The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-01
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put gold on an auction block and every
toiler under the sun will bow to 1t and
work a little harder TO get little less Of
the yellow metal
And at whose bidding do you destroy
silver? AT the bidding of the farmers OF
the world? The farmers have never asked
for the crucifixion of silver. At the bid
ding OF the laborers of the world? The
faborers of the world have never demand
ed the death of the white metal. Who
has demanded it? CA o.ce Wall street,
The money changers, whom the Savior
drove out of the temple. Go to the great
money centers where few men can cor
ner the worlds gold, and then let II out
for a little while to the nation that VIII
pay the highest price for ii. Go to the
large holders of fixed investments, who
find that their property rises as stagna-
ton and distress prevail throughout the
world These are the ones who come TO
you and in the name OF honesty beg you
to give to tham their bread by the sweat
of your brow. They appeal to the labor
ingmen to help them fasten this slander
upon the country. My friends, you have
the right to ask them, when they tell you
that they are laboring for the benefit OF
the laborirgmen, yoou have the night 10
ask them to produce some proof OF the
statement that they feel an interest in
those who toll. When did these Sauls and
Tarsus become converted to ministers of
our religion? When did these men who
stoned the prophet turn round and say,
Peace on earth and good Will toward men
You have a right TO consider the manner
and the words Of those who come to preach
q gold standard; these defenders VINO raise
themselves to the full height of their
moral stature and say: Shall We allow
the poor ignorant. incompetent people
to ruin themselves.
"a votce-By what means does money
get into circulationD
Mr. Bryant am glad my friend asked
that question. The best way to investigate
the quest ton is to put yours into ciTcula-
tion. My trouble has been 20 keep my
money from going into circulation before
crop of wheat and sells his wheat for
money. How does he get his money into
circulation? Suppose man owns rail-
road and collects fares. How does he get
tain amount Of money and then putting
il into circulation is a thing 80 familiar
that l need not attempt 20 describe It.
How do you get gold into circulation!
"a oice-We don't see any.D
Il stand corrected You produce gold
from the mants. Yo1 take that gold 10
the mints and hse II stamped into money
That money is his as the bullion was
before the mint stamped it You take
that gold back and you pay the max who
produced il from the mine. You pay all
over the mine. You pay all the expenses
of production and then the profits that
remain are yours to spend That Is the |
way you do with gold That Is The way
this money question and settle II for your |
selves. / understand that some people 1
when they want the votes OF employees 20 /
to the employers and arrange for me ce- /
livery. O.5uS cries Of Mark Hama, Mark I
Hanna and hisSeS)
Ny friends. when We want votes for the 4
Chicago ticket we 20 TO the soyeri gns /
Themselves. who are the only owners OF /
their votes. II the employees of the rail- /
roads want to vote for the Chicago ticket. /
those who are In charge Of the road have 4
tralian ballot they cannot prevent IL
want to feel that have behind me ma
orsty of the American people VINO VIII 4
=-arsf BY me while I put IN force sTe-y /
word Of tbe Chicago platform II there IS
pow Il the government 20 90 IL
NY frieT7lgS, rley call us ara-cntSta
No man who Owls property that ne catfe
BIZ honestly need fear that hair upon his
bad vii Be DISTURBED Ard as tie Cni-
-zeo platform. ff II means anything, esr-
tairly mans that we shall 70 back % toe
VS. equal right. 20 al and speclai fTsvi-
eees 70 none. We DO not vart 20 app@al
% thnse who wish 10 use the government
Tor private ends We 10 not appea3 %
y z-i protect them While tney tT1<n
1r.o- RE rights or citize-s We Tant -
support % those Tho VII y"s1f :, s
- Tits hoTp-T-1ert Tire lore % eTery
-itszen for making ne gvr.ernr1eot .
-o--H as 20 deser~s the love q every e's1-
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