Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-10

private debt Is good enough to pay every
public debt. thai money. which was good
,Npensos incurred in estnhlishiur Our lib-
,tty Is good enough to pay loNehclncr or
MptEnn, or an! other man 10 th' WIZ
Witc, wide world. that money OF Jtncr-
son, ut Jackson. of Madison, of Monroe;
Hui OF Bcuton, is honest money, ana
IF Hg sS9o say snl m "'s saptarsd ,HaGd s soyer"ss i
who rule our spirits ffOm their urns,
man VINO knows thnt International aEf'e-
myut is a mere device tu npp"asc the roo-
pie ami once more disupppint ana hclrhy
them, and. that they who would place this
In tho matter OF the stondati ~ value are
np friends ut thCit country ur the!r klhl'
ana, that tho true ratio between the met
ais Is sanctioned by time l6 10 j, u man
who knows that this nations honor Is not
~ ,hC keeping oi that PREDATORY cl,mcnt
Ism which lnots the treasury, STILES COM
'urtor, pHtulyH'a Industry nud plunlors the
world man who cannot h. ruled by con-
.plilHtri monopoly or aggregated dlnbol-
isW. man who knows that no nation ever
rtosprrcl where agriculture has luhEuiSh-
EWshrl where nErcNlnr" mas ptospoi,I'
mat vast majority ot th" American ltn-
hall return IL viii romg Met To Tho dust;
roverrd millions who's. hnfl, suu-hrownoi
hands never touch polluted dollar VINO
under the burning sun Of summer and
through tn" frostH AMI storms Of winter
from tho tlmo the stars grow lin IN ih"
these prosper all who trade. and wno
transport All who buy and all who ooll,
none can prosper except those who spec
ulato N human misory, a man who ls In
and the paths Of IN" short hlt' simple an
nnls of the poor q man around Who's
keep out his fellow men; n man who needs
anl who has no body guard, hut who
pIfnV of his fellow
such man Is Richard T.. bland.
sympathetic MS jefferson. as brave aud "a
just as jackson. and us wise anu saEinious
rs any man who ever occupied the rl'sl-
dontlal chair. lie can command the sut-
frares Of more Democrats than any other
man standing upon free silver platform.
nnd he cnn command the sutragcs OF more
silver men who are not Democrats than any
other Democrat. He can carry every state
OF the South. II" can carry the prairie
statcs and the mountain states and the
Pacific states, and he can carry more states
OF the central and eastern part Of the eoun-
try than ANY other man standing IN the
position which the great Democratic party
has here tnken Nominate him and he viii
be elected by such = majority as has never
been Witnessed in this country. Then will
be fulhled the Caiifornian's prophecy, tha'
land from out whose depths shall rise H.
new-time prophet that wide domain. from
out whose awful depths snail come. all clad
In skins, with dusty feet, man fresh
from his Makers hands n singer singing
very sweet, charmcr, a charming, very
wise, and thcn all men shall not be dumb,
nay. rot be dumb, for he shall say, Take
heed. for prepare the way for weary
fect."'
"'rhe eyes Of the whole country, the eyes
of the whole world are upon us, the great
heart of mankind beats with anxious eN.
pectation OF the issue OF this convention.
Upon that result hangs the future veal
or woe Of this country. Ry the ashes of
your ancestors. by the memories OF your
great and veneratcd dead, by the love
which YOU bear to your children, by thu
wa
name of all that men hold sacred. appeal
to YOU to solve this great issue Alright, and
there is ono name the very uttcrancc "
which is a complete solution-Bland, Bland,
HlnuI "