Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-17
NATIONAL POLITICS.
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ny eSa.a ~ hsoousa Of his nrotartivs
~ % ~. thau raoord hin, 81 tha 1ssssr
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1u,ns WiW:ss " thannh T fannr nuo.aot;oa D..
.u;.h III. MoK;nian % 81 nres;dant our nnrrancv
WIN sa.aaa anan n,ore oontro,tSd thon
~ ~ A.. 80 sinaIa ooIa ston5ard =
sa.toa :. - w. ' onId ,ors mn ~ th;s oonntrv
az aoS pI' oI. t;no. bordsr thon thev ors
W. 900 thon fovor McK;nIav ovar thara
=. 49,, ha,;ava ha viii .oT,no, nor-
mo our Ssbts due there in cold. The
debts call for coin, and ifsr.ilyer il our
coin these debts cHn paid p that
metal, if it is 40 chosen. can't see any
thing but good to result from the free
coinage Of silver. True, it will benefit
the mine owners, twill benefit the miners
give them work-and benefit the west.
1t will make better prices for farm prod
nets; it will make the farmer buyer In
our markets.
"Times can be no worse than they are
at present. We need more money, and
free silver coinage will put an end to
business stagnation.
"More money will make higher pri'es,
better demand for goods, and revival
of prosperity. With free silver the price
of wheat and corn would enhance In
value at once. Dollar wheat for the
farmer makes him look at his clothes.
When they are frayed he buys new. he
furnishes his house, if it is needed, and
SO helps to start the furniture factories
going again. 1t is so IN all lines. more
money, the greater demand for goods.
single gold standard would bring prices
still lower and more failures and disaster
for the people"
HANNA's CROWD SCARED.
c,ona1,,a ohio-cboirman Marx Ham
.,;n n.obah1r ,eona bsra today for
onother trim 10 New York. II ia gossip
IN nolitioal circles that Mr., Bryan's magi-
cal presence in the eastern metropolis mas
good deal to do with Mr.. Hannas Visit
at this time and that 1T ls the intention OF
the Republicans to aid the gold Democrats
in making what success they can OF the
counter demonstration which is to be held
in that city in few days.
1t is said that Mr.. Bryan Is making
friends too rapidly to suit the gold fell
lows. His trip across the country, which
was one continuous ovation, and his mag
nificent reception in New York, have wor-
ried the Republican manager not little
and they now propose to unite with the
anti-Bryan Democrats IN getting up de-
monstration which will to some extent,
they hope, counteract the effect OF the af-
fair at Madison Square Garden on Wednes-
day night last.
The managers OF McK1nley's campaign
are not at all pleased at the confidential
reports which come to them daily from
all over the country regarding the out
look. These reports show that there is
no abatement whatever of the free silver
wave, but on the contrary, that 1t is in
creasing.
STILL THEY COME.
Toreto Kas-Jndoa samna, +. KING.
on a~ohisf insties of tha snnreme
onnrt Kansas to-day annonnced that
~ o,1d not snnrort WcK;nlav and Ho.
10 that ha should vote f,r Rrvan
onS Sawo, Kinrman has Z Iwavs ,,aan ]
paL,;s, "a ie - r;,ht ;o;nad +ho Ra-
~ nrpl;can s;lvar iaarna.
Rin m ~ n Gofortb of Henry
oonnt, & .etaron ~ tha Msx;can var and
, pan,h,;oan fo- oaor +wantv'ava vsars
ons thot he amt tona McKinlev and the
s,'s atonao,5 ond vii vota for Rrvan
81 f-aa s;Irsr This ;s oons;darsd n snb.
a.nat;aI ra;n os caforth hos rraot inf,n.
sv"u0;" "a r. s"'n, ;aa;ota n;o;n;+v Two ~
~ a;.hho.s ,;fa'inno ponnhI;oone bave
.s aa.,apaa ns lI fo, Rrnan ond frae silver ~
Tna;oaan,i;a ia Amon, tha indian.
.noi;. , pann,i;,ans @ whn ;ntaed To- 70 vote fo,
ppuan ~ Somaii ana uho ora nrond ri
eaaa auu ~ ", W;,,;an q panna M. povne
has ,aS', sna. ;. ~ natad onr t;chat Int the
-. a.".:Nh. ~ py.,;aan - 4;aIa+ ~ Nos fo,
] saars nua II Tho wheal horses of Rannb
i;oan;s, ai v - " Mas;on cnrntu us soid. 81
.h;n,. H.. o.ha, paUnhl;cons whn th;nl
SniI A. Snas .n ILL Ia 49, a;na 49, raoson mh-
all. It would be like an experience meet
ing and would lead otners OF our iaitn &c
nose ps,s ,he same way Pannhl;osn @ @ v n.rt, w.,
la ~, .tona - .aov vhoro tha Ra