The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-25

| most money. Applause.l
| Now. let me propose n plan which will re-
| store confidence. Let say:
"Re.o'reh That the great thing to do 10 to restore
,."R,-Itsi That tho way borrow money Ia to make
the terms so al yantageons that the man will let his
E,.",r.d. md be Il enacted laughter that every man
shall be enforced
Now. won't that bring money over here ?
ing n man pay back two dollars whore he Dor
rowed one and the time will come when no
dollar twice as hard to get as it was when the
money was borrowed. w
@ y%Ss Il S By
says OF the effect Of monometnllsm ON the
Irish peasants. He says that fixed rent for
paid falls and that for that reason m onometal-
And 1t means destruction to the American
farmer because IL he owes mortgage and has
Interest Int. to PA ay, as the price Of his product
the last ten years there has been nm increase
in the proporton Of H anaiords 1 They asoae
chenp money. Why don't they talk about CHI cap
whch is the worst to have u cheap YaG dollar Spe or
to have everything else living and dead. too.
:" The advantage OF bimetallism is that you
have two kinds OF money. You can use either
one you iik ;s0r and therefore yoa can.
H. e saSr ftns @ Western aSG pap PES sfs
that II these gold standard men had lived
called to feed the multitude on loaves and
i nshes, :, they would have insisted on feeding
ter The ad"anage oftI ia ot only In
keeping the equilibrium and the unit Of value
far more stable than under single standard.
from the mines flow In an unhroken strenm
into the e. money Of the world it will not in
creasng popuiation and Increasing needs OF
business require:
~ II am going TO close with one story. Ared-
and when he got to the first story he was sent
to the second. and so on all tho way up. but be-
he was kicked down one flight Of stairs. and
then to the flight below. and finally, after com.
in srse nna he at hs
in that huildinCn, Laughter, Now. we have
Here is a national bank note. You take It to
the bank and 1t is promise to pay dollar
promise to pay dollar. and You take that to
the Treasury and they give you silver dollar.
ST on To sS sG dollar ' an there
StSs! but ths man , ySs Gods ids the sot aSIas
credit money calling for this primary money
can control The gold and own everything else
IL want this meeting to pass resolution de;
to the
man law. bad as it is. must be retained until
We can get something in its place. lArplause.I
am glad to have had the honor OF seeing you.
and will take home to my people the glad
news that here. in the great city Of New York.
the people are standing shoulder to shoulder
for the gold and 81 liver coinage Of the Constitu-
tion." tApplnuse.l
SPEECH OF THOMAS NJ. PATTIsoN OF COLORADO.
The Hon. Thomas NJ. Pattison Of Colorado
said:
remember m eetipR your distinguished cit
lien. Bourke Cochran. at the Chicago Conven-
ton. where we worked shoulder to shoulde to
prevent the nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland Mr..
Cochran is o-day Mr.. Clevelands emissary. l
stand now where did then. have no hesita-
ton in asserting that Mr.. Cleveland is the
most dangerous enemy to the cause Of the
people that we have in this country.
Il was in the Senate Chamber yesterday
when Senator from your State had the cour-
age to stand by Senator PETER in asking that
lieve that there is one Senator frog. this State
whose heart beats in unison with tho hearts OF
The meeting closed at 11s o'clock.