The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-09
The Process of a Revolution.

productive having enough money do
business WITH those money of and
opposed believe
people side than have against
respect nancier fnancier is
the who his business and falling prices
hard times Debts do fall however consequently the
living must be decreased and the living
crease so is the prosperity of the merchant and know
to increasing the
people consume.-Fiom M. Bydas Pacific Junction Speech
The willfulness of the above Misrepresentation is
demonstrated in the effect the silverte campaign is hav
ing the country. Business men, great and SMALL
money holders of every kind and people generally on
whom depend for business guidance boarding their
money instead of stimulating trade by keeping it in cir
culation. The absurty of the claim that the gold bugs
are precpitating panic will be when dispas-
sonate view is taken of the situation. The feeling OF
distrust that pervades every community is not confined
to people who believe in the gold standard There is
general loss of confidence financial future among
all classes of money holders, and they will neither loan
nor allow their money to be invested. They foresee
financial storm and prudently providing against its
consequences; and the result of their method of dealing
with the silver question is the growing evidence of
money famine is condition that cannot be avoided,
and should free silver dominate the coming election it
will be the beginning of our national downfall.
In agitating free silver the United States is rapidly
evolving revolution. People who bndly enlisting
under the sverte banner about to take leap the
dark that will land them in the of this great
public. Every similar effort to disrupt settled conditions
in other countries has resulted in revolution, and
brought of the sword and the torch, and what
happened yesterday is good criterion by which to
Judge The history of the past is always
invaluable index of the future with the exception of such
changes experience may prompt thoughtful people to
adopt and it is in this light that should look the
silverite attempt force debased monetary
on the United States.
Under circumstances could the Silver party
carry out its pledges. Free coinage individual
count means silver monometallism as much un-
clouded July sky indicates floods of sunshine and silver
recommendation will prove bitter disappointment and
of unutterabe would require at least two
years place silver law statutes, and when that
was done could have adequate free coinage until
mintage facilities increased. The loss to the
purchasing power of money by fall to silver basis
could not be made five years if all the surplus silver
of the world were turned into treasury and how
could reproductive industries have money do bust
WITH Mr.. Bryan indicates? Meantime, while
this deficit in the purchasing power of money
being provided for what would become of the millions of
hungry, idle wage thrown of employment by
the panic?
Instead of teaching wage that the prosperity
and progress of country depends entirely the results
of their labor it would be better to tell them the
Progress of every kind is the direct result of upft
ing of the intellectual standard An engine may drive ma
chinery, but there be motive force well-con
structed timepece cannot mark the hours without a
of propulsion and it is with the hum system
No matter how beautiful the physical development or
how strong the Drawn and sinew there be brain
energy make them useful and the greater the mental
power the productive they become It is this force
that eevates above the station of labor It
is brain energy that creates money makers and popular
public 1t is mental power that stimulates prog
and encourages to prosper and Mr. Bryan and
his eonfederates melting revolution when they at
tempt array the against this element of mate
rial and moral advancement
The result of silver supremacy would be disappoint
ment discomfort The of disaster that would set in
would in riot and destruction of property and when
the passions and peudices of starving desperate men
aroused there foretelling the consequences