The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-08-06

ernment has endorsed with out quail
ification that topping system.
why Is that when we offer cure
We are called communists when the re-
publican party has allied itself to
monetary system which will eventually
bankrupt the country?
Shall we ever six months take our
treasury to the Morgan syndicate for
the gold cure?
There is but one issue in this cam
paign, namely, whether it is in the
power of the American nation by its
act of legislation to bring to a suffering
people the boon that is now required?
General Walker points out the truth
when he says that the contest Is now
being waged between one square mile
of London and the rest of the civilized
world Now, If 1t is impossible for the
European nations to go forward In op-
position to this square mile of London,
why is it communistic and anarchistic
for a free nation to give to mankind
the succor it needs BY reason of the
feeble policy of this land and country
1t had become to be believed that peace
should be maintained at any price.
"It was when those strong words of
Richard Olney went forth, That Amer
lean soil should not be invaded by
kings, emperors, that the nation was
respected.
"A bloodless war has been fought for
our national honor.
81 beg to ask these doubters whether
or not new declaration of independ-
ence of the United States may not be
achieved ?
1--WE are to contend with greater
powers than England. A power that
makes and unmakes kings +; a power
enthroned in the city of New York,
which is to defy the will Of 7O.0oO,0O0 Of
people.
Another syndicate has been formed
to control the United States treasury
to rescue the country from bankruptcy
1t is not composed solely of American
citizens
''Its purpose is not patriotic, but po-
litical. It's members do not intend to
support the United States treasury one
day longer than the third day of No
vember.
"They know that another sale Of
bonds would defeat the republican
party.
II. for one, would rather see million
bond sales than have any foreign COR
poration like Heidelbach, Ickelhimer &
Co. control the politics of the nation.
IT thank heaven that good fortune
has not compelled our party to follow
the gold standard. Never was there a
| more elaborate funeral preparation
than was made for the democratic par
ty two months ago. 1t was in the
preparation of this funeral that the
republicans sucked the poison from our
system They are now getting ready
for the grave they dug for u.s.
Already the mistake has been made
manifest in the west
| "a United States senator has said
that the republican party was the
friend Of silver and that the free COIN
age of it would not come except
through the republican party.
"We will hear more of the record of
the republican candidate, who for
twenty-four years has never failed to
vote for free silver in any form that it
came to him.
Our candidate stands, as he has al
ways stood, for the free coinage of sill
Yer.
There are men in our party who are
unwilling to be governed by the major
ity. They will stay with us or they
will leave us; it is not material which,
/ But 1 think the same policy will be
maintained here as / have endeavored
to impress upon the democrats of Mas
sachusetts. eLt them go without harsh
words.
There will be new alignment of
parties after the election of the Sd of
November. For every democrat who
leaves us five honest, earnest men from
the republican party will come to us.
(Voice in subdued tones like h--.)
"Men who have long looked for re-
form which never came will join hands
with us.
'The labor organizations Of New
England are with us; the farmers of
New England are with US. They feel
sympathetic throb with their western
brethren.
LET your policy be to meet abuse
with kindness.
1--WE raise no red flag. We are not
boilers. We are following the will of
our party-the will of the majority. We
are not ashamed to follow the peoples
will. We do not arrogate to ourselves
the right to control the will of the peo-
pie
"It will not be long before the democ-
racy will have an opportunity to study
this question.
1T is not right to criticise any man
for halting in his opinion on this ques-
| ton. They have heard but one side of
| it. 1t is not just to call down abuse
upon men who have had no opportuni-
| ty to study the idea we ask them to
support.
I'VE are a.people's party and have no
/ money. These boilers have taken the
money with them.
'If you know a man who can be
bought, strike him out from your can
vass. We cannot cope with the money
that our opponents have to put in this
| campaign.
This is not better illustrated than in
! the change of policy of the so-called
democratic papers of New England
| why have they, in the face of this
| demand for education, run the whole
pack, barkers and ALL tail down, into
| the enemy's camp.
Now, fellow democrats, l bring you
the greeting of the democracy of Mass
achusetts. 1t has been enthused with
a fire which has not been seen since the
war. We do not intend to be found