New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

under every car in the United states applause
Mnen Hsy bs are yr .ry s two
fifty thousand cars between New iofk ana cn'saso
the business Of this country, aud when there Is
something The matter with thu hone mafkes WhIc ~
does not require and cannot tax wlat IL ouenc ~
IT that there Is hing WIN NJ yh
There S '" is no trouble with the country Is the
peoplc-it is the most entcrprisiDg in the world
and II this tremendous productive power ana Ell
something the matter with tho law. or with the
Government that Is preventing T. d az c o oT~
stubborn straitlaced Republican on the plat
iHs With the protection princple has some,thns to
do with it, but want TO say also that beliey9 Ire
the threat against the standard OF ynlue ana 'ne
threat Of debased currency has stili more to 90
with it. tCheers)
A FIXED STANDARD NECESSARY
Won cannot have good business unless the stand
ard of value is fixed and immutable, and every
business man knows II. II we are 10 adopt the 81
yer standard. we are TO make an p.rment, nu!
II Is unknown experiment IL has been ui.u
for two thousand yearsyss inr 1nGiG in ri
countries, with al civilizations ana al. hihus oi
people, and wherever there was nuS,u";lns i
ard Of value there was there a par,'ys , o.S
ness or destruction of business and employment;
Our friend VINO IS running on the thcaSo piattforn
ON II silver and Populistc platform, a platform
a. full. OF holes and supported with vino as no
he does not understand what people mean by conn
dence and lack Of condolences he Is constantly pro-
AGAINST the employer Wei. what IS capital ana
abor but mutual confidence IN sacn o'llet a ai
mutual assistance to each other? Neither can I'VE
without the other. any more than can the mead sei
along without the stomach: tApplaussJ ny m."p
works because my digestion II always s'''
This issue as Mr.. Bryan says, is perfectly plain,
There i no mystery about ii. Any man OF woman
can understand it, No Is going 10 lend Ms
money unless he knows he Is gong 10 get /" pa,.
nor will he put ii In enterprises unless ne KNOWS
he will make money by It, lie VII. not mdhu,ac'G ~
goods unless he knows he will have nafNSt For For
npf of he
the goods he has pay for the raw mateIit. ana
for the manufacture of the goods. NOW, WA ~ you
standard OF value good all over the word,e where
10 doilar /. eood for hundred cents anywhere,
then the manufacturer knows what ne Is anQu'
He calculate what the market VIII m'ii,, 80
and on that calculation he can base how munh ilt,
can sen and distribute the community When
these conditions exist we can have good I'M o
'fhen he commercial traveller finds himset re-
C.iyed by the merchant with open arms. men ne
"rt of nubIic benefactor and he goes down TO the
hotel at night, aud the entire hotel knows that he
is there loud laughter and cries of hight 20"
are Chauncey." and you're peach')
THE DRUMMER'S TRIALS NOW.
When he goe. into town and goes into
s,ore no must bear letter of introduction ana
certificate Of character. He goes In during ms
ho,,a,, tav in the week with summer SUI; on bu,
not broushi his fur coat wiki him. lRerewed
'aneh,erJ Now. We ali Of US working as best
SelIef hat What promotes the best good OF me
family promotes the best saGd 81 the a S'g under der
this Constitution which begins. We, the people; Or OF
r ,J anIesonism. what is K? have been on the
stump for thirty years and nave never
i@@ 81 he Tni:ed sae raises ques
ton and creates conditions which 90 noi SAi5 or
0n qmd And hatei Capi.aI is primarily money watch
or store or must 20 me- sc,e ,ni b,rds when
brains ard hands are the only capital tnat thes1
m,n nave. II the conditions are sucn ma i hHe
can confidently be invested in country IKE this, !.
is active Money dead t. IKE ngans ana h s.i,s
desd-it yields nothing. But let money ne acii.e
AMI you have touched the lie b.ood OF MS Ni.oh
II ii constructing rairoaHs ana 9g eca an" n
architect has his capita and II Is Wsn'el: NE "g
signer and builders have her capita aIn Il -
wanted me aruzan mas os N" his Ssnal ana il IS
wanted: IN. commercial traveller has MS capi'ai ana
l. is wanted and THIS aniVfr'S proipery and
5pi5es W' for ma f5mes Of ne Uasd s.a,es YET
Two great classes In this country the toing masses
and their oppressors who do no. belong 10 inc 'o'
Tag masses.
WHO ARE THE TOILING MASSES?
According this idea, the masses are only the
people who work with their hands But what be-
comes of the men who work with their brains?
These reporters here according to Mr. Bryan, are
every Of them mcnopollstc oppreasorS ailc ll.e
editors who will revise their work are o?pressors
OF the toiling masses. are the commercial travel
lers who have nothing but their legs ana brains
%rn the farmer is 5nc of the toiIng masses until
he gets a hired man alongside of HIM Then ne be-
must cut his throat II he can. Q-aughterD There
are commercial travellers who earn salaries OF 500
and soc perhaps $1,000 and 5000 month In rare
instances Iaughter) Well. that last fellow Is not
here. but that Is what he told me ltenfwcd iaush,
the man who gets 500 and The man who gets s+o
o and 500? No. Hp,uc Is e' Of e Amerrpn liberty IS
that we have got the same world before use with
IN .-etS
custom of the $500 man. daughter and applause |
everybody covered with the same amount of mud
,,FT ii. '"t TMush Si' anu ana applause
Now, in his Labor Day speech Mr. Bryan said;
Don't let your employer inspect your ballot
say also. don't let your employer inspect your bal
III arg ep Dsys ,br Hqns Take NE Nave Nave
thirty thousand and IT Is well known TO every
one Of them that the track.wa,lker has the same
president of that railroad for eleven years and have
during that time have taken my privilege as ei-
zeh to stand on the platform and tel my fellow,
they believe IT or not just as they think NJ And OF
the thirty thousand men on the Newly DIRK Central
II IS si1 r., 10 c Ia verv ONE Know IT, and every
can tell Mr.. Bryan that there Is not one
word OF truth IN this attempt to buldoze employees.
HAD LEARNED By EXPERIENCE.
Four years ago made speech. and next morn
ing. happening to meet swtchman whom knew
Ing to vcte?' Jerry replied well. / am going
met Jerry again, and said TO him: Jerry, how
has your .Npernrnt come out?' and then he an
swered: Well boss | am wild W this year" Loud
iaughter) That is the kind Of coercion that We
use and Will. two-thirds Of the employees two
thirds OF my fellow -workmen for We are all on
the payroll OF the New York Central voted for
Cleveland in 1892 | venture To say that not one
who voted for Harrison will fail 10 vote Tor Me
l<inley Ocheers) venture 10 say OF the balance,
from actual knowledge that 10 per cent are follow
Ing Flower Whitney and cuudert ana are not fo-
lowing Sulzcr and Shechan. (Renewed che"rsD
Now If we are To have CLASSES and masses, We
have two candidates for the Presidency. bryan
and Mckinley botn lawyers. but as a lawyer
Nj inlay outeiasses Bryan; they are both orators
but whie iii nall the other can empty
IT (laughterl therefore he outclasses Bryan as an
orator; they have both been members OF congress.