The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-28

tha,, rhss : .,. ssn..s none can be greater
M rser- .rs..t Sa,;yS, wnetner OF coin or
ri S,,,,s ~ ~ goHNr - the best dollar
ana c,css,,n sest quantity OF food
Snsi.s ~. \. anet dollar IL the gold
sn ".', -. TOT y. buys more food and cloth
E,,,. s,, ay o.ner dollar and will also
cSirsee ~ .n uonAr Tor y cents, II the
$40 81 ~ se " MADE Tree at the
eSa,.,, AZ ~ ", svio. experience has
az .s,. ss.as . ens onlteu states can make
srsA Sn,sa e S,,s ouy as much as the
tSH 49,. 49,. ~. y can only be done by
~ ~ ~ puylng silver bullion AS
soyssv a solning II into dollars on
tr,sS Esn.,, s ss.. Inis has been
,scss,t,,,. 81 $500, sHun.ry ot Europe. except
= schiss ait,.a Nv. rSpupncs ana mon
40 Va IN. at,s.s na , the gold stand
a. svs n s = ~ so,ns AZ parity with gold
et.tss -. : sess Iano tnan the United
eyes sina 90 nsS hussia mas hoarded
~ ~. ~ " su,u N preparation
sS6rt s''e s'aluafa which she will
NJ. = -. -. a.. a.
In 4, ~. a s''s,. ~ sne treasury belong
asivss ttn.ss ossIn.nens over sts.Ooo0o0
cats. a uva rep,esehted by ccrtih-
49,. s,Se oan oan s,lver putnon costing
81, y. nuten IN &C.
49, - - OF ~ 70 the
,,s,l mis-, n 1. ss.ssr - In invitation.
IN ,,,..s. =, A In,, miners. put 10
.sas,s ~ 49, ~ nvlueIs OF SILVER IN the
" ~. 1890 s .nelI sllVer IN the minis
- S1sI. ~ - ss. s,.a.es anu 70 .eseiNe IN
snsr,e asyix . 1910 = slver dollar for
,,n.,i.S n,,. .h.t s s,anaaN slvet ue.
k. ssss.,,ae 49,, .a, saver " worth IN
~" ,.asA,,,s .ss % senss. why should
~ sstyer r,I,,ss 'u ~ ,.T.a .ns owneIs
,,,.rret ,,.i,,s 49,, ~ 49,. aorpe Ius
1,ith dif.,c,,ity ~ go LEI. ,m r sc,
oriy ohtect srS 49,, ~" ~ ~ so.u Inv
viii ~ 10 dsvrs AZ ths S.,,an ~ iv ,a,
lie ,,nrcse ssns ,scr,., III. ~ ,usss ~
arah,a Sshtas. ~ - ~, es 49,. s 20
cents ,o,. a Sai,ar 80 ~ 49, 49, .s =. %
liz creSi,ar. ,rho ho,S a. a v,ea h ,ns pup
An. re,ics .hn,,iS M a .Sa, U ~. vonIs. n
states VIII tsEa n. ,iace .,m me Sa' .sa
nstscn. ~ ths asrth q. pa ss,ia..,.S. sne
a. ~. -. 70 y ~. S,os'
rssre - .notha,. s,es,,a.s. y, ,.s uo.aal.
In this a.. co,ns :. ~ s'I,,s. M Il.sI,
a Ststas no. a,,,,s vs -. ,,a,S 4, he,Sa'.,
go,S cnin ~ q. .",,;v, isn. IN ,S S Sn.n ~
81 he,,s. ~ ~. s,,,,, NC :. ,,,s ..isia.s
10 ,,ay an horS. ,,ri,"tn.t ana ,s,saras,
T., sssid -. ,ts a,,,,,,ai.,. A., ~, ~ 80
aast y, s'haa,, Ma 4. .s,,. ,,,as. s..s mss
49,. - =. - ,sasa T.. ' h.,s. - poI-
sa om =. ~ We" 20 ,..sn.ons ~. ~, oess
Nv, ~, 20 .Sas ~,
s,.s sns X. .,i,.aia.,. em s,s .v LIN, so,a
r uS as y. hs,ow nar IN ca,r Shout
eSls an non ~ 49, p .a,,,r,,Ia. - 49,.
soa . " .,'sss soes noo ~ m NV.
w -. tsss WIS ~.
..syS s..,.. =. 4. 80 "a ~ e.l,aa.. ~
~ SUI I'm. .s VI ~, s'.s "S.,. " "
me- WY .uso.s sle - so.,eeo y.
s snN - aore e .ne sosernmehs 10 pay
49, oyna ~ IN sn.er com reeueeo IN
xau ss naIsn 70 apes tnls opin.
,on y, = NY hsa,uIs Iasoreo oy many sood
psSop.e , ~. ~. cahnos resarn u IN any
o osnsr nsn. .na "a, So.n " a fraud ana
nv ryeat at. r,ch snd w srns n u S0, as,
~, ~ s,sae, liSn anu lIee people. CIT
zen wn ~ snouiu comm. sucn an onense
Woulo ee punisneo py tne courts or de-
mounceu a. ulsnonorapie' out nation
tN ne ou,s .s peyonu tne power OIL any
sr ng put conscience anu Goo.
So wv, teHoM .eil.Aehn, nave seia all
ueslte " say az presehe on tne tres
so,nas g.. ~ -, s,iser. nave me conndent
,, ops a aas sas go. ooay NJ .ne hepuo-
n .n.s anu Democrauc parties Represent
in8 sne conserVatve elements OF our
yeopie VIII stamp Ineit repuke upon
.nls measa.e OF many ana mus pre-.
glory Of our great country. This mater
Of the free coinage OF silver and the
degradation OF the standard OF value
involves not only qnesuons OF money,
put OF honor ana good faitn. when their
honor Is involved, the people never fall
70 respond. Tney nave compiled with
every promise and paid every debt con-
tracted since the organisation OF the
national government, as 1t became due.
They have paid four-hfths OF the debts
contracted during the civil war, ana the
prospect was hopetui tnat a., o. u would
St pa th,s reversinS o our stanaards "
value has, like the fire bell at might,
startled and alarmed our people. Let
us settle Il by following the action OF
Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, Ben
ton, Hunter, Lincoln and Grant; let US
maintain silver and gold At par with
each other at the legal ratio of Is to
until n conference among nations can
prescribe common standards OF value. In
the meantime. let no act be done. no
policy be adopted. no expedient resorted
10 that will tarnish the honor Of this
great republic.
The close Of Senator 5herman's
speech was followed with long contin- |
ned appIause and after 1t had subsidized |
Governor Bushnell arose TO
. ,,o~r
INTRODUCE sENAionE hhSf
FORAKER.
Mr., Foraker was greeted with par
feet ovation as he arose. Cheer after |
cheer rang through the enclosure and
cries Of .No rebel Tags. Grover" were
heard loud above the tumult. II was
some time before the demonstration
ouleted sufficiently for the speaker to
besin his address, and he was inter- |
runted All frequent intervals. with min
IA laughter and applause throughout |
6is sneeeh.
49, sf',
Senator Forakers speec".
Senator Foraker then spoke as fol- |
lows:
Mr.. Chairman, Ladies' and Gentlemen |
t.t,t.a CaOator Sherman In Il