The morning times., 1896-10-06
Local Coxeyites as Silverites.

for October reports the heaviest nine months
failures record This tremendous increase of bank
ruptcy due entirely unwlngnes of moneyholders to
either make loans investment while change of monetary
standard being agitated The record shows January
ii ESQ business firms the wall, with liabilities of
all of which safely credited the eesler
These failures necessarily result in the discharge
large number of and precursors of the
that will follow the election There
has been demonstrated by the just issued
Comptroller Eckes who that 2265 banks alone hold
7 6oo 223 in cash. and that the individual deposits national
banks July IA 81 52672 The trouble in the silver
and if that could choked off there would
than the ordinary number Of failures and practically
hard times to distress the
Demagogues and reptiles necessary evils, and
right live circumstances
they become to public and comfort should
be provided them of the Thousands of working
people walking who might employed
not for their blind faith in demagogues AS of the
rrespousby cussdness of this political
shyster the latest achievement of of Washington
baherskites. Gen. NJ Bishop publisher of the Toer
E. A. Redone pipe bearer Coxey issued
terday the organization of the nue Men of 1885,
election its officers The object
of this fictitious coo which thus far only
rocket inects organizers, protection of voters
intimidation. They claim that the freedom
denied and to them from the coercion of
poyers organized
paper ana army of liberation
In this gaudosc announcement General" Bishop and 'Co
one Reds:one nothing of the solid South
Democratic ballot the end of shotgun. Their only
wongmcn possibly there greater
bluff in the interests of free silver In either event they
hypocrtca friends of labor nasmuc worngmen
generally fully take Of themselves and
neither the advice sympathy of followers of Coxy True
friends of labor do horde of
fest national capital do they seek prejudice
against employers by false and unreasonable these
let them invade The Bryan States of the South and hustle UP
Democratic ntimidators There opportunity for suffrage
reform that section But they after 'putoac
poyers, will be by the following letter which General
of
two Minute Men of 1866"
On of the short
manage
rnens hope TO start the mus @ ssh INN IN 1t VII great deal on
Moxneys money
and return to general prosperity
Secretary and Treasurer ea.veson nagsns raetorv
Galveston 1896.
This sound advice is called intimidation
thousands of mills and factories rnnnng loss
down would be interpreted attempt in
hueuce votes The above letter states exact truth when
of Mckinley prosperity. de-
will lead to panic. free silver every
employer business who is involved in and
change silver basis overturning of
values, revolution of prices and general financial
disruption. Instead of money less
employment would be bankruptcy
dleuess Instead of better times would all be
provide keep families from starving are now
on the verge silver The BRYAN will
shock financial sufficiently over the brink
depths of industrial desolaon Don't think mo-
ment monied influences will fall it wonder
fear silver supremacy? Have employers
they dare advise as to their
best interests? .-.---
evolution of panic Congress the Sherman
purchasing act in 1890 Up to that time country was
question prosperous There our gold re-
seve and money plentiful But the monthly purchase of
of silver changed the situation
Foreign countries feared fall to silver basis threw up
their holdings American caught the
agnated and in the general demand Con
repealed the act but too late the
1J;r
settled silver syndicate organized league
kept the silver agitation and also the business The
lobby in Congress made efforts secure the
passage of freeonage act drew the lines
and the bu outlook grew darker The
Immediate prospect now appalling unless the silver
is sileuccd in November.
holders aud denounce actions but
penny will they pecuations long as there
of loss. Every thinking realizes silver
panic and be blamed for refusing become its
| victim.