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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Desk for sale.
Wantcd-Carpenters.
Good sewers wanted
Wanted-Chamber girl
Notice to cigarette smokers.
Sunday eXcursion-M. G. X. r.
For Sale-Remington typewriter
Henry +. Observation-Disclosures Drug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

1t was the best day, yesterday. that
we have had for some time, just cool
enough to be comfortable and bracing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

Miss Maude l. White is in Boston for
two or three weeks. visiting friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

The elegant estate situate in Augusta,
at the junction of Green and State streets,
owned by Erastus Bartlett Esq. and for
merly occupied by DR.. J. o. Webster; 1t
comprises very large tract OF land. in
the heart OF the City, and the house is
most thoroughly built, equipped with fur
mace, bath room. set range, open fire
places and thorough system Of plumbing.
house could easily be turned into a dwell
ing. To be sold at low price. Apply to
or address Lendall Titcomb, Augusta.
Maine. nov13dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

Mrs. Dora Whitaker is in Boston
for few weeks visit with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
Lacai Notice

Always IN season. Hopkins Steamed
Iiomny tTulled Corn.) Elegant iunch
in Milk. CT. can. l0c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
Local Matters.

William H. Common. mason, has
gone into insolvency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

bennington typewriter, no. 2, a bargain
Machine is almost new and in tirst-claes
condition. Apply to Ewing W. Hamlen.
july11, diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
FOR SALE

sale cheap. Good condition Il. W. Ham
len. Meonian Building, Augusta, Me.
july11dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

Two convenient tenements. Corner ~
Court and Sewall streets. W. G, BOOTH
by at Kennebec Savings Bank,
may27dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

Notice to cigarette smokers. Call for
the High Admiral cigarette button. given
away free by all dealers. july17 d2t*
MADAM BRANN-Clairvoyant. is at ~
Gage street, Augusta. Me-. may7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
FoUN ID.

Parties owning the balloon that started
from Augusta. can have their property by
paying charges thereon. Can at granite
office at quarry for particulars. j. w.
Emery, Outlet. july16lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
LOST.

On Water street, a diamond stud
Finder VIII receive liberal reward by leaV-
ing it at kennebec journal office.
july6dlW*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

NOTICE..

On account of trouble from certain per-
sons having forged my name to orders
| hereby notify and warn all persons not
to accept or buy any order purporting to
be signed by me.
CHARLES A. THOMAS.
julyf5dlw*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

Wanted at once. an experienced bushel-
err, also IL to 70 Jacket makers. or good
sewers who would learn the trade and
like steady employment. Board furnished.
Address all inquiries to Dean Estes,
Weeks Mills, Maine. julyl1d2we
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17
WANTED
PRESS FEEDERS.

Two experienced non-union cylinder
press feeders can obtain permanent sit
uations in Boston. Men or women. Ad-
dress 2: Q. Box, 800, Boston. Mass.
iuly14 dft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

Two gentlemen boarders who will room
together. Two minutes walk from Water
street. Terms very reasonable. No. .
Bangor street iuly11dlw*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-17

An experienced chamber girl at City
hotel iulv17dff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

sng az the bubble 81 greerhack a-1a.tn~
were resumed and rushed 70 cssrzrsee4,,
Wheat stood al fla TIE balance a trad
rose 20 80. sss 8e a p1int which K lad
never reached before and never has REACH
e since. Labor began the decade % It's
g-ez-eS- elevation. the se1 years IN which
IL decreased IT'S average wage by g per
cent
Al this WAS TIE immediate result o. TIE
vsssesr exhibition Of the gold standard
There had been no change IN laws. There
had been No change N conditions There
had simply been the evidence. after years
OF struggle with Democratic repudsators.
Greerhacx snfati01sSts and. worst and
nie4nest 81 ali. the gosd-stanEiard. hard
Money Democrats. who advocated the
theory of resumption. bar bitterly COR
tested Its practice under q law which Re
publican hands had placed On the statute
books. that the government q the United
States stood ready. with the accepted
money Of the civilized weird in hand. 10
meet It's Obligations. IL gave confidence
20 Us and 70 al the world. and the natural
unchecked development Of our mighty re-
sources followed
When the crown OF thornS" was thus
pressed zen the brow OF labor" and the
crucaaxEori OF man was thus accomplished.
doubtless the Boy Orator was playing
with his top or marbles. But his grand
mother Of aunt ought TO have told him
about II and spared the family the reye-
larson Of It's pride as a sadly silly Orator
As vel as blasphemously bad Boy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
yusrIcK no SENATOR sHoup.

