Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-16
PERTINENT EXPRESSIONS.

PERTINENT EXPRESSIONS.
1.-The republican party stands for
honest money and the chance to earn
it by honest toil."-Wm Mckinley.
''if had my way would dcmonetize
gold. would refuse it the power of
OF legal tender. But you say
the gold would all leave the country.
l hope it would. That is just what
want" r. F. Pettigrew i'll his speech
at Sioux Falls, February 10, 1896.
panacea for nll our ills. 1t is only a
step in the right direction. The popu-
lists willnever stopat free silver That
will not help us much, and we want
only because ii is one step towards the
paper money! III. L. Louc;ss.
"Drcssing Billy Bryan up in populist
raiment makes Billy an attractive fig
urc to our adinirins gaze: but as long
as he remains MIXED in with the scrub
s.iecl, of the ,ieinocratic flock. We are
mach inclined to say to him in the
language of the ancient unect!ote. "We
love you Billy, but d-nyour company"
Iii they could not give us free si!verwhen
, the party was united ON it, how can
they give it to us now when the party
is divided on it?"--Tom Watson.
"Kyle and every other popullst sena-
tor but Petfervoted against continuing
the reciprocity provisions of the Nc
kinley law. under which the duty on
flour was reduced by Cuba from s5.35
to 81 per barrel. Kyle and all the popu-
lists but PETER voted against proposed
amendments to the Wilson bill placing
IL duty on hay of So per ton: cents a
pound on butter; s6 per ton on broom
corn; ) cts. II dozen on eggs:20a bushel
on buckwheat; Ii cts. on oats: ID cts. on
corn; 80 of centa pound on flour,and
| ct. on oatmeal. The same senators
voted against duty of 40 cts. Il bushel
on beans but i'll favor of 40 cts. Oh rice
These proposed amendments would
have restored the Mckinley rate on
these articles. Ender which the market
for s6,OOO,GCO worth OF farm produce
was taken away from CANADIAN farmers
and given to the farmers OF the United
States. Kyle lodged a vote to place a
duty of 10 cents IL pound ON hops to
increase the duty ON ale, porter and
beerand to increase the duty on brandy.
He also voted against IL dItv on sheep
and hogs and $50 on horses. On di-
rect vote to place sugar on the free list,
Kyle and all the populist senator's, eN-
cept PETER, voted no.-Senator Petit
grew on kyle'srecord in the senate.
'That some may be rich shows that
others may become rich and hence is
just encouragement to industry and
enterprise. Let not him who is home
less pull down the house of another,
but labor diligently aud build one for
himself, so thus, by example, assuring
that his own shall be safe from violence
when built" t."-Abraham Lincoln.
ut is true that if you take the labor
ing man of today or any individual who
is working for salary, that, SO far as
his personal or selfish interests are
concerned it is for his interest to main
tain the single gold standard. con-
cede that as a proposition applying to
an individual" Palmer ut Madi.
son, August 7th.
"As republican am proud of many
things, but I can sum up as the highest
satisfaction ever had in the party
and its career, that Che prospect of re-
publican success never did disturb
business From Harrison's Speech.
Mr.. Bryan tells us that lower prices
are due to the characterization of silver.
But he did not always talk that way.
Before he became the candidate of the
blg silver trust, in speech in congress
in 1892, he said: "You must attribute
it (the reduction of prices) to the in
ventive genius that has multiplied a
thousand times, in many instances, the
strength of a single arm, and enables
us to do today with one man what fifty
men could not do fifty years ago. That
is what has brought down prices in
this country and everywhere"