The morning times., 1896-09-23
IN THE RAIN
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the free silver, tariff and reciprocity is
sues In this campaign, which In importance
dominate all others, as the farmers Of any
other section of the country; and so what
| may be said ON these subjects, The faei
| ought to be constantly borne In mind that
thefarmers of New York are quite as much
concerned in point OF actual property at
stake as those of any other State or sec
| tion OF the union.
| APPEALS TO PASSION
The attempt to inrlame the passions OF
the West and South against the East is.
| therefore, but IA mischIevous and uUpatri-
| otic effort to arouse prejudice and hatred
4 against men OF their calling, affected by
| the same causes and feeling, the same busi-
| ness depression as those which disturb and
harass the whole country.
II nave 10 SYM Amy, iny fellow citizens,
with ACausc based uIun hate and passion.
| IL Is beneath the aims and purposes or pa
| trioiic freeiEea, eld | aha g-ad to Lo-c
| that IL receives no cnooura cement fIoli
| the sturdy citizens or New York.
! We cave heard gieat deal In this
caiEraign about the doctrines OF the
| lutLsIs. Han-Ilton fayorca ton gold
aud silver as l.oney, though he preferred
IL IL
UI he United staLes ena-I,G uI.H tae Use
nf tom. Hamilton announced the great
funuaiut tutal pnHcluI. = aeu Ii. said. 4 feir
can hardly be "a better Tulc FOR any country
for legal than the Il arket Talu.'
I'm other words. every coin should con
tain enough metal SO that when melted
IL will be worth lust as much rs when IL
Is slammed as muney. the hullior, or market
value always to te the same as its legal
ur nlpucy value This was the a,rtr,ne of
Hamilton and jefferson. THIS has 1 cen The
underwriting poIicy of the government
uncer .yerv aan,ir,str.ti,,n ana mas Ic.n
tho tIed noIicv OF an the great rartie,
,r The cnrn,rv from the ,ertn,ipp of m.
,,yernn,e,t
n,rrc,
by the act II July, lsSo, commonly
known as the Sherman Jaw we insisted
upon putting Into law tie doctrine OF Ham
ilton. the p'riey OF The TWO metals must
always be hacredly Maintained. The R,-
pUblicans Wrote that law, for both branches
Of Congress and the President were In
the hands II the Republican party, u
solemn pledge, which is as findinS an
agreement between the government and
the people as was ever made. Here is the
language: 1t is the established pn!icL-of
the United states to maintain the two
nietals at Il farlty with each ether upon
may be established by law.
This was The ac. OF the Fifty-first Coll
gfess. passed by the Republican, party Tor
The PURPOSE or preventing The 1rec coinage
OF silver 1T a ratio or IL To l., but never
theless giving TO silver the greatest possible
use as money. ard for that purpose piovid-
ing for the utilization Of substantially tile
iuli product OF the American miEes
mis- is not the cniy declaration OF re-
cent years in support OF tn" Hamilton idea
CT thsir party lhe Fnty-third Congress.
etecici III lh'E, aha Dehiocfat'c III bC'h
brahches, WIN fresiueht Cleveland as
chlef executive. elected by The Dcihocrailc
party. alsu Recognized the doctrine OF the
party
''fresidcnt Cleveland was SO convinced
ihat the coinage OF silver was becoriinS
peril To the country that ne called COngicsS
lcgtlner III extraordinary session August
.. 1875 aua Congress 1t ms earnest soilci-
latioh proceeded TO repeal the Purchasing
Clause OF the so-caiied Sherman law.
Ny feliow-citizens. IL must never DE
written that this naion either encourages
or practices dishonesty. Good money We
VIII continue To nave. WHAT we want now
- ehaiSe W Earn h4ote VI oui sooi
"ioneH' 'hSne"e" aPl ia'se w never
@ ,ihi netn-' ~ Di'S "o'io '"'i VT
nave .e"ay auu We never ''.lo so Hincu
woTn ~ oar listN ~ We "da 10
VIVA. we Wai' - 10 set oach 'nose
soou oiu uihee' anu the Pe"pie are ohiS /
LOT an opp"i"atty III Aovo to VOTE
sach lhe P'inSipies anu Poiieies ."es gave
loit years ago We want no Tree 'fade
We "d.t ."e ahie'i'aH VIZ hsnop
pfotccteu anu oeie"usu "taiis' 'he ios
eiSh Worhshop Io' tHe peheii' ui A lneIicah
" % oi hiIle". rice s.Ifsi h!edIs ne ti.Ane
Supp"se !ou eoiIi pay 'he u'' WIN
o. 'ei' 'oi.ai' ""H'i ~ "'t .edu'r tnc
p.o.ec,'ou J. YOU i'o" h.'. i1Hi"St quo -"ah-
my iei'oM-eit,Neh,, .siL' VI" no' os ueiuucu'
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MS 1t, lo' ~ -. 49,. l..
I'd. Won. Jus' nov
: no Wits ""a. hase so' 20 Ei'e mn
- .iNp. s,.,-' .anho' "a' ne eai i'at VI .ne
" - . M NJ . .etii'i =, III '. ."S iS"' ON.
~ He 80 nos use ~, Jns' mat u @ t,h VI
rs .S ,..' - soh. on" e1se e,
49,, 30 .h aa' On IA. u, nc ~
49, - =. 81 20 49, ~, va. y" IL, ~
.aI1,,,.,o,, =, -. -, - s.
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q" :. - eu-..".s
Ten CAELoADs THEN.
Three cheers were given again Tor Major
nc hiniey, when he Mad concluded, and
he norinee went through the ordeal ci
shaking hands with The entire company.
AS IL was $50 o'clock when tins Geleea-
ion left the city, another days sun viii
ave risen before they again reach their