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

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supply Of metallic money will be reduced to onc.har
in the prices ali Kind. Of he products
, Ts., H. + the sacred duty the h.
yons Of so ana With the BURDEN OF ali dsSt. and md
taxes ana 9snreeiate enTeryth,ng else Including the
and socal Systems upon which modern oiviIzNt,ou
The resolutions were, adopted with cheers.
| and copy of them Is to be sent to all Senators
and Representatives. especially those Of the
Nf Ex- conr!sssnan ' II. F. Bartne Of Nevada. a
member Of the Coinage COMMITTEES for four
e VILLAIN n Br Sssf Of n fa% To
| was greeted with loud applause. Mr.. Bryan
| said:
| SPEECH OF CONGRESSMAN BRYAN.
Mr. CE4.nMA g., LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
| people OF Nebraska shall have occasion to say
sNnytHH!nS hard fI, against any Of the PEOPLE q
was the people who are not here to- night that
they mean M, applause
around this city. and that the ,radii are not
AFRAID OF you orse an thnt fHe ETY. in
which live is some 1900 miles from here
xhs h n'E H &c.
tire Of ,I population Is seven or eigh, hundred
People living ali over tbs land wh mare are
Just as intelligent as the people of New York.
and who h AZ NOT rights vo Just dear
and sooy @esttSers no. ea'i such f"i tS Eile
Vest but, srs. the great American desert has
been refedng year after year and the city in
twenty-six years ago. has, more than 10000
people and has more modern improvements
aw 'Te OF
and order as much as other parts Of the United
The people who live upon the farms and
the people who live In the detles Of the noun
serve law and order When your CITES 80 Stand
nor are we dsgraeed By the deep shadows
munity tApnlause We have less criminals
and less paupe s, than any Of your Eastern
you will find that the wishes and interests Of
the great ito tong are deRtical with
State of New York Applause.
We have been brought face to face with the
the peope Of the United States in OI time ~
peace. The congressman from this State are |
law but theg
only from bank directors and Chambers Of |
Commerce and think none others exist
some provision for the use Of gold and 1 Silver e
upon equal terms. you should make your
with your members OF Congress by postal card |
II want to call your attention to the PROPOSE
ton that there is not now and never was an
honest dollar and the man who advocates
gold dollar under universal god standard Sii Is
either ignorant Of the first principles Of mon
TO
=. New what would be an honest dollar7 An
ana forever. Cheers: That Is the only hon hon:
lars with money which will buy Just exactly
II desrs Sheh e.
paid my debt in honest dollars. and II those
collars t buy more or less have paid In dishon-
Butt state it unon the responsibility Of
standard-you can't find man who has had
sense enough to write book in favor Of a gold
an absolutely stable standard.
Of + d RG fueh d ting 6d
dollar. They overlooked the fact that the pur-
chasing a power Of dollar H. may change, and
purchasing power OF dollar.
Did you ever hear them tell You what would
should attempt to use gold as the sole measure
of value. The first question that you must
consider \ you nre to use gold Is: Where are
., We have in the world TO-DAY g, 100000
Germany. and France-four nations with but
S al sod and Set
nations have hard times! What, will be the
w" S1 ffS s1 Gh' WEsn
driye the countless tla horde who now use silver
when India demonetized, or rather su suspended.
tho free coinage OF silver. and by. that single
gave expression through the public press to
9 sSo sn wsr S e the
blow now o Silver cannot rise again. We will
My friend. India has not any gold in circu-
alton Today as m9Rey; she has more 2oppa.
many. and France com bined. and what enemy
II mankind will rise and rejoice when those
people are compelled to reach out after their
hare OF the worlds supply Of Eold2 Loud
osher nasons 10 S4 Hns aSe wRSa
,ou drive those nations to the use OF gold. and {
hey must have their share. what will be the /
xchangeabe value OF an ounce OF gold
Some one said the other day that we had {
ow got down to point where England could Q
ford to buy. and that our wheat would 90 '
ountry would be saved. You cannot imagine
BIO feeling Of rejoicing that came to the hearts a
I the people Of the West when they found this t
reat opportunity to save their eountry-a ma i
ending. men out OF employment; and the v
reat American farmer PUSHES in to save his L
ountry by selling his wheat for less than 1t v
ost to produce I. LApplausc.l And yet the
rinciple stated there Is principle OF uniyer- a
al application. Let al the nations Of the
'orld demand the use Of gold as their money
nd you place the little gold OF the world upOn
n auction block. and all the nations will stand .,
round and bid for gold
I'VE have In existence to-day about an equal
mount Of gold and silver. and. as has been so
ell said by my distinguished friend from Ne
ada. II You stri ke down one-h OF that metal o