New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10

also in Nebraska The States o. Kansas anu
Colorado. which were both carried against inc
Republicans two years ago. have swung oa'"
into The Republican line by large ma)orities'
Populsts have not as many members III va
new Congress as in the present one. Eve" II, '"o
now States of the West the Republicans nave
won along the entire line
In about twenty-five States the entire Congress
s,onal delegation will BE- Republican.
admit that the total vote Of the Popuiis'
marty has increased largely. But such increase
has been at the expense Of the Democratic parry
ord not of the Republican party. very large
o,arent in the Democratic party has for years
,oor "a favor Of the free coinage of silver. The
ponul,st marty may succeed in destroying the
Democratic party: but should they do that' 'he
conservative Democrats. the good business men
in the Democratic party will vote the hepuDi'od"
ticket rather than See the wild schemes III '"e
Popust party adopted. the iact - '"o''
schemers do not commend themselves 10 inc
second. sober thought of practical business men
To me 1t is very strange that people ca" oe
,od ~ hol,cve that the free coinage Of silver at
the old ratio Of 16 to ! by the uhitei States
Government will cure so many Of the Ills of life.
What would Mr. Hardy say to the passage oi d
law which would provide that every mortgage
the mortgage on his farm by paying so cents on
the dollar of the amount actually due upon such
mortgage? Such law would he clearly in the
interest of such farmers and against the interest,"
Of moncv-lenders. / sa, to him frankly. such a
law would not be az disastrous to the country
as the free coinage law advocated by the Popu-
lie, marty Such A law would aid the farmers
who are in debt and would injurc the mon ana
.b,,,, tgh nlfCSg
the free-coinagc law would do precisely the same
thing and would besides rob every man ana
woman who works for wages in the entire Ma
ton.
II doing business on a silver basis Is such q
nanacca for all the ills Of life. pray why are It's
blessings no, visible in Mexico and other silver
Nations Look over the list Of such nations ana
500 . their people are noted for wisdom for imam
c,al canacitv. good business sense and high pros
perity.
"The old parties are breaking up. says MT
HARDY .as thov did In he fftics' Perhaps II
looked that way t. him october g. when ne wrote
his letter He would hardly write such SEN
tonce to-day The most he could say since the
elections would be Tho Democratic paNy
seen,s 70 be going T. pieces to-day. as ala the
Vhir marty in the fftios." The Republican party
Comes ont Of the recent contest stronger 'h'h
Il has been at any time since us orEah'"""""'
II Is nghting 10. exactly the same principles ior
which il has been dong battle Tor ior'! year =
aud the people have again Endorsed those pf'h'
cip,cs bv ar enormous majority. Inc h'P"""'
can Marty originated the "Grccnbncks. IN race
= an almost solid vote Of the Democrats against
tier, Thcy dil 80 q meet great N""'h"'
necessity. and t.rir action was on" ~ pAf'"'-
tenn Aficr no war N, Republican party
against the votes q the Democrats nha''y
forced the resumption ~ specie payments a"'
thereby made every dollar II paper money -
sued hy the Government A. good IS gold
one # the cardin.i principles 4 'h" H"puhh-
can marty since the resumption - specie pay
monrs has been 60 80 manag" ~" NA'''""'
finances as To- keep each dollar Z money J"
circulation - equal valu" with any "ihei '""''
found doing business among th" people OF 'h''
Nation such action has been taken with Do
purpose 10 aid the people = ID" Eas' 's"ihs'
the West or the Norih hgalnst the Sou,n. nut
s,mplv as b.lng the best course 90 b" pursued
r,r the benefit Of all the people who Ave In 'his
great Republic
The Republican party believes IN protecting an
buildlrg I'D Industries no' only ~ the LAS ""'
I'm each and every state 81 this l Mon anu ~
good. sound money Tor the "n,lre Ic'p' '' ''''
Nation Sucp 4 party ls niu'hhl All" "''
,lonaL and submit tha' the recent '''''''" ~
turns show that the pcor.e have CONC '' I'D WI
derstand n The idea fh"t me N'Puo"''" ''''
has ever been e sectional marry ~ graz "'''
take The Republican party came mo 'N's''
through a love q liberty. ana i"' -
.n,,,,oh , love n .hc Union Does Nj Hardy
..,,.,l.r l,,.e ~ liberty and the Union sectional
passion? The Republican party haT not s'"S''
l.l on IN. flglf Z
$780,, e,r ~. entire Nation. Scriionallsm nnd'
49,. ,h,a,ng nlaco w!.r mcr who fully comprehend
and h.,ieye in the true principles % l'epuhi AN
ism "
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