In q recent speculation as 10 the make
~ Of The next senate OF the United States
with = view 70 ascertsinsng whether Mr.
sse majority that vas In sympathy With
and ready 70 assist ths administration,
the Post-ra.e'iigenccr divided the silver
senators Into TWO ciasSes--the loyal Re-
publlcsns who wesl8 vote for Republican
measures. ard the dog -ia-the-mange- Re-
puoliesns who would oppose al party
legislation unless SILVER was recognized.
Among the latter was elassed Senator
shoar. Of Tdaho.
II appears that an injasiice was Done
Senator Sheap, and It Is as nnch Of a
pleasure 10 rsctsfy a mistake as II IS 10
announce his stalwart loyalty 10 the par
~. it, nominees and It's platform The
record shows that while Senator Shoa3
voted for the silver amendment 70 tha
sand bin. he was ia favor of taking I'd
the Dsngiey tarlg bill, and has never
sympathixsa with those other senators
from the mining states who have been
willing TO sacrifice party and al else
through a mad silver iafainatioa.
Senator Shoup opposed the bolt by the
Idaho delegation a. 81. Leuls. and a.
Though ;heFo may be free silver secss-
sion from the party in his state. hs pro-
poses 20 stand by the banner TO the end
Thls Is encouraging news. when - nsany
In his session, throagh ioexi pre3udsccs.
sec diraly. Il Is gratifying to know that
there are some who are not carried away
BY temporary decisions Such men are
nseaes 'ast now In such states as Idaho.
gar shsy set good example. ard under
their leadership the party may s,gn be
held intact ana preserved % carry cat
TIE great work of erlpgtag back an era
Of prosperity and protecting me nations
eresIs. hcrar and good same.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
rur onnAr NORTHERN.

ratr-msndsd peopis always give credit
where Il h duo and az this tsnse u IL no,
unassing that a generous acknowledge
sneat he made to the Great Sorthern rail-
way upor the closing Of It's contract with
the JaaAursc steamship company aud de-
Gliding that Seattle Is 20 ee the terminus
where ship and car shat meet. II Is an
event The importance Of Witch cannot be
evsrestimstea. and IN the Qualification Of
che moment Il II not unnasuras tAas there
Should be al expression 81 coed VII To-
wards those who have seen their way
clear se Indirectly advances the interests
az tals city.
TIE Great Sorthern IL business enter
.rsw~ and 1. legitimate rAtirnafing there
IN not much reom for sentiment. Az sae
sane asne Seattle has no. been uugener-
Gus 70 the Great Sorthern aHa Il Is ealy
frank 10 say that the granting es extensive
rlshts and privileges 80 that read was IA
.he hope thar the read might favor fair
reespraclty that woa,a resnl, IA benefits
e Itself as wsa as to this semmanlsy. Hap
raly. the road has been able 70 make te-
ession that vii ne doubt Re mutually al
xan,axeous Go railroad ard steamship lire.
sna that seass.s st. te heaeased esnnes
se questioned. The city 70 70 ~ cczxras-
ulates and u 10 to Re scrsa fAss tine vii
grove tb., The ores, Sossssra made 10
mistake when Il cxes It's westsrn ts-sss~sss
~ this po.as.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

