The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-08
Sen. Vance in the Silver Discussion

Sen. Vance in the Silver Discussion.
"Rerring the democratic PLATFORM was
that coming
against either metal? Did the
but co equally of
both7 And after that when the said that the
coinage both metals
hostile legislation Of silver 80
render carrying out OF that pledge possb
interchangeable be adusted
did further
the disparity in order facilitate the getting foreign
ions coin with 15h that
form by such safeguards legislation
the maintenance of the parity the equal power every
dollar at all times the markets and db did
these legislative safeguards should applied silver dollar
still alive maintain parity god or
stopped and it's
uay dad Did that should good payment public
debts only debts private parties and with
golden broad silver smile to
people the platform de-
nounced the Sherman act cowardly mak
coinage goda makeshift for the BIZ
that plank meant that it
cowardy makeshif for the silver
repeal place greater coward and worse makesbft?
that owardy gold recommendation
the the
makesht Finally the language Of the platform taken
altogether only that bankers bondholders
stock brokers first accompanied
short speech body the act saving that our nov at
tmethe Lord knows
platform were not the makers and unhoders Of M T
deceive the people, whose sufrag they seeking?
such Interpretation OF the platform
those who will vote for repeal presumably PRESIDENT
been announced during the campaign Mr.
would North Carona by $4,000
south of the Potomac
abandonment OF the Chicago platform
Sherman but only He pot
literature, ingenuity oquenc
aud genius overbudened every
cevabe form Of wdcasm and humbugg which
where all have had chance vnt
them anything could found approaching absuy
ton this bill of
rotng through the tangled hkes the Aghenes roaming
Rocky untamab bu
like cat? Was there discovered classified
this buzz The democratic party 1884, 1892
pledges the that could make financial chang
the would them where could enact laws
promised to the both gold
and maintain the parity the These promises contained
and good faith separab 1t constituted
by which the financial policy this
and fair dealing required these be carried together
Democrats and Mr. Cleveland though
sonay hostile the silver elected
that he would out good faith the promises
platform and to which he accede his
fment of these promises the first thing
capitalists and anticipate the regular session for the
stopping coinage Vance
what would be with the the platform
stock brokers and gamblers all
the American people put off with still another promise
the promises Chicago
inserted the law become better? The
did intimate that
general nature as to be eyse and in
definite the intended the laws had
do the acting good faith would
pledges and the endso the platform they
they something else exchange how could they
before their people? asked could
the enactment those laws which ought with
peal OF the Sherman Mr. said orecear
the truth than had deceived coud
not accept promises those honest
reply to Senator Germans the friends
unconditional and conditional repeal Mr.
repeal we united the democratic least all true friends
was the most popular not the most potential
factor last campaign the platforms
proposed repeal would form contrast that would
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