The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07
BRYAN On SILVER
The Nebraska Ex-Congressman
Speaks at Mexico. Mo-
n. Pays His Respects 60 Carlisle and >hsr-
n.An. and the Repeal of the sherman
Law. aud Declared sn Favor 81
ia Ia I silver Policy.

among friends. From the moment he \
stepped upon the stage until he uttered
his last syllable he held the people /
completely under his sway
Early this morning the farmers from |
the surrounding neighborhood logan \
fiockin- 10 the city. and al noon there |
was room for just one more team 10 he |
hitched around the courtyard. The
local band paraded the streets between
1 and : o'clock. and the military com
panv gave drill later on All this IN
honor OF the frce-silvcr champion
The opera house here seats about
!. 200 people and there were about loo
present when Judge j. A. Guthrie in
trodnced Mr.. Bryan To the audience as
an exponent OF the silver question, who
would discuss il intelligcntlv. fairly
and candidly When Mr.. Bryan arose
he was enthusiastically received step
ping close To the footligh,s he said:
-As We meet here to-day democrats Or
under the auspices 81 democrats 10 - nitirr ~
notice The fact Inat the chief IA rank anu 1iz-
ritv among the members ct the cahlE4e. y dead
SECRETARY Gresham j. lead. When IT, IA, aF-
pointed there some criticism that The pres
dent should take into h. Official family one =,
recently a republican Nh acquaintance NAtn
him showed him TO b. one ~ the most GeEnp-
cratic ~ ths members 81 the caoine-- A ccur-
agcous Judge before HI appointment. be Wa
ALWAYS "A >ymfmthizer with The c. snmur rs-or-e-
1 know / speak the sentiment - 1lA~ alcieEre
when say that - heartfelt sympathy = e1-
tended 10 the bercaNed-
nEsARDINc MR. Carlisle
His remarks were received IN silence. he
waited a moment and then plunged into The
silver question with all The nre aid v.~cr = :
young crusader. ne paid particular 1,ieni.cf
ID Secretary Carlisle utfrrarces ~ NeIsnL>
and Nashville. tie had copy ~ Secretary
Chen congressman Csrlisles speech ~ne1 ne
was in the lower house in IT, he read ex-
tracts from the speech and CON pared tasrn rlsh
ths late urterAnce> 81 the SECRETARY AID de-
pounced him A. in>incere and untrue.
..in the olden days he vas David IL me
ranks Of free silver sa.d the speaker. Hr
went forth 10 hnrl pebbles ~ truth Al the giant
Goliahs OF monometallism- To-day ~ >ee him
q GolAh. . leader Of the opposing '"rees con-
ang forth Ia challenge
Mr. BRYAN. IN particular paid attention 70
the assertion that Carlisle favored ,rre silver
md quoted hi speech In which he >ay<
II am opposed 10 free coinage a either gold
or silver bur in favor % unlimited coinage q:
both metals upon terms q exact esnslsiy
Carlisle 10 a constituent in Kentucky. n Nntch
he called attention % The fact that be voted -.
free silver He also took from another part y.
execution should be intrl>ied -
public oficer who's. opinions upon me
accord with those ~ the great majority - tne
American people and wlssr ~ rnF4tll.> w-re
with The struggling masses Nhn produce i1e
wealth and pay The taxes. rather than with -h-
Idle holders ~ idle capital The pros lstr-l>
would he ~ little cun>s- Le1ce. because y
would coin the maximum Instead 81 TIE sllri-
mum amount t0f silver allowed py laN
Taking sn.> quotation for = text NJ brs a
said
~0w ~ HARMONY WITH SHERNAS
Carlisle make. three d.~tlnct charge against
John Sherman ia taAf sentence III C-e>s.--
society fhu~-ld1r ho-Ge-~ ~ Idle capital 1E-t
the struggling masses who produce ne wealti
1..,n- II sxmrathv With Idle capita. and an
,a.0nistic 10 the masses. He further charEe'
that the treasury or-rial> dl>resarceh n
sworn DUTY " their tr-~t and t~sltr ru1 lA-
~ lie SILVER directed 10 Re nsnted 81 law
.Can one man make . more serious chang
against another ASKED the sp~aser- NJ
Carlisle remained In the >elat. fifteen rear
ana never withdrew his remarks To-Day ~
il side by side with sherman. Trying 20 p~r
petuaie the dtrnonetizaticn 81 silver lacor>e'
b. one and 20 strongly denounced ~ the cin
err ....
