The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-10-12

government; who believe in integ-
rity and right; who believe in thrift
and prosperity; in honest homes in
patriotic and loyal government
should fall into line at least aud
help to restore to place and power
Benjamin Harrison and the Repub-
lican party of the United States.
Why can not every voter accept
this invitation and enroll himself
under our banner? Every farmer
who cultivates our beautiful fields
ought to accept this invitation and
become with us joint tenants in all
The glory and in all the brilliant
achievements, of the party of which
we speak. What is there in the re-
cord of Benjamin Harrison, that
should not secure endorsement and
support. During those yeare of war
forgotten and so long gone, he rode
at the head of the column. He
commanded the brave heroes, and
he stood at the head Of the regi-
ment, and in the language of patri-
otism and of country he command
ed them to do their duty, and to do
a. patriotic sens what was necessary
! to preserve those homes of our UNI
disturbed and unbroken for the ben
eft Of the generations which are to
come. This candidate for whom
speak is worthy and deserving of
our homage and support. He has
not been iaithless in any particular.
He has not been vacilating or weak
in anything whatever, but on the
contrary, firm and manly add mind
full of our interests. Never was
there a cleaner admins
tration in the history Of this coun-
try than that of Benjamin Harrl-
son. Never has there been an adj
ministration more devoted to the
Interests of our country. And the
children of those who oppose Har-
rison's administration now, will be
ashamed to mention the names OF
their fathers in connection will
such opposition in the years tC
come, so faultess has it been.
Not that,I can emily hen you or
the silver question but | will give
you my views. What is free coin
age? 1t is simply the right confer
red by Congress upon the holders o
silver and gold bullion to take it tt
the minis and have it coined int
e money without charge. Now whit
y has this bullion? why, the banker
: of Wall ST., and San Francisco, tn
J. brokers of Nevada and M0ntun
; and many of cur silver producers O
" the west. They own substantial
l. all the bullion in the United State
q except that owned by the Govern
y ment. And if such IAN act wa
n passed by Congress they confer uI
J. on these owners of bullion the priv
d ilege of taking 70 cents in bullion t
e the minis and having one d0lla
e coined free Of charge. Let som
IS man tell us how we are going to b
II benefited by such law. | sa
it that any man who stands up in th
it light Of these facts, and argues i
er favor of free coinage argues in f,
IS vor of the Wall Street broker, a
it CUES in favor of the silver min
lie owner, and is arguing in favor {
10 depriving every citizen of the Tn
70 ted States the interest he has in tn
1t government credit in the silver do
g lar. / am glad that the Repub!ica
10 party believes in maintaining thi
lie credit urfimpaired as the joint he
e itage of the American people an
+, that it should not be turned over
IS the fortunate owner Of silver bul
v ion. Then let everyone here do OF
v duty in the coming election. If e7
y cry Republican will stand up f,
Tennessee and Geo, w. Winstea
), and work with all his nigh
,r cur banner will twinkle with vi
j. tory, our hearthstone will gro
N brighter, our hearts grow happie
va and Tennessee will be redeeme
N and disenthraled and viii take ht
O place as one of the brightest gen
If in the diadem of our country. Ar
w when the shadow Of night falls u
a on our homes on the evening
NJ November Sth we can retire to OF
m beds with Il consciousness of ha
lr ing done our duty and the benedic
w ions of Almighty God will rest u
,r on our heads.
of Pleasant Hnl.
10 Circuit Court last week cause
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