The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-28

the people to supncrlte Tor lie Loan
tAe same argaim1'I'. thnt xct6 brought
forth % sustain .s> uri>rt> nile. The
details pf thi3 .Ic. I<cord NJ 10 I'D
papers Nere ~ trr-n<e1. ana il was
confidently oc||-<e1 by very ons that
the soyeru1u eu< VpuI1 again be placed
IN the humIliatIns position d seilins
- bonds unisr pfivate con fact Al
| $1s0411zz, when on peccmber 81 1896. i
had the nosor OF lntroducinr n fHe
Senate q rfsolntton Declaring Il "a Ia
the SENS u the Senate that Il, more
bonds Of she United States should be
SOD under private CONTRACT, but only
after sis.e notice and rtisenent ask
ing for bids, According "a! the Daf,ers
everything pointed to the sale 81 slO0. s
100000 bonds being made In d few lia ~,
a!ler tne resolution was introduced.
Ine olntion was opposed vigorously
by Senator Hill, OF New York, as the
champion Of the administration: IN
the debate Senator Hill declared that
the resolution was t,nwise. se,,seless
and would hamper and embarrass the
Executive; that the people did not have
me gold to subscribe for the bonds.
ffeNthe Senate voted by As to 8 to take
q up This vote was significant and
clearly showed The Judgment 81 the
Senate. ON the following Mcnfiays Ire
President and the Secret Of the
Treasury offere1 the bonds al spuf, lic
l'sale giving thirty days notice. The
sac took place IN the carly part 81 Feb
fiiat:y the price realized avera eet3
.ap5 The bonds were sabscrihed Tor
siS dimes over, BY $40 bidders, show
ing that there was no NECESSITY for, a
private sale and the people not only Ind
confidence in the government. b,tf a af
there was $500. 00D, 900 Of gold ii the
country, ready to be loaned by the peo-
! pie to the government, this, too. when
there were rumors OF war with Ene-
land. It Is believed that but for this
timely resolution, brought forward by a
Republican Senator, and the vote ON It.
In the Senate, The President would.
have again made a private contract to
sell the $100. 000, 900 OF bonds, out Of
which the bankers would have made
at least s10. 0oo, 900.
New Democratic Party Demands the
Free and Unlimited Coinage Of sil-
yer at 16 to 1.
The Trojans were advised to afear
the Greeks even when Offering gifts"
Sad experience teaches us that we
should fear the Democrats when they
offer the country free trade or free sil-
yer, especially with reputation. COM
mnnism and anarchy thrown in. For
twenty years, and especially during the
last ten years, Democrats have declared
free trade, in modified form, was the
one thing needed that 1t would help
the country. increase business, employ
ment and wages. This would have gone
on from campaign to campaign, but for
the fact that after long persuasion the
people trusted the promises Of the Dem
ocratic party. and have had a period OF
tariff for revenue only. The results are
manifest on All sides. 1f we had not
tried Democratic tariff. the Democrats
~ =. SUI. " pslss.s.lin me people
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ss ~ s.1e oout.lty Sselns mat oe1eat
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nsss.o IVY es,,locls.sac party ton lsl
on the Supreme Court ami the Nat onall
honor and the nat onal credit, n
.sa.n ~ sns pan people we're
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,ses y an..ss, sesle ,AsleMaus ensy wsls
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.ne les.a.'ls y, tlie new seize'o
upon h.ee sllyer as .ne pest means OF ?.
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.neir tlouples lney knew win WIN TINS
Wy eney co.tlu pest ap ept. 10 PASSION
alls alouse pleluulse. WIN 1ree SILVER
anu az me promises tney nope 70 capture
the iaIa1ers' wase-earners ana al VINO
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me resoless anu me uisoraefly, tnose.
VINO "ont @ork, Dull i've on OF society
wltnout Workiag ana .ne agltatoFs'
Communists, ana Atarch1sts, TINS new