New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

tempt TO overturn carpet-bag governments IN ne
Southern States, the men who led their peopls
through all the troubled period OF reconstructo.
back into a full union with the sister States these
men like Hampton in North Carolina. ard Canery
set has got The sa idea set OF leaders OF Tna
Tillman is the exponent who boldly unturled VI.
sectional flag Chicago and declares that ins
Popust movement IS a direct movement against inc
prosperity Of the East -, ,.,,oa guardian,
of your own homes. will you allow your rae o. o.
wages to be affected (cries OF Never NeyerJ y,
any sn 6 an OF we w nS y submit to hi.
between the professional farmers me farmers mn.
VINO labor with their Jaws PopuIis! agitators OF 70:
West and the unreconcllei Shareholders OF tne SQUIRT
(Applauso)
THE ROOT OF THE NATTER.
This is a conspiracy between professional farmev
who want to pay low wages AMI the unreconciied
Shareholder who would Ike TO pay no wages ZAP
plause) Here Is the real root Of this conspiracy
Here is the explanation Of this Popuist movement
Mr.. Bryan dii not create T. No man can create "a
movement like this. The forces that created y ar
active and have been working in thousand diner
ent directions Mr.. Bryan. representing ms tneor.'
Is but like drop of water on the cresi OF the ea,e
more conspicuous hut no more important tnah .ne
millions of drops that form it's base. rne Pov gs,
movement is the attempt Of these professional ,st ~
ers OF these men who unwilling 10 share WIN .n
laboror appeal to their greed re - an e1gn'; a
public order ne Is an oDs,acie 20 prsnsr,v A. the
industrial masses OF tho country
SHOCK TO CIVILIZATION.
have said that the laborer is the object OF tn''
conspiracy. and he is. But let no man inas''o
that IL they were successful the injury WOULD an
be borne by the man who works with ms manu- IN
He would be- the last 10 suffer and the ias. W ~
cover from its effects Bat the shock 10 cyilsauon
which would cnsue frou such bieacn , 1a pS 80,
ana private da,rn from any experience OF the
human race. We cannot tell TO what desIeea
%Tna P tion shonn Say was nSus CO.
operation" Everything that man does iv y, h he
own benefit acts Directly upon the nteress ,yil,,ei
neghbors No MAJ can stand alone IN s y'' tort.
community. His Interests, MS pfosiec'ssii ,siowa
unes 10 some extent shared by an M r.s,srn
There Is not ear OF corn ripening IN the 60 YOU
fields that does MT affect the price OF breaa W 49,
and TO me The 'armer who scattcrs SEED uio, h.,s
ground by that act starts into motion the -.
Of The factory: he sharpcns the tools OF inc
penter be stimulates the construction OF ran. oss
he causes the engineers TO plan new bridges ssi.
ing cure MS new tunnels under rivers. new ca a.
Joining oceans and separating continents a. a. IN
yyornnnr lid ma, work il the miner did not dls !.
10 ~ ,,h,srran~an gallery every other department
Of industry would langush. for men woud ~
duce I'd craze If they did NOT see m ' Iaud for
and activity OF others prospect OF a denlahu ~
the commodity which they produce A!e - Jss,inv
man in the world Is bound closely 10 '"e '''
and interests OF his fellow-man
CONFIDENCE ESSENTIAL.
Underlying the whole scheme OF civilizauo"
tine confidence men have I'm each other-cohh''"-'
in their honesty. confidence In thor int.srv,
hdoncs I'm their industry confidence In their nn
n We want silver coinage Tomorrow II W, am
debase our standard Of value. men say haxs to-
Won would have the same property you nav. o,,it
So, Won would stul have the soil, you ~y o.,
still have the same continent And u Is trus roll
40 did the Indian have the same rivers tn ma
nost our cifies and turn the wheels OF comhnvv a
a. they pass. SO the mountains were p"eo ,ns A..
mineral treasures 100 years ago ne me soil
cover ID the fields, the same sun shone W ,rsuns
ard yet there Nas none but the savage T,rssts
the pathway OF war through the ttaShIes s.sn tho
and The river bore single living mug ASs,ruc-
Indian IN his canoe pursuing pathway ., hecauss
ton There wss no Industrial cooperation, ,erstand
m. Indian was a savage and did not uiue, "a sing
The principle by which aid each other ,h which
from tho hc,on OF the earth the weaI. .in,ugencs
noIes life nearabIe and develops the Intv ,ss and
when m1k,s civilization. lGreat apG,s@..-..S