The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-07
SENATOR THURSTON
LARRUPS BRYAN
The Nebraska Noisy Boy Rebuked by q
Nebraska Citizen.
CHARACTERIZED AS A DEMAGOGUE
Cooper Union Filled with Attentive
Listeners Who Enjoy the Hard
Knocks Given the Boy Orator.
Explanation of Cheap Money and
Other Issues of the Campaign.


New YORK, sept "a large crown
gatnereu at cooper UNION last hisht W
listen to speech on the issues OF the
day by Senator Thurston
The meeting was called by the Repub-
lican club of this city, and was designed
10 he a sort of a consolation for those
unfor,un.tas wbo nod heen unable to
80. ;,,ta Car,aaio tIa,, ,,han CanaraI
So nv ii'' "'e'
1airisoh was heie'
senator ihurston was sreeteu WIN
rounds or cheers. He was very hoarse'
his voice. he said. having become I'm the
hills of Vermont as rough and rugged
as the Chicago platform. He kept the
audience cheering all the time. When
ne predicted a 25O 900 ma iority for Nc
K,nIev in tbis state they cbeered
VIVA, ha sa,a tha, ths An,.ricar neo-
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PIC "ouiu "o, eohse'' " ''e
hs VI american "ianioou' h'useie' VI
money they cheereu' anu Wheh ne
answered the Boy Orators arguments
they cheered especially when he inti-
mated that Mr.. Bryan was a demagogue
of low order. and told his reasons. Mr..
Thurston smoke for nearly an hour. He
so;d In mort.
SENATOR THIIRSTON'S SPEECH.
Il am from the west, but l nave
neither left an enemy's country nor
found an enemy's country In New York.
No man who stands for American pro-
gress, prosperity, and prestige VIII ma
an enemy's country In the great EN-
pire state. None but they who seek to
tear down and destroy, none but they
who incitp 10 Drpttluicp and nlSSiOn.
none but they who lead campaign
afainst the credit OF the country, Will
fnd In New YORK an enemy's country;
nut those VINO DO Will ma an enemys
country ana Will be overwhelmed by
the votes or her freemen to the extent
or quarter OF million majority.
Il can take the dollars or my country,
gold or silver or paper. and go into the
four corners of the habitable globe. l
can transact business with all peoples,
civilized. semi-civiliZed, and barbaric,
or discredit. want the dollars of the
United States to go around the world
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care W 70 acloss .ne me lIl.o Cahaua'
as tne MeNican comes across tne iine
INTO ,ne uniteu States win an apoiosS
!or MS I1ty-cens doiiar. 40 not wish
10 see the doudess OF Liberty placed
upon ,he uepiee.ateu com. "neh We
pu, ti'e AliieI.a!i eaSiG on piece ui
nletai we ousn. " put MN there WIN
every taii leatner spread, rampant 1or
tne glory OF ms country. we cannot
ano.d 10 MeXlcanize american man
hoou, American muscle OF american
money.
cur.p Do11,pc co WITH poop
onC1r re
LES
ut is contended by the advocates of
rec silver that this is an issue between
he gold standard and bimetallism.
Nothing could be further from the
ruth. 1t is an issue between a none
sary system which will give us silver
alone and the existing monetary sys-
tenn, which gives us a practical bimet-
allism. Every gold-standard country
Of the world has in circulation, side by
side. gold and silver and paper. The
United States, Great Britain. Germany,
France. and all of the great CONNER
cial, industrial, and progressive ma
tions make gold the standard. and un-
der II give to their people for daily use
gold and silver and paper, all equal in
purchasing and debt-paying power,
and every dollar INTERCHANGEABLE with