The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-26

this issue. A long as a creditor nation
has the single gold standard it cannot
maintain prices. If we should try to pay
six months interest on our debt in gold
the gold standard would break. So we
must offer our products so much lower
than the products of any other country
that they will not demand gold. The
American producer must sell below the
cheap labor of India and the English
colonies and the South American coun-
tries. AS the flow of capital goes from
Egypt, so the flow of capital goes from
some of our western states. How long
will it take to drain them? Only the is
sue of more bonds will keep up the tariff
prices. After that comes the deluge.
Must Be Settled.
This question must be settled. If we
cannot prevent the issue of more bonds
IN time OF peace to keep up the gold
STANDARD by ballots. we must do it in
bullets. But he intended his children
should not be made bond slaves by the
tHSnmal Pasha, WHO sits in the White
OF prices without destroying us. Which
lhdlcateS the highest statesmanship-to
look to stability in prices or to a rise TO
II, US from this deadly depression, or to
unit! We can throw off this deadly de
preston IN prices only by increasing the
supply OF gold or by adding another met
al TO it. Biologists say we cannot long
increase the supply of gold. Therefore we
must place silver at its side.
He charged the Republicans with put
1t is in. He charged the Democrats with
DONG nothing TO relieve that condition.
What should be done? He had come west
10 say that II the people would not make
common cause and unite, regardless of
party, then the cause is already lost. The
light must not be carried on only in par
ty lines. 1t would have been as well to
nave tried TO put down the rebellion with
in party lines. There is more than a Get
tysDurg before the silver men.
Silver Before Party.
If the silver wing of the Republicans
could win the platform and candidate he
was with them. But he stood ready to
trample any organization under foot to
But can you do it? No. The machinery
OF the Republican party is controlled by
the gold men. The American colonists
might as Well have expected to win the
revolution by lighting in British regi-
ments as the Democrats or Republicans
TO win this fight in organizations already
against them: The Democratic national
viii not be able to nominate
until it has split. Cleveland will see that
the silver men do not have the two hun
dred and thirteen majority to nominate a
man. Inc Populists cannot carry the
country On the Omaha platform. If the
silver men are to stay divided, victory is
impossible. They might as well give up
now.
Tories Are Plenty.
Let Republicans and Democrats stay
With their parties until they see their |
cause is hopeless. Then let them say the !
cause is before the party. Let the Amer |
can people arise to the occasion once. |
Are you willing to submit the question o,
whether we shall determine our own fin
lnces to Great Britain or any other ma !
ion? (Cries Of "No!' ''Nor) Where are |
he descendants of the fathers of 1776? |
Has that race died out? There are plenty |
If Tories. Utah should come in for sill |
yer first, party second. Cleveland and |
Sherman will vote the same ticket next
year. With them will be the gold men
With a band playing. God Save the
queen" Can a greater number be gath
red to hear the strains of yankee Doc
lie" under a starry American flag?
He said in conclusion that Mr.. Sibley is
lot a candidate; but he has a heart as
zig as Lincoln's. and, if made president,
would make another Lincoln.
Messrs. Warner and Sibley are due in
Grand Junction tomorrow night and
therefore, they will leave this morning or
his evening.