New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

property Of them that have, given to them that
have not
TIE Chicago ticket are Anarchists. or Communists,
or opponents Of the enforcement of law. or enemies
deceived. We do assert. however that all Anarch-
lists, all Communists al enemies OF order, all that
find gain comfort in violence ana disorder all
that rejoice whe1 mob assemblies, and are happy
when trouble begins, are friendly to the chicago
ticket.
Their arguments are drawn from the mseries OF
seek TO create The wrong impression that there are
privileged classes and unhappy masses, whose IN
They talk OF putocrats and gold bugs and the
money power. 10 incite the hatred of the ignorant
and unprosperous. Who are the plutocrats! what
is the money power?
Who're are there more men Of immense fortune tune
than among the silver miners of the West? Who
are the 6onanzl kings and how did they acquire
their millions Ihey soid iheit silver TO .ne TOY
have pronted TO the extent of 10 millions over and
anywhere else in the world They almost broke the
credit Of the Government and now that the Gov
eminent has stopped buying their product. they
raise cry against the money power, denounce
puocrats and insist that the people are TO be
saved only by "a renewal OF this tribute TO the mine
owners treasury.
IT is easy to see where their interest Is.
\ LESSON FROM THE SAVINGS BANKS.
There are $4,000 900 on deposit in the New-Jersey
Savings banks. That belongs TO $4,000 depositors.
The average Of the deposits Is S2JG for each de-
positor The building and loan associations have as
much more-SsO oo.OO0 Of capital In these two kinds
Of repositories This Is no, the money OF rich men; II
is the money OF poor people, their savings out of
salaries and wages mostly. But IT makes vast
sum in combination. Where is 1t and what is it d.
ing? Building houses for New-Jcrsey working peo-
pie TO "A large extent. The banks don't keep it n
their vaults; they lend T. on bond ana mortgag" -
thrifty and prudent people who want to buy ana
build their homes. and In time 1t is paid OF
Popusls seem to think that Indebtedness is sure
symptom Of business failure and misery. II is gen
erallr the exact contrary. The man OF energy am
btion and THRIFT supplements the capital he has by
borrowing from others eNptc ln- 10 pay lHteItst 10
the lender ana MAKE enough oN'f 10 RrahuaIy re-
duce the principal Look AT the statistics ana you
Will that the most thrifty and prosperous com
inunites nave me m0Ni oiss' np'", ,iiV S M
don't borrow rarely build. Take your stand on the
some Saturday afternoon. and watch the peoI that
como i'm. There The hrawny mechanic. the
prudent housewife. the thrifty young man and
young woman. the Young lad cach bfingnS SOM
part Of the wages OF their Nechs toll All III monsy
% ,r The "prSsoI of labor whom the iii,
YER mines and ne silver candidates are trying 10
injure. They The creditor class. their money Is
BRYAN wants paid of in deprecated dollars
Nobody IS cocrcei 10 borrow money. The lender
doesn't fore" his money on the needy. tie Is urged
to lend il 10y representations Of he snfiicency Of
IS scant courtesy 10 abuse him Tor wanting IL PAID
back when due. ,,-. ,
debtors are discreditable. They say. Vote oar
ticket and will help you cheat your creditors.
Wen show You how 10 discharge your debts Win
Thcy MAKE these appeals in the name Of POPULAR ocular
rom th% s pereo %'4h n asphcre before lie was
traycd for thirty pieces oi silver.
humanity sweeps onward. whore to-day tie martyr
stands
On The morrow croacies Judas with the silver IN his
hands.
THE FOUNTAI:; HEAD OF PROSPERITY.
The voice OF :he t.npter Is directed especially |
TO the farmers Of our country-as though they !
ware me- r.. easily persuaded to dishonesty than men
Of other occupations. vas raised New-Jersey
farmer; / know th- farmers OF TINS state Hhu' III
their name. ! dcnOuncc the imputation OF dshoh-
eetv Who furnish ;he largest number OF active /
and prosperous men Of ~fairs. Of preachers OF /
me farmers George Washington was farmer. (
i,an" From the hardy NE Of the agricultural
communities has fonc ne"o3 s, ,rs " ,Trvims
with them the energy. intelligence, ambition ana /
Lieh character that have mace our counti! none
ana pro1 o Favor Of disorder repudaio any
oihcr form Of political dsnonesV'
l.. j. ti, stamp of the Government or the metal /
II The stamp OF the Government gives il its value.
then il is immatcria whether the metal pe SILVER /
or "' I'm, stamp Of the Government makes coin |
valuable. you can make PAPER oqua5liy T.. Nall"p,".
What is money used for. enyway' , VIZ 90 no,
eat il: We cannot wear II, We don d!lnk H. ~ /
universal r'pr".cni1ilYc @ Lt"i,ln -, IT," VIZ, 10Y
with Il. you can sell and AK" money IN N,hang,
in h,,y your money IL Onl! valuable IN proportion &
m tho quantity Of N" desired commodities you can
g.f Tor - You Ouy Tor cash, or you may T
,,,,. credit 4 purchas. sale on crenn diners i
from Il sale purchase for cash Only hy reason %
b, f,ct maj The time OF payment Is postponed !
Maturity ,j,v comes. and then money must MAKE b
ih, promise good the debtor defaults. ID" credit
- MN AS we'll a. % nations depends unon the ;
faith mat exists in their ability ana Willingness D.
to pay at maturity. -.,u.. =.
nav 80 many dollars in coin to the bearer on pres.
riafion those notes are accepted 10y all the World .
az mar with the best money by reason OF iaitn IN .
,b. nrornfS.. They good only because they +
,r. 1iychaugea bic for gold The grernbacker wants f.
-, rut an, Inc note without any promise ~ Ito D.
Tbat is what Is called nat" money. money
.r..',sd nv legislative enactment,-vithOut value In
,of without The promise to pay value. The green
hacker advocates the issue by the 'ioN'rninn NJ OF
,oo@r none having in it no inherent value devoid .
20 an, promise To pay without the quality OF eA-
Oh sneea biIiiy into money % inherent value.
WOULD CREATE VALUE BY LAW.
pctU.cn the free-silycr man and tn" gre"nbacher
,t difference IS only difference OF degree not Of /
,,1 rho silver men want their metal coined into
cellars that shall bear promise Of redemption.
,b,v are willing 10 put hfty or hfty-two. or even
,v,, conis worth OF silver into each dollar. but de-
rand that the remainder ~ the 100 cents snail be
crcated bv statute. And they are childish enough
=, h.lievc that the stamp Of "One Dollar upon
!, ,if doinrg worth Of silver without any promise
70 redeem OF make good IN eny way the dehclency
'.ii multiply bv two the value OF the metal In the
rHo ,hougnt occurs at on .. II Government do
lin sil,cr why not with copper and II with