The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

Mount Gretna, Pa, Aug. 21.-SeDato
an address here today for free silver To tn,
| farmersgatheredto to at end the Mount Gretna
| Agricultural Fair.
About roo people, mostly farmers, mad'
psenatorTIilman'sau audience. Thespeakcl
was given respectful attention and was fire.
quenuy appiauded. Senator Tiliman said
II snail confine my remarks almost
entirely TO the money question. We are
face TO face with crisis. We have passed
through Two or three other crises IN our
government. One III 1882, when jackson
throtted this same money devil. He took il
by the throat and stls,d there Il bulwark
between the masses and the classes.
He vetoed the United States Bank act
(applauseI, aud there was your Dem ocrat;
not like the bag OF beef now in the White
House, whose only vetUes have been that
OF the segni orage bill for the relief Of the
people and some pension bills to get
few dollars out of the Treasury. We
will spew him out OF our mouths, and we
have repudiated him.
THE first thing want to ask you Is:
Is this republic for sale? l saw In the
papers day before yesterday that the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. through its
committee, called upon Mr.. Hanna and
notified him that the milii iUnaires he repre-
sented, the great banking and capitalistic
corporations, the millionaire merchants
and others, all were ready to cooperate
without regard 10 party. What does that
mean? 1t means they are ready TO buy
up every vote they can.
THEY LACK INTEL LIGENCE..
There are SO many thousands and mil
lions OF American Voters who haze not
got the Intelligence or the integrity 10 -e-
sist floating with the current, and II they
can get few dollars in their pockets
to go along with them they can 81 much
easier.
To-day there is not an article winch
enters everyday consumption IN any
considerable amount thro Ugh which tribute
is not Levied on yol by some corporation or
trust or monopoly, making the rich man
richer and the poor man Io1rer. ". have
laws on our statute books prohibiting
Combinations and u.onopoiies and trusts,
but Secretary Of State Olney, who was
himself d corporation attorney, csnnot
find one to bring a lawsuit under, rnd his
predeccssor under Harrison did not 4, apv
he,t,.r. and If Mckinley is elected his
Attorney General will do no better.
II have the greatest admiration and
respect for Mr.. Mckinley; that is. have
as much admiration for him as l can
have for any man who is SO badly off, who
is so wrong. so henighted, SO lost in the
vri,darness Of irnorance The honest man
ie NOT afraid ,o sne,t at any tino he-,us..
he cannot tell n lie unless a lie ia IN his
heart and no is no, afraid tn sneak IL tn
his brother because the truth cannot hurt
any man
part Mckinley will not utter ANYTHING
un,ess IL has becn submitted, To Ham, or
some other boss That's what they saw
a bout IL vet 7 NAV he mistaken. hut
sa y circuuston,io, evidence would Indicate
tina, Rrvan sneals right ont believe
Rrvan is honest and true and being honest
nd true be is no, going to say or do any,
thing that is going to hurt him or his cause.
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