The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
worth as silver dollars under free COM
MILLS OR MINTS7

MILLS OR MlNTSI
Mr., Bryan proceeded with his srgu-
ment and added:
Il assert that the business man de-
Ponds for success upon the farmer and
the lsboring man. II you want business
men 70 prosper. you cannot make them
prosperous by making the money ioaner
prosperous. because business men do
not make their money out of those from
whom they borrow. They make their
money out OF those 20 whom they sell
goods. and II the people cannot buy
goods the merchants cannot sell goods.
and the people cannot buy goods until
they have money 10 buy goods wtrh-'
A voice-Start up tue mills.
Mr.. BrySn-Suppose you start up the
mills: how are you going 10 dispose of
the things which tho mills produce I'M
| less the people can buy the produce u
your n.ills7
Mr.. Bryan proceeded and said:
Mr. Blaine in 1879 S1sd thar the de-
Struction of silver as money and the
establishment % gold as the sole unit
| OF value must have a rufnous effect on
| all forms OF property except those in
vestments which yielded a fixed return
OF their money: and these would be enor-
mously enhanced IN value and gain q
disproportlonste and unfair advantage
over every other species of property"
Great spplause)
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
A voice-Would 2, not be as hard 20
change the standard OF money in the
word as it would be 20 change the
standard OF weights ind measures In
the world?
Mr.. Bryan viii answer that aues-
ton by saying that, On the firSs place.
the world has no standard of weights
and measures. and We have been unable
10 bring the nations OF the world TO
agree to a standard OF weights and
| measures. In the second place, why
did not you give the advice IN lsT3 tina,
you are giving now? They changed
| our standard OF mon1y then and fos
| twenty years they have tried n. keen
| US from undoing what they did then.
: Those who deny the right OF the people
to use the law TO restore silver 20 its
rightful place are the very ones who
hoped to pass Law twenty-shree years
aso TO destroy the free coinage OF siI-
Yer and substitute a new standard
after the nations Of the world had tried
btmetailIsm and after this nation had
tried 1t from the beginnLaS OF the ma
ton down TO that time. They cannot
decide what other nations shall do. but
! insist that We should decide what chis
nation shah do.
PLAYING TIT FOR TAT.
did Austria ask our consent when
she resumed specie payment on a gold
basis7 Did Italy ask our consent when
she resumed specie payment on a gold
basis? DID the other nations of The
world ask our consent when they
changed their standards No: then. sir.
what man who wants 20 be an American
wants TO get down on his knees and
ask other nations consent when we
want TO do what we Is~ase7
II have given you my friends. what
might be sufficient answer. / want 20
give you a more sufficient aoswer Ny
friend wants 10 know how that can
change the standard OF tho world.
tell you that Prince Bisuarck has stated
recently mat IL hsUnited States acts
alone. IL Will be ealutory in bringing
other nations la to accept our blnetal-
lie policy. II my tinlid rr1end doubts
the ability OF this nation. I beg him
TO SIT at the foot OF foreigner and
learn confidence Ia American lnstltu-
tons"
CARRIES THE CROWD.
The crowd wss with Mr. Bryan and
his answers 10 the questions were
cheered enthussastIcssly
George Fred williams followed rns
nominees speech with a shor, speorh.
d. wrich he repud3ared th- action OF
rs- 3 a'e StIdeuis. Claiming that they
- r~t resent the cit.xsns OF Con
neciicut
Evidently New Haven wished 20 make
amends for the reception Mr. Bryan re-
c-ived last week. for the depot sheds
covered a mass OF enthusiastic human
ity. The citizens ver- tf~r. Ia noro~.
both in poiu, OF number .nS IN volume
OF lung power. Ar. Bryan spoke 20
them moment but IN that moD~nt he
gave then. opportunity - d.ciasn
any participated In th. riotozas Demon
etrxtion 81 IN. c0ii-f1srs.
Dir. Bryan just e1os>9 FEW wor1s
telling how ps>aAznt Eis tip ,hroaxh
Ees England had b@en when be va.
iufsT-uDt~f rnus. yosc~ There
are 10 Yale Students here to4.y AFR.
Bryan"
Mr. Bryan. DO no- crfr<sr~ ~
boys too harshIy. ] srn no: iacli-s,1
10 criticize th~-n as severely ss SONS
oth~rs have been I have been q col
leye boy rnys-.f ani I am inclined 20 at
tri5gte ta-sr in5>rrssrion- fnFe %
ost5fgf eI1lb>rstion ,tz1 70 any Glib
crate gnreufiDn - icfsrfsrs WITH free
sr>=cb J shall always h~ CAD % re-
turn 20 New Haven wien csrrsunstan-
- vii permit ard ] an sure ihss
waa.4v~r may - my ~ast>cs. I vii -
able 20 hpd D~TSoos hare WHO are viii
Ing . listen. even 2 hey do no. axr~-.
{ an cd % nO-tr- o. growth ofths
silver f-aEne1t IN New Enxiaad
...s.vs - 80 errs--r- g. skfH ssasr ~-snf~
90 Let few GAYS AID ! ara sgrs TIE
more IT, s85l-ct = s-usles "a Sgs
he more supporters re- ST.
yer VII azvs-
Tk@rs xeYs short rfors made a
B-6ze.o~f ard Stamford Ensrs REg-
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bus they we ~ l2rz ~rs8sxs ser 10
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