The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-09-24
Raleigh Big
Demonstration
iContinued From Fir-t pag.

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very near Keeping me from getting
into the place Of speaking or out of IL
yet feel as your own great states-
man Vance once said about it. (Great
AppIause.) some one asked him n il
don't nearly Kill him to have the peo-
PIE pulling him around and shaking
nands with him, etc, and he said, yes,
IL did nearly Kill me, but il they did
not DO ~, 1t would have entirely killed
me. (Applause.) so while it is rather
naro sometimes TO bear up under all
the affection that is bestowed upon
candidate 1T is a great deal easier to
get along with it thanit would be to
travei through this State and get
along without it. (Applause.) am
glad TO talk to You a little while to-
night. We have cause which We be-
lieve is just, one which we are willing
TO present to the people, one which we
believe the people will accept and
adopt, because we believe that the tri-
umph OF the principles upon which
the campaign is being fought will be
Tor the best interests Of all concerned.
am Informed that the Republican
National committee has sent out cir
culars to various religious papers and
organizations calling attention to a
danger which they say threatens these
religious organizations if we have the
free coinage Of silver. / want you to
remember that the Republican party,
and the Republican speakers, ana the
Republican candidates, most Of all
| these have denounced the Democrats
for trying to array class against class.
/ want to say to you that the Republi-
can party is doing more in this cOun-
try to-day to array class against class
than any party that ever existed in
the United States. (Applause.) The
Republican party is appealing to
every class or nearly every class and
attempting To array class against 9TH
ers. They appea! TO the labOring man
and tell him that the gold standard
gives him high priced dollar for his
wages, without telling him that it also
makes it impossible for very large
number of men who want to labor tt
get a~chance to earn one of those higi
priced dollars. (Applause.) Out in
our State the Republican committee
of one of the counties appealed to the
school teachers trying to show then
that gold standard was a good thing
for them, thereby trying to get thu
school teachers against the rest of thu
people, and now they have appealed
: to the church organizations and churcl
{ papers and are now trying to ARA.
, them against the free coinage of silver
Well, l could stand an appeal made b.
the advocates of the gold standard t.
,, almost any class better than appea
made to the preachers and teachers O
religion. If there is one thing tina
the church people of this countr
could afford to array themselye
:. against it is the gold standard as it j
being advocated to the American pee
pie at this time. (Applause.) An
!, yet the Republican party is appealin
to the church people to take thei
|. place upon the side Of the gold stant
ard. How things have changed in tn
}. last eighteen hundred years. Look {
the people who are at the head of til
gold standard propaganda in tt
United States. Look at the bOndholt
ing class and the money changin
70 class, the brokerage class of Ne
" York, who are trying to fasten a gOl
% standard upon the people Of this cOur
a try, not openly but secretly and in di
~ guise and then turn back eiShtee
i hundred years when the meek al
S, lOwly Saviour threw the same kind
Is people out of his temple because the
Y had made his house a den of thiev'
II (great applause) and then think th'
r. these people come and appeal to TT
4 ministers of the gospel and the churc
papers to save them from the wrat
to come. daughter and applause
i. NV friends, when certain ministers
4. the gospel denOunce the great mass
the people who stand behind free coil
age, when these ministers have d
,e nOunced these advocates of free coli
10 age and have taken their places upt
Sc the side of these great aggregatiOns
lie wealth, | remind them that when Il
Ot Saviour was here it was the CONNIE
u people who heard him gladly, t.
very people whom these ministers t
day call anarchists and socialist
Great applause.) My friends, when
r find-there are many of them, but tn
n are quite cOnspicuOus-when L ii
st these men casting their lot upon tn
n side and exhausting abusive langua
in their description of the great ma
ses OF the people of this country, L #
60 like saying to them that if they W
take their chances with Dives, I W
risk my chances with Lazarus. (Grt
applause.) This money question Is
ed question which concerns every one
OF you, and you have right to consit
what has been done and what will
10. done and decide whether you want
re support the present financial policy
nd not.
ey, HOW BOND ISSUES ARE FORCED.
up; "Remember that in this campai
or- those who are in favor of the Reput
lis can ticket want to be sure that ii
ar will have President who will ca
out the plans and policies OF
Of no mi
States (great applausel, and what
party in its platform has denOun
~, VI the issue of bonds in time of peace.
inj has denounced the trafficking "
u those syndicates which save the
TONS honor from time to time a
Id very high price. daughter and
,nt- plause.) The Populist Party and
So Silver party united in this denun'
7'' ton. Did the Republican party
its platform denOunce the bond ISIS
- a. No my friends, and why not?
: az cause the leaders of the Republi
\ Of party have always supported the p
90 emit financial policy all the
TO- through, and therefore, they car
No. now array themselves against it. !
:. "O "f do you know how that financial pc
% - has been carried out? Such is
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