New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

shouts Of Never Never,') ! do not believe that
the AmsGsn people w over eVf the ooesn "a voice
with strong Hibernian accent JOHNNIE H"" WIN
never do it.')
RINGING THE CHANGES ON sYNoi'Aih''
Another thing my friends, our opponents DO not
attack one OF the strong planks In our p'a'io''.
We declare against the issue Of bonds IN time OF
reace and against the trafiicking with syndcates'
who hire themselves out for high price 10 'ooh
after our Government. daughter We dieemouncc
that policy Does the Repueican psa ar %snounc.
Ing it, If the Republican party succr,GdS No,
Iow d" YOU know it will Ii is because every
man who Interested In thee sym no ey,remi
lies is declaring that the Republican ucNct , ma
be elected this year to save We S ry ,o elect
nc 'Renubiican party candidates II they thougnt
that party going 10 stop the uai"'"'"s wan
Ann vet when our opponents before the peo1c
pie TO whom do they appeal Tor votes 10 ~, ,onev
changers and appeal TO them TO vote me i'puD
ticket? 1t is not necessa,y 70 % ,he ones they
mink the least likely to vote the Republican ticker,
They appeal TO the ones whcre ,ntS t r' nmt They
appeal 10 the aboring men OF the tnL'o" 2 81,
jus, their appeal il especially 10 ae nn~ are
afraid that something Is going 10 halprn ~ i,
daughter Now, how can you 'e' wn nd crusade
men who stand at the head OF the sou e, 80,
and vet do have the courage 10 "a! Eolu nior
they talk. how do YOU tell whether ,ney are ,,r
W nv,p , nsi We have good Scriptural autnority
for the assurance that tree - Known ps ~ xenrs
These trees have been bearing Tor went! 49,,
and there has not been thiHs on a Su uN'ss ~
which iaborins man would nav aye III na we now be-
come the great apostles preaching III tht Ill., bo
the abons men ~ ny nod Crusade are the men
who have prevented the arbitration OF dincu',.r
between laborcrs and their employees. ihest are
he mer who by the formation OF great trusts;
have stied completely and nave drNeI .ne H ,nn,
competitors out of business ana 'htt Pr'!.u mpI
] IN q
them afraid. CCheersD Are these me men VINO h a.
this day going 10 turn around anu G mr
I he laborine man? Show me man who has triea
to break down labor orsaniza'ioms snox Won
man VINO to-day is sweating blood Tor lear So'''e
: laboring man is going 10 nave MS ""seS '"' ;"
! TWO (Drrisive laughter)
AN APPEAL TO THE LABOkERS.
Now. my friends the policy OF the enemy + 10
divide our Congress tan freshman In the crowd
..rha, is johnnie Bulls policy too Whenever
there has been an effort the part of laboring
men 10 secure any Legislation in their behalf "heIe
have they found their friends? They found tnt ,
friends farms. and not in wall Strt'' dHioi'h wy
advocates of the gold standard. 'ApplaUse1 ana
now They appeal to the labOring man TO come WY.
! mo money changers and help them to defeat tne
farmer he.ause he wants il higher price for his
product they want the aborins man to believe
that the free coinage Of silver is going to hur MN
decide what Is good thing FOR MN ,hnh 20 az
plauseJ The laboring men know NAT tney ran ma
Senarate themselves from the iillrIS OF tH' S"''
They kro" mat mere can We ~, no ,rn,r - 81.
happiness IN this COuniry unless the farmer - go
ing what he produces for more than II cos nm
to produce il. ,'heers) IheN Kio" ma " p','vf
" hitch decreases the number OF home-owil-rs ana
Increases The number Of tenants curses not ohl\ the
farm"r uut every one VINO earns ms pi.'u ny ui,
sweat OF Ills brow. And they Know mat the sirdi
icilinp masses have got TO stand together. or II
may one Of ihe early Joke they nave 6ol 10
( hang together Or they Will hans separn'ey'
Now. my friends / have suggested these Things for
your considerations ana "hht to sunni " lew ~
in'o u4scuSson wax" HIor nsooi are ronyerled in
these hantto-hdnd contests than are converted rom
The pa form. and want 10 commission YOU 20 20 MO
all me darkness around You anu u Drhe 'VnNrItS
INTO light. tApplau-e) II man says ma ne
does tnink nat me Nation - larse"noush - nay
Xsinr' D'' ,e. .nogrh 10 nv Oaughtru. II
h. SANS that We able - leg.sate Tor ourselves
propie ask him VIA right We had anyhow 10 de-
clare Independence hnndrei years 49,, wore
support ms Governments tell him thai there were
.ots of good citizens VINO thought ;oe SAM ming IN
i.6 bu. that monument has eve 3e"h rir'teu d"
Their memories. loud laughter. -
II tney .cn You that they do no, wan ''-ctnt
lars TO sell now for % cents -l them that under iee
and Il will be legal tender peter nan Il j, 10, 10,
to-day unless somebody conracs asdinsi H. ne LEV
silver dollar VIII be legal rnder no ma gen mr..
men; makes money. Tel him that If that dollar Is
VITA IT, and pay debts with H. and buy properly WIZ
H. !, cannot be Of any less value when you make II
They tell you that the Government mus redeem
All their obligations i'm gold VINO sad 80 40 law law
ever said No law is on the statute books tH-hSy
that ever said They say retire the sIcenpark,s
substitute bank notes but yoh nnVT hs, p nnie
i'm any kind OF legal money? Inc bahk e1eItlses
or r' ereenhacks. and during The war it always
ercised the right by redeeming In greenpacks al
md set the t men Who always exercise right
redeem their paper in any Kind OF MONEY say may
9TH A
rs g TO choose ween two kinds Of coin in the
redemption OF its paper
NOT AFRAID OF A FLOOD OF SILVER
Here a man in the crowd asked Mr.. Bryan II the
rca son that the banks redeemed their notes In
greenbacks during the war was no, because gold
and silver not in circulation.
Mr. Bryan-The banks could have bought coin. as
the Government did but they preferred TO take the
chca per money the law said they could. Nheers)
AS sorne'taunt was made in the crowd against the
person who asked this question. Mr.. Bryan re-
bukod it, saying that the question was asked in
good faith (CheersD He went on 10 speak Of
the failure Of Mexico TO maintain the nominal value
of the silver dollar and used substantially the same
argument as that used by him in Buffalo 10 the
effect that the failure of Mexico furnished no argu
ment applica bic TO the United States. As 10 the
objection that under free coinage money could not
he coined as fast it needed. Mr.. Bryan said;
We can make more minis and ye, you find people
who are frightened q; a food and men are right
ened a. drou,h OF money uon h'io" an? ei.a1
terror lest ne should have 10 struggle vi MOOD
and A drou.h Of money A; thu same time C-ausA;erD
'rhev saw thai free coinage o. silver Wi. % slim
MA production ihat the mines viii produce more
than we can Utilize. Whenever hear man say
hat there may possibly be in the future more silver
produced han the world can Utilize. am always
reminded OF one thing thst consOes me- very mucn.
Val know, ma all things are possible. w" ID aot
egsla,e on possibilities We iesi:aie on prooabili,s
Every line l. commences 20 rain l. Is poSslDe ma
The rain may never sioo. And ye, have known l.
% he so dry ina, people haze actually PRAYED FOR
in a! u
ever got started /, inign; rot end. Buy pe2plr are
no, afraid OF flood Of rain because lhry k1ow u
has rajned for ono YEARS and Ne Leve: r7vo had bu
one feiuge Therefore. hey ;ske on another h'o1
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