The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-05

1924. The quack nostrum they are now
peddling around. hlched from the old Pop
ulists. would only Intensity the misery of
The farmer may be getting low prices for
ms farm products. but that 70 a great ex-
tent is caused by the workinemen in cities
and towtiS not being at work at full time
and not being paid fun wages. all of which
is the result OF the crime of the election
or lSa2 The farmers condition. is much
better than that OF the wage Garner. While
tne farmers market may be injured be-
cause the wage Garner is not employed all
the time at good wages. the farmer and his
family can live well on his farm on the
products of the farm. Not so with tho
wage Garner; everything that goes to sus-
tain lfe-food. clothing. fuel ard q place
10 hve Unjust be paid for in cash, and IL
ne mas no work. of course he can get no
money to meet his daily expenses, and his
condition becomes one of pity and charity.
Inc farmer can live on the old farm. bur
the tenant in a city must get out when he
can pay rent. And that is why the wage
Garner. with but few exceptions. is AGAINST
the Dlatherskite Bryan, who never did a
days work in his life. and are for that true
friend of all classes. William Mckinley.
study the faces of the two men. Iooax ~
what their faces. and especiaily Their
mouths. teach. Every man will run from
the wage Garner does not want to feed on
Gannpaign ROSTERS in the cruel wintcr OF
no danger OF his doing IL. II is demon
strated that the wage earner's and the
producers interests are Identical. and that
4 tarin Tor protection. as well as for reve-
nue.. Is essential to the prosperity of both.
ana they Will not be diverted from their
intention to have ii in this coming cleo
ton by the cry of free silver.
me Popocrats have Endorsed the PoDu-
Iisti lie idea that all money must be issued
ny the general government, not redeemable
IN anything. and Bryan has given that jde,
ms special approval, which means not only
ires sIiver. but unlimited fiat money. Gen
=. >. Coxey. when in this city last August
N conversation with a gentleman admittej
craze except as a means to the ~accomnliser
ILL 81 an END, viz. paper fiat money. and
,nat IL they succeeded in this. nothing could
Preeent them from carrying out the old
SLeennack idea of paper money, which vas
II Ife pight kind of money. And why not?
BESIDES, IT Win have the merit of chean-
re ano mat IS what Bryan Is after. And
80 90 orri how ina they intend that idea to be-
Salrieu out the Chicago platform declares
~ u iaVor or Congress passing a law to COM
ptbat ne peopie TO accept as money anything
tndt congress shall declare is money. nor
70 nave the people receive it on its merits
put by force of law. But the people ara
lawyer without clients. a. man witbout o.
BUSINESS. an agftator who has been roines
he ha mn the country stirring Nup strife that
ne may ProEt by IL. who has been and ia
peddling that Populistic lie that we are ali
paupers and tramps in the face of the
past twenty years. Why. take N in ,his
city; the citizens here are familiar xvi.h
None er of mat has been talking that way.
LONE OF them have prospered at anything-
tney nave been like the old woman wbok
here brroo sweep back the rising tide with
~ pIooH, so nave they been irving II
sSop the prosperity of the country win
tleir mouths, but no one has paid anv az
ie nc 10 them. The country has gone on\
~ us prosperous course, and will confinne
70 DO so and they will be left on the strnae
corners 70 cry aloud while the women ana
i Hoys ib OF their families are at work support
re IN nan oodaersi as they have been for years.
nopie men and patriots as the Cockrana
ana Others rather than men like Kern ana
ms INK, who advise the people to do q tbin~
tnat VIII lead them to ruin for party's SALE
and IN november, next will elect WilIiano
toral vote ever given a presIdentiapI csn eE
date. canui-
indianapolis. Oct. 2 OD1'Eh