The speaker then quoted Carlisle Fsrc-a
single moment ia our r-or.s 20 complete n
work Of relief The struggle n"w Soinx On ca
not cease. and ought not 10 cease. untI4 a.. n
Industrial interests II the country ar. f1A4
and finally emaacipatei from the nearfe>
domination q syndicAie>- stock exchanges An
other great combinations Of money -sranusr
In this country and kuropf- Let Us y ~e ca
do no better. pass bill after bill. ernto-dyin- i
each sucstantts. prcFislon tor r
lief and sena them u the executive ". :.
and xe are unable TO secure the nece>~sry Eoi
here or elsewhere 60 enact them into A2~'
noi~itnstan1iax ~ se,o -, ~. =, 80 4,
general appropriation hills. wtth The d->tins
understanding that II the people can lret no n
lief the government can set no money
And yet Carlisle ~ay. mat he never ,avorr
silver said Mr. Bryan with a GESTURE q ~
patience let me rear more I1g.All
clause and let me say that Hcne-t Dsck blsn
never pleaded for the rights u the white met.
NOR. when he pictured the eri.s - ne q.
standard Dick Bland never nsrd AAlE Nes-
strong a. the language Carlisle Used L-sss
g. xhat ne says.
IHE SHERMAN All
The contamination q such . scher
would ultimately entail more misery upon "a
human race than ali the war. pesiileIcrs a.
famine~ that ever occurred in the history
the World The absolute and irst1nianrci
destruction 81 half the entire movable prop
roads and al other appliances for csr-yins 2
commerce while u would Re felt more s-n>
bis al the moment would net prcsi-re A.
thing like the prolonged distress ard disp
canIxatsnn ~ society that must tnesitahAg .
suit from the permanent an1l hlisstol - lr'
hall 81 the metallic money "a the ~cril " !.
Ar amps. currency lAu~trion- alr fr-<
r-aopls, will speedily rehnild their wcrss ~ Z
isrnal improvement and reiair loses - -.
eriy bat no amount 81 INDUSTRY q tcNl'' , ~
the part ~ TIE pcopl. can create ncneS y q
IN. government creates III OF authorizes H.. N
citizen mas acquire T. but he can g. re-hi'
more.
ser when b. pictured those scene> - ~
expressing MS sentiments Ma " -.
such sentences A. ftli from hts lip A. Me-
phis he does his fEa~-e-> Nl1a4tg rP1Ai'
more and nothing lf~.
Mr. Bryan then iosN rp the sherman q
which HrmonetiKs~i ~ilrsr -fAi ctAfz4 teflEs-
q crooked pie 10 lexis-atiO1
IL WA Z Deliberate ~w.-N.~ ~ 1e --rs
senate Beck ~aid that VI uuscr~1rul
neither ~ the hwr~e- az cu1.-rt~~ 8i4ift 70
trr4Ak..r IN the ht,l.t SAID thar ~ Gi1 noe v
~ retAntl Ia The TINE that the til Letlls.ft ID
silver Thurman ~aA- that nN7 p -i1l nsA
idea that silver WAS fyri1r derns rrts4tA n
N.orhts. esnrt aficai v sAsr.sf thai ths ~
mr.. w.s.~ sniir.a.I.-i without being u-Aatr~tts
I,r, rnsi are gc4n now nat eNcrtciac knrN w
ths iii mas a t.rrt set rnttria w >liTtr. !
best ara lsncrt * that a.. rtN>1nf~r~ sisA
tina out ana mhen ven gft thtNE 1-rpI
now aud The news per- cont rtt "-ip ~
has been done fniKnty quietly
xsED MORE NEIAL MONTY
.Ca-l!s.c's acriun ia ~u>p~ndtnr nc ~
chase ~ silver bullion un she pea itAt
could not gci IL al the raAsktt price -
diculou-
President clcveiand'~ message demand
tie repeal ~ the sherman Law came IN Tor
round % rough handling
There are to-day in the world Arclt 80
0aep IN gold and like amount N saAft
said the speaker. 80 you place fhesr !
a.4ssFA rwa aaras