record. In his re-
cent hlunaefing messrge, as h'ins MOI /
only hos,il. /" thu silver interests, hut
al- him A. bat io what H. going nn |
in his own country and the WI li. |
How man who had the nerve t.
II .rm battery in war times aud the
gall "a accept the nnminati"a for III"
office of chief executive nf this great
nation, shnul have -, little wit NJ tn
aseert that "the fee coinage uf silva
should disastrruu-ly effect our busi-
ness interests at home and abroad l.
b-yand our comprehension. President
Harrison is probably a prototypes II
that eminent divine ~ of Dehv.r VII"
bna.is TINT he does not read American
urwspspers. The President. like the
Denver minister, should have de-
man,ird nnney from the newspapers
for The publication of his written rot.
Every sclnH,l hoy in this country
kn.ws that the present hard iimee Is
the direct reruit uf drnonriizaiiI IN 81
river. when silver war demonr'ized
i, was worth umnre than g"li, and will
again when the hlight placed ui"n u
by s,e | h ,e. islnnn is moved 10y
h.,u.r k.gl,liIn,n. There was no pub
llc me-. essiiy fur Jrbtsing silver at tile
time il occurred and there il - craving
demand for III ren,Oneiiz ition that any
man NIT AN imimcil., occupying the
position ~ President of the United
S,ate., ought H. know and recognize.
Such u public character, II of good
broad and statesman-like calih-r should
know that rich men and money lo'ners
are not the majority III the people.
Because they have tie ability and de-
termination TO Cypress the masses are
not valid reasons why il IL right for
them 81 To do.
Mr.. President, your il,ustrinus grand
daddy would be ashamed 81 yon IL he
could read your recent message, AMI
your insane talk about the mnney
that was good enough for him in his
day. silver kept mp the credit of the
nation at the cl,se of the war and rem.
dered specie payments possihle. Silvrr
and the soldier have preserved our in.
stitu,inns Whenever they have been
threatened, aud they will continue q
de- 81 ms nftcn as they are menaced
Tn. soldier Is not needed new. bui ell
yer is. and Mr.. Harrison will, we hope
live long enough 10 enjoy the benefits
conferred upon the country by the re
manetization Of the white metal an'
10 wish that he had nat inserted tina
foolish clause about IL in his messag
WCongress.
The Presidents first error in regar'
d. silver wac one ol commission, am
his second was one of omission. Il
reviewing the Chilian trouble hs r,
cognizes the right Of asylum = ndere
by our minister 10 refugees and says
81 have not been willing To direct III
surrender Of such persons ~ ARE still ]
the American l,I alton without suits
BILE conditions" That's humane nm
American. But in vain we ook {,
some such sentence M this: "In vie
of the fact that CHILEAN citizens AN
uniformed officers caus-l-rsly ATTACHES
nnaltreated aud killed American So,
men. purely because they wore III
unifnrm of the United States, Ia,
directed ,verv available war vessel an
marine m the United States To pr
coed to the coart " Chill Ia enforG
the demand of this Government {,
PREPARATION to the famili Il sue
American seamen and ap,l, Ky for n
i'm ult to the American f'g." Tie
willing to protect nninjur.d suffice
ri Balnaccd.., hut Lacks the grit toel
force the satisfaction FIR outrages con
mi'ted upon American seamen. Sue
deferred action Is rank cowardice an
this tenpmizing IL the fruit OF
Grant would hav. nnve,l an The
work dini.iy. To- wit for IL
new gn,rram,ni ni Chill la get in
better working shap. Is tinusy =!
cuse. Brave m.n don, wtii 81 hong
rss.n'ing an insult. But " i hs
h-n = party Nv York politician
o. Wall street. mon y kings. instead
binary ~ean,ru That had ben M
b i, this delay would not hav. hr
p-rmiurd The uniformed sailor h.
~ much right Ia protec'ion n u
richest capitalists in the land, but
don't get il, aud there's where y,
have missed il, Mr.. Harrison.