Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

in price it requires more dollars 10 pay
for II; this circulates more money ana
the farmer has more dollars 10 pay
with. This increases the value Oh MS
farm h's credit is restored, the mer-
chant sells more goods, the JoDber mas
increased demand for his merchandise,
he needs more goods and he goes to the
manufacturer with increased orders,
the manufacturer soon needs raw mate
r,aI this increases BUSINESS and the
Iaborer has work. better prices are paid
all around and the wheels OF industry
hum. This cheap money can De loan
ed because the people are abe 10 pay
the interest and the banker and every
man engaged n business go hand IN
hand for the mutual benefit OF each 9TH
or lust as soon as We have free silver,
and our minis are opened TO free COIN
age. silver and gold will al once meet
each other on level. This causes the
gold bug to squirm. We fix the price
of silver instead of England. We make
il S1.29 per ounce. England and Eu-
rope will be forced to pay this price
Why? For the very reason every
country on the face of the earth uses
more or less silver for money, also IN
the arts; and as their is no horded Sill
yer anywhere in the world. no surplus
bullion laid away for a rainy day, Eng
land produces none whatever, there
fore. the all must depend upon the
mines that produces il. We state
again. there cannot be found in the uni
verse $1O.000.000 horded silver; there
fore. all nations VII be forced TO buy
at the price fixed by this country, 129
cents per ounce, the value that brings
gold and silver on a parity and eX-
changes them at the same bullion value
everywhere. When this done that
cheapens the gold dollar and increases
the value of the silver dollar, and with
its increased price follows the .ncreas-
ed price of all our commodities. THIS
stops speculation in gold, it stops the
issue of bonds II stops the endless
chain that Foster and Harrison devised
and that Cleveland and Carlisle are
running for the benefit Of every nation
on earth that want gold for any pur-
pose. 1t will stop the scheme that
Great Britain has adopted to feed her
people for one-half the cost they should
pay. II will stop bond issues and the
trade of PierpOnt Morgan and Rots-
childs. of England, in mortgaging the
homes and business Of the farmer and
laboring man to pay them tribute for
all time to come. The corporation law
yer. who feasts and feeds off the people
and wears a collar, Tabled You are
-o1
who faltens off the misfortune of people
N time of panic and distress. loses his
greatest anCcipations. You find HIM IN
every town bowling for gold and dis
tressed. because he sees his occupation
goes giimmering, when gold and silver
meet on the same plane. The same ap-
plies to newspapers that turn upon the
populace who have made them what
they are. These papers have fallen n
to the hands of COLDS spectators These
men understand the press and its pow
erful influences, and long since bought
IL in our large cities TO do their dirty
work as soon as the people raise the
cry of stop thief, We are determined 10
be robbed no longer. They wear a col
lar also, and are labeled. and their OWL
ers have instructed them 10 menace the
public by every means known 10 jour
nalism to deceive the people. But 1t
all will not do Down goes McGinty
and McGinty's house and il will require
another so years to get back where YOU
will leave off on the 4th day of next
March, 1897, when Bryan and Sewell
will be inaugurated President and Vice
President OF the United States.
WN. NJ. KINCAID.
Cameron. W. Va.