The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
WHAT DEMOCRACY HAS DONE
Speeches by Speaker Crisp and Secretary
HOke Smith.
HEARD BY 4 BIG CROWD OF GEOBGIANS
Tho Evils OF Protection shown Up and tho
Good So Follow from iarih Reform
what Democrats Hope TO DO.


star orators at Democratic mass-meet-
.r. hero Tonight This was Judge Crisp S
iI.t speech iu the campaign, and his drs,
,..Hc uttcruccs since Congress adj
5uracd. Prominent Democrats came
n.m AN over the State 10 attend the
m-ruag
Tte ropulists are making thorough
canvass OF Georgia. and the Democrats
as. cnustiug AN their best men IN this
c.mg.tcn. DE Gives opera-house. where
t.r meeting was held. was crowded
alI twenty-five hundred people were
turned away. steve Clay. chairman Of
thc Democratic Executive Committee Of
G.Oreia. presided at to-nights meeting
aua introduced tine speakers Great
tn thusiasm prevailed.
srEAEln crls s srEroH.
Speaker Crisp was greeted with tre-
meldoUs applause when he was pre-
scented Tie said.
When the Ffty-third Congress met In
August Of last year IL was confronted with
q Qi.htultles winch seemed almost insur-
mouutauit. Trade Was paralyZed. manu-
featuring had almost ceased labor was
IDLE, Qua banking Institutions were falling,
ana confidence. the lIfe and soul of com
merCc. Was utterly destroyed.
iu $50 far as this depllrahlc condition
was attributable 20 legislation the RepuD-
Mcan party was respon. DIE. or me, ID,
than thirty years that party had inadr
cur financial and economic Laws. lhln
me mcctiit oI lnc tll4-l lnId NoA5
the Democrats were without power ne
COndiiiou winch confronted u.s. "iiiIf no'
Wholly, WAS very laIset que l' eN' lt@ia
latiou. lu 1873 the free coinage of silver
had been discussed, and gold necame ihc
standard oi Eai4c. In 80 ptI'lai Col.i',tc
rcaIcd. and soon there" iigr coinage ot
,i., ~ i,,', il" 1,."'' rt, r,e,,Itad in ~
lesscuius the volume of money ot hhdl re-
demptQn as o. increase ths p.lse OF an al
Io,i,il,,'' if .',. ,, 0ianco ~ The
'II- .b. Gnvernrrent
ao ~ l,,i,I,t ti,,itione to redeem
anu oI niihiii- Hi, .".i"l' a.
tnriI oU'1ithhih9 uuII-dlloii.a. - INV ~ i
itd'b.' ""l'- ah"N 'lll"'i a. roy ".'
"' .@dluh7 10 thc ''leIuintht ln sHNfl
a.1 az ,.r 9',,. t'iit, l', .l,,,' IN I'M in re-
a ,,,.., 20 H.. !1,,tf-.e 4. rna'rffestt,,
.',,. ~ ~ ard In The
,',,,,,-, ~, t an yy',,sf in,-eir cnnf-
I,,'. o,5 - g., ,,r,iiic. u,nic
THE EVILS or PROTECTION.
or ,MiIty year A.S h'i '""',ya'l9, ~ ~
i',n pul'u'IS W 1,t'I a vans al Du" t''r
country ana in 30 passed what thty
termed perfect protective tariff law. \
Ilei ll HHnlS thr Hlh Key lh Nh,,h W.
i.'''' "n9 anu u'pi eSs'9 ''' mann. III
..' VI, .ur' Stt. }. Us ''N "p2H
l'''D. ..i,u 'Ht Consumer h.Ie
mus i"9' iF tHNihE H'S l"I ti-h C''il-
t'..'.l' v' encore '"t ""IicTND manu-
'.NI'i DO. ease lle pilte or ms
4" '",'' ,'' e-',ill on lnt 'aA. ana tHiS'
,t.S @ ,@'le @ l..''s, laS. .
fh. drf, i, zoos irt., ~ ,a,,,,, 9,.3 Gnu l"f
called .t5N N.Y. Nger ''', y, 'IS','S l,u si'u
m,stic product and nav the incroas.5
ica7 m'ml ninrlr ,2 me jo1 po1}NfJ OF ii lhe amer
'c.ciiion-
a.t I.'a iiou oi l1e manufactory de-
a. .', name '4l jhe rate Of duty
~. 't i.l~t h1l n Is market where come
i 'ltI ana where scarcity
,i,.r ,,'' '. iaM. "a must sell 40 prices
the law ~ ,'I,'iv AMI .,',.,i ,ieT tra4e , ani
Tra4. and i,, ,..,' '' I.i' .,i FIr'aIio
az r...r...ii,f,. ~ '"' tNCnaise
vents us fr.r, a,+h.,.,t,,'., ,,., '..lI pre-
cotton corn ,.h.,f mo, & aIi iea @ oI
products Ion the e,5nlia ~ .,.ili i,i w
.0ofs af.~.,4 M. tl '''',- "' 'Il ''
lrof l'.+ I.-. w. E c@poit our pro-
III H.. t,,,,.,' ~ ~. d" H'N' We tNcHtlse il
t.... 'N't "H a. Hi'hr lhe eA-
,. ... W ''' '''.''''' 'o'iiietce ceases
h., ~ ~ ".l' '"i. nN' "HlcSs
7''i' nor can ne sell unless he |
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anu "-i4'Hl'uIe 20 hahQ IN |
,ri.tos frt. f tt 3- ''"ti i'"-
i"- avs ""Ifh o. Troy tne one |
,."Sc ..".9c ,He otheI uhpIoI ithle IaNed |
""r lHt' l'tiS lhJuic ana utlicsS manu- |
.tuIIn-. III wants the markets Of the !
,o, - DD' Ii,'Vi 'mr ".tDtlFe saIlm saIllmns mas
i've tarin fo-teys a15 L,,iiH. "a "a, ptrns,s
, .,ii,,.-lt ".." inns "P ~ u'
.,l, ~ o.vr,3S no Wed.lhi Il
'l,S iIcN ems .r Jus HaluIai ana Just us
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WIN" 'i '"N Lam '"N""i'7'
What has that Democratic CONGRESS
.O far done for the ueople2 The first
natter considnrel va Was fbe dranciai onesl isl
i0n
What should or could be done on the
silver question? We had pledged our
.elVts against the makeshlft Sherman |
aw, and in favor Of both gold and |
silver as the standard money of the |
country. Bv an agreement arrived at he
Wccn Democrats we determined 10 take
he sense of the House ON the free ana |
unlimited coinage OF silver. at several
'atios After full debate q seDarate vote !
vaa had .on each. and on The repeal
IF the purchasing clause Of the Sber-
nan act The results YOU know. V-hi-e
not processing % understand the ques
Ion fully in an its bearings ] nave al
ways been in favor of the free coin
se ot sllFer- am IN favor of IL now
eneVe tht Tears or our friends who
ploHf IL dIe idiEely imaginary, and |
ehcye the enactment of such law
hat ~ me ,oreonaliv tba rDe,,t
0te on free coinage of silver was "A ereat
isapp yintment This question is MOI
ettled. with our great etrrese f0r
ariW resorm Won are familiar ,rhtt,
ears 4 class legislation had .hi,ift ~ -
, This country large trust. laro. ~ 'P
opoies md large combinations OF CAPT