The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-08
EDUCATING THE lNDIANIANS
The Democratic Nominee Makes Sev-
eral Good Speeches.
FINANCE. NOT TARIFF. THE ISSUE,
Free silver Does Not Mean Cheap Dol
lar, but Does Mean More Dollars
for the ToiiinE Masses.


Lake Erie and Western at s o'clock this
,,,,ninr .bor, soo ,,,o -, ~
,nol''ins. Apout "' people We're assem-
bled at Ahe station 10 give the nominee a |
parting cheer Governor Matthews aud
rba,ruan Martin Of tho CT, ,,,
Niiaii iiiai' war 'ii Vi '"e o'd'e democratic
committee anu IL purity OF prominent citl- |
zens accompanied Mr.. Bryan as far as
Nohlesyille Mr. Bry.n slant Will aur,n,,
The night and was refroshnd ,nis $500,
w s'' N"N vas es"e" '''iS inofh-
Ing.
Upton. Ind, October THE first stop
during the day was at Noblosyille Ind
, st,ud b,d haer ,roc,oa a., ,h, ,,,,,. n,
M '"s e''i'N' v.
Nam street ana crowd gathered several
thousand STRONG. Mr.. Bryan was intro
5p,.d NV Iu,lpe Dnvis and s,id,
-. I,,,,,,I,s, T., -. w.
Inns campaign Is resulting IN more po-
litical changes than any recent campaigns.
We are told that the democratic party is
,'s,,'1r .,r,,, ~ ,,s ,,,1,,''i,,e,,, W
io9'is s'i'" VI us p'o'iiiie''' inen' we
are told mat the democratic party must
succeed, IL 1t succeeds, without the sup
lort o, certain &c, i. former me-, democratic lead-
ers, nut we reJoice mat II "" are 10 lose,
we are also 10 gam from those who nave
hlaher'o nor acted win the democratic
party. There Is TINS Inference between
'nose VINO 30 from W anu those VINO
COME 10 us. ihose VINO go from US I'D
Noeate the soiu s,ahaard, while those VINO
conc 10 W come because W" advocate
S''o s,,i ny .no iepIoiiean
hatrt! mas aanoettea. Urea appianse.l
J. ~ tei'u pn az aoic 70 Az VII" us
Whoa. S Ia tIs CONVICTIONS .,, oi me
llliut' VINE ueHnV9 ~ VINO 70 IRON US
n1'V " u, ~ on '"a' nus oee" ue''io-
The rep,iblicdn marty four venrs oco de.
Sied INA and iH ,eFcan ,, yote rom IN
-, r1,u ~ ~. IN U, ~
a. fa, iS. , W., ''om p,op,D W..
q. 1911 II ,p rI I ~ seiis ne
MnSo sh iS ,ne3 uot ne n favor OF u 10
ut5 iITo u4a,tions c!ahse1 IN iour
srdass lltNe lf.eitst SuLHeeu ID ioui
i.a,Iorin OF the repuntncah party declaring
N iufo' OF binetal.ism Tour years ago,
but me leaders IN the republican party
lhey now uenounce Iae republican party
% TGnoa adSocadns l T years ago what they
Ior Lhe presiueheN' 50 iate as ls0l. made
Mr. C.eyeland's policy ana said that by
the master and all things else The servant
Your d,stnsu.shed ex-coagr. ssman Evans
ms rlght 10 think now what Mckinley
Iaked four years ago even though Mr..
Mckinney does not think now wha. he
thought then. They tell us that we can
not affect silver by legislation. The replb-
Leans who act with rs can take the report
filod by Secretary Rusk IN 1890 and they
can point TO pages where MIR, Rlisk shaw
tho effect OF silver legislation on the prices
or products and also adds that the rice
IN the price of SILVER has raised the price
OF farmers products II rising prices with
now. You did not hear at thai time his
talk ahou. rising prices hurting the labor-
ing men. They were honst,ne that their
legislation brought rising prices becai,se
when the farmer was PROSPEROUS If woIIl
he shared nv the lahorjntr ,nan or1 ~
merchants and every lo,-if inn 80 h,,yi, '.g
tNnrlause) You have distinguished
citizen in the State n citizen w" 80
president during the limo witch Mr. Rnsl
sent in his rcnort aud VIII, -, ~ rsush
lS9O Preslden, Harrison seNt n ,n.etHas,s
THE onlarpcmon, oT W o,,, ,,,.ro,,,,.
~ the silver hin tirdouI,t''ti, liz. 80.
upward tendency 10 trade ara IA :, rnari d
ell effect on prices '''' '''4' ~
Mr. Irafris5n s5ih that not In ,.,r,-
paisn speech bnt in j,iih",.at, az az, -, s,r
10 congress-. that silver Ineislatin,9 L.9S
ana d \ NOT III ia IA tntu n u,d upon prices.
disastrous to have risin,- ntices Iie aIto
said that This natural and desired fiferi
sens erroneo,sIv yS'at,pH MS ~ many per
act
,hnYo ne went SO Tar as to pun aside
Il nlcv lin wiz thn acfect tb9, b,d I'm,
and attributed that effect t. silver: and
~; When we say that legislation can ar
not mn lerstnnd ,pS9tbir, tSo,, 7"{ III IN
1eet LApplause) If we had never known
.pn; thinE about TINS subject we could lind
sneo ~ - ga, uqhi apoiu IL oy reallhS ,hose
publicans which they are sorry now they
sveL made Great opplauss.(
,bine ulnerSncc' my lrenus, between
..ANst repuphSahS VINO used 10 advocate
re SILVER ana nave now abandoned IL ana
mos VINO still advocate silver Is thAt
We repupfcanS who have come win us
nrShiu CONVECTION hrsi ana party otter
, wnHu. NO silver men VINO iavor the re-
luoncah cause are Wiling TO suppress
,pHh WAS iHi lulct cohsclvhce anu HndMe
,,henisesNes believe what tho party tehs
'','n TO believe tApplause.l IL,
"a STOP OF less man 4 minute was hthue
a. ~ icefo' where Mr. bryan spoke Il Jew
, -. ~.
nht9l turned out en- masSe TO greet we
tnnuldaie' n platform had peen eIectel
~ VIC center o. a plS lot ati MI an
waS taken on me tram before me uePo'
wa, "aS retyhen ana 1ohdtitteu tnr9 9 q 49,, ~.
to ItApie sn.~ ' i,he ,, W. nelt rt",' I'M
- ~ ~ platform Nnl'e MI hi! an 9P'NN
%hy, 49,. .-.,, l., 500.
~ me conclusion OF ms spec.H ne W.
presented WIN Idlse pouquSt o. Iosos
mum the HlotheIs ana WIVES VI 4'f'0''
hammond, Ind, October 7.-Wymack
was the next stop after Logansport. A
largo cr,,-1 ,,,h,,sIostIcallv choored Mr.
49,, Wv -
bryan $ hrlef sptech'
Short stops were made at North Judson
and Crnvn prirt u,bare l,rre crouds