The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

lack OF work. the depths Of poverty. and
all that sort OF thing, This appealed
TO men who are not very energetic at
Hiling their duties and who owc debts
for grog and other things. lie dehed
anyone who differed with him 10 dispute
the truth OF these propositions. anc
then he went on to try TO prove tn"-
what we wanted was more money ~
body doubted this, II the money WI" Dus
cigars. fine wines. orchestra seats anu
pay strec-car fares. H.
The speaker attacked tho passage Oh 20
bin that "demonetizcd" silver. hc ca,'su
this a heavy crime. something Oh VIC
order Of foul play. a. some people 80, 'ar"
lie declared that this measure was 0'"'
destincly and crimnaiy carried 'n'o"s"'
and ne himself. believed those VINO ~,
gineerod it were brbed by Eh5'"'' 90
would as "A member ~ q Juis.
ru- them In tho pcnitcntiary. ne -,
tcbiids and their associates had ch'i',u'
robbed and defrauded the p'oI'N -,
United States out Of fiv,v"v..' s""' ~
Mr. Hutchlns said he was gola s''iiV,,'u
man two years ago. but ne h"u ''.u,'o
.,.oe,ton closely since and was now
eu,er man. That was the metal when
a. i've salvation of this country. lie then
ga o., onccdoto about SHINING an eel.
ord this was applied so that IL went
rroftv vel The gold In the United states
rrooerrv was Withdrawn nj the VIII OF
IN. b,oatcd bondholdcrs. said he There
was string tied to II. and this was
pulled 10 suit tho rich man. He referred
TO Mr. Carnegie. Mr.. Vanderbilt and
other wealthy capitalists as piiferers.
MORE ABUSE.
The 53-ccnt dOliar as rdicuied oy inc
co.d STANDARD men was a thing when
ia q fraud. They know they Ne sald
n- when they tell you this STUN inc
speaker then proceeded 10 ""uS' ~
Astors ana others Tor investing, as ne
c,aimed. their capitai in NcY York, in
stead OF elsewhere because these men
knew New York. The wofkngmcn wanted
foonev In % lesit.mate way hy earning H.
and did not want to steal u as cid tne
hioatel b0ndho.dcrs vi New YORK VINO
boarded their capital SO that the poor
people could not get 10.
The speaker sandwiched an anecoo'e
which had its climax ln reference 10
Rhode Island as ny-speckcd place on
the map between Massachusetts, ana IoH-
nccticutt. where wealth mad been accu-
INFLATED to an alarming extent. ana then
sailed forth in q sort Of missionary way
against the New York World. which ne
declared was the mcauest paper in the
were $50 trusts including the silver trust.
in defiance Of the laws.
Mr. Rockcfcllow cam" in for severe
"roast" because be had Eoo@cp. had
given millions 90 charitable purposes. and
had family prayers
ROUGn Ok MR. DEPEW.
Mi Iiuichms might have passed as a
cvnic Of the first wafer durms mis- roast
Ing" mission. He abused and censured 30
tn, most severe language pretty much
everybody that had any money saved up
he spoke u lion. ChAuncey a. Depew 80
a "smuggy -faccd briJinB agent OF the
Vanderblts.
The speaker quoted "a number Of figures
and other statistics 10 try 60 show tnal
we ola ,nt to cat loose from England and
have no more relations with her, ana
said he wished a barrier was put between
the two countries so We could never Dor
row any more money from England
We should cease 20 have any confidence
ga the capitalists and rich men. who were
doing al they could against the people.
Confidence was but "a trap for fools. The
storm had blown everything on his house
in WASHINGTON except the MORTGAGE. Peu-
pie Were asses fool and idiots who would
submit fo Doe skinned Ike 400 eel nv iho
ounrcseors. Tie wanted TO give the "oid
Democratic machine" as ro called ~
another show. and they would bring about
"a general prosperity "Hrvan was raised
nr Prov'donfialiy." Dc declared. "and Prov
idence has been i'm CHARGE. and viii helr
10 put him in tho White House" The
sneaker did not az this point refer to
any GOD crosses Crowns of thorns. or
cruciiiTions Of the lahorine man. IL
closed AFTER a general abuse Or the sound
r'0""v pe~~oor9te NJ ArolIi~lo,.. General
Iali1nier and wealthy men. with r rosv
the band footed another air.