The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30
is ASSURED

VOTE FOR CLEVELAND AND FREE TRADE.
NEVER SAID WHY.
This is the campaign Of educa-
tion" and no popocrat orator nor
popocrat paper has given good rea-
son.
Why silver bullion should double in
value under free coinage. -
Why free coinage would make "more
dollars"
Why two "50-cent dollars" are bet
ter than one "1OO-cent dollar"
Why dollar worth half the present
dollar wouldn't be 5O-cent dollar.
Why one half our present money!
including 1925, ,O00, 900 in gold would
not be withdrawn from circulation
forthwith on Bryan's election.
Why silver could be obtained fast
enough to fill the vacancy made by
loss of gold.
Why fiat currency Of paper, pure
and simple, is not more logical and
sensible than dollar which is half
fiat and half intrinsic
Why dollar with only legal tender
power will be worth twice as much as
a dollar which also has the credit Of
the United States behind it.
7 Why it is not better Tor the United
States to have the profit Of coming
money than to give it to the owner OF
silver mines and bullion.
l Why, il thers is any profit, the man
who owns silver or silver mines WON,
fget all there is in it.
l Why our creditors will not foreclose
at the earliest possible moment in the
event Of the prospect of free coinage
\ Why paying our debts to either for
Ieign or domestic creditors ip ,debased
currency isn't dishonesty. =: !: :: = !, !.
Why our foreign creditors will take
what We choose to pay them without
.sdoing thing" ss,:..s>
Why gold dollar is a ''2Oo-cent dol.
{lar" when the laboring mangets more
of them than eyer before for a. days
lwork. =" y i'''''''' '1 ,,;.t.sl u:
- Why wheat and cotton t;!t,;i, havego ur
Tor the last sixty days, d while silver ha,
gone down. ''''f' !, LIZ
Why gold has appreciated" during
the last sixty days measured by silver,
and "depreciated" during the same
time measured ;!, by. cotton. or wheat
Why gold can ''aDpreciate''sand .'de
preciate's' at the same time. .soas ,
. Why wages in "silyer'"' countries
are 50 much les lless than in soh standard
oountrtes:.' 80 .'p' ="
a';Why Mexican dollars areiQuoted in
every daily paper 70 the faanoialnewe
columns as worth 50 cents ,each..: 49,.
:WhyJdnr "daddies', changed the raj:
1tio Of silver. three diftersat times In
1eighty-one years, and why were they
4 20 exact in theft fractions; IL. the Law
makes The the ratio Why didn't it do il
sueu!. ~ III! ~; r.,.. s.,itfir t;,i''.'' :
!; !" Why, With all. our Changing ,rattoes
:Idid'we never before 1879 succeed in
floating beth, gold ana L silver. as mon
ie1. together in circq!atiorf.llnt, Gs3a@'
i Why, did no country in history ever
keep both gold and silver. in circula
tion together when both metals were
f,under free coinage. "'9 s.: go" =:
II Why silver dollars will not measure
1, the price Of wheat in Liverpool. o
Why the United States alone car
remonetize the silver qf the, whole
world ut l6 to l., when Ill great ma
tions have ope after the other dropp'
led free coinage Of silver. We repeat
toeither Or all of hea6ove points Ia
the financial issue the popocrats have
failed to produce historical; or convin'
cling argument to prove the reason
why; whereas to each and every argu.
ment made by the popocrats the re.
publicans have shown positive proof
Of their fallacy.