The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-05

munity Of ~ liberty Of chOics, 1nelf
oDJeot " 20 VntaDuan n privileged class
lnat priynogru tlass nOuln CONSIST VI
tho owners VI tno bdbNr ininra Wncn
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uVnbf ~ sVm, cyiuod iHtV Oviafu, ati
10 iofeU tHt pVnmsiDty 10 hutVpt thess
ooihfB " isH lrBaI tsbdvr at thp rate
0f iyy cents m sou, Ine mOmUbt tle
iiaau Oi nugn oiuiip o. lDg,d mOiiuy u
exposed, hii u N bvw DuihK very faDidiy
uApOsvu, tnat JiVineat tne dunscr pves0s.
~ - ,iOw inan4aat ~ yFufy Ole that ihe
DDIS"sHity ia afvsosd, si.at ustfy inteili-
ssht Hiaii a., tnr Dnittd statos Htis .Oaiid
vst TIE u'DAj hut tids attempt 10 lni-
pOsv onesp o. Sbvat HVngy upon tHsui
"ui 10 aV.ea.eu, hnd tHltt t1u pandiuHte
WDV ivnnB mhsth e,tnor ~ dogiAf1tion
% ~ s''0Hsv ~ tnis eViisDna+y Niil 10
us'vats1 a etvr hy1.nateu.
ne tiing " uiSguasIVD and reasoning
has pnHHrd, mo ifap1 ~ urtgptvd, aD1
tue eau VI ,nU Hfvps saaiJic eOiHgt 10 nov
~ biEnS IaJ money ~ Condemned; gO0d
MONEY, meeting ,nV aumTaDiv vsnniuon
~ 1VrnsssHi--sOod money toBBlAts Of
CON wnicn N worm as muoh aitrr II ~
nui,Vu aH II pufpur,H 20 10 SUrtn ~ the
mwtm uuit 0, value Oi this eounify.
nheh thAt tcipiel has Ourn pfoaOuLCvd
40 bn'niHtaAhUig tsriHs tae present pafaI-
yEib VI uaVV Nli sfp1.
it nau WAUn D,tny yeats ~ Dfing the
puUnc 10 TINS uOi'ciss.On. Dat any person
unpa0ic -, uuaHnB wItn ana ODssi ying
thr iVgic Oi me case ana hnOwing ths
course ~ events mas iOhg Doen ~ certain
Ia
reached aa ne " now that the dime mas
come Tor its attaiHmynt. Tho timid a,.a
time SERVING candidate Will go 10 the
wall and tue man VINO has tho courage
Of bis convictions. Nno wlu maintain the
cause OF good money. VIII De elected
president wbothrr nominated by either
of the existing political organizations OF
by thlrd party u II becomes necessary
10 break thu two existing organizations.
N only rcmaiaA Tor the masses Of tho
community led by the business men who
are moving In tho matter to hold In
dependent meetings and conventions by
which their decree may be- uttered. TO
which the political wiropullers must
either bow or give way Tho prepara-
tionH Tor these meetings are now becOm-
ing manifest Ia many places. Accord
ing 10 my observation this decision which
has been reached al over tho country
under the pressure Of hardship has gone
far bcyond anything that the political
wirepullerr. especially In Washington,
suspect.
THE cfort 10 pass bad money upon
this people has failed Il Is lost cause.
and the date of complete surrender will
come when the Will OF the people. now
being aroused North, South. East ana
West. has uttered iia decree. But II Ia
not anfa TO forogo action. II n ncces-
Hary 20 move the forces on the line OF
good money II II costs a whole seasons
depression OF business II would now be
as unsafe TO assume that the battle II
won without further effort as II would
have been unsafe for Grant TO rest In
his camp without outnanking the forces
that fled from Richmond.
This is tho fnal contest In which the
advocates OF bad money are not only TO
be- defeated but forced TO absolute. final
and unconditional surrender. when that
surrender comes the elements OF progress
which are now gathering in this country
viii give such impetus that few can even
imagine IT, Everything Is ripe for enter
prise energy and material welfare-ali
kept back by the distruat with which the
advocates OF bad money have infected
the community"