New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
rood SOUND MONEY TALK.


niue; children and American mothers with ba-
hes a. e. n, f5rejgn tourists whose money ia stil
ga money n civilization. (App,auseD
The n3 lTker are not TIE gold but the silver ma
foTes over half Of Mexcos debt IL not even pay
toHS' IN Nexco but in London. Chinas war In
shcerfv 70 Japan VAS borrowed in Europe and paid
n yGT Firth s sYf ruS SE"tF THAT as he
raid gold and no Enr9pGa d 1aGn IS 50 b more
eylsed o. the silver nations recognize the growing
weight Of the silver woke lnuia mas pJa hs
s,oplSorcd II Russia is already accommodating gold
3 no. exnrcss purpose of abandoning IT, Japan has
anno"hn Ultimately nroroscs to ahandcx currency
ma ~, the single silver standard or savagerY
u "g advocotod she vii, have as her assoclai @
o' one single enlightened nation OF NE wor'T Sne
VII n9 moi, e etsnd Nth CHINA Persia Mexico and the
Soykrupt nations Of Central and south America
FACING A CRISIS.
Man may sincerely advocate mighty wrong
xovor was there sncercr man than mat stern
-, sros,le Of fasting. prayer and vigil cotton
v,ther The hlackened forms OF the UNHAPPY ana
,,.,,oless women hanged witches. in obedience
" .r nopular craze of his time. do not cast
iWgb,er shadow upon New Englands cary GAYS De
he"Sso ~ his sincerity There was Friend OF the
Ssusv1 sn France q hundred years ago. There was
10Y Whose private life was so singularly pure
n ar "a az, IncorruHibe The Friend of the People
n1s Marai the "Incorruptible w3s EopesperTe
sna ~ pennbljc was quenched In one vast bloody
f,o, ,ha, humanity sees only through us tears
srs a crisis in the history OF our country as
truly as We lawn Of our history tho native Arnc~-
-, ~ X fovrd that in hGhtrg for great moral prin-
i,d,' 'S 6id not stand alone Poland sent as Pu-
,eeyi and Kosc!usko. Germany sent MS Sieunen .
.sNl 60 sc,, rs Lafayette: Ireland sent us carroll
he IVES, Indies sent US - maj bonG ,h
no's on The body that wore the buff ana blue of
NE h. sq 5ear hat a{ hrobbeG WITH ,he r
ant ,sa Of the Young Republic was the heart OF an
pulses y. c.i1.n iAppauseD
AmericAMn o', AZ Massachusetts followed Shaw into
-, h1azng he'll o. Warner the ranks did no. pres
forward less easSry i@F ' ,h pie We're
t-sS bv the sun Of Africa When the 9ih Ohio
faced me 3,h less loyal love for Their adopted
lo..r.rr because their infant tongues nae hsped
CUM ia1s,rage Of Bismarck and Goethe When tho
ne issI1-.vo-s cavalry charged home a. Trevilar
c.a,ion they did not stop 20 ask the race or Greco
N.o,nSosi;, cheri59n tAVplausrl
OF Phlnp ta mn mis- new battle for America. not
Lev 49, uS Of Nebraska New-Nork or Massachu-
SIS a. Sorn as \orthcrners Southerners. Let
OF I"' toru1rd 10 battle in the days when our
,SIaer sna Lexington and the Cowpens ard York
Town. as Marion. and chryier. an@ lichenS- d,is
il,' an ,,r Sevoion 10 oar common country. enc
MES only to those who would haul down her mas
(Applause)
senator Thurston was the next speaker. and
as ba came forward in response TO the Chair
mans invitation. he was received with tumult
arose. and fully two " three minutes elapsed
,@,rs tho enthusiasm subsidized The strain on
the senator's voice in the Vermont campaign
Was nerceptible last night in it's extreme hoarse-
moss and weakness But in little while when
tho Senator warmed to his theme. and strength
erad nrohablv by a cordial. which Mrs Thurs
,on who ocunied a seat on the platform. pre-
nared for her husband. his voice improved, until
hv the time he had got halfway through his
snsech his voice was clear and strong
ADDRESS OF SENATOR THURSTON.
s.,a,or Thurstons address which was fro
cusn,lv jnterrupted by cheering and applause.
was substantially follows:
Ny Fellow Citizens: have just returned from
nv native State Vermont Vermont mas mann, ~,
,sjned her record for loyalty and patriotism All
her Republicans and par in,egri,y Of The Nation
In Arsry rirne OF great public danger Vernon has
fred unon one of her great Democrats Paul Dli-
lirgharn said: There shall ~ n" ptii.DD ~
party in Vermont until the Union Is saved TAP
Fer democracy in 1856 is as pairioic as IN n s
no" 80, Ipnrgencv il 10 stand for his country
srs. ~ maintain it, financial honor. above any
~ yor is no; behind Vermont IN patriotic his
.orv II was JOIN \. Dix who said IF any man
baIis down the American flag. shoot MIN on t-e
sPoi nae n, mo we have ballots ana New
~ ~ r. ,sots will overw helm the political conspir
siors ana bandi,i who At chicago stole tie Demo
fare against the credit OF our counlry II. GO!S'i
iional guarantee ana its enforcement OF Ia" ana
am from the West. but have neither l.i, a.:
.neS,v.s country nor found an enemy country IN
w york Laughter and applause 40 man VINO
stands for American progress piosp.ilF nli1 IL,
~, 81, tAnplauesJ None hut th"y VINO seek -
tear down and DESTROY, none ~, ~" ~. ,.bo i.,1
,pryyairn against the credit OF the country. VII
And New-york an enemy ooun'S ~" ui h. or
~ - ~, tho votes Of her fre"men 20 IN" extern
Of quarter Of million majority - n, gdid NJ sn-
ye, az ,aner and 60 into the four corners oi We me
habi,abie globe ! can tr@nsadca ~ Is'haric with
~ ~ discount depreciation or dis'r'flt !
want the dollars OF the tni'fd nH and rosnoC ed
t ~ ~ artind | can take the dv"ll"rs 81 ny
country into every sold.f'aiia,r" n~ nome store
~ ,bose countries as the most pTiViieseI ID
the community can buy , YIN &c he dollars OF my
conn,1v INTO every frec-silvcr coinage ha.On VI ber
world Mexico CHINA. Japan sour much at the
home sore as the privileged cI W ~
locality buy with the zen NOT care to exchange
nv nrr;Iege win any man VINO Is reaoy 10 s no,
me TWO Of dollars for one or As the Mex
care TO 90 across the line into nifed states
lean comes across the line into me n' do not
with apology for my 'rnrtv placed upon a
Gepreciated coin applause Whcn we we dpugh, To-
American eagle OH q piece OF H''"I ".road "a m
n III, ,here IN every tail feather spTrau
~ ,o' ,,r,csntze American manhood. American
muscle or American money. Vne''''
list WHAT THE ISSUE Is
L. is contended by the advocates VI n and
that this IL an issue between the god s'an,'". 49,,
bmetallism Nothing could be fur'hfr .'o ,s,oro
truth I, IS an issue between none''' ',a,,,o
which will give us silver alone aho NV 49,, ~,
monetary system. which gives us - IN,
me,alis,n Every gold-standard counl,S ard Iii
world has in rrcuaton side 10y side goa ar
and paper The United states, 'ccommerciai
Germany France and all OF the great ro'' INA n.
Industrial and progressive nations ni,o Sor dali,
I'd and under 1t give to ther or,'al in pur
use gold and silver and paper al squ. qua d6Ila
chasing and debt-payng power. a ann r''''
interchangeable with every other nol"' ia With