Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1896-09-16
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Monday OF last week, Hon Wm J. |
| Brvan made three speeches in Cieve-
land. Ohio. when he addressed 10000 4
1o - ros,ondod +o
ono'i o0,o'o'o
his sentlments Win nearly cneers.
| His speech at Armory Hall was as
| follows.
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| 10. .t,n;n 70 unH os 4Ie ,,eonIep No
mus ouo pd; - IS IL 49, +his
oiuina'y o'oas1on Mouiu oo;.. =, o,,Id
80 49,, =, hsi,, ti,
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palUis as, ~ f0oeias e0'o' A''u " = '-Asy
no ~ i,,;s +,,,1 ,,.s..,. {, f,,rcee
4 ara arrayed and thew ara anraged in
struggle which means much to both.
When Mr. Carlisle in 1878 was discuss
| ing the money question he said: The
struggle now going on cannot cease and
onght not to cease until all the indus
t.ial interests of the country are fully
Il ana finally yemaDC1paJeOIr from UQo heart
less domination of syndicates, stock ex-
i changes and other great combinations
of money -grabbers In this country and
and Europe
.ssvNn1carEs AND,1oNEy. ),
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nave tne people oeen e:nancipa.eu pa
iiom sue neaiGiese uonin".aon i1 .'o ~ -, omoIo
nearIiess synuioaVes an nonoy rS.;os 49,
oeIs VI Cne counery %n1 Cuiope !O.0
OF mo, no, no; 70, ior tlie last ewen,
W years s!ae nessI 'iess uoni 4t
increased Ia It's s 'veri!y, anu wIthin .ne
iast Inree years especla,,y y mas A groTa .ha
more anu more ilsense, unsH ~ .S;a Gsy ny .ne
Z peopie are ooai'on'oo WV 'A'' fio-
Aro Tho ar,ar;oan paonia able tn
govern themselve es. Or must this govern
,, ment be thrown over to the syndicates
? to carry on as thev think best for their
. private profit {Cries of mo, no. A
voice. "Everybody vote for Bryan -
, Great applause and cheering
..ruppp AN1ss11E wow -
. M 40 n A0
. IL mas peeh customary III 1lo pasU
:. Ior many years ior Ii!e CWo pa,'lee "
- - aaopI platforms alnpisuous I'no ma
q s,esS 4i %uu r,'11a ~ r,.+forns re
80 ~ .oi ~ a,oa ~. ke +ho ticht on
q in this campaign.
y s"rhere is an issue now and the line
y is drawn so that no one need be deceiv.
y ed. Is there ANYBODY, any party de
}. clarine that the gold standard is good /
Not one. Never in the history of the
limited States has a national party
dared to write in a national platform q
st single sentence in approval of gold
q standard.
'e 1.-The gold standard was conceived ir
% avarice. It was fastened upon thi:
q, country by frard. and it can only be
,e continued bv deception. IA voice
1T HDown with McKinlev.n Great ap
Is plause.1
N .s,-I,,,, po,our oN o1,rN ErGuTn
le I'M e.,,-,,t :
IN Ihe golo stanuaro meyer 1ousn. el
es open hght Ia All lts career ~ ~, calIi 1ie
e. tne mask Oh !ne puIsiar "a 49, .ro festa
"a OF tue assassin. Wnen sa-1n ~ Was iaesane.
ze upon tnls country ~ 1919 1ue a a,
m people haa never ulscusseu ~ anu ,at ~
81 party nao ever gone oeaof5 sh .ne lppoI peop
ur urging single measure ina. Ieano, 10,
on toward goio stan!aLu' aL ,d nvery ry+h so
n: mas peen Iahen az nsnu en ~ +,,a no
OF the Kho"ieoso or oon0on' - 'Ao po0
p, PIC ..,,,,
g. REPUBLICAN PARTY's s"oPPoRTUNlTY.
n, eThe republican party had at 81
ch Tonis such an opportunity as eeldof
OF comes to party. The present admins
~ tration had advanced Ihe goiu s.ah; ah;
ns arc, hao loIceu ,at .ntoun raSno,ad a nc m,
= : and spur law Jnat rsPeal1u tile pul
i'm chasing clause OF tne nnelihii lll-l 'a ~
Ee O g % IS
Il II stsle y .,s.s's feye
Al NeTeN lnto tile ee1s 'ssov & / w :
~ ssaElciere IA @se ~ ofA fnu s. Z Z
IL, ssilicif " fissH a4at-,s
sis sEatsaiisous ls5aas ioh ;,I.ss.,
aw tfa1ssufY, Wsiissla So On 1l.4
or l,a re,s,,l
he nay IA te onye,
his iican party WY az aoa;s1 no ,s1ioyr
Ak ton denounee Cne n.'nIIh, W. 9i 99id = y,
Sc. 1he oe1ocraelI padaoy pdcnt,on+ If the 90
nd oenanu sne 4h rasto-s4ion of n
,ot standard anu tue les'o. we q ~ I.o ,,s+;+ ~
nd gold and silver coinage " .ne oonss,o '.s,o
Ike tion? because tue rspupi'oan ~, - ia
ter tlon was uoinina'eu uy oae the co
ences thas naVo ,4i, nnast rort;os
trolling affairs OF both great partles.
"The hnanclers 500 o. me" Tha rnah hors me
ave the repuplican piaSio 60 ~ of tha cor
ute OF TINS country the y. snr eu ro1 i
OF try. were iookiilg anu ions e. daef
OF but the repuoiican pslIy We" ooid a,
lou an sounos sas1 .no sora o'r 4bs g7itteri
YER yellow. Tremendous applause
The TASK THEM WHO SAID So"
all .D;d tho n,atform saw that the &c
ave ndord a. G vas ooodq In the preser
lrty SO 81 tia ,nisarv that it has wrought ev
'uld the re renublican party witt, ali its {
out AZ Az aoi+T did not dare to advocate a &C
the standard ]
hey asIea1h,dx oonas tn Sou and te
With 49, 80 tho gol6 standard is good. v
ause yUu 49, tn"r nh uhe sai,l so Tfanybody te