New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
COLGATE s. CO.'S
Cashmere Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUME

The T poson S o Standardization the Amerean
veins as they tell MS, In lS." ana ha ,b,s' and yct
M nnesenn ss sis wears after we We're vaccnaed M vas
all yshe he %SGs k"GM
furnaces ahane, work at gooq wafeS fo you account
fh5T'tthht7 For tthat7 Just be honest a minute and 'h"N
about 1t. .,.,. II 1910 Croat Brit
ain demonetlzed silver and that @ wre1ehed ,hst saY SY
Government has had nothing but ,S% S0o vn rI The fright
full results of that demonetzation, thar d 10y The
does N not Il, own n aS% Sra aBUsy bsy oang her
1Appiause) There is a demonstra,nonc will bring
silver e TO n'i Is to what Of sopGf 'hSTei hSna
make it to u w,h Why not a @sSS Sy sS0"d SG"d
Ma STOP s0a at sx"cy s know ,no no pSs ISs
we'll acquainted with the facts bsus s1t il op at exact
" l2s? don't know And guess Il he he were 'r,,
Sc woSd ndm aHs ih"9 he dds
And yet this statesman calls this silver nf mo S
50 SONS good ,hngs in l79; our covernment made
and whays yr We sf hsve MC e Ha and
make double standard i Nly d poaberry 9ar1 W ssyl
ssae even ,wo men rh'E Tds saa h0r ore on s
Applause and augh,ern Iney nfSersn maGe ra and ex
one exception tha; ever stood In the Pres'den,a GENITAL
Who that0 Abraham L!ncSn Hppadu,SS9 HIa S9 cSni and
how did they Il fix b the ks ? hsy Ts IS how hey did
1t. And they went on and issued Amercah uoaI
sosse snn e Mas aSs stopped Why There much
silver in the dollar. and people instead OF passing
! them from hand TO hand put ihom aside ana sold
| them 70 the silversmths,
| WHAT HAS BEEN DONE FOR SILVER.
| Then. in 1854 the ratio Is changed. Not quite ls
| to /; that was again based on tho commercial
value. and instead OF saying l6 TO they went up
| into the thousands in dec.mals. IL was not quite
ls to /; they wanted 10 fix II absolutely on me me
coined and our fathers coined OF these same doli
been melted. In 1858 the gold standard was In fact
adopted end as told Xon from n s2 % 10 s1soS 1 Sn G
silver done SINCE that time? Under the act of M iSiS
lars $50 Gaush;erJ We bought 4OcSoo ounces of
silver in the open market every month ana IN spre
| (Appause) We are coning about 100000 month
| now. and silver is still going down. tApplausel
.eh Of me pe een 10 the 1 ae Of
going down day by day (applause, day by day.
money. measure 1t by the gold standard ZAP
have been accused of changing my opinion; On
many subjects have changed am am yer very glad to TO
should always allow himself to grow, 10 bud ard
with the rotten apples under the tree But on this
N fesGn b en at coepSp nG' ho cnhsfa G
this precise question, sad that wanted gold 81.
the General and back Of every paper
| dollar | wanted gold dollar silver dollar worth
ha aGaF % in To5a IN r6 sHd hs1o
lST fssr sssad that
in Central Africa looks upon Government bill OF
he looked at shining gold; said then | wanted
| iiveth.' Applause and aughter)
money: M cannot AFFORD to be crippier Of coin. An
| honest Nation, honest money: For nations, as well
pause5 s' have not changed on that subject As
told gentleman the other day. Il am moro for
| of it in dollar as you do" GIaughter)
WHAT FREE SILVER WOULD MEAN.
| All! but they say free coinage would bring pros
! periiy. l do not believe II. And will tell you
| why Elect Bryan. come to the silver standard and
! what would happen? We have in the United States
about 5000 10000 in gold Every dollar would instant
| ~ go out of circulation. Why? No man will use tho
| best money when he can use cheaper Remember
] that. Applause) No carpenter Will use mahogany
| when his contract allows pine. Applause) Cold
| would go out of circulation. and what next would
happen? All the greenbacks would fall to 80 cents
on the dollar The only reason they are worin raoa q
TO pay them in gold When You come t9 a silver
basis they fall TO 80 cents. and what next? All the
t%o' because they are secured by United States
bonds, And if we come TO the silver basis and ID
cents om'usU on '' the dollar a voice: "Ncver"p
And what else would happen? What @ else? These These
pieces Because they would no longer be redeem
in gold 5he to Ksp hsm ON
| with gold, and how much currency and specie
,ss5 o ysce That Tn II is s. per capita
got $50 now and yet they want to go to s. for the
%oaa of se Would
Every human being Lying Smman Sn am hsor wR
ere 1T in a savings bank would lose Just one-haii:
All the life insurance companes would pay y3,,d yusi
pay lust one-half and leave you the ashes for the
'aFhte That is what they call prosperity And what
else? The Republic would be oishonored. ,,.pp ,Ap-
The in f ybd in G i9o WoT
would say: Democracy IS a failure ffeeuotn III Is a
Moua tFa"H Se Ssa eompesa Tsi = to admit the No we
want good. honest money. we want money M NJ
wl want De sUoS tSat Gt will keep the wolf from the door
no matter what Congress does we wan. Wan nV''''
mi There was time when Romc was mistress ,,9 OF
world and there & was S oTen e wnGn Snd s et
those days the Roman people coined gold. ana omg
o. those ,oSe rSS at the head of the esons That is the
money money we want. Applause) We want money
hates hf Be- Ssnss t Wnq a hays
name Of Civil War 1t was compelled TO sell bonds
cause Sna hs Seeved the great Republic would triumph
Dpa@ss3 Eys eJ e%sr1 an SGns E@S GSSfhS Sa wa
tSs an T4lS Most were or $
bonds they bought have been sold and resod, nav
psi Of ss % SSs ",
that TsnnS wors, be pId in me kGd
| you This Republic to-day. with It's lands In cult
yation its railways. canals and money, Is worth
| sovcntv Thousand millions Of dollars. ApDlause)
And what do we owe? Fifteen hundred d. millions
;nn % ~ n man who has $40 and 81 20. This is
| Tho richest country the globe. Have we any ex
cnse for being thief' NO. SIR NO. sir Gap
| plause) .z ,or,,o,aors ., ,,o rou
| VIZ, I do not know. What did those wretches
do? auEhter3 They fprnished tho me nonSy 70
e,ates su' That Is what they did, Npplause) They
paid to tear u5 b the hs eE
me ner that cut down the trees and made tho ties
!rhat % is all they did (Applause) No wonder that
, Hn. failure hates then. daughter and