New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
care I'm maintaining the value OF our money ZAP
ZAP.

care In maintaining the value of our money ZAP
II /, true that when the over we had
dispute among ourselves a. to when we w9iio Drhs
.necie payment Dut finally the Republican party.
against the Of every Democrat In bOtl houses Oh
Congress pass d what Is called the Resumption act,
by which we promised that on te hrst DAY ol JAZZ
nary 1r79, would redeem any notcs that were PIe
behold the Democrats were scared to death ,, iney
thought the country was gong to the dogs. EVER,
bo.iv was goiug fail. But the time came, the goi
lad been accumulated and there full store In
The Treasury and on that day we threw open s %Iae
the doors and said Come ye d, seen ynr oed
Applause and aughter.) And they learned something
.cpositcd than la, ever been taken out, Demo
rat could not do thing Of that Kind at all laugh
I'D NOT 50 POVERTY. STRICKEN.
sometimes It is said, in order excuse this Issue
, { paper money. that We want more money 80 we
do every man Of US Laggldrr3 Know Know ron want ms
90 not want for money | have ire tne iast oncldi
statement made by the Treasury department when
gives the various kinds OF paper money OUTSTANDING
We have 81 1874 792 900 OF paper money outsatndng
We have sl52ooooOc Of gold certificates We h.ye
s3?4 900 900 OF silver certificates. We bave SlGp-
100000 If Treasury notes under the act 81 ls9o We
lave s246 600 900 OF grcenbacks., We nave T32'9oo
notes s172,oOO0oo. That Is Great sum: Bn I, r.
member we aye in the e TS9' If! S 0 tI y niSa
800 OOD 900. Not only that, We hold in the Treas,
ry OF the United states more hond ,, Of the t.9 , S
sS s,ranc in erey respect Why. more money!
don't care how much good money you have-m)rr
a"d bot tail, Oh. no. This Is question that az
iec your pocket. and that is APT to be more excl
/, having money than you do in your heart-bcaiN.
omctlmes. No. what the people want IN TINS com.
try good money. founded on solid rock. upon the
credit and strength Of the people Of the United states
upon Government secur,'ie,; .,. ~, ov,,t
ence. That may or may not be. We cannon teH yer;
1t l. true the law requires. before any bank biz, snail
hat .ha l4,fi l4p .tff.
the United states We are rapidly paving of tho
bonds Of the county less than $50. OOlNO) are now
r. nav Ice that We viii continue these banks by re-
quiring some form Of security which viii be beyond
hanks can be maintained banks OF deposit. Issuing
their draft, Of exchange; When we remember tina,
states ~ America. and / think less than three per
cent. of the business Of New York, j. conducted m
drafts and various forms OF commercial paper. We see
that these banks are inevitably and necessarily r,lu,
II j. question for The iumre 30 one bnt uiGh s
a foot or Wild man. viii indulge III I'M crazy aea
money gold. silver. Treasury notes and bank notes
for The Wild deiu>ive scheme OF the old state banAs,
ropudiatcd by General Jackson and by the American
people and denounced by Webster. 49,
II / do not mistake the American people they VIII
rise in their might when this prop'' Jon !, made What
iug.~l Are You sure lLanghter) What does he say
Democratic candidate. Well. the American people may
be cheated once. hut they cannot b. cheated aways'
tics. do not think the Republican party contains all
the good and all the good women OF our country,
but believe II has lars' majority oi them am
always disposed To treat the Democratic party fairly,
but Will say hi, In sober earne tncs' that since l,3
the Democratic party has not deserved the confidence
OF any portion of the American people. We cannot
blame the southern people 80 much bccaISe they were
ght that their rights wcrr tramplcd on. and that
they TO be deprived OF their liberty. or rather:
of their slaves They went with their section and
The ties of end.hip and good neisborness always.
heartily and oourtconsly; hut the Democratic party
blindness OF the American people. 1t opposed all the
measures OF the In 1864 the Democrats declared
applause with his deadly grip when sherman and
mn sheridan renewed applausel rode battle and
el,ctt, President OF the United states who declared the
war failure at that time ,AppauseJ
Henmmn Harrison. prolonged olccring) When a
lawyer In mll practice. the sound Of the onemys
heart. ana he entered the Army. He fought through
the war. brave and gallant soldier lie rcturral
hNng In quiet suburb of lndanapo lie gradually
became recognized rs an able lawyer. and was finally
Side. know him rs well IL know lie Il
without stain or blrmish. lie i, 4 man Of marked
he has been President OF the United states cap.
pausel His speeches ar" model, Of propricty and
he has com" up 10 the full standard and measure Of
that great Office. II Their" WIS controversy win
applause.
city. Great appauSrO lie has been placed
The ticket by the side OF Harrison. lie !, AN honora
bic man. know him when he was young rporicr
making his living as best he could. and helping his
father and mother. lie has shown himself worthy
the honor conferred upon him by The Republican
party. Rencwed applausel
Now, have nothing TO against Mr.. Clrve
lard ! am not here 10 bolittle any man. | have
sometimes thought he IS better than his party be-
cause he has stood up firmly occasion I'm resistance
If OF their extreme demands but there l. this
10 be said of him. that he IA full grown ~
thr opening OF the able bodied man when the
war was ! have never known has II ever
been proved. that he had anv heart for SympalhcS
with the Union soldier the Union cause. trirS
Of Ncvcr!"l know that Harrison from the top
Of his head to the bottom OF his feet was In that
cause. | do not see how any patriotic man VINO
was the side Of his country In The war can hesitate
to choose Harrison rnher than Cleveland.
As soon az the tremendous applause following
the closing Of Senator Shcrman's address would
hermit anybody to be heard, l.. f. Chittcnden
,rose and said that it. one of the finest
sneechcs ever delivered from the platform OF
Cooner Inion and il had been delivered BY
vetcran Republican, one Of the greatest states
MON in the noblrst legislative body in the world,
thc nitcd States Senate. lie had been greatly
rIe,sej and instructed by it, and he moved vote
:, thanks 10 senator Sherman. The crowd arose
onJ aoain cheercd enthusiastically for Mr.. Shcr-
NAN and declared the motion carried. Then Tho
,,.s,tno adjourned.