The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
REPUDTiTION REPUDI1TED.
What iIonest-Money Democrats nave ="
say on the Platform and Ticket

The favcfitc and perhaps me sttvns
cst argument in behalf OF lvIi"a ,.., a., -.
independent cimpaign by hoht7.-i'oa
Democrats Is that such a course MI MI
best promote the education OF tht luna',
mind 10 sound financial i1eds, 1nu 10.
the Republican managers thus int -
not manifested alacrity or suin'l.h1 ~.
orgy IN risirg 90 the occasion III '"''
respect.-hcw York sun.
sound-money Democrats who believe
that tho frec-ccinage policy wouId pe
ruinous cannot consistently ala III dS-
feating sound-money principles ana IN
forcing the government into Il Iu ,i,Vu9
financial policy. The practical Pu.',,LI u
then Is how 20 vote so as 10 prom ~
best interests ot the country, N i.a' ~ ~ =,
the sOCnd-mOnry Democrat must Note 10,
the principles Dee advocates anu "ss' IS1
the ruinous policy he condemns.-Nash-
Vile Banner.
Now. We want an assurance that this
twaldle about the tariff shall cease. IL
is not only idle I'm view Of the real issue
before the country. II IS mischeyious ana
dishonest when taken in correction with
talk about honest money, because eve
rybOdy knows that no iariu OF any hlnu
can DE got 10 the next President .oi sis
nature without some concession 70 Wv
friends Of dishonest money ana tnt Oily
concession the Republican candl late Is
pledged not 10 make IS the ilhdl d"' run
Gus concession of gree ooinage.-New
York Times.
The pemdrrauc National Convention
four wears ago declared i'm favor of this
policy Mr.. Whitney aud Senator nm,
leaders Of tine minority at Chicago, are
pronounced himetallists The RepuhIcah
convention declared IN favor OF the use
OF both metals. and plelged the parry
10 promote an international agreement.
81.
this view with Eastern Democrats ii
free coinage can he established III tnls
way. the only method possible OF making
silver money current all the yoid over
and Of keeping both gold and silver IN
circulation under free coinage, NOBODY
Will ObjeCt-New York World.
n successful. the froe-silver conspiracy
Will split labor organizations irreyocabiy
nation by substituting the fluctuatins
and unsatisfactory mOnOmetallic currency
Of Mexico and China for our present
stable mclium Of exchange. IL VIII cut
down wages. reduce all forms or secull-
ties boz value. shrink savings deposits, ne
insurance policies fraternal order henc-
fits and every form Of investments. II
VIII split labor organizations itreVocably
asundcr. since Dr. will destroy the work
mans financial independence as com
pleteiy in the United States as II has
done IN South America and Mexico
Louisville Courier-Journal
A Nebraskan. candlily summing up Can
dldatc Bryan's characteristics says: No
man possessing Bryan's superficial bril-
lance was ever Intellectually great. Even
here at his own home. where idol wor-
ship has been going on for years IL
is not contendod thlt he IS man OF in
tellectual depth lie took up the cause
OF free silver after Bland had given IN
a good start. and invested II with CLAM
our Of speciOus lriiliance, hut he has not
added ono new idea TO the philosophy
OF fatism. He invented the phrase.
Without waiting for the aid or consent
of any other nation on EARTH. but he
has never origin ted n great principle or
propounded q nev theory apolls
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