Mohave County miner., 1894-09-29

teen million dollars OF bonds were pur.
chased. This, ladies and gentlemen, hap.
pened while republicans were on guard.
Two million Of men we're out OF em.
ployment, silver was demonetized and
surely democracy was not to blame for
this.
Eleven years later another crash came
and sgain under republican administra.
| tion.
tirant and Ward, Fish, j. c. Emo,
the Marine Bank went dom, and in
its downf4li engulied hundreds Of
got tetotslly busted and never recovered,
and for this again the republican admin.
istration IL to be blamed.
In the year OF 1884 there we're 10000
failures. In 1890 that model bill Of
Bill Mckinley wa- passed. A bill large
ly In excess Of the war tariff, tor the ben
eft of the grasping combines and man.
ufacturers. and what WAS the conse-
quence,
1900 failures in 1891, I0, 900 failures
In 1892, and $1,000 failures in 1898,
while that infamous bill was m operation.
Republican administr atoms never
yielded good times, they were always as
socisied with financial reverses, with
poverty and distress.
Long before Clevsland's sdministra.
tion dark clouds foreslisdowed the hard
times that were to come upon US.
When the Barring Bros. failure occurred
il precipitstsd the downfall Of thousands
and thousands u institutions and banks
built on wrong financial foundations
Mr.. Cleveland him self does not suit
the speaker. He condemns bis mono.
metallic system, and the veto OF the
SeisniorAge Bill. but he eulogixed him
for his earnestness of purpose and his strict
honesty. When Mr.. Cleveland went on
Of Office he left the treasury with iars.
surplus and Shsa hs resumed the pref.
dental chair hr found the tire ssury
depleted and the country in debt to the
time Of one hundred and sixty millions
OF dollars.
The new tariff bill IA Just one; IL
one IN It will put new life into the in
dustries Of this country, and the expec
tations Of the bill are already manifested
by resumption Of work in factories and
bv the advance in prices Of raw m .terIai.
Wool which had s'es lilly decreased ia
price under the Mckinley bill has sdvanc-
ed from two cents to i've cents per pound.
and like advance will be felt in other
industries.
The advent to these shores OF the Chi.
nese. the Hungarian. P,le. Italian and
other downtroiden races must be again
laid 1t the door Of the republican parry.
for when the Pacific system Of railroads
was built with the money OF the govern
ment. the people who manipulated this
neisrious scheme. insisted on cheap labor
and the portals OF the country were
thrown open, so that Msssrs. Stanford.
Huntington, etc, could employ labor at
70 cents day, where t1sy vol havs
TO pay donble and triple the amount 10
American laborers.
A word to our populist friends: Your
party vas the result of maladminisira
tions Ifyou expect the RECOMMENDATION VI
silver, such legislation must come from
democratic phalanx, 1t cannot cone from
the republican party, for the majority Of
that party 10 opposed to 1t.
Look at the sales where your party
10 in power. and matters there are
in q chaotic condition Success must
and will come from the democrats, and
/ urge You, my populist hearers, stay
with yonr friends, the democrats
Three hearty cheers were given the
speakers upon the conclusion Of Col
Wilson's splendid speech, and the large
crowd went to work with vim, emptied
the hall of chairs, and began to trip the
light fantastic toe, and had genuine
high old time until the wee small
hours Of the morning.