Mr. Bryan IL the ore nan who cannot
complain beezrse ths great bulk OF me
sound mercy Democrats are Sally refus-
ing - sapport the Democratic natiazai
platform o. ta@krf. In doing 80. they are
adopting precisely tie course which he
himself admitted that be would have fos-
iSwea had The silver men been In = nsnor-
ny in tie Chicago convention II is frsse.
% made the admission reluctantly and
under 7razsure. but those very clrcGH-
stances prove that be was sincere In bis
admissions
The circumstances were set ouf IN full IN
TIE diepAtcses pshfished IN this Poss-In-
fegllgsneer al sfsz szrae. shieh was on Jane
II. 1876. II was when Bryan was or his
Isutaring tour in the interest OF free silver.
~ Jackson. Miss. he spoke for Two hours.
largely en- the hnes of his recent Chicago
speech. bat devoted more particularly TO
attacks or the administration ard On Mr..
Carllssefs course as secretary or the treas
ury. Wife be was addressing The arsf-
erat. interrupted him 10 AK tfse question
shether he wouia vote the Democratic
tieset IL the party refused 70 snsorse free
siiys- on the hasss Of ls 70 l. Bryan tried
20 5oags the qusstIea. bat Il vas pressed
three separate times by hss lnaxorsb.e
examiner. and finally. in = most dramatic
manner. he said. raising himself on his
I'D toes: 10 help me God. viii Die be-
fore I win support a.
Mr.. Bryan Is entitled 90 credit for rhe
sincerity which be displayed on the occs-
sion. bat his stiifaGe then was thar he
wouid abandon every tenet Of the Demo-
cratic party before ne would vote against
fres silver. which was not At that time.
ard never was until the Chicago conven-
ton inst. Democrats party principle.
bat wsaich was fndorsed by the Popuns;
party. ard by that alone In THIS country
Mr.. Bryan certainly via have no cause
81 complaint II Democrats who are OPP
posed 70 the free coinage % silver. follow
his own example ana refuse him support.
He has piaeed that question. az FAR as he
himself In concerned. above all other issues
whseh have heretofore divided the political
parties Of faas coangry. He hae declared
that In the absence OF an Endorsement OF
free colnaS. he would refuse his vote 10
tho Democrats ticket He ropadlated his
party. ~ that time. ara the members OF
ass party 'saso are eonscsensionssy opposed
to what has been made = new tenet Of
solitlcal faith. should aad doubtless xll
repadsats him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

Gus;ave Null IL IN the East OF a susi-
ness trip
IF. Hart. OF Everett. Is CUES, Of the
Northern.
Nj. sAtterlee. Of North Yakima, Is at
the Northern.
A. III. Miller. Of whatoOn. Is registered
al tie Northern.
C. Goodwin. Of EllelSburg. was az the
Northern yesterday
Ms. George Meadows. of Fverstt. -
visiting In the city. and = among the
n4sser g<es,s-
]. Bsrasteln west East yesterday ~ the
way Of -. Louis lie vii s2ez1 \ month
IN New York.
+. Morgensterr. OF SchwAbacher Bros.
f<Ts Yesterday for . two weeks xaG&tzol
10 BarE Hot Springs. British Columbia
s. = gesgrave. member 81 tbs Victoria
s-unsFa o1sary. - sn1oyfrg tGrsaaga 70
the city Rith kis srtends. ard Is cszrSeFed
a. sae DzHer.
waaarn Ssraasos. - sinison R-os-. LET
"Wednesday for sne kasfer1 markets. lie
w. visit EuSfoz ard toe TT1netyA@ sszo@
manufacturers Giles.
afegxia q. wsnssrek left last Might far
yxAra. hy the asfxsee 81 rs p1gEiaa-
Iurlrg as Ahserce from he csry rank
n Ir9erso1I wssl have cnArgs az Mr. Y IL
sxecxs 0f1le@-
Ms \ r. Weed. e Sacramento. Cal.
arr0wrNsrsea ~ Mss Myrtle Il Frey
ss~arxe w. Frey. LzcYa grey an Vera
Frev. cf Eavssar2. arrived AT tns tes.sr
yesssrssav Mrz Wesd wla leave for sx-
exezk today. ant reeara ia gse ~eexs .
TIE c.xs. 20 x AZ lcz4s 20 -sE 42s<@@@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
WHERE CREDIT Is DUE.

