The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-04

man who until this year voted the
republican ticket. | ann glad be-
cause some of the newspapers
parade before the public the names
Of prominent democrats who are
going to desert the ticket, and |
am glad that for every democratic
deserter we are TO have accessions
from the republican party more
than enough to make up the differ
ence. (Applause.)
"John G. Carlisle divided society
into two classes. On the one side
he put the idle holders ocapita', on
the other he put the struggling
masses, who produce the wealth
and pay the taxes of the country.
(Applause. } If that division ex-
listed then it exists to-day. More
than that, John q. Carlisle SAID
that public officer sworn to 40
his duty would be controlled IN
his official conduct by his sympa-
thies, and if his sympathies were
with the idle holders OF idle capl-
tai. he would coin as little money
las possible, whereas, if Lis SYM
pathies we're with the struggling
masses, he would coin as much as
the law would permit. (Applause.)
This is the language OF John U.
Carlisle. not uttered when he was
: young. 1t was when he was severai
years older than am now. Gap
-Iplause and laughter.) | believe ne
T spoke the truth when he SAID that
q society was divided into these two
!, classes upon any question involving
n money. / believe he was rlght
d when he said that if a mans SYM
a pathies were with the struggling
IL masses he would favor coming
rlarger amount of money than ire
would if his sympathies were WITH
'ss the idle holders of idle money.
a "My friends, the issue today Is
). between the idle holders OF idle
D money and the struggling masses
OF who produce the wealth and pay
at the taxes of the country (applause),
G. and when this is understood, when
a men find out about the money
question, you viii find out If there
va is man in your community whose
e- Interests, whose sympathies are
a. with the idle holders OF idle money,
a. he will be in favor of a gold stand
e. ard. and not daring to say so, he
er will talk about "honest money and
az usoundllollar.n (Applanse) But
. if his sympathies are with those who
IL produce the nations wealth, ne will
IN be for the gold and silver coinage OF
ne the constitution, no matter how
many times you call him an an
ne archist. They tel us that these
es prominent iinanciers arc going to
:, leave the democratic party because
u lit declares for the restoration OF Sill
IN yer. We shall not go into court to
DO secure an order to prevent their 60
ing. (Laughter). The democratic
YER party has been weighted down 10y
i, the millstones lying on 1t. II j.
fa glad to be rid of those who want to
use the party organization tor prl-
ate vate gain and their country fol
m plunder. (Applause.)
YER Now, my friends, this is ques
sn- ton that you have right to have
tof an opinion on, and if | could ash
II. but one of the American people, Il
OBJ would be this: That the strug
len Cling masses who produce th'
ery wealth and pay the taxes OF th'
Gus country (to use again the Language
en- of Mr.. Carlisle) would be as indie
'rd, pendent and willing to make thel
en' ballot represent what they mean a
me- the financiers, trusts and syndicate
ng- are to make their ballots represen
toI what they want and what they
. mean (Applause.) Letus q' OF
a.. n little from Mr.. Carlisle speech
"' "Let me read now what he say
!. of that bill: "But it will certainl,
sed offer some sound relief-it will re
h q verse the grinding process tha
AZ. has been going on for the last tev
He years.
rhe "Away back, eighteen years ago
b;s he spoke Of this as the grlndinl
process, and, my friends, 1t does NJ
:. Tighten the effects OF the grinding
'.o'y process to call it temporary EN-
~ barrassment.' Applause.)
J "a a Again quoting Mr.. Callisle, Mr.
nss, a Bryan continued; He under
ees, stood what would be the effect o
,ieu i aiding this money to the circula
.,ra .,l ton, and, my friends, if he state
s,aJ anJ the truth then, that truth has no
anu -" changed since then; nor can it 3
ius o.,. changed, though every one VIII
oua .L spoke for it has turned his back ur
,n Wy on it. (Applause.) Truth lives
~ ~ il is the one thing that will not die
suo s,, | quote these words to you to sho'
'on, 'o,, that by the increase Of the volum
, ,nd of money we expect to stop tn
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