The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-20


or our Navy III command OF a foreign ad-
nHrai inan 10 put the Iica> iry Department
III the hands 81 u Secretary who would
narter II away tu n syI,dcatc. | would
resist such M aIc.al Iciicy with as
much ,Irrc>tnpss rs wou!G me progress
of Al invading army.
Once when Mr. Lincoln was candidate
for office so:I.c"ne said 10 MIN: Il nope
the Lord IS on your size, and ne rcPht'i
that nt WAS u.ufr anxious 10 it ON the
Lords side. | ain glad tfat III TINS cam
paign we have many evidences that an
uver-rnling Providence Is On our sluc anu
lii no one instance that | know of IL that
over rung fruNldcnce 80 distinctly ana
clearly manifested as in the recent fctter
IT the Secretary Of The Treasury.
Let me ask YOU Question. Did me
adi fiNlraIiuu wncu II Tr'niIu rndru The
repeal oT IN" Sherman law i'n''N" it wouid
cure our Troubles: ir u ono then the
adminiSl ration was 80 a.Tniutt!s mistaken
that you have the rlS!it &" disregard ami
uiStruSt the kLow."uS,' &c III" idn!lii>jfa-
tiuu on t!iS guCI!On. ir thr adm lnistr;i-
ton knew that the repeal uf Iiie sherman
law wOull not bring I.lrf, then You have
the nglt 10 aistrG>' i,''' iarr,NiN oi tue
aGruiui..t ration which would thuS retoin-
mend one Enhcy ard pursue ano'hcr
here the .nrshtr.I..i@ 1.sI.I' D-s "a 10 DIS
charge their con-. .Bts uioI me audience
ard the bunting shed il calo-s upon the
hoGo.ci spectators on the plL' iurui. dycing
them red AID Blue insiisrr. r'Ht'"!y.
\ forest of Umbrellas arJSr IN III" audi
cncc. and one ChiVaIric sE"cia or einulat-
ing Sir Walter Raleigh. l"oS of his coat
disi threw To anOaI Mr- tti, au i>-si . 4!frrs.
standing hiuiSrli III bare sleeves in the
p-iter.ng rain 1his eititcd cheers from
the crowdJ but nevertrcicss the grounds
began rapidly to he divested Of spectators
SCORES THE ADMINISTRATORS
Sh,Its werc Fused iot AIR. Bryan To 20
nu and diSr.gariing All the In,o iveniences,
he continued:
Ii the administration knew when II
recommended the retirement or the green.
backs and Treasury notes as means OF
stopping n- iEaiu, oI The SpIi oI the treas
ury that after they were retired "A policy
world he pfo,yssl,d such IS t;e SECRETARY
dow rcComU.ends, 1t was dishonest IN not
taking Ee people INTO It's confidrnccat tbe
time. II IL uh not know that then let IL
confess II igtp-;tu:e OF finances and OF he
laws of the 20 oIniry
Does the administration know now that
when II starts ia rcCeem silver dollars IN
gold II Wi! start another endless ciIhIn
which VIII cram the 1reaSur! an cu'i-
less chain which Will continue until ihey
retire Az the silver dollars ana SuiSlltut"
bonds IN their place?
Now. Gpm-t tn.uk my language II harsh.
Here u vOiCe ~ iHr GRO wd S'tUat'"l "ni. II
IS not half harsh enough. aud ihl> was
erected with applause MT- Bryan con.
timed. These men are the pEhilC servants
OF the American people and tl:''y inv" no
more right To hetray the peop' INTO th.
ElltlS ti 1f4t ~ 4pNN~ W is't'''ft A's'''
Bened;ct Arnold had To attempt to b"iray
the American army.
The rain became still more intense at
,t,ts MONT and witSstaIIriIug cries from
III. audience nf Hit EN- again. general
run for shelter was started. Mr. Bryan
continued: .r.....r. .,f.-....
Th;u's All have tn say about the Secrc-
tary'S letter at tins time.
i.re the same coadjutor in tie crowd
shouted out And that settles IT. where
upou there was an unthurst ol laughter
and cheers.
Now. Continued Mr.. Bryan, in the
few moments lert me. let me call your
attention to the language used by the
father Df his country in the message gwen
To the world 100 years ago today
Washington said i'll t,Iit n,,,Ssag-, There
can u. no greater error tn expect or CaiCu-
late upou real favors frrni nation to
nation 1t is an Illusion which experience
must cure, which Il just pride ought TO
disard.'' - Those who are expecting foreign
rations. dominated Ivy thc creditur classes
who profit hy Il rising dollar, TO Jon WIN
us in stopping the rise. in the dollar are
doomed To disappointment. and IL is dil-
IicIt to see bow any person Can expect
sll yer to bc restored To its rightfui
place by foreign aid when we have waited
for twenty years only To find our op-
ponents more hostile tban ever.
Ave covcrtly threaten that they VIII use
tue notes which they hold to control our
financial policy II relief is TO come to
the AfEcrRsin peoIic IL must CoiiIt iFoin ehc
American people themselves, and on this
day when we celebrate the one hundredth
anniversary of Wastington's farewell ad-
dress, We may resolve 10 achieve our
financial Independence without the aid OF
any other nation.
At tn!S point the storm took Possession
or the meeting and an indiScriminite and
intlecoruus exit was begun, although cries
We're raised by the crowd ct ''ro on"
Rain won't hurt you" Give it TO Mark
Hanna etc
Carriag ges wer in waiting Tor Mr. Bryan
and other distinguished guests. and they
all took their departure without having an
opportunity or listening to a speech of Mr.
Grady's. which was supposed to te an
effective answer to the recent addresses
OF Mr.. BoUrke Cochran.