The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1893-09-06
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Number SO,

anu thus re lleye tho distress that ".
now exists among our peolsystem. Il
Speaking of poems, your. country
will have plenty ofthem in anoth-
5cr{Ston years, if during, Cleveland 8 #
extraordinary session is made the u
sole basis Of American prices and
values, I3oan't conceive what your
people are thinking about. TO the
south Of my country lies a whole
continent Of silver nations eager3to
break away from the slavery Of
the Rothschild's Bank of England
combine. Your nation could caps
turo the entire trade Of Brazil, Bo.
livia, Argentine Republic, Chilli, q
Uruguay, Paraguay, Peru, Equ
dor, Columbia, Nicaragua and.
the Lord only knows where you {
could reach--why you could reach y
into China, India and Australia by
allowing S1.29 for silver,
eyes," we interrupted, ,"but that
would bring food bfsilver to this
country and we would become the !.
dumping gronnd for all the silver
Of the world. "a" M (.
"Ia I! hall ha III laughed Se-
nor Don Alvarez, sssuppose you
should become the silver dumping
ground would it not be a blessing
compared with the present condi-
ton that know faces you? If we
dump oilr silver upoE you we
would nos do SO just for tic fun cf \
the thing; we wonld buy your
manufactured goods, and when
buying them we would stimulate
your manufacturing interests until
the time would come when you
couldn't find people enough to
work in your mill. Would that be
sad condition ~ .s5
"No, but England would with
draw her gold and"-- .f. \, .8
ooh, bosh |" interrupted the B
quick-witted Mexican. "Snppose
she did; what figure would that @
cut ~ 81
"Our bonded debts," we ventur-
"Were made payable in coin,"
the Senior added, "and silver was
coin when the debts wore made, be y.
sides bythat timo England would
allow Sl.2a per ounce for silver, 4
|jaat as quickly as Americans, for
she would DO fighting for hel, life i
to q s; retain her onmorcial supre efnacy #..
iaRsl% the stllly, yVa s3alle could 1 liold a5
Ihes ,sfads ssWoAId s. bo rs oithor ,..iss ~
S1.29per ounce forailver, the same ].
as America, ortordar gunboats out
and destroy the United States.
Should sho try tho latter schcme
she will flnd the entire Western
lolnisphero helping the United
States, besides, tho nations like
France and Ruesia and the entire
Latin Union would be glad to dip
into the row and help make it hot
for the Rothschilds family Of gold
owners. Itell you, my friend, the
United States has il inher hands to
obliterato the gold corner, and moth
ing can defeat you but the treach- 4
cry Of your president and the shy
lock owned tools Of Wal! street who
are backing him. glory iii your
spnnk whom you hoist your black
flag and yell, Free coinage or free
fight Keepitup, and if the Now
England States succeed in killing
the great cotton states Of the South
and your wheat growing atates of
the northwest and Pacific slope, and
your mining states, let them do it.
Then it will become your duty to
boycott the Amoskcag mills and all
mills ueNry mills and all, and be-
gin to throw your trade elsewhere
and among your own kind Of peo.
pie. BY and by the grand pam
American idea Of your late lament
ed Blaine will begin to become
clear to you, and when that day
comes, yon silver men will find
plenty Of frionds below the Rio
Grade river willing to drive bride
deep in ,,ttiood with the devil, yonr
government, or anybody else, in Or \
der to destroy the condition Of hu-#
man slavery the Jew gold medal
ownors have built up through their
control Of the monetary system. -
From the Road, Denver, Colorado.
A Reckoning hay VIII Como.
Let everybody who sincerely de-
slres 9 return Of good times land