Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26

the more m1uey there j. In the coun.
try, toe easier II 10 for any psra1u who
has something ~ seil TO ge' his share
OF that money. Applause Oar Op.
p0uonis plant themselves upon the
doctrine that the lees money the whole
people have, tho more monty each
individual will have. LauEh,uf snd
applause. We say t.at while tue
dollar goss improperly must go down,
AMI that falling prices anu falltug
property means hsfd times. IL You
ask Us how this gold Staudntd ailvcis
the farmer, We tell JUu that the gold
s'si dafd lOwefl the price Oi the pro.
uuCtr, without lowering bis tsxts OF
his debt. ~ you ask US how the god
standard affects the laboring men, We
reply that II destfoyi the opportunity
ior labor anu mu!tinlits the number
VI i1le men. The goll stand
ard fills cur streets with the men who
are anxious 10 work, but find no oppof.
tunity. Tho golu ttanaafd, by In.
crossing id'entsl, briggs tuverty 10
those VINO should have enough and to
spare, AMI whom you bring PEOPLE into
pivtiiy, when you take away thu
means 81 gaming a Hyolih 90, you
make tfamus out OF muu who, under
Iust clnuili1ut, woulI be ssl.suppofi.
rug auI cuniTitutOrs ~ tho hatiot'.
wealth ami gtVAtnei'. Applsutr
Alu last 0i all, whsu you Ifivc mt.
q hunger anu irspair anJ desperation,
you make criminals out q men who
under ~ F, conditions would be Law.
huiiilg CIT zsn-. Nppiause.l
We have commenced warfare
against the god standard. We invite
you 10 ir with ua now. Ches Of
1--WE wilVl ~ you dou't lola Win us
now aDd W. are defeated this year, we
will come hgain and extent the iuvita.
ton until msiDfity Of the people Of
the oJunity do ma with ~. We nave
not many great daily papee with ~.
but, my ifende, the timc will come
when the daily papers will be glad 70
furuith editOrlala that the people Of
this ojuntry wa I. tcflos OF "fhey
will, you beil'l Having been con.
nec,ed for n shOfs timo with tho news.
paper business myself, 1 do not under.
estimate the tfiueuce Of newspapers,
but In times like these people 20 ahoa1
u tue Newspaper. 10 this election
snail result IN eleyating to office those
who believe In the flee coinage Of ali.
yer, the reform will come now. II II
results In their defeat, II will simply
poatpono iOf four yeats more the
bringing Of feiicito the people Of this
country.
Win this last remark Mr.. Bryan
closed his address anu changed hia po-
sition TO the other side Of tho platform,
as he had been obliged 10 do ss many
~ e'ght timus during his addfels.
Facing tho portion Of the crowd
which seemed largest, he called his
companion on the Democratic ticket TO
bic NJ ir, aud both stood upon chairs.
for the firit time In this state, at least,
tho two candidates were seen side by
side. Introducing his running mate,
Aif. Bryan said.
My fellow citizens, Introduce 10
you a man who, way up In Maine was
willing TO eianu for Tres coinage when
his neighbors were against II. Ap.
plautc and hurfahs for Scwali.1 |
Introduce TO you mau who was 10
favor OF au ino mo tax, although he
had " pay u, man VINO did not bow
the knee 10 Baal, OF w0rsnip the gul.
den calf, Arthur 5ewhli, the Demo.
cratic candidate Tor Vice President.
fremondou. applause aud cheering
Tor Sswail.l
Mt. ssSAll then addressed thu
crowd.