Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-01

'rhe struggle now going IN cannot
consn ana tught not TO cease until All
the Industrial iutereats OF the country
nse fully and finally pmancipatoi rom
the huariluse domination Oieyniicatts,
stock exchanges and other great COM
blnalions OF money gfabbofs In TINS
country ana Europe
"Have the people been emano patet
| from the domination OF those hoaftleeH
| ayndicaies aud money grabbcfs " ihis
country ana EufoptY (Cfios of'N0,
non
$50. For tho last twenty years
that hcnrtlCas domination has Increased
In its severity, anu within the last
three years that hcAftless domination
has grown more and more intou6t, uu.
tll today the people are confronted with
this proposition! ATB thu American
people uble 10 govern themselvoa OF
must this government no thrown over
30 the synuicates 10 carry ON u scheme
they think beet TOT thtlr piivatc PFC
M" [Choersl
rhu spuhkef u once took W the rla,-
form OF thu Chicago nud 81. Louis
conventions aud Inserted that Tho GUS
tom oi political parties IN pist years Of
adopting ambiguous and meaningless
platforms haI btsu abandoned. There
was m issue now ami the line wa.
ufawn, ~ that no one need be DE-.
cuivud.
Some one now created great up.
plause by shouting! "DoNn with
Mckinney"
Mr. Bryan added that the gold
standard had never fought An upen
Eight, aud that 10 "cnrriod the mask OF
toe burglar aud the knife ot tue assat-
sin.n
Ia the legislation which fastened II
upon tue country every stop had been
taken at night and without the
knowledge or consent Of the people.
Mt Bryan repeated his argument
that the Republican platform u,nicsscs
the gold standard TO DO bac, "wheu II
Gays ~ ought to be abaudone1, ana yet
coniosses It's impotoncy 10 govern this
country when II conftssaa that II must
ask for foreign aid.D
IL the t1iling masses In this country
could not excite pity In the minis Oi
tue party Ia this country, which they
had made crest, he hsgcJ, now could
they expect pity from the nations
ffom winch they had wfesiod an em-
pifc2 lilo asserted that his opponents
were preaching the gospel Of despair.
that they were asking the people 10
continue policy from which there
was no hope, not a promise, not pres.
pn,L Tho speaker added that the
country was but upon the thtcshold Vt
a period OF depression which was
indefinite In duration, !. tue gold
standard were 10 be- continued, aud "
times were bard now, he nskcd what
might be expected whou oil the ma
tons came to demand Rold2 He added,
you say you nre not concerned IN
what others DO. Lut me boz 0l you 10
beware Of autjecung tbo Interests Of
the gtoaieht nation on earth 10 a gold
standard until you arc prepared to
accept the legitimate aud natural
results Of such an act. n rrnei aud
avnflco eau blind the judgment or
stlilo the cunsolences ui seventy mil
Hons of people ~ the United States, do
you know thal when this policy II
contaminated here tue cane Influences
viii DO turned toward other
advertising cpuatriri? 70 they
can dure silver Gus asTe, what
nalion eau Withstand IL islutucFs2
Wait uniii ihrso influence, visit un.
vi Ihotc hunfties', murciirta irilleuors
have driven silver from here had they
VIII tutn 10 other nailons, Wait until
they have driven ailver from India
ana two hundred anu fifty millions OF
people reach cut alter tdelT shaIs Of
tho world'd uIpply of gold. Walt until
thcy have uavun silver from Chlna
gni thrus hundred and fiity millions
0f people roach out after their thAre "
tho world'a supply Of gold; wait until
they have driven japan 10 tho gnlI
standard, AMI Mexico and S5utu
America, ana then you will put goli
ON an auction bllck anu every t0iltt
under the sun viii bow 10 II aud wofa
little harder aud get little lees o:
tue yellow metal. Aud at whose bid.
dtng do you destroy silvei2 At IT,
bidding OF the farmers OF tho wUfll2
Toe farmers have never atkoi lof tho
cfuain1iOn OF silver. ~ the Ulddiug Il
lhu laborvrr OF tho woTld2 TIE Ia,
hotero uf the world have never de.
mandel the death oil the white metal.
Who has demanded II? "a voice:
wall s,Teet.l Toe money.changers
whom tho SAVIOR drove out OF ths ten.
pie. 90 10 the great money centoIs,
where few men eau corner Tia
worlds gold, and let 1t out for a little
while 10 tho nation that will pay
the highest price for II. Go TO the
large holdere OF fixed Investments who
hnd that their property Rises a. stagna.
ton ami distress prevails throughout
the world. They appeal " tho labor.
Ing men 10 hvlp them fasten this
standard upon tns country. My
friends you nave the right TO ask them,
when they tell you that they are labor.
Ing Tor the benefit OF the laboring men
you have tue right % ask them 10
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