The morning times., 1896-09-22
Mr.. BRYAN At PEACH0P0L|s.|
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prosperity Ii Ioesible to other Industries
IL agriculture lapguish.'
''Inati Is VIVA. ac SAID in 1890. that the re
was depression In agriculture after thirty
years OF his tariff policy and that with
out prosperity in agriculture there could
be no prosperity aAIoug tne other tnuus-
tries Of the country. Let me read you
just one other extract: The depression in
agriculture is not confined to the United
States. The reports OF the Agricultural
Department Indicate that this distress Is
gcn..ai tiiat ur.aI bii.aih, france and
Germany are suffering in u larger degIee
than the farmers OF the United States
''There he is telling that there is de-
pressionin agricultur, an d giving he names
OF three prominent agricultural nations
OF the Old World and telling US that
thai Agricultural depression IS even more
marked over there than tits mere. ] want
you To remember that when you read In
the paper tEat he saiu tLaJ for thirty
years We had slch marvellous prosperity In
this .conntry '6reat appiaus.1 "i :"
''Now, my friends. l lave quoted you
that he said that there was depression in
agriculture in Germany.
GERMANY AND BIMETALLISM.
B Il want to read you what Prince Bis
marck says about tie condition OF affairs
in Germany. Our opponents arein tie habit
OF telling us that all the civilized nations
are in favor of the gold standard. The
Germans WHO live in this country point
with a Just pride TO the greatness oil this
illustrious German, Prince Bismarck. Let
me read you what he has said within Il few
weeks in--regard to tiIGetailism ann then
see whether he testifies that the gold
standard Las been good thing for Ger
many. (Applause.)
In a letter written to Gov CElLerson or
Texas and dated Oh tie Gath OF August.
1896, PriDcc Bismarck said: Your es-
tccned favor of July / las teen duly re-
ceived. l have always had pIeGenc,ion
for imctaiiSm, hut 1 WCu!d not, WHALE in
Office, claim my views of tie matter to1
iDfaliioly true wien advanced against the
views OF eXper,s. lG!d 10 this very hour
that il would be advisable to bring about
between Il nations chiefly engaged III the
worlds cunmerce mutual asreement'in
favor of tie establishment OF iimetailsin
II the gold Standard had been Il b!ess-'
ing to Gernany why not say that Il was
better to keep tire gold standard instead
uf getting rid %; the gold standard and
substituting the double standard by inter
national agreement? '''
"ConSi.arei from 4 commercial and in
dustriai standpoint the United States are
freer by far in their movements than any
uaiion in Europe, and hence il the people
patible with their Interests To take indr
pendent action in the direction OF hi
metalliSm / cannot but believe that such
action would exert most salutary in
f1ueuce upon the consummatiun Of inter
national agreement and the coming into
this league OF every European nation
TEUToNS AND TORIES.
We have ;hOse among our People who
have said that some other nation mess
have the lead. Prince Bismarck says that
the people ur the uLi,eI sau,es are fIenP'
by far in their movements than the nations
Of Europe. Can it be that this great Ger
man statesman has a higher conception
OF the ability of the people OF the United
Sttaes than The tories Who are rot willing
20 do anything uulIi they ASK iIc ,onseni
of other nations. Great applause and
checring.D
Not only does Prince Bisina rex say wear
frecr to take action than o-her nations,
hut he So vs. that il We act IL win exert a
most saluta ~ iuflue nee upon tie ooaslH!na-
tion Of en- international agrce,Hen; and the
coming Into this leaguc OF every European
nation. Prince Bismarck testified first.
The gold Sta n1ard is the policy In Germany
and he wants bimctali,sm restored; he
tes.ifics second, that the United States
is in t he best POSITION or all The states to
take the lead.
takes the lead, IL will have salutary in
fluence, not IN preventing himetal!isrn,
Dut bringing other nations OF Europe into
an internatiOnal agreement. | desire that
you all remember this testimony, coming
from su distinguished an aut uthor,Jy in Ger
many.
Let me call your attention to another
thing which Prince Bismarck said. Our
opponents tell Us tina dt We are ARA y!ng one
class against another. Lcj nle show W,
what Prince Bismarck has said III regard 70
the classes on the quesIioBS which conCeriI
4 agricultural dcpTcssions
"A little more than Il year ago he was
quoted as sa ying to a farmer audience ia
Germany that the farmers must stand to-
sether and protect themselves from the
drones OF socicty. who pTtlrc,. nothing but
laws. Great appIaUse.b Remember the
significance of those words, that the farm
ers should stand toge-ner and pIotecu
themselves from the drones uf society.
who produce nothing but laws. ,Grcat
applauSe.)
THE NON-PRODCCERS.
My friends, divide society into two
classes; on the one side put the non
producers and on the otter SIDE put the
producers of wealth, and you VIII find
that in this country the ma jority OF the
laws are made by the non-producers it,
stead OF the producers of wealth, and
just as long as the Don-proGucers make
the laws, Just so long 1t Will be more
profitable to lie non-producer of wealth.
Bismarck tried to arouse the farmers
of Germany to throw out these GroGes
and take charge OF legislation themselves.
suppose they will call Bismarck an agi.
tator. daughter and applause l sup
pose they VIII say that he ought not to
array one class of society against another
OF course, l Co not know how drones feel
in a beehive, but If Crones could talk aRG
make speeches will bet that you coulo
not tell one of their speeches from the
speeches made by the heads OF those great
trusts, who call everybody anarchists who
do not Believe with them. tApplausel
Il will venture that If urcne could
talk and write ard express his IDEAS In
language, that there is not a member of q
syndicate that has teen bea ting this grv
crnment but who could take the dront.
speech and use it as his own, and without
being accused Cf plagiarism. Great ap-
plause.)
My friends that is The only class issue
that we raise, and if To ray the people
who fight the nations tattles in time OF
war have u light To do the legislating in
time Of peace. is raising class against
class, then / an willing to tie called an
u eitator. my friends" VI'eat applause and
cheerS.) .-r'
SPEECH AT NEWCASTLE.
Wilmington. Del, Sept. 21.-On the
Trip from Dover to Wilmington Mr.. Bryan
made a strong speech at Newcastle where
a stop of about half an hour was made. 10
a large audience. His car was detached,