The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-22

write and express his ideas IN language.
that there is not member OF syndi-
cate that has been beating this govern
| melt, but who take the drone's speech
and use IL as his own and without be-
ing accused OF plagiarism Great ap-
plause.)
My friends. that IA the only class
issue that We raise. and IL 10 say the
people who fight the nations battle in
time OF war have right TO do the leg
issaung in time OF peace is raising class
against class. then l am willing 20 be
called an agitators. my friends. Great
applause and cheers)
AND GLAD OF 1T
III 70 tell the people who produce
wealth that they have right 10 make
the laws 50 as - secure 10 themselves
just portion ~ the wealth they pro
6Cce. instead OF allowing the drones 70
make The laws and take the honor. then
l plead guilty 10 the charge " stirring
Up discomfort eGreat applause)
Il wiz bet that II the drone was IN
politics that party lines would no,
weigh very much with him IL he had
business interest on the other side.
Great SpplauseD
You show me the head Of a syndicate
or trust and VIII show yea man who.
whenever his business interests become
involved, grows suddsndly patriotic and
tells you that ne loves his country too
much 70 let anybody make more money
out OF legislation man he does U.augh-
ter and sQplsuse.) You read in rhe
gold standard papers how they parade
in great big headlines every time
Democrat eeaveS the Democratic parry.
iii. =.
real reason why they leave. They say
they are afraid that they VIII be en-
forced. ard the reason why these men
are wiling to contribute enormously 70
the campaign fund is beS-aus they
know that if the Chicago ticket sue
ceeds the laws Will be enforced against
them as we'll as everybody else. Great
appl&use)
IGNORAMUSES.
IT viii venture the assertion that not
hsH the men who are IN favor 81 a
gold standard can tell you what 10 20
means. They DO not understand even
the terms used in che discussion of the
money question. / would be willing 20
place the average farmer against the
average banker and turn them loose 10
discuss the monetary science and finan-
c3aI history, and the banker could not
hold his own with the farmer. Why
Because the financiar thinks he knows
so much that 1t as not necessary 20
study. while the farmer realizes that he
has got 10 study IN order 70 know about
the question. (Applause) The finan-
cier has been getting along 20 well THAI
h thinks il is not necessary for him 10
worry. but the farmer has been suffer
ing so much that he - trying 10 find GU
VITA rs the matter with the farmer. The
farmer knows that by making honey
scarce he makes II dear. and property
cheap. Applause)
My friends, We have had our finan-
cial legislation run by those people who
have made more in an hour or two "a day
gambling IN stocks and bonds and gam
bling in what the farTfer produces, than
ali the farmers Of the union could make
producing their crops. (Grea: applause,
You take. for instance. where they oaa
send a large amount OF gold abroad and
make stocks drop and bring a large
amount IN and make stocks rise again.
The people who are able 10 corner this
money there are able 20 get along fairly
well. no matter how other people may
suffer" Great applauseD
JUST LOOK AT METZ
At the conclusion OF his speceh at
Dover, Mr.. Bryan was driven imme-
diately 10 the train and at 4:45 started
for Wilmington.
At New Castle half hours stop was
made and he spoke to the crowd as
seInbled about the platform fo< few
moments. eaying in part:
II am the nominee Of three parties. In
fact got 50 IN the habit OF being nOmin-
ated that when / stopped. / felt disaD-
pointed that there were no more parties.
(Applause) ] was not nominated at the
Republican convention. but II that had
been held after ours I think We might
have been able 10 bring them over 90
free coinage" daughter and applause