The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

| when the event has actually happened
Imagine how the. closest business and
| financial sympathies exist between the
old and the new countries. That faielur.e
we had been in a healthy condition. But
we We're not Our financial condition
nonetized in India the effect was felt
| IN Europe and through this country. And
why? Because the Sherman law, was in
was. His idea was to buy silver, mot to
exchange in commerce or money value,
by bqt to st9re ffad in the vaults Of the
he thought every month This metal
became pee n tne property OF the United States
ed States went forth and was widely
circulated. The Un5ted States might just
as well have attempted to establish
or iron in the vaults. Soon our money
began ega y TO 3, g9 to o Europe Not alone thous-
but hundreds of millions. There wa; was
alarm spreading whether we could keep
our % 1 pledges or not. The, alarm ex-
allied.
SHERMAN LAW REPEALED.
- When the money market. became
tlmld; panic resulted. There was
only one way to relieve the people, and
That was u, to regulate the silver law. The
Democnatlc party was pledged to repeal
that law. Day. after day, week after
week, and month after month the fight
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gzrsandest fight over financial question
cratic party was being blamed d for 1.-THE the
got that it was not because Of the the acts
Of the Democratic party, but of the
Republican r. ,Isaa n, party that the panic was
hard one but it was one. And with gold
came this way and confidence returned
The panic commenced under the admins
under President Cleveland CLons
cheers).
For twenty years the Republican
Sa tenn Of on1n 1monoR8ly W unaer nd tariff for reve
,a eur na1 campaign Padig Of 1892 and said that We
teot capital, we did not believe II the he
st oaptasdt satsd had had any more IRE, right to Be
Republican a l a tariff If laws D What ney1ssa waa fhe fhe
results. Todoy industry has revived and
now who cannot be satisfied The. coun-
try shows enduring prosperity, 1t is now
moving successfully under the honest
-(cheers)--and SO ably guaranteed by
BEFOGGING THE ISSUE.
the issue. so far as local questions are
concerned, in endeavoring to represent
Mr., Griggs as an advocate OF the ss ia Ia
that after man Is nominated for office
he undertakes to make an impression
upon the laboring man that ne @ IS s.raas ms
affection for the laboring class he
seems to have his whole system sat. sat.
urated with this adn1ratio1i rat Sion of doh noIi
nnS" fins Your YOU best interests are safe not
ll1s' IN the man who fiatters you,
but in the Ila,, man interesps Who reas and de- de-
Sotes his his brains and energies to protect
your interests Cloud cheers.2 MT .o5 aGfigsbs sassb
n the LEGISLATURE bo =, never When pbsa in n Hcbo
zen. understand, this Mr. Griggs r9Sheo E,fles
he grgwler yet when sa,5 he go goesb b 70 hands Gua
n nd noSs Gfting l his eyes to the skies. says
on Lora aehpo,[an 9eIp those poog pa@ghe Peep think
taia an is smoanf MrDas of iianor @ and and Il may Dc
31ar 3im o sooHi him ns harm; mas he @ may drink gepd
jeal more and settle with himself the
ext mornng ~ bsi1ye sd,s u th4s Ats on eoun dhe
nv wa are a'bbect becoming educated. There is
more joy and more happiness ana noI1 ,r
brightness and more mo- ,s love nl,r;tv IN than Mai
sre of9ea IS fnsd IN all tt the ns men % ever made Deaf
en5ng applause and cries of You're
I'm not a temperance man by amy means
remember Whether, a man! man shall ; !, drink bil1l
7r not is personal question with q llR aiIa-
-oinson, than on any other day. Ap-
aSSs And ds6m se far a For this he @attsg fsrJa H
ure to conbtroi the hold ,igbt 5ha 4o to
saw that it shall be restricted any fur.
tier than that the peace Of God is main
tanned. My brain was not put IN my
head to govern my neighbor's entire &C
when mans thoughts were controlled
by law; when he couldn't walk the
streets. except as allowed by law ana nd
public thoroughfare:, The law is made
to give all personal liberty and it IS not
within the province Of any Inan leglsa,ye anse
neighbor's. The law doesn't intend
70 ssils ostracize saor T. man a gdoG. because
haow ha drinks ail about neef f. GaughteS e If
were going to put any. regulation on the
statute books concerning beer, | would
less it were good. There would be
more good accomplished in enacting that
provision than by all other acts which Which
remember. against Mr. Griggs' taking
beer in Hoboken-Iexpect to take some
with Mr.. Coyle after this nne meeting IT is over.
"Ilhe Democratic party has had control
of the execlltiv department OF the state
for thirty years men /, W1o no RANK rse fgano To.n
Parker to Leon Albeit, and when Grlggs
calls those men, dishonest he insults the
2NeSRiej Ne% jersey gels snce nes 1855 lsgant 6nild
:ngs for the poor and insane have been
erected, and not one dollar have the peo-
ole been assessed. New Jersey is the
a dollar of debt. What has the acts. Of
one dishonest man 10 do with the party?
A Republican treasurer of the State not
long ago stole 100000 from the State, but
haven't heard Brother siriggs mention
that fact. but that does not say that
'The cry of Griggs is. that the same
old gang is running. the campaign.
suppose that am in that gang. They
sent an Investigating committee ITO my
office. some time ago. They questioned
niiure in my once. They next put my
office boy can the, stand and asked him
what sort of fellow I was any way.
They sent me a subpoena and fifty cents,
and afterwards let me go with the state
ne8t a that my office was all right say
affairs of the. State for thirty years is
not to be ashamed of, and those foul
persons who are trying to depreciate New
Jersey before the citizens are towards
| am proud of my State, whatever it
CORPORATION TAXES.
"When Griggs was in the Senate a bill
was introduced to tax railroads and cor
porations the same as other citizens.
The Delaware, LaclSawanna and West
but one-half of one per cent. The jol.at'
committee of the Legislature after con
sidering the bill, reported with john w
Griggs signature attached that the rail-
roads Es, be taxed axe the same as citizens, with
so1al property fsuch as cars and all roll
.ng stock) be exempt You can thank
Triggs for that. Today he says that
he is in favor of equal taxation There
is no object in his mind that siirun o1,rlfs
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