The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-18

flaughfsrl said there 10 too much so,A
In the dollar. and they took II rrains out
OF the double eagle and a portion out Of
the single engles. They took out 81 every
American dollar practically six rents. and
the American dollar went on dirchargng
is functions with nobody complaining aud
nobody ending fault. lApplause.l
VIII Have To Issue Bonds
.somebody asked me 10 say a word about
the bonds You viii have the bond issue
under the next administration n MI Mc-
Kinley q elected. and VIII turn that over
20 my republican friends. Laughter snd
applause But | VIII say that you md
/ do not approve 81 the issue ~ bonds IN
the time az peace. They say ID Is necfssa
To issue bonds % maintain the gold stand
ard We have q system by which We agree
20 give 20 those who hold the paper money
az the United States. known a. greenharks.
ana treasury notes gold whenever they
want ID. When they 20 a. The treasury and
present them we riye them gold The law
says we shall give them coln and that
means gold or silver fApilausel Eut
the treasury department says that IL will
not give them silver WHY Because A.
We 10 We v IN set on q silver basis. Laugh
teri Who goes TO the treasury depart
menf for The gnlaf Has any citizen OF
this state gone 20 the treasury and iaken
lold for his currency l VIII venture that
l there Is not one. II j. the exporter Of gold.
/ the great bankers Of New York city. who
go there and demand gold. Mr. Manning.
I the democratic secretary Of the treasury
/ under Ar Cleveland. went TO New YORK
I city and said. Gentlemen. IL you are de-
handing gold for export you will not get
Z u. VIII give you silver. Then they did
not demand II. lIaughter and applause
I But Air Foster. the republican secretary.
said. 4 viii give you gold whenever You
4 A N.E fl.Tf H.r Ma
/ Freerbacks and present them and set the
/ gold and box i up ready for export
- believe that this il the most import art
I campaign that has ever been made. /
believe il wiu so down 10 history as the
/ most astonishing 20 man. When you con-
slider that an the wealth q this country.
Z ali the great trusts. all the great corpora
Z tons 4 voice And all the newspapers J
are on one side. / believe that the reo-
pie. whatever may be their politics. VIII
I rise up aud have the courage 10 say that
( their interests DO not lie with that crowd.
/ lArplause.l DO you believe that the Whit
neys and tie Ickelheimers are lying awake
nights ana looking after your interests
/ lI.aEEhtcr.l
When ] see all these agencies arrayed
| Va one way and when / hear these men
! who have bean fighting honest labor every
[ where an AT once begin u be serious about
Y the American farmer and the American
Z lshorer, I feel just as the lrishEE-an did
Z WHIP. when lis employer said. I'm atra4-
i-a. your wages win ue cut In two II you
rf:-' for Bryan. replied. II you thought
IL would you would vote FOR Bryan. too
Laughter and apnlausel
| After an acquaintance OF more thar
seven years with Mr.. Bryan. and pretty
! close acquaintance with him. too. be-
I lieve IN the whole ranks Of the democracy
there WAS not a man better equipped ane
| more worthy OF nomination than ne
! lGreat cheering and applausel re wh'
calls him an anarchist - slanlerer D
the vilcst character There Is no man IL
the state OF Illinois who has a n tier mora
character than Mr. Bryan. lconunued AZ
plause There is 70 man in the stat
of Illinois who has got more intellect. la
got more moral courage. CONTINUED ap
pla usel He may not be an Abraham LIN
colin. but he has go; all the elements tina
made Abraham Lincoln great. lGreat ap
p'sause and cheering II ne IS elected pres.
dent he Will see 10 IL that there j. fai
dealing. there viii be no bonds sold at
discount 10 syndicate friends lI-augnte
and arpiausel / was delighted with III
! nomination. and shall be very delighte
with his success"