New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
THE BEAUTIES OF BERGEN BEACH
tRCUgTSHOP IRELAND on SILJER.

~ pvF,rs WHICH VIE SAYS NAY CHECK I"H
TIDE Oh nErrRNlNG PROSPERITY.
Chicago Nav @ Archbishop Ireland Of 81 PAU.
returned Yesterday from a trip 20 the last ana
,cf, here NJ & o'clock last night 'or ms nome l"'
Archbishop was asked what might prevent me "''
~ prosperity. evidently MOI" just setting H. 'r"'"
reaching is greatest gh and IN his reply 20 N"
question Doc fully dehnti MS poSi""" %" ' "
question lie sail.
The present silver agitation might cn'rk me Pc
roI 90 prosperity which u Gems - 49,, 1919, and
,..,lrr nat may be criticised FOR what say bu,
il s the ruth. ana shat does II matter ""r'"'' :
Niih5ui entering into the merits OF the difhcul,
an intricate que@tions invoNrl IN W., ~ lone
the silver phase. or rrazc. "ouli say x :. ~ -
iefr Is 10 niergA'.nsi ,be commcrcla ma
ZION, an attempt on the part o. the United states
+" return 10 free coinage ~ silver would be- iaia
.rn. rni,ei states il largely borrowing nation
- a country undevcl1ped Ia necessarily borrower
ID, ,h. older nations. AMI that mus, Ios'uNry ~ ",
,,..n INTO consideration when "" lightly SPEAK 81
rs,ng.rg the form %, financial basis. II II out
.r,er hs..s I, De- accepted bv the balance u the
world. Willy ni'y We are a" .m,'sr, pa - ~ CON
flrenf and what propose OF what u Wop"-'N 10
,ho. Who favor silver - only feasible" on me supp2
"a. - accept a blmeia.iir s'aniari 49,,
what borro" =" must rscelve rom " g., ",',
millions OF securities II they are 70 DO pay, p.t
or their advances N syer ~neh t m ,,rDy vii
No., i" n and &, f.. an absurd folly 10 magne that
cin compel them - 10 30 ma "nrnnerc,,l
woriI and whether ~" Ike II or not "" mus ma, ma,
Numbering ne and II We 10 not We alon" must
bear the consequences We can only hope 1, main.
cordial anl honorable entente This 20 mo IL IN"
simplest phase ~ the silver question IL ~ thr eaS'
bar ~ ., considering what should and should
mot do The way is very plain and clear. We are
IN no position 10 stand aioo, nor 10 H raa
dcnce IN our business institutions except 10y asres
ms haN u
I'm the rnaris Of the world. where We me-, M 1.'
j. in competition win rs and an ~nSn W." h pa
lively refuse accept our proposed silver nasS a.
that 81 tho whole world 30 not see no" '"r,r
statement % The position Of that large commercial
world toward us from which we must porio" n i
u,hr,h i, anrs.,rs we should have with wisdom on
tho part Of oar rulers ana prudence !" inc po''''
action OF our people.
The d,s,ngush.I prelate also referred 10 the labor
trouble "a the second element which may cheek
prosperitys advance. and said;
| believe there Is a general disposition prevailing
able wages as soon az the Industrial situation VIII
permit But capital demands absolute safety IN
exceptions TO this general re-here and there CAPT
on ,he vhole | do not ind any disposition except
that rcmuncrate labor fairly where business con
Above ali things I believe should keep our
eyes upon general condition OF the country ana
mcnts leading To the late depression In regard
to which We may a. vel be candid Hne w was sr
IOpulSt &c. SfInl-
forced or threatened In many states. II seemed IN
The eyes Of many as II capital the enemy 81 the
whole country and the result was that capital dis-
appeared from midst and the whole country was
nat For Ave or ten years to come must en-
Jravor 10 coax capial back and II ~ the only safe
policy for TO pursue" Both rich AMI poor are IN
ierestel alike I'm the welfare Of the whole country
and have that confidence In all Americans that l
believe peaceful representations and actions VII
gradually away with all danger OF abuse on either
side OF capital labor. The violence. angry feel
ings. unsafe Legislation viii undermine me wnole
country do not believe these feelings can spread
All that have heard and seen In the East Indicates
a great return OF the od-tme American prosperity.