The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-16


peared at different times In different
Characters. one time the man was a
good man, benevolent. kindly disposed.
at another time the same person was
a mean man, a villain, seeking to take
human life. My friends, We have the
character of Jekyll and Hyde illus
trated well when We come to discuss
the silver question, because we can
cite you to a number OF men who have
been both Jekyll and Hyde. We can
cite, too, a number OF men who have
been kindly disposed and interested In
the public welfare at one time and at
another time they have been support
Ing system that means more misery.
according 10 Mr.. Carlisle, than all the
wars, pestilences and famines that
ever occurred.
Il want to call your attention to two
or three persons who have said one
thing at one time and another thing at
another time on the question. Our OPP
ponents have been able to bring into
the campaign all the movable guns In
the country. They have enlisted on
their side and are sending out through
out the country a great many pieces OF
large artillery. and one Of the ablest
speakers they have sent out Is Colonel
sheNAS'st "hV pfbAes W tiiis hoh'y
question his great ability as an orator.
Mr.. Ingersoll Is now using his great
weapon, ridicule. against silver Let
me show you what he once said on the
ether side of the question and. my
friends, he will have TO talk long
while before he can answer what he
has said on our side, and I think IL Is
fair for us to assume that We still
nave with us all those who have not
been able to answer themselves. Here
is what he said In speech made some
years ago to the farmers. and II Is
pupiished In pamphlet form by @. 3.
BALDWIN, NO. ls4 Madison street, CHI
cago. lie says; For my part 1 do
not ask any interference on the part
OF the government except TO undo the
wrong u mas uone. DO not ask that
thc money De made out or nothing. l
40 not ASK Tor the prosperity born OF
paper. out l DO ask Tor the remone-
taation OF SILVER silver was demone-
tised py FRAUD. IL was an Imposition
tpon every soivent man, iraud upon
every honest DEBTOR In the united
states, II assassinates iaoor. ~ was
uohe IN .he interest OF avarice ana
kreeu' anu shoulu oe unuone oy hones.
hen. ne Iar"ers snouiu vo,e oh,y
lor sucn men as are ao'e anu w,liins 20
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Ine SILVER OF TINS nation was excIuaea
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u,seuSseu ey nanS'nu. No vns wn' m
s,s.,a a, s"e 80, ane,,an peop'. .,,,'n.
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enu y.' ny .na' 'e", ~
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ulstihsuisheu Journaisus ol TINS uay,
one ol ,ne n'os. rn,.1ent men .h III,
proiess.on. mu.a. nalseeau, 70 uvns a..
ne ean w n,a'i'9'ii 'ne SUI n.. ~ =.
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ea.e from ,ne Me" iv,n 'Vunai .. "a ~
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oa.e.
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poney. ~ p'",sh pohey .ouay
anu whee We esn " rpeee sis
niusn po"eS WIN an Ai"e,'e" ""e