Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-08

in this high moor Of our country's traitor,
nifty can revive force bills. In this rec
themselves have abandoned them There
is none thnti cHu stand between the union
9I .taItS, iut9 'lo union ,Ol nailuS tH'll o.
ing on angels wings 90 alI the sons of our
common country. When Chicago dressed
tonallsm und6 a a mountain Of fragrance
When southern sodi, RS on yesterday
gl4}esrcd thc wounded hero Of ne no north n IN
MS have ueatt; peace union and liberty
now and forsEpr"
NOR ,EQR THE. CLASSES
As the majority of the democratic party
Is not sectional neither docs IL stand Tor
any privileged or class legislation. The
active. business men of this country, It's
manufacturers, merchants farmers, sons
of toll I'm tho counting room, factory field
currency sweeps away with the silent and
resisticss force Of Eiuvitaiion, the annual
profits OF Their enterprise and Investments
mcnus contraction and the organization of
disaster. What hope is there FOR the coun-
views of the majority ere sha b ado e d
DO not the people know Niat III IS not sil.
by the adyocatca of tho eSd standard that
has caused ana now continues the financial
lneir demnha5 Mnon democracy were com
Piled with in 1898 aud the sherman law
against the democracy who granted 1t and
swept away their majoritics in IA torrent of
ballots? Had the silver men had their way
then Instead of the gold luonomctallsts,
what storms of abuse would here today be-
appiyng tie power over of memory va and dg Gnalvs lV
alike to discover the causes of their ar
rested prosperity did not go far to find
them. They do not forget when democ-
racy came into power in 1Sa3 1t inherited
from It's republican predecessors the tax
SIisv VA And I tn Syy os Ui Wn6n iS
GN,imin"JinG iini e. @ nireSfi,S oame g{a to- p0Wer
HfniirSt Hafair AZ p3,i% MnSn NY iolloWSn upon
riots oSI rvir cnnSi ~"
Ilo(S 5,lH of Hf, m rHe
bod ISron ,,iiiita, ,',, Nv f2sii N.iii,
ia oTrssSo o
i"y b9d tTrn,,.i} aS,.v IA Oc6 oIn oF rn>n1,,o
Of free brcakfast @ table, ] and and % had su5sti pt,
dScr%asimg rov@n1le and inrrdosintr cInepdI
lures thus burning the candle at both ends
and making the people pay at least for the
alleged free breakfast
From the joint operation of the Mckinley
law ana the Sherman law an adverse hi,
4 surplus of SlOO Geo coo i'm the treasury was
converted into a deficit OF $4,000 COO in 1891
ana engraved bonds prepared by a reprh-
lican secretary to borrow money to support
the government were the III omens of pre-
organized ruin that awaited the incoming
gsGfraGy{ st an ib bePSIea 2e Ireasr% a MGr% ore
illSstarred sherman law maiSGsbift were al
ready ut confessional on The STOOL of prni-
tcnce ana were begeing democrats to helm
them TO put out the COMMUNICATION of dis
IgtCr tn0l lntS l1u themselves FiNIlrI
SO far as revenue to support the govern
ment is concerned. the Democratic party
with but a slender maiority in the senate
was not long in providing it ana had not
the supreme court OF the United States
reversed lis settled doctrine of 100 years
the income tax Incorporated in the tariff
bill would long since have abundantiy SUP
piled it. ......
Al-h IT,. WEiEE ,,. Elm, EN- MaFAlLlsTS, AL,
,nn,,Iigts ItF5o,,. ~ ~ ri IL,
liIpoon almost al 65her subiects had unitoi
c,r ,,,rir9 !, oi ~ iii I.'i % o.
Tspubiican ana de1nocratic efforts like Xix the
tii'Cti >" &C Ntp' i iion 't Stulul,
- C'ti -, =, ~ ny o
no rr,ItIeni effortt ,yas ,oade t3 nroyJc n
sVhstitnte n tbA Very act Nv wPhjcb Je,'i no %
,,, il T. ~ "llcI ~
~ erLilah i laM y as [spniateq II was ueciareq
S,porica IA cnnfi,,s,o H. @ ~ t & ~
ri Lie. i ~ IN @ VS. VI pot soiu
.h i+ q jii,r r ~" a. to.i,
tEem INTO doi!itrs oil equal Intrinsic and
g Jus how, tTilo@umcoa re- @ tnC crSe9 OF us pat
sonfad ~ tbG o,I.,IrLy ~ iI ri!t L,e
3eLlteu 70 tHg EGutitLS iuc issue OF ntghei
~, ,IhU ~ tn nD,9 HdyiSH hiS
i,j f ~ t ,s5S @ omaE we dis
men n specim.n SSf Hst1fc and NY ~ lop Hro
innrad Groi If dCnfB ., BaiC a'i1 long pro
o min tt@n1,e; NV ff5Hsf,.1 70 i58[ HE "
9,t o' ,1, S uS H. NV lot'' ,ici upon the
settIni t9r,f For he r5oGW r,,tn
is the FaraamGiPnt a Il issue before JRe American
pSG5'e; tlIn =. lHE0SrS crGS atlisn @
@ .ai,tlt az tt!'t eNtt
%nt III oIant;n, r,ta PaSi,.i,i,t oId .ad
rh ,,,s tr iI7 7o.' St''nu
49, 80, IL , iii ',lI, we ar
tS09 Rt - ~ ~ .,Si ~ Lii ttti itI " IA ~
Nv was was Ihe promise 20 mol hoia TO pom gold
,tl'u ] ~ ti,1 .re rLo. pr,t ,, I'm ~ InH lnsl
niL ~ ,,,Ii, % o. h., sh 'v L. unect
10 whole he cCnnt1,, to tba cortir,itnco of
the double stndard; not from any statute
WhatSoeNcr now IN force IN the United
states 40, we are N9I upon any &od
Sta,luaru, put we Ht.Ne Il !lSortereu ana ms
CellaneouS currency OF nine NdiictleS three
metal aud SIX pan - n" product for the
most rIrt or ft.og ig.tM a'aisilliion, rem
neted worse o$ re treasury practice begun
by republican trI asurers and unfortunately
copied by the dcrocrauc successor. (Ap-
plauseD Then consider these facts, gentle
men. The federal, state and municipal
taxes in this country are assessed and paid
by the standard cf the whole mass of money
in circulation. No authority has ever been
conferred by congress for the issue of any
bonds payable in gold. but it is distinctly
the surplus revenue in the treasury, not
gold only. rs the money of redemption Pro
vision made by the Bland-Allison act of
1870 added 10 our circulation some $3.50 OOO
coo of standard silver money or pa1er based
uDon it, and all chat mass of silver money
Is sustained at parity with gold by moth
ing U,,ateyer on earth but the silver in il
ana the legal tender function impaired to it
bV law CNpplause1 We have no outstand-
iS ~ oIIi2 tiGns in tho ITntfSI Stntes oVcnnt
tpSs srn5ii sum Of S44 900 900 Of gord ceD
tiGr,tes ,,t,icb arc sncciGco1Iv novnb bIn in
ny ~ oF corrse sboi,id h' h 80 ~, "a a
Ri 80 n,Ir s,,SSio ohligot lions Gra ma ,,abie in