Tombstone epitaph., 1892-02-14

hhono VI AShhss N0nao ASPi0eohShS the legislative committee of the nat ional Grange, said that the American farmer was asking that silver be re- stored to the position it had occupied prior to 1873. An increased volume of money, he said meant an enchance ment of prices. The farmers had no silver or stocks to seil but they did have farm products which we affected not only by our policy, but by the policy of other countries. When the American farmer went with his wheat in the Liverpool wheat market he obtained possibly $l.10 while the h. dian and Russian farmer realized $l 80 in silver for his wheat, thus placing the American farmer in disadvantage GUS position in the foreign markets. He read the resolutions of the Nat ional Grange in favor oi free coinage The farmers he added, were at the mercy of money lenders and he want ed Congress to protect the legal tender qualification of the money issued by the general government. That he could not be compelled to make his | payments in one form of money alone COLORADO DEMOCRATS, DENvER-The eloquence and logic of western democracy gushed forth in an ample and brilliant tide at the ban quet tendeied by the Gravestone Club in honor of Samuel J. Tilden's birth day last night.
 Hon. Ava Adams, ex-Governor of Colorado made few remarks in ans wer to the toast "rhe West in Poli- ties" He said in substance: | "Twenty-thres states and territories have been carved out of this territory of Jefferson and we have g represen- tatives in the capitol at Washington who should plead for us. The star of the empire has moved in Its westward course and now is in its zenith. Already we can feel the shift ing tha, means the change of political center, Wise will be the men of the east if they realize that the Bethleham of Democracy lies in the west from where will come the political redeem CT of the west. They are ordinarily no Allegheneys, but there are reasons at present why the reins of govern ment should be placed in the hands of western man, for western interests will be safe in such hands. That |
 which given usury to Wall street will certainly give compound interest to the money kings upon the homes ol all the poor. There is for these inc qualities for these mistakes in life, no hope but in tariff reform and free silver. In this fight we find millions of our people will take the aar
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 -.sr, but I warn them that the land which receives such a lion will have no posterity. tell you that on this subject many have been hypno- tized, tell yon that one camp like Leadville, Aspen, Creede or Cripple Creek, is worth more than all of the enemies of the peoples money. If this subject is to have a champion it must be from the party to which wa owe alleg1ence. When New York was in the power of these men i. was the iron hand of Tilden that saved it and is was Grover Cleveland that started our country upon pure course. If Grover Cleveland will place upon his banner the money of the people, the west will rise as one people and say "The ticket for us is Cleveland and Boies."
 WANTS FULL CONTROL.
 NEW YoRK-John A, Mccall has accepted the offer of the presidency of the New York Life Insurance Co. provided he be given full and al soluts control and will not accept if other wise.