The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29


piiing il uo in the vaults at Washing
ton when IL ought 10 be cut doing bust
ness among the people.
SORRY. But THEY CAN'T
"You manufacturers and merchants
go 10 re banks Cor money The banks
-eil you they are very sorry bur they
can not loan any more iurs now. There
can be 10 more money n this country
than the people permit /: you make
your laws so you draw a part % he
money or. O. ocrcule ton and sock = Up.
you can not use II in your business ard
have y II the vaul-s AZ Washington.
both AZ the same tine That .ocks
p.a.r enough yet mere are inanSiers
TnS GO on the -nec-y that the more
money you take ols Of circulation the
more you nave eff z - There are
ANGLERS who actually reioice6 81 he
issue Of bends. ard said I, would re-
sJsore confidence They are trying TO
run business IN th:s country with a
larger and larger per cent Of confidence
tc the amount OF money OF aand Ny
observation has been that il a confidence
man comes into a community the MAJ
VINO has the least confidence has the
most money when the fellow goas cut
CONFIDENCE
''You say: Y am hungry They say
4 nave GOT a remedy; just have conf
derce and Z you have not mad & full
meal. you viii De just as good as II you
had You cannot get work. They
cay: Just have confidence: you VIII
have work and II viii be al right
You say: We cannot find a market
for our shoes Just have confidence
and the people VIII buy
There is only one place where they
think the confidence game wont work.
You 60 10 one of these men who is all
the time talking about confidence and
ask him to borrow money. He says:
What security have your You say:
I Will give you al the confidence you
want He will tell you he is not loan
ing money on confidence this year.
Why is it that financiers are so anxious
for you TO have confidence In them when
they don't have confidence in you?
They want security and tell you to get
g good name on your note or put up
some thing that Is reliable.
The trouble is, that things that used
to be good are not good security any
more They are driving down the value
OF your security by driving UP the value
OF money. There is only way TO restore
confidence and that is to give confidence
basis 10 rest upon "a voice: Talk
about injunctionS.')
SOME OTHER THINGS.
II have been talking about that
which is paramount IN this campaign,
and yet / realize there are other ques-
tons in which people have an interest.
know they are interested in the plank
Of our platform which declares against
what is known as government by in
junction. l know the people are inter
ested in that plank which demands ar
bftration, because, while our plank IS a
national plank and is confined to arbi-
tr,ation between the employees engaged
in interstate commerce and their en-
ployerS, yet the edorsement of the
principle OF arbitration is an important
thing. It substitutes just and peaceable
methods OF settlement in the place OF
force. I believe the principle or arbi-
tration will become as well settled in
this country while we younger men are
still alive as the court of justice is we'll
settled today. II / have a difference
with my eigYlbor. i don't fight II out,
even IL he wants to. ] settle it IN court.
I want q place where we can go and
present our differences and let an i'm
partial arbitrator decide. The arbftra-
ton principle is nothing but an extern
sion of the principle OF courts OF justice.
recognize these things in our platform
are material and yet this contest is go
ing to turn ON the money question, be-
cause we have reached point when we
have got to decide whether we are go
ing to legislate for ourselves on the fl
nancial question or turn over the affairs
OF this country to foreign nations and
q o. 4 1o..e
BURNS FACTORY FIRE.
There was much surprise in the party
when they received the report this
of the burning of the under
wear factory of W. II. Burns & Co., On
Salem square. Worcester. This was
the building on which was displayed
last FRIDAY during Mr.. Bryan's speech
directly An front Of 1t. large American
flag bearing Major McKinley's portrait.
and an equally large red flag with Mr..
Bryan's picture. The police have been
making efforts to secure the orginaa OF
the dispatch sent from Worcester 10
Mr. Bryan expressing qualification that
the factory had been burned. but the
oelegra ph company have thus far de-
clined to surrender It. Mr.. Bryan re-
fused to discuss the matter this morn
ing.
POOR MR.. SEWALL.
Mr.. Bryan's departure from Boston
was noticeable only for the enthusiasm
ev1nced by the 500 people who saw him
board the Colony express at the Prov
!dence depot. He made no speech. and
simply stood upon the platform Of his
BAR and said good bye to his yelling ad-
mirers. Cheer after cheer greeted the
party on IT'S arrival at the depot. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that the
party forced their way through the
crowd. SO intent were the people %
see Mr.. Bryan that the vice presidential
candidate was entirely overlooked until
he with more OF the committee. forced
their way 20 the car. and mounted rs
platform Then he was recognized and
given three cne-rs. He DOTTED his hat,