Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-29

new York Journal as campaign dOcu,
ment, aud that paper prints the best ar
Ruments from the very best gold ndvo-
Gates, which shows that the silverites
do not fear to have both sides heard,
being confident that they have by far
the better of the argument
SO. Because the wage Garner will be
'dted most by silver aud the Wall
.snno. ~cple's decline.
street 7, ~se all the labor organiza-
%. Deca' we'd themselves ON the
.i9ns nav" w. "ri IT. and they generally
know their business. -t,ova- all
So. Because the capita. "a If ooiI
arrayed themselves on the 81, s;Soss S
and they generally know theirb, nor
SO. Because wages have fallen II ~
cent under the gold standard.
81. Because the goldites resort to
shallow sneers instead of argument.
SO. Because there is not enough gold
in the world to do one months business
only $3.50 per capita of the world
49, Because there is only 1872. 80 per
capita in this country, counting all
kinds Of money, and less than half OF
that is in circulation, the rest being tied
up and boarded.
40. Because free coinage will raise
tho price of silver by giving it use and
cheaper gold by taking away the de-
mand.
IL. Because Blaine said the main
tenance of a gold standard would pro-
duce widespread disaster, and his predic-
ton came true within Is years
AZ. Because the silver mines have
never yet and never will produce more
than enough silver to supply the world 5
nations with coins ard the arts with
silverware, and there can be no over.
production.
4S, Because 1t will not injure our
foreign credit, but will improve it and