White the determination Of port rested
with she great companies interested. many
influences were brought 20 bear upon the
Great Northern railway and the Japanese
steamship people fn order mat they might
eventually DECIDE that Seattle was the
place oes. stsea for = terminus Many OF
osr good citizens have done much IN the
way OF showing why no mistake could be
Esade N having the place OF transshipraent
here. bat In NO small degree was Il due TO
the Chamber 81 Commerce that our Ioca-
ton and facilities as shipping point were
presented 70 an advantage The Chamber
Of Commerce.. as local factor. took the
matter up ~ an early day. and nothing
has been left unsone by the members VINO
had the matter In charge to see that the
eJty's claims were properly understood
Their iabors have been rewarded. and the
commercial body which they represent
should have the credit which belongs 70 IT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
COIN rNroRrs INCREASING

The bare possibility wAIch exists q ths
elscglen % Bryan and congress favor.
aba 70 free silver. smafl as shs prospect
may De. IL already having It's eject in
sAe STEADY wathsFsvalS % xel8 fTazn he
treasury which have fanevea TIE aews %
his nomination. The dispatches this narn.
Ing annoanss tat ever g III. so n Sois
were yesterday withdraw tron the sreas-
arr. a considerable portten % whseh was
Ter expert. sas saase 81 whleA vas FER
hoarasnw. This Is bat rs eonsanssa-ce
az story wA3sA has hesa running Ter
xcr-s siaae past
Taers can ee 10 serious question IA,
shs sAsoAf - ascreelasses = The ear
r<nev cenfalnsa n the c&n3laacy 81
Tryan has aoaseSAsnx - Do wlsA ghs PRES
eat movement os ea'4 fFesn tse treasury.
4itheaxa. sc cesrss. tie sca stnagng sesrst
Ne n.anthgy sevesass Is sassaer trupertArt
fAeser. Ras thar gcIs hesrssng ~Fa sar-
tsaaa from DAY . Cay galn ths saeesiea
- MsHsnsey ais fan settles shAf TIE cur.
r~ary vii ret - s8-nrsFea wtsh. Is ee--
sAsn. n part s Ell Re csasea ~ iegsfg-
ranse fnvessegs wha wgl ~ttsdr4w gnssy
mercy srezs al classes - Investments ard
ksep 4 ssss antta re szrssnsy eessstaa Is
settlsa at re ps1.ss an5 n r&rt y NJ
se caused ~ re saesalatars sac WI
sex - seesre as @eeA xelz As pesssese
IN zasss srzsis1 e rrTnta=n vAseh wfa
eersasafy foEsaS tAsmeeeatlc spescs<
Aaefner bsaa ssxae Is cersala ~ ne aear
fasars. TEE gsssslea waesh<T s. es= -
ssesxasGaagy aS4ss4 @sasSSs a@Fsesy "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

whether fhere h any serfous b<issf n the
eiee-sos of B-ysn- Al sse tine fA- lsst
bona Ezsa@ was psarsd- TIE txo great Ia
tso-az ,axfiex OF the raEasvT. throaga ts~sr
accredited representatives,. we're eash
committed 20 ths m2tntenarce Of ne sx-
Es<sng Standard Free SILVER vas fcsna.
as tenet e poss.irai faith. onzy n tns
pas:so-na a the Pe7u1iss party. To-say
shs sssaatiaa has changed The Demo
cratic party. watch ~ present ncnsa&sly
has canfres Of ths natsonzs administrator.
~ rev carrmstses 20 rozsry Of tsezs@-
ren. Of the cErrsncy.
All the beads which VII hare 90 Be
rcasea in orsser 70 zzzintain the god re-
serve from absolutely tt-appearsas wisi
Re payable By fh@fr terms In eoln- Il l.
. grave question Eow whether sach Scnas
ean - eoassa and gold obtained therefor.
rffh the threat Of q deprecated money
hanging ever Investors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
THE RATIFICATION MEETING.
Seattle. July II. 1886

