Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-08-06

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& conduct OF tllia. debate without
ss,finginG 10 my books and alludes 70 that.
reminding yotl Ofs d The quito for which
Brother Harvey. ig sOs pecnliar TIL which
! he. says: now pass the book over TO:
Mr. aOrr. 81 when he knows Tint its Is in,-
possible for me dufing g esexcit cnent OF
the debate 10 examine and look into the
only times when 81 We done haye5
caught him MISC citing the book and:
made him own a ghts here before the
audience -
s. Mr. Harvey-AIr Horr, TINT Is not time. &
ssSs NE Horrs,rll audience knows whether
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zzsss Harvey The record the debate.
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& Mr. Horr said that she# would, admit that
I the quantity of gold IN the. world had not
world but It was not necessary. One
I hundred dollars would now do more than
Z two thousand dollars Il would formerly.
4 NINETY -hYes per cent OF the business was
& done without the use of gold except as IL
standard Of measure. He Illustrated the
;scase by citing q stream sOn. which there
was an old fash oned mill Let . other
modern mills be Constructed along this
stream and BY using the same water the
output would be vastl y Increased: ~ s
Mr.. Harvey, replying, made another APP
&pltcatiOn of sthe comp risOn of the stream
to money. Suppose, he 50. ID, that mills had
been built along the stream and their ma
suddenly enc half Of the flow y of 4. that
& stream were cut on. How would 1t affect
the mills 7 Suppose, again, that certain per.
/ sons should divert the water Of I. this
\ stream store It In great reservoirs and
charge the mills a toll for its use That
would be- q parallel ease to that OF the
relation of the people and the banks at
! present Mr. Harvey gave figures showing
3 the number of homicides In the United
/ States from 1882 to 1 sol, the number OF
suicides, the number OF conyicts In prison,
.setc. He at tributed these to decreasing
wages and the increas sing value OF money.
& He said he point ed out these things be-
cause they indieatt a Il national I disease;
"a disease threatening the life Of the re-
I public. was necessary to homes .ly5 dag
Il nose the s. disease In order to apply the
& remed lsrepubli les had fallen from the
same causes When they rcached d point
where the control OF the necessar;e les Of
{ life fell into the hands OF selfish smen. 4
monarchy became logical and nece ssary.
& = The aRlasses became res Tess why? Be
cause they have become poor = because
they have been Deprived Sof the necessaries
of life: They become restless, then comes
crime, as Lam now giving you from the
statistics in this debate: Then come power.
S:ty and suicide md Insanity. Z: The country
goes. morally I and sspoii tically crazy. Then
comes the
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