The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-07
WRATH POURED OUT

their voices against the gold STANDARD
in Turkey.
The nominee then concluded hi:
speech with a review of the Republican
and Democratic platform Of this and
of past capaigrs. AS he finished hi:
speech he was greeted with tremendou:
applause and cheering.
NASHVILLE TO INDIANAPOLIS
Candidate Bryan Speaks at Jenersouviilt
! and New Albany Enroute.
Louisville, KY, Oct 6.-Mr. Bryan ar
rived in Louisville this moring shortly
after o'clock, on a, special train from
Nashville. No stops were made in the
night run and the candidate managed
to secure a good nights rest. He
breakfasted at the Louisville hotel and
was met by Governor Matthews and the
Indiana reception committee.
At the bridge station, Fourteenth and
Main streets, a small crowd was gath
cred, but Mr.. Bryan did not show him.
self. National Committeeman WoodSol
| accompanied Mr.. Bryan on the night
trip through Kentucky and also accom-
panied him when he crossed into In
diana ait 7:3o O'Clock, arriving in Jack
sonville in time to ill his first speaking
appointment
The committee Of Indiana statesmen
including Governor Ma tthews and Gil
bert Shanklin, Of the national commit
tee, were to act as escort to Mr.. Bryan
until he should leave the state or In
diana.
NEW Is TO DEVICE.
On the platform in Jacksonville were
sixteen little girls dressed in white, and
one clothed in yellow. Mr.. Bryan spoke
as follows:
at am informed that your city was
laid out, plated, by Tomas Jefferson L
am always glad to go into any COM
munity where they have special inter
est in the name of Jefferson, because
we are in this campaign attempting TO
revive the principles Of Jefferson and
apply them to the solutions Of the ques-
tons of today.
1--WE claim our titletot the name Demo-
crat not only by the fact that a large
majority Of the Democratic party has
endorsed the principles which we ad-
vocate, but for the additional reason
those principles are in harmony with
the teachings of the father Of the Demo
cratic party, and another reason why
we feel that we are nneal descendants
of his in a political way is that the
names which they apply to us are very
similar to the names applied to Jeffer-
son and his followers.
LIKE IN ONE THING.
s"They called jefferson an anarchist
and demagogue and q disturber of the
peace and a maniac. They call us an
archists and socialists, and disturbers
Of the peace and lunaticS. (Applause.)
You see the word lunatic is very similar
to the word maniac. If there is any diff
ference I suppose that maniac Is
little more violent than a lunatic.
Uaughter)
They called the supporters Of Jeffer-
son a mob and the folio wers OF Hamil-
ton denied that the followers OF Jeffer-
son were capable of self-government.
The people who opposed Jefferson
doubted, honestly, I have no doubt.
whether the people at large would ever
he capable of exercising the right of
self-government. jefferson had conf
dence in the people and they had conf
dence IN him. (Applause)
THU BALLOON DOLLAR.
Here the attention of the crowd was
at trscteG 10 a ia lcOn which was sent
up from the rear Of the crowd and the
candidate noticing it said: TT rises
about as rapidly as the gold dollar has
been rising, although it does no go as
far. (Applause)
when jefferson opposed the banks
Of issue, when he complained against
putting the issuance Of the volume OF
paper money in the hands OF private in
dividuais who could then expand IL or
contract it at Will he incurred the OPP
position Of the banking element or MS
day. just as we have incurred the OPP
position OF the banking element Of our
day. when We oppose the issue OF paper
money by national banks
WHAT THE BANKS WANT.
The national banks want to retire
the greenbacks and the treasury notes.
which now cost the people nothing, and
substitute IN the place OF those notes.
bonds upon which the people Will pay
interest i am not surprised that they
opposed jefferson, because those enjoy
ing special privileges away back al
ways opposed the people who attempted
to take those special privileges away
from them. Great applause) We are
IN a canvass this year which has FOR us
main object the restoration Of the gold
and silver money Of the constitution
Our opponents are advocating honest
money but * they VIII turn back 10
the Democratic platform OF 1884 they |
viii find what the party then decsaret !
20 be honest money. That platform |
said: we are in favor Of honest money, !
the gold and silver coinage OF the con- |
stiturion.' tAppfause) The difference
between those who advocate so-caiiez1 /
honest money today and the Demo |
Gratis Of 1884 = that sf,e Democrats then I
had the courage % say what they l
rFeant by honest money while TIE new 1
advocates q the so-called honest money 4
never try to teH the people what Fh@y /
call honest money
RATHER NEATLY DoDSED.
81 have heard -S1at IN some OF r11e
cities q Indiana the employers have 10
titled the employees that they word Tot 4
open I'D business - / was esssrSsd- NoE. 4
my friends. II yo1 VIII hook a. che char
.ers granted TO those corporations yosl
xiu end thai I'm TO single case haFe
.rse laws OF Indiana authorized tn o.
-anizaSso OF corporations for he por-
pose 81 running tS0c pslstics Of the state
Apss2usel II you zi.l examine TIE
powers granted b. law yoo All ind
here - not a single instance where frl@
q as have granted 10 the corporations
ne right - in.smidxre -bsi- employs
n any way whatever ana ] assert fhst
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