Seattle. july IA AsE1-
To the Editor: As member OF the Re-
publican party and staunch believer IN
its principles wish. through the medium
of your paper, TO ask the Republican eoun-
~ central committee when we are going
to be called upon 10 rafify the nomination
OF Mckinley and Hobart.
/ noticed some time since that commit
tee had been appointed by Mr. Gordon to
arrange for a ratification on the Ilth of
this month Thereafter ! noticed that the
meeting had been postponed. al the request
OF senator SQuire's friends, until some date
when the senator could be present II GER
tainiy would be desirable to have Senator
Squire present at our ratification meeting.
All good. earnest Republicans should be
present. But how long are we TO waltz
The convention which nominated our ma
tional standard bearers adjourned on the
18th day OF June-neariy a month since.
II does. therefore, seem 20 me thai SUI
fscient time has elapsed to permit all 10
have taken their bearings and TO have de-
cided whether they are going 10 support
"the advance agent OF prosperity or
whether they are going 10 accompany Tel
der Altgeld, Tfaman CT al. In their wild.
mad chase after the free silver ignls
fatlus-
/ see by an evening paper that Mr.. II c.
Hagan says he is. az present Senator
Squire's business and political representa-
tive. / would suggest that Mr.. Hagan be
requested 10 communicate with the sena-
tor by telegraph and ascertain II he can
be present with us at some date IN the near
future. IL il viii be impossible for him 70
be present, let Us. however much as we
may regret his absence. proceed 20 make
plans for an early ani enthusiasts ratifi-
cation. REPUBLICAN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

l>nttie wf1I shortly become the EnsssSn
s>rmsnus OF q <-sw steamship line To Asia
This ss assured by the egssng Of The Goa
tract yesssrcay betweez the Crest North
ern Rssfwzy Company ard The Japan MAIL
sssar1stsr Company. which provlsss for
N. Immediate estabashment Of the new
tine 70 this coamt
The auensae ~ direct steamship routs
20 Axs IL : matter Of vast Importance 20
the o1sy, ~ me BerehAass q this city are
keensy swxre. Already. shreugh other
aIn<x q fair trade has bern bufi' %. be-
tween Pu9se sound ports ard ne Orient.
ard Seattle merchants have hsd ssls
share. although handicapped 20 conssc-
erabss extent by fte aeessssfies ~ trans
shipment. - vel, az By tendency By he
established tines 70 discrisninass TO sans
exs<af against eearfie shsppers.
with sase new line established. Seattle
~isI have fair Geld and no ssvors. which
= 81 she askx. 30 Tar ~ transportation
fsofa,ses are concerned. she win be on an
squxassy Win. Or . sissas better equipped.
than any cssy on the Paofnc coast Tn
d&r wsch circumstances the snssrprise 81
Seattle 1errAanes can be restsd 90 70 push
me t.~Ae w1shAsssrte ports until I: reaches
: ranreeuae w4acA xsr pace ssis among
- fereno1k ecG1msrrhx cites of tae con-
anens.
ne snvsrsnnes 81 Mis- new esssr2ris~.
so ~ h.axsse 1e % fvsurs growth ara
eeresp~zsns az tbs cry esnnos be over
esssraxxs. ~ ~ faesAuss are row ac-
co~ee1 the nrss szme 20 reach an Axssfss
ssxrker xath our prodaess By . czrset
ros1.s. sxd n Aandse ana dzstsfbuts Assasie
r~a1zcts shroxwhcus ma whole country.
II wis invite ne iccAson here Of large
wholesale establishments. whsch deal In
races ssfsahss for the Assatic market, as
well ~ heavy importers VINO wsii. IN tarn.
make this . dssrsbntsns point for sh~ In
terror In addison 20 sAis. thsre win be
direct ana imrnsdists return In the neees-
ssry outlay here which every steamship
Of The ltnA vtn make ON it, regular trip.
An especially Significant fact and enc
thar IL a. more import than al s.ss Is
that ths new project means the bringing
together OF = great transcentinsntAi rail-
road ara . grea. Pacific steamship COM
rsny. such an ailtanee can but have the
most Important influence In creating
trade and hsin~lnx forth great CONNER
clai development In this para ef the
Northwest. Business IL what both parties
to the ssreennrt are after ani II goes
wsthou, saylS that both viii labor 20
-.a.- 49, -s4..s. ...~ .xs1ts anA "a sax.e~
every plan watch VII insure It's sxpan-
sion. From commercial standpoint.
therefore. the establishment Of the new
trans-paelnc serviee may he regarded as
an epoch in the history of the city. The
people OF Seattle sss 20 be congratulated
upon this city being selected as the Amer
tran terminus Of thu new tine AMI credit
Is due al those who have in any way as
sisted In bringing about the happy result
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
Pressing the ssCrnvn OF Thorns. -
New York Press.


While many people vii vince az the
blaspheTny 81 the utterance Of the Demo
crafgs candidate a. the conclusion OF the
speech which made him a candidate. we
shah - obliged to give IL the proEnlnsnce
of quotation in order 10 examine its ap-
postteness IL was.
I'VE shall answer thsir 6smanase for a
gold standard by saying 90 them: Yoa
shah nos press down upon the brow %
labor this crown OF thorns Yoa shah
net cr5csy mankind upon cross OF
gold"
This cTown OF ihorns has always been
worn hv the b~ow OF labor in fhfs costu-
try. there having been practically no sill
Yer dollars coined here before the Bland
Allison and Sherman purchase acts, while
the certi4c9tes representing these latter
have been kept aficat oaly by solemn
pledge fer the maintenance Of their pars-
u with geld. BAT It wzs peculiarly
pressed daSn" and the -crnc5axione q
the American p0rtioa OF smankIn1" ac-
lively begun ~ 1s1s. This vas IN the re-
sumption 81 specie payments. which was
entirely 2 res1ru etson OF gold garments
Secretary sherman sold bonds against
that resumption for S.. 500 GO IN sold. am3
NOS Ter ore dollar OF silver coin. Secretary
sherman STOOD ready 70 Resume these
payments with sfl&9vaeea Ia gol5 ard
had the silver. The bland msll had seea
ranHing Tor year fGrn2ns cat what xers
even then called 'sesxhty-ceat dollars. -
while the inscription upca them was
amended oy \ newspaper wl. into ia
Gel we tr1xt 70 cheat our creditors =
bot 70 ena dreamed % thts subsidiary
coinage as n money CT redemption The
-exsr1psgsn Of whsch sc al wsxe 90 PROUD
WIS IN xes5. ana gols alone. IL vas the
nf0st dr2zusEic ana significant Era benz
r-iai z3psazzsto7 81 the gul4 zsanaars IL
history.
Every ore recalls the result. IRE era q
prosper y ire Nest generous knA the xsaSst
Exnsrai experienced ~ nazE bexaz. The
wsrsst's capital wax 20 h@ had for Arsers-
ear asking ssrsag wasSS Ike the North
era paesse are the AtcAizsn. Ton<ka q
santa Ee. waSsh had I&nguSshea through
inc sxsxn lean years ESIlswl ng the b1rsx-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
A Conglomeration.


As whole the money plank OF the Cfzs-
cago convention is an asseEnhlage Of the
historical faisehoods and economic errors
and heresies that have been reiterated
endlsssly for the past twenty years In al
the PopuiiSfic and silver guich platforms
<rom Ocala TO Denver and that have been
made the text OF furious diair1bes b.
ysngefui rebels and screeching PopuliSts
from PitchFork TiIlnau TO Bloody Brides
Waite. II is that plus an anarchists as
saalt upon the sacred right Of private son-
tract.