Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-25
KYMOUNTANNHTS
The First and Only Paper to Bolt the
Nominees Of the
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, GIVES ITS
Reasons for 50 D0ag-I Admits the Greatness
Honesty and Good Character Of Cleveland and
Complains Only Of The Silver Plank IN
hsPlatorm Upon Which Hs Stands.

the Rocky Mountain State, has ueciutQ
20 support Cleveland In the following
editorial 90 be published tomorrow 10
gives Che reasons for los course;
"The opposition OF the NCIrs 90 Mr..
Cleveland does not arise from any queS-
ti0n as 90 his ability or character. That
he is a splendid type of the self made
vigorous American iS conceded. That
he is aggressive aud tenacious
10 secure success for all puOlc
measures upon which he has cOnvic-
tions is the verdict OF the public, aud
were 10 not that matter OF principle,
one vital TO the American people ana 90
the prosperity OF this State, lnterIered,
the NenS would accept his nomination
and hail his election as a aSplendid bench
cence 20 the country.
The money problem is by far the est
important one that remains uuSetLed.
AS compared TO tariff, so far as the re-
suit of the ultimate rightiul solution of
either is concerned, that OF money
and it's coinage is as the
great light and heat-giving
sun 10 the smallest of the stars
that stud the midnight heavens. Tariff
is a mere matter of schedules BoJh
parties admit duties must be levied, and
the only question is upon what ana
what rate shall be imposed The cues
tion of protection, Incidental or direct,
for American Industries, is also a queS-
zion of deg-es. for both parties have, al
least ~util the recent Democratic cou-
yer %. admitted that it should exist.
legislative action have acted
these lines.
but the question Of money is before
tariff. Itis OF higher Importance and
lies 40 the very foundation of the whole
,rob.em OF the couutry's prosperity.
money is sound and abundant. bu,.-
,ess is active. employment plenty, enc
..r,-is, accelerated and lair return. rp-
,e.yea for a.af labur's products. I[Itis
...-ra however sound the opposite
.,rs.tiaa exist. and depression ana
.,I.,r, tr,raa- 5r every hand. The u.-
I....,...-.I ii. tl.... -...r -,.f.I and
~ t..-..,. ,-t.r r-.. .-...-.. 20 Do a1-
49, $500 ,.b.-r.r .....s fg
.... .,. ri. ...--.r.-.... and ... Other
..r.....I.. INNS. l.. ....I .... coin
, q..|. IT,. ...., money .r .....
--.r. reI.mrtar. AL. sound erelt
......, h. f,rrdaf ur.r r... money
.f5.-.. -.--s ...-.. t..t.t tv.I-
....... .-J..4 t..-..I. ...-...I II. r.|r. Coin.
'' -'--- ,5.., .r., +, -e-fa.r .uorrt
'r.-,.t., --rrec ID r.fn.. the coin
..'...v .r,r. y,.-rf bv legislation or
-.-.E-I.tf1r f;fhat were ul,,.r.e. must
-. .,bs .'rrf .r.f.r money ina car-
---......5.-... .5.--.. and a. ~ f- SD ra-
t....j tts ..I .r..ts ,f "a scarcity oi
.,......,. ..,.r.-..rr,f
-'','.-i .., -,-.t million,
....-.,..,-..-.,...,,. sF,rt rirr..
49,, 49, ,rya.,sd ro DESTROY one-haIf the
...,, ,,,r,v of rrr world. ENGLAND.
Germany. aud other European nations
vim tbe United States have decreed
by- lov. t1at silver shall no longer be re-
5-,,,-ricr u money. Itself is 10 be redeem
ell iI goId T- is uIaced upon par
,gi,b credir money.
,,Tbe one half of the coin money is
NOT .DIv made credit money. bus it has
been added Co the already existing
mountain of credit money borne up by
the greatly exaggerated depleted base.
This has necessarily iessened values.
Property and labor OK all KINDS except
where exceptional conditions exist
have fallen and the demand Tor 1lem
has become sluggish.
"OwnerS of property oally gfo"
poorer, the requital of labor Is diminish.
ing, and financial distress Is apparent
everywhere. Because one-ha4 OF Jhe
worlds redemption money has been de-
priyed OF that essential quality To IT'S
value an money has been u'arer' lua'
is, the owners OF 1t wal Set mucu more
property and LABOR IN eAcuau-o 5o' ~
than before the change occuI'eu an"
the man with labor iOr h're anu 'ue
owner of property lot Sa'e '"uS' '"N0
correspondingly less for them.
This is the result OF s.ifer demone-
tizati0n every where. such tremendous
evils are enough % engage tne oeSt el-
forts of mankind 70 abolish tneiu' bu'
there are other evils loca. 20 thiS couh-
try in which silver IS mlneu tna1 4uu
conspicuously 10 the burdens I'S people
must bear.
colorado is a fair illustration OF a
conptry suffering under these addl-
tional evils. The low price 20 which Sil-
yer has beep reduced is closing mines
.,,d Iessenipr tine miners wages. Since
Is-a - tbronrb characterization Co.or2do's
,,oorla have beep deprived OF SIPS, ,OoJ,-