The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-01
AZ paid nv them TO tho Welsh manufacturers

was paid by them TO the welsh manuiecturers
$is.3UD2S. which Is more than one dollar
;LHs ss sSap ,Gy d fSry hy
friends. the tnNnayers OF the United statt i,,
had better trse al the d ,n o, TN
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and buy their tin
piato at n reasonable price els,cwhere
through Washin rton last SATURDAY. / called
dm 5 wSth The Mont Moa d ct o GIVE
YOU. Ry the act OF July il. 1850. It was pro;
ydsd Tint the Secretary Of The shN MID
iSa silver y "s SHOULD ii' ssa a ts Tssssdy
s sSts' sr the sAs yn,s s NSs s''HsS'
nu,Sd author u, that law Is declaring
to his audiences throughout thr country that
notes dollar,,s worth of silver bullion NOM S
lS, vs. sss ah pv'sh1s,eE w" ,r n'n nnnSv
hs sn at d iSi an silver on last d
according to the statements ol the Director OF
tho MINT. was sD6.Hs.SlG or 2l6.2ll, 2ao less
Mr. sherman says that there Is behind every
one ui these Treasury notcs dollars worth
the people Of the tinted states have over lost.
wildcat banks if,. sherman is talking about.
tiemen, how long is this Republican scttlo-
mont OF the silver question to continues
A NoiCss-Ten days. -, =,
Ten days is n good deal longer than i ought
to continue. hut unfortunately It cannot b. re-
pealod ntil Congress assemblies. md not then
unt.s the Republican senate will aEiso 10 It.
Under tn b rr'cess ;his rmrcasS Of silver at 1t
reAs %ns Of PH The an" tS' sta.s o today
sm oG tons q, ;yS s for nS Eh the Ct 81" ,Ss
S w ss s to rF ssSns s's ." ''fnSSls s
coipc,l nf'ert the first dry Of July. 1871. Yn!rss
it shalt h~omc necessary to 90 80 In order to
Iss rse ns Of ff h,ows uson 9Se
market. 4i.yer goes down lower and there we
nre with law in force mandatory in, in # pro
nry to mnke These purchases, Now. Mr.. Nc
knley M Mr.. sherman ind it much ,h easier or
dc s;1ss g SaSfs sSH 4
Pary sysn f"y" h,. any soa M4sas @ Sht9
T.. IS pssisSEm ns s%P'Sy T. }Sss
he repealed And why? Because it WINS n per-
ver.lon of the taxing power OF the Govern
H ",H to %" DO indirectly by taxation what
everybody conceded it had no power to DO
sy 81 IL" rowsr ' 9
Witnessed III the case of oleomnrGarne and Is
now attempted in tho Anti-0ption bill: and
lievc IL opp osi to MI that Kind OF lation;
Let Congress exhaust its constitutional
powers. and when it has exhausted them let
1t stop
c,ision' to 70 TO the polls next Tuesday and
vot. ne Democratic ticket from top to bottom.
You will he rendering a service to your coun:
try which the people vii! appreciate for NIL
timo to come. you want economy; you want
honesty in the administration Of your public
affairs. And you want man IN that executive
Office who regards public Office as q pablo
trust man who will not prostitute tho pow
ers Of that office, for any mere partisan pur-
loss. but who will keep his eyes ateadily upon
always to promote tho best interests OF the
Alter Senator Carlisle had finished amid a
storm OF hurrahs. Wendell c. Warner OF Cat
taraucus was introduced as a speaker who
had addressed with applause 1T meetings in
the West. Mr.. Warner said he was glad to see
some day. ana as they did most OF the shopping
they would vote the Democratic ticket. In the
course of his speech he predicted not only
Cevelands election but Democratic m jority
in the noHt Congress- higher than the duty on
6eal Dlush-1I1.