Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-07-25

"a nation equal IN wealth and pover Il,
,n o-iourth OF the world, 1t Is cowardiy 10 sav
put We mnst ask the permission of Great
Diie'ih 70 establish and maintain n Anon,I,i
r~ 10y OF our own. Relieving o. we do, that a
, 10 lhe monetary system especially rec
rn1 IN the constitution and eompletelv
',Neu ior Dy law from 10. TIL 1871 affords
ny 1niy ground OF hope for the betternen, of
o VIZ 'ressed condition OF oil the classe, cr
- muse VINO live By the increment that
y 'Auiey Ioaned gives TO those who loan IL. wa
Sppe"i 10 all classes to rally to the SUPPORT of
epc ohiy candidates whose success indicates
any hope OF relief
ho' mo merchant md business man wboxe
umiialing and lcssened profits have, desp,.
,'s care and economy, brought him fane tn
.e .aoe with prospective bankruptcy and min
'ho professional man whose best eftcrta
ovurcely aHord him compensation for his labor
"ioio' the farmcr, the continually falling
p'Ieos , oi whose products have LEFT him no re-
.urhs Tor capital invested nnd work per
.Ofheo' and last, but not least. let tho
s,"pu army OF laborlng men ro- o-called.
sno u''isah' the mechanic, and the miner, and
very one VINO depends upon his daily labor
m ~ MS daiiy Dread look about him and observe
WY sieat humber OF these who vatnly seek for
s 'e W "ork-upon Tho great army OF en-
oeo ioiers' una one and all resolve 10 try,
@ op ai experiment Tor blmet0llsm Is not an
experiment. but rather a return tn n nolicv
taht throughout the ycissi,udcs OF Our natinn,s
infancy, through the internecine strug-
sle OF its manhood kept US great
Ireo and prosperous nation, in which the labor
was not only respected and emnloved but woo
30 compensated that want and distress such as
no" weigh upon MS was unknown Let the
lesson OF history, too recent and too plain to
oe eaihsalu or denied be Needed and let there
VIC no iear that system that so wonderfully
projected labor, developed business enterprise
unu secured TO the nation contented and
prosperous people In the past will do aught but
or'ns 70 us return OF like prosperity, the
productions OF disaster OF our opponent 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
III Mr.. Bryan the Chicago convention placed
at the mead OF Its ticket gentleman of ex-
eep'iohal ability and OF high character No
man OF his age was better known throughout
lhe United States than he. A member OF con-
gress Tor four years, he commanded the admi-
ralloh ana respect Of all his associates in that
oooy us scholarly statesman and profound
thlhker' No man had ever assaied his char
acter or in any way questioned his integrity
or moral worth. His character is fit example
ior the young men OF this country He has
SHOWN In all his public utterances that he
loves his country and his countrymen
ana That he sympathlzes with them
IN their distress, He had also shown
mnltes gold tbo s,nnaa,t y, 9yo'enI "..iNu
great degree ,bo carss ~ w., Sa,,y.a,,s "
financial distress nrsvaI.nt ,b.a'',tn',, ao nv
land: thatthe condit,on now ovIa,Jut. r,,, NV
tinue while tbo ,rass,, WI,
md ,hat no y,anta ,a, .,'oAo.a,s '' 'a.oh' ias's,
ho,h gold md st,ro ,'. .uin w eno USE Vi
Is79 ana ho hoo nrnnaso, .,,r 49, usea ~ l'i w
financial sveIom h,, 10 na,,a, a,,,.',i',
mathods ''"''"
Sucb ,vos ,bo ohonoo, 49,, , .,-
liticnl o,irtonao, -, ,sa INV oue" 'no ~
countvrnnn VIVA hr 49,. ..,,'', nno"n w mo
convention solcc,ed from avarU s,a.o u, ,ha
Union mt him IN rnn,t,,,toS go a.. Wv.