The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
ECKLES GOES MAD.
MR.. CLEPELAND'S CURRENCY CONF
TEOLLER DENoUNCES
Free SiIverites as Soeialists-Democ-acy is
Not Dear to Him as tho Gold standard
lie 10 Going with the Gold Party.

dining room this evening Many distin-
guished guests from the state were present
and occupied seats around the tables Cow
ers were laid for $50.
At the speakers table were Chauncey II.
Depew. Comptroller Of the Currency Eek
els. John f.. Blanchard, of Chicago; q. Y.
y. Lothrop Governor Rich, Hon. H. -.
Goulder. Cleveland. Hon ". G.. Mayburo
OF Detroit; O. u. Ashley. president OF the
Wabash railroad. Mayor Pingrec. President
Gillet and Hon. Thomas W Palmer. no
was the POSTMASTER
Hon. ". e. Mayburo. of Detroit, was the
first TO respond to a toast. Ills subject
was mo North; No South, 40 East No
West, but the Commercial Supremacy OF
Great Nation"
Chauncey NJ Dorew responded 10 the
toast. Union Of States. the bond OF coma
merce is their mutual dependence and en-
during prosperity"
Hon. James II. E,lels spoke on: Cur
rency. its relation to the nis,4ry OF
finance"
The comptroller said in part.
The discussion OF the currency question.
Mr. Eckeis said. has been prccip.JateI at
a time when the country is emerging IRON
period OF financial and commercial de-
preston. widespread ami Of long conttn-
ucd duration. At finds every avenue ct
o
mill and factory again in operation ANA
agriculture promising 20 those engaged ln
It's pursuits abundant hareesJs and arpIc-
ciatnS prices 10 presses itself upon tre
laborer now no longer idle but busy WITH
the employment winch has eome witn tae
settlement OF questions which have long
vcNrI tine public mlud aal after ample
demonstration OF tie ABILITY Of The govern
mont to maintain untaiutci the public
faith aud the nations credit If under sEeh
circumstances the cause of those wue
stand against the schemes proposed to ria
by means Of law a people from making
proper payment OF their just debts. ANA
give them riches through legislative ac-
tiOn cannot he sustained the experience Vi
ali monetary history aiu be reversed.
Clcvcinndcsaue Expression.
III this contest snaIl .eHl otherwise than
IN the triumph Of that which ri-ht ga
theory ana sound ina principle 81 viii ue
because the American. people have lost
much Of thar good sense ANA honesty which
great writer declared. though sometimes
permitting AN agitation far s1melhlus
wrong and misthiegous. always. when The
danger point .s reached. brings forth
mass of opinion. which, thoaGh ordinarily
quicscvuJ AT such time. forces itself into
activity. puts down the wrong thing ANA
percmptpvly demands lhe rsat thing IN
stead.
"'H''e we rave come t' ~ i''"t lA
this discussion o. our monetary system
and agitation for complete change ia
""t r" ief'~ - '"--' "A.a '-l- mass 'l
opinion shalld not only be aroused ba-
should make Itself ga active force iu put
tins an end 10 the currency vaEarias OF
""'1' '"o '''' S..''' '1''1"' @' ''---
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~ Commercial ana ln'ustTai REVIVAL ls
zau rret. IS 49, -s -' every rit'-
financial credit as4 iriaef.- ------'
ana ultimate dlsaste. ays.tea 49,
/ be 10 Iouser "a spirit 81 hesitation
who know tae IauefaI effects oi the -
proposed. There can le no Political ends l.
be served. no PARTY considerations 10 be
advanced of salcitut import tu warrant
any man iu Ioa- DEBATING as o. the posi-
ton he should taEe when the financial
honor OF this country is al stake ana ma
rr,sp.rltV oil a -rast pesaI. threatened
I.r. at least is mo Room for p3rsv ana rs
p1..e far tbe. rn4.birfr f.r.s 81 .ga.i...tll..
politicians or arsaut d-iuaauzu.s.
1.-The american peopls cannot too oui.lsI.
| rcc5EuIze thut thcs are fa the midst III d
/ Propaganda. skiuIu-fy anI Ztlluu@lF I.Iu-.
carried ou VITA tAe ruI iu view of resoI4-
tiouizuz the couutry's existing monetary
system. Those who now direct the fr...
silver idea. map out the policy OF 5rs all
yoeat,s ana control thor :.tIar. hove
c1aS.1 uIaNIus~ with zy1r.f- ANA NM .r.r-
them the professions which r.r.-af,.r..
have. characterized their lItr.r1r...= -,..,,
ursirs. the causa TOR which th., ft.,.
et,.d T.a.,r f.u.4r1 +.l4,. 5rt.-,..t..1 i,
the ueht of their acts. is thst tt. Emitted
states shall al once abandon ffe f.r...,.r
STANDARD III value .I.I substitute ta.r..a-
irrespective and without the ,..-a,.a-fsi.-.
at amy 3th-r country. a SINGLE silver -f.r..f-
ard
Crvfon Recous, kicked ort
49, :.
60 ~.
49, ,i.t. -. +.,,
...5 =. - ''' ' 70
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- t.,..,a...,...,.,
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SF''t N'ii' e' Sii'tt "i-." Si','t .s
comet the equal lH value ot every dollar
OF gold which comes from tn. mint ANA
fairly fufar.l,usa.fla tf,. -atyt-H rT.t., 81,
- ..-. ..-'..s.- go
-"-'0'. riNN -l1"--'.''' go - ne
tested ny every m3hFtaiy UNION formed
and conference held Llat uu Hutteut can
Isolate itself from thos. with which ID ms
co,,,,,rii,I declines a,f ,,,.i,,,.f,. .,.-..-
~.
bt.'''t "a 'i'ti' q '-i'''il''4'- 7''''.''ti- ~
value. IL IS NOT even. designed That tHe
dollar coined shall apuruarh in intrinsic.
,-at,fn tbo ,.olta which 81. ,.,.-,.--ts r ...-
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