The evening times., 1896-10-16
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THE CRY OF THE PROPHET.

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THE CRY OF THE PROPHET.
"A. rRiCAtr HqiEkiCA
mouth speaketh, then William Jennings
Bryan is one of the very few men ever n0il-
mated in this country for President who
has thus far unInasked d heart which, in
reality, beat in unison with the honor,
happiness and prosperity of the masses,
ana while from one view OF facts, take no
more stock ju bis binletallism as a remedy,
for all Coluinbia's ills than I do In Nc
Kiuley's guluen uelusions, 1 do i'll those
preJudices which MIS- speeches has unveiled
In favor OF the greater good to the greater
of others, 1 hold these truths lf-evideut.
that the best service public man can
| render the toiling millions of other lands, lay
IN his struggles in behalf of his own
If those IN authority III 1879 hau been III
closer touch with the people than til dra w
backscommercallyk Y known as trade and cash
discounts, usually secured in the manipIla-
ton of United States bonds, Congress could
long Since have covered in under bank re-
serves more til an twice the volume OF legal
tenders circulation without the slightest
injury to our bankers, ard eth W se provid.
eusfor the retirement OF tnis issue in "a half
dozen different ways. Why, Cleveland at
one time reported u surplus of S1iU,00O,-
600, which, ADDED 10 ms reserve, made
$40 100000 and II such gold as we
have had constitutes sound money
bass, why did not lie and Harrison call
IN their S346 100000 of greenbacks and
put the gold IN circulation, instead OF bay
part at 70 per cent premium, OF so reported,
and afterward sell ng hundreds of mil
Lions more to bridge over the mental,
moral, and financial deficiencies of
the government, and what benefit did the
masses ever derive through the reassump-
tion OF specie payment, and II any, how
ency, insanity, suicide, vagrancy and crime
has steadily increased; and wncn Carlisle
reported a circulation OF 81 500 900 900
in the approximation Of matter. He knew
hsl iS = INN q tian N
counGryinen, ana that the S4OU 900 900
he'd in national bank reserves September
2s sso was % as much f 60 wt6dP9Wai 9TH ao% ALI from
the 5000 900 900 he held in the Treasury,
and SO with all money held under the re-
s:rain5 of law, either in public or private
reserves, and the underlying motive in
publishing such falsehOods was to- keep
up fictitious appearance and In this
way better enable the cheap moneys
of other lands to bleed our peoples en-
crgieS all tie way from the ostensibley
TO 3 per cent month. See no man under
stands better titan Carlisle does that If
our volume OF circulation above reserves
was SuffcicnO TO accommodate the annual
volgIncOf produC ion. tiat itat once restored
confidence and reduced the rate Of interest
more in keeping with the rate paid for use
of money by the enterprise OF foreign lands,
and none hester understands it tlan Car
Isle that money monGers do not buy gold
or silver otter than by the number of grains
of pure metal contained within the Coined
bar or ingot. and that his so-cailcd eagle,
properly speaking, snake in tue American
meal tub, coniaIns but 232 grains of
pure gold, which. under a ratio of
10 for /, or 3 % GEMS per grain, makes
his units OF values, or measure OF a IDcriCau
products i'll foreign lands only worth sonle
$3.50, an underreach of 20 per cent ON oar
peoples energies. The man, therefore, who
homes for better times until our government
pa sses into the hands of gentlemen, and our
gold and silye rcoinei by avoirduuois weight
is climbing the monkey end of human ex-
pectatioD, in blissfGl isnoTance OF the fact
that the act providing for the coinage OF
light dollnTs and reduction OF America
To 4 T5-cent basis, passed April .. 1852,
produced the financial pressure of 1875.
wh iCh in its reaction, in the main com
PEELED the Bank OF England to suspend
specie payment i'll $50. Congress tn get
up bankrupt laws In 500. brought | on
through the stirring up "i bad blood. the
Long Embarg the war OF 1912. Pressure
in 1916, 1926. and 1897 forced New York
bankers tn suspend specie payment In :he
midst. and almost I'm the middle. of the
grel test flow OF gold ever Dkown TO man.
in 1857, and right here let US stop a while
and think OF a mstrone shiloh : messenger,
Washington 5 stove man aud scientist.
1914 Fourth street northwest. adv
LA DY cesresto play Tor private dancing
Uasses or as acCornpanist to vocalist.
REA SoNABLE. tlIs office. oclG-3t-efn
MAYS FURNITURE STORE.
2lOo l. ith ST., furniture repaired anu
upholstered.
MATTRESSES renade. chairs cared,
carpets cleaned thoroughly and relaid.
FURNITURE carefully removed and
packed for shipping; good storage.
STOVES and ranges OF all kinds. repair
ing and soldering.
MAYS prices arg tlpdrrpte, md work
elualis best hoasss; ibc. e,A prssss; et-
ephu;se, -st}2 ~ ceiS-F TEN
Cn.NT LESSONS ia music, etc; Tor-
eiguers taught. English by an eXlert.
5O5 Mass. ave. NV ocl6-'t'cn
a faSilianahte dress made by NJ. E. F
Of
$S2.5u; guou woEE guaranteed. oct1-3,.eiA
GRAND Mass meeting and Republican
rally, tonight, 923 f st. NV, Under
the auspices of tie virginia Republican,
and Republican clubs of this city are in
vited. Speeches will be made by Hon. j.
W Batcock, non: John III LanGston, Hon.
z. II. McCaull, Hon. \. NJ Clapp, Col. 2
H. Carson, Hon Simon Wolf, MIR. 3. IL.
Warner, DR.. Charles b. Purvis. Hon. W. F:
Thomas. Rev. Walter II. Brooks. Nj. " X.
Laws, and Rev. George W. Lee.
1t f. ID. Lee, Chr Executive Com.
MRS. HELENE STERN. German
practical midwife. 1221 Ttb st NV.
COAL COAL-Buy your coal at the
Dump. 81 ana h Sc. save A0c per ton
ocl o 3t-em
PAANo TUNING, ,Sl.So- M. No
guaranteed first class; drop postal. JAS
+. DURiTY. 305 18th st Sc clo-3i,Ae
GOA l. Hods. best quality, ior . Cts. at
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IRON RAILING Yes; we repair,
as well as make IL new, drop postal
j. Is. DACGuTEN, 1212 u ST. NV.
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SOUND MONEY DEMoCRATSGOING
HOME-All sound-money Democrats de-
String TO go home for registration and To
vote can take advantage OF tue speciaf
rate offered by railroads Zone rare Tor
cate to C. v. Gates, southeast corner
Seventh and SITS. NV, from a, IN. TO u
8 d. IN ocI3-10t