The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-03
NEBRASKA FOR OUR NOMINEE.
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to have them say to men who are with
us that II they vote our ticket they must
De discharged and lose their bread and
butter. Continued applause0 NY
friends, they know that If we succeed
IN this campaign there will be legisa-
uon which will punish the man who at
tempts to deprive another OF the right Of
citizenship. Applause)
They ten us that the national banks
are against us. Yes, some of them are
because. my friends, we believe that the
Sreenhaek, as we have it to-day is bet
ter than to retire the greenbacks and is
sue bonds and give the banks the benefit
OF me interest (Appause) NY friends.
we nave found mon advocating honest
money who were so afraid OF paving their
depts in dollars that were not honest that
IN order to avoid all possibility OF mis-
take they have refused to pay their debts
at all, daughter and great applause)
we stand in this campaign for n reversal
OF the financial policy which has cursed
ohls country for twenty years. We are
IN favor OF restoring the gold and silver
coinage of the constitution. We are in
FAVOR or having an American financial
poIlcy Tor the American people. AN
pause with cheers) We do not expect
the support OF those who doubt the abil-
ny OF the American people to attend to
tner own business. applause and
cneersJ we do not expect the support
OF those who have more faith in foreign
hnanciers than they have in our own neo-
pie We do not expect the support
OF those who would rather
trust the destinies of 10000 600
OF Americans to few foreign fnanciers
tu"h trust the deetinies OF our people in
thelr own hands. Great cheering).
But my friends while we have against
US many or these influences which are
considered great and potent. we have an
our SIDE those who believe in the old fash
Toned idea of government-that it should
guarantee equal rights to all and speciaI
privileges to none. applause MY
lllehds, Tomorrow is the day on which
you register your will; tomorrow is the
DAY when, by your ballot, you describe
the government under which YOU desire
to live. II you desire a government or
syndieates, by syndcates and for syndi-
Gates you have right TO It, and YOU
can cast your influence with those who
are against us. (Appause). If YOU still
DelleVe in the government that Jefferson
advocated, the government that Lincoln
desired'-a government of the people, by
the people and for the people, you must
JOIN with those who believe In a govern
ment by the people. (Applause)
$50 far as l am personally concerned
THIS election will simply determine wheth-
er shau remain private citizen or oc-
cupy the most exalted position within the
power of man to confer upon a fellow
man. 1t will determine whether | shall
remain with you to uphold as best can
tne hand OF the one who is elected until
ms policy can be reversed at the polls or
whether l shall depart from you to be
gone TOUR years, and then return to live
with you the rest of my days. (Great an
plause and cheering) / have stated that
II erected shall not be absent from you
more than four years. When | stated II
meant 1t, and / want you to believe in
my sincerity when l say so. applause,
ana cries of We do) / believe that tbe
office is attended with duties so great
WIN responsibilities so heavy that the
man who occupies Ii ought TO have no
personal ambition beyond proving him
sell worthy of the confidence of those
VINO elect him. Great cheering and con-
tlhued applause) If elected, | shall con-
secrate four years of my life to the SER
wee Oh my country, feeling that when
that Is done all is done in the wav ~
honor that can be DONE and then 7 sbalj
reyolce again TO be a private citizen I'm
TINS nation where to be citizen Is greater
than to be king. Great applause)
NY friends, l remember that when n
niue Tess IMAM two years ago / returned
10 TINS city after completing four years
IN congress you met me and extended TO
me welcome which touched nv heart
ana want to say to you that nothing
you can do in the future can Withdraw
from me what you have done i'm the mast
You may turn against me If you like
butmy friends,yo cannot undo what Won
nave already done nor can YOU take from
me the feeling of gratitude which / enter
tam towards those whose kindness and
confidence first gave me an opportunity 10
become Interested in public questions the
Kindness and the confidence Of those who
enabled me to begin the great fight I'm
winch l am now engaged. (ApplaiIsel
My friends, L want you to believe me
when / say that l have enjoyed the on
portunfty Of defending bimetaIlism he
cause believe 1t Is a righteous cause. ana
l want you to believe that / would
rather stay among you as a private ciu-
zen and be permitted stln to
raise my voice against what I conceive, 10
be crime against the human race than
to enjoy all the honors in Christendon II
had to join i'm the conspiracy. Great APP
plause and cheering). And, now, let me
ask of you that you who are Interested i'm
the result of this campaign shall lose no
effort to have the vote recorded tomorrow
exactly as the people desire to vote.
am seeking no Involuntary support have
said, and / repeat, that 1 do not want a
vote unless there is behind the vote the
heart of the person who casts the vote.
Great applause). The work which lies
before President who goes into Office