The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-23
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 to partnership with an ideal. It reminds me of the man who had money, and looked around for some one who had experience to go in business with him. In eighteen months the other fellow had the money. We have the exper- fence, but our money is gone.
 That grand man, Abraham Lincoln, said once, You can feol some of the people all the time, and all of the peo- pie some of the time, but not all the people all the time,
 "The significance of the recent unveil- ing of the statue which marks the spot where Lincoln and Douglas spoke at Galesburg lies in the fact that when this union was in peril Douglas held up the hands of his successful rival. So there are thousands of democrats who are Joining hands with the repubh- cans of to-day. Look at old Yale. Its professors are on the side of sound money and national honr. That grand and noble man, Edward J. Phelps, ex- minister to the court of St. James, wrote a letter and the state of Yer mont responded with thirty thousand lHdJUIlly lOI l1lc ICPuDltNetl liShSt.
 But the boy orator of the Platte, who gives ten minutes for refreshment speeches at, the rear end of trains and who added verdancy to the New Ha- ven green, says this country is too big to follow in the footsteps of other na- tions. say it is too big to haul down the American eagle and put in it's place a denuded bat. There is no working man in this country who wants his wages cut in half. If we had the bull lion it would be different. But you must catch the rabbit before you can cook him.
 But the question of currency Is but a part of the issue. The real one is the attack upon the supreme court of the United States. You know the story of the ark of the covenant. So should the supreme court of the United States be held sacred. Lincoln once said to MT. Douglas: If you defy the supreme court of the United States, you may be senator from Illinois; but you will never be president of the United States This prophecy proved true This man Bryan would overthrow this safeguard to the nations existence. He talks of the masses against the classes. This man Bryan is stirring up sedition and causing prejudice and envy to rankle in the minds of men, You can- not depict the horror of the elevation of such men to high places The masses? Is not the coat of arms of this United States the Log cabin and the rampant arm?' What should be the punishment of the man who stirs up man against his brethren
 Who are the friends of the working man? Abraham Lincoln said we are friends; not enemies' Robert Burns, who wrote A Mans a Man For A That was the friend of the people. Then there was another man a friend of the people. Alexander Hamilton, of whom Tallyrand said. I have seen three great men, Napoleon Bonaparte, Charles James Fox and Alexander Hamilton, but the greatest of these is Hamilton
 Bryan tells you that the democratic party will be the better for the going of the men who will not support him or his platform. The cuttlefish inks the water to escape when he is attacked. The cuttlefish ink of this campaign is the silver idea The advocates of free silver do not resort to argument, but to catch words, such as the crime of '73'; the money of our fathers; gold, the rich mans money; silver, the poor mans money
 No, we must come back to those principles that gave us prosperity if we wish to be prosperous again. The principles of protection and peace. We should preserve our ideals Away back in the days of Kings Mountain of Revolutionary fame, word was sent to keep the pass. The order was obeyed. The pass was kept Perry on the lakes in the second war kept the pass. Grant at Shiloh kept the pass. The cry comes up tonight from Canton, Keep the pass Major Me Kinley expects you to do it. Will you do so? I know that the American peo- pie will do their duty The pass will be kept. The honor and integrity of the nation will be kept