The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-19

When the pcrubIiror r,r,. ,,i. -, ~ ~; ~, .,
ffy sugar n safa ~ " pfn'' ''oh t"e t1i4i.
the sngnr 3r,J,'It - Nc WI "T uittN 90" II
and CO y,s ,,.iH 80 ~ .ne M hiteu STATES,
1ni tho erIi,,,e l., e''e w '"r 'a' ptPauveIs ;
prndurars we Nj ,t4rn Imn .me u.F'
aior. t1Sii p1"H'I eVutN-
ta-ir ros. " ]."t.J, ] AH" w hit II ne
,.ns, 81. 1th .yln S''.'"''r'' Sne ,.oHtF
. vans cot+r,. - t w we ~ .r'Th ', M,'S
lac ~, -cao - ~ ~. W. pl"nit'ei ~ 'nt ~
~ rg+ st'~S ll,', .3'Nhl >i'9il" :. ~
ti,. ,'," st"t - VI We pc P.r AcS Pl'"
-. "'' f" ~.'F % %'i! 90 i'-'ttt'o u III" govern.
,t,tt f - ~ tn.lt money "dlI S'tii I,
,t ,,,,t 'n7 'n.''I', "r' ' SfI H,l
in in,aa ~ ''' W. '...''r III - "G.,i, "is ~
nr1, -. ttt. " ~" ,,,fi, aA,. or.,
tas oiro,dr ,o.t9; sa So, - g. ,,t
nr ~ mar bnur.r Is tT@P c,+'fs.,I4 r,...11
BY thc rovcrnmcnt with IFS oo-n rrorso icss
ss,s1v'f'' t"ro',,s3 anniarson
mere the trouble Lies.
Ny fellow eIt,zeuS our clirf tlatblp rev
Is 10 get confidence back 10 the pnoa.e.
DGr rh.pf embarrassment comes from tais
lack Of c0ntaeuce. and not from th,. money
Of the country Some pe9tIc think our
trouble is the money Au The money we
lave got is g5otl our trouble i 10 get 1t
ont in crcu atiaa among tac people The
banks are full Of money. Money was ncr>r
less employed than it is to-;ay. AMI what
wc want is something to fetch 1t ont e
we have something to sr!i We must fnd
somebody VINO wants II. who Is able 10
pay for Ii. Hut IL noho Iv wants what we
have got 10 sell. we have got to keep II,
and If we keep 1t "" lose in whole or in
p@ft what II cost lis II produce. And II
the volume Of our money Was double what
il II to-day, il would he iIst "a hard TO
got aai We would LaT" to -et ~ ~ the
satb" process thaf We get II to-day. 'lf
troah'e Is not with the money. hut 1t ~
nos 70 get the money. And the way 70
Z a
the labor and the producers o. tae peop e;
Great anp'nHSpl Fer when la"or - s'"PPss
wages are sfopheh ana WAGES ar ehP ~,
ffe chicf factors IN TIE o9sFteNiV iVh VI
Inanc".
The Democratic party Ia the most re-
maG able party in history II Is for any
thing 10 get power, and then it j. never for
anything which got Ii rower. daughter. J
u f"as e. f~ee silver in 1892 IN some ~ the
states. and when Il usei To fayc the
house of representatives.. and we ha1 me .o
tEr1tict, fba tarc cara-uorv ~ nIssinr n free
sitwar tiit IN. sinna tbav have got into
noUer and can 40 with silver Just what
thay want ~ do with IT, Instead of giving
IN fla country what in many Of the states
49, te,grs i, no ua,nnarattc Marty said
,.n,,iI 30 done thev have cfran TO silver
II, .,s", ~ go :, 80 rS.c1tvaJ
VII n.,,Ia 80, axnoc+ NV feIIovv citi.
1cne INV nthcr resritF Are Won disap.
neas. nns ,,.t :, .i', ~ I'd NJ Clevaiand
poihIe9! WY "'4o ~ a e.sSts' ~. eraa sitra :
anu anu reiio.s III s'N ~ - ,r, ,,bn a;d not
Ileh sotel i9r Iiin, 'le ,ia hi.n q, 80 oold
bebete II slNtT anu pFHe.tu ~ ,anb
standard voted Tor nm tne e.hte AZ oahn rrh =
money people 'oted LOT hid.. 'nt
were opposed 10 ahyt hiho out Sai - ene 10
sued ny EauonaI autheFlls Foteu tol hi.n,
The single tax men voted loF nIh' an,
those who We're opposed 10 all such 'otea
for him. The democratic pIoteeliolisl
voted for him, for be did not believe the
Democratic party would pursue poly
,1.a+ ..f IN Df
country. AMI the Democratic free trader
voted for him believing that the Democratic
party would defnoiish all the custom houses
~ The country Men In the trust voted Tor
lin snl men oppascd to the trust voted
Ia. him pameeraffc pensioners voted for
lin. ana those who did not believe much
In Ipn.ions voted for him. Everybody who
,s,s aIssatisaad voted for him. and every.
- a,b.. vatel for him has been dissatis
- oods 80 since Great applausct
~ 80 ,
For the Via So'hIe's'
.at only. nv fellow citizens. has this ad
,pfeisfraffo,l4 interrupted the prosperity oil
The couutry. but IL has to some extent inter
rnpta1 the patriotism OF the country /;
isits 49,. any h al tho effect Of intarrupting
oar prosperity, but It has been cuttin: III
ara sn.nandtfIr tho pensions Of the soldiers
+ mover haze advocated excessive PENSIONS
hut / believe every man wha served III oui
-sar NJ ,va. df.abfei IL entitled 70 have 4
ras'st.n from thn government IF the United
5.a' st.tas f.nn,anse and cheers, And | be
its9a h.t whom ! soldier has once been put
~, ia. Yensian roll OF the goyefnmeut-put
thara ne @omnefent authority he must no,
-. M nff Hntfi after fha fullest invest "a.
Hoe n onnn broad davli.lt, permitting tbs
cenS,anar r,s51. te meet face 10 face Gis accusrs
ad,.a no .stnas.a. against him aii then il
~ a.. ts ~ Unworthy 10 he Oh that roI. every
,a4rtatia. cltfzan ari every natriasic soldier
rmnuld approve. En. there must be no pre-
s,ni r,tio1 ~ frand against him. Why. they
satnaafires .sit about 5,Ir soldiers as though
tbay enlisted In the service Of their coun
trv Tor creed and gain: as though they en-
~. ,aea in II WIZ there Is uof an old
sa.,s sa,,t;a, aafn-a me tonight who. when be
eoa,, q, oath N serve his country In war
apon 80. t,n.@ht or q nansion tanolauset And
.ar.,,aiy 10 didn't enlist FOR The faltrv nit
$500 .Eaf v.as noid him tie r.iistca from
~ n.rost and the highest motives o> a,tri
otisrn-that no harm might come to the re
,uhita And 7 iodiguanfiy resent. with Al