The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-26

huly upon foreign pfO@lNPtS.
| "S"me people thought the trouble In the
country to-day the money In the country.
| Every dollar we have got in the United States
| to-day is good, whether gold, silver or paper
money: and the banks full of money. Money
| was never lees employed than 1t IL to-day.
| "our embarrassment is not with the charac-
| ter "t money we have. or the volume of money
| we have got. Int how TO get 1t out into circu-
| ali"n among the people, To get 1t into circu-
! ation among The people must have some
| thing 10 sell which somebody wants, and which
1Nat somebody Is able to pay for and mat,
! ter what We have got to sell, II find
| nobody who wants it who can pay for it,
s n on s b,na nd tsG IT, IA AND od If keep It Ss
! II costs liz to produce it and as soon az we
have got great quantt, on hand We won't
| don't make any more of it. we won't employ
| any labor 10 help Us make 1t; aud II we
woo't pay, wages and If we don't pay wages,
wages will b" stopped and one great factor In
would have 10 get Il out hy the same process
Must Restore Confidence.
| Now any yo"dy Who teaches any other doctrine.
| is a false teacher. CAppiause.b We have got TO
| j. to restore confidence The only way to get
tIat conhdene back ts to defeat the party that
destroyed t al euB Idence. tAppatse.b No party
| IN this country can permanently stand In the
pathway OF our prosperity IL may retard our
with It, as 1t has done and is DOW doing. but
| 10 party can permanently stand in the way of,
| tie prosperity OF this magnificent country, with
oar splendid resources. and the matchless energy
of onr people, and the party that gets In the
way Of that will get out Of the way just
soon as people assert themselves In "A
constitut orai way and change the policy of the
The Democrats, party. at present Of
frcred is the most remarkable party In history
rs @G fr nmfH anTnr |" "cs Gc' pc" a s anr
terN 1t FOR the free and unlimited coinage
of silver when It was OUT Of power and used
to 20 through the idle ceremony Of passing FREE
coinage bill In the house when the Republicans
had the senate and president and then go back
| IN hair !
in favor of free silver, hut the Republican sen
ate and thu Eeanlitcan president would not per,
power in the Federal government; power over
every branch of congress; they have had that
heard about the free and unlimited coinage Vt
silver, They have given to silver the hardest
Tools of the Worst Trusts.
They posed in the campaign Of 1872 as the
enemies Of the trusts upon their own confes
Son they ha ve been the willing tools of the worst
trusts in Tie United states They declared In
1922 that they we're the greatest friends labor
hy their Industrial policy they have dealt to
labor the deadliest blow 1t ever received. GAP
"But. my fellow citizens. what else could YOU
have eNperten from party put & IN power s, oy 81,
m nr o. Gveueann 1g"s and t'st Democratic
voice II did
'.You won't do 1T any more. Why. who
him. The single standard men voted for him.
The double standard men voted for him and
the goGbugs-aS they are sometimes called on
Wall street-voted for him The men who were
opposed it, aud those who believed that the
country, voted for him; The single tag man.
the disciple OF Henry George. voted for him:
voted for him. The Democratic protectionists
vated for him, b%canse he didn't believe that
country and the Democratic free trader voted
for him because he believed the party wouid
The nemocratic tensioner voted for him. and
those who don't believe much In pensions voted
for him and for Democratic congress and and
everybody who thus voted has been dissatisfied
ever since. daughter and applause,
Word for the Old Soldier.
"And now my fellow citizens, tired az am.
to another subject / do not like the treatment
ministrator. / never have advocated excessive
pensions. hut believe that any man who
Ice is entitled 10 receive pension from the
government which he helped to save. Great
the soidie~ has once been put upon the pension
roll Of the government that he should he sns-
fullest Investigation, taken In open broad day
light, with the pensioner having the privilege
nesses who appear against him; aud then II.
upon q full hearing. I turns out that that
i patrtatic sentiment of the people, and ,,,i the
patrl,otie sentiment of every Loyal soldier. der
that roll Of honor Applause1 But my ohjec-
] tian IL to having the presumption OF fraud
4
prove that they are unworthy, and not simply
but them of upon presumption that they
| have committed fraud. have got tired OF
| that sentiment which IL sometimes indulged In
/ that the soldiers Of the republic enlisted for
/ pay and for pension. There is not soldier
/ before me tonight who, when be enlisted. ever
| thought of pension =
/ a voice: Never. =
/ MANY OF then didn't know anything about
| pensions. and they didn't care. Their great care
| was for the preservation of the freest govern
/ Inpnt ON earth and keapng sacred the honor Oi
| the flag. tAppause.l They entered the service
| from the pIrest and highest motives OF patriot
| ism. not for the paltry pittanee paid them: mol
| fer fame popular applause. for their aerv
/ Ices however valuable. were not to be heralaed
| abroad. They entered the service moved by the
/ highest sense of love OF country. that no harT
| might to the country. ! remember h 1868
/ whrn that splendid army. that great volunteer
! army the graRdest that ever trod the earth
| that fought In noble any Tor which
mankind engaged
A Debt That Can Never BE Paid.
/ II remember when that splendid army OF Grant
i great applause) passed down Pennsyl vznia av
! enue. Stretched across the great marble capito
was an Inscription In letters large enough to o.
read I,y every passing soldier. and these were TIT
words of the Inscription: There is one deb
which this government can never pay, ana tia
ii the debt ii the who saved thl
nation GApplansc.i That true them II
I've amended or abridged Talk about the soldier
OF the republic looting the treasury! Why W
wouldn't have had treasury. or government
CT Il flag II hadn't been for them. tGrea
appiausel You know the stun OF which tn
Wisconsin soldiers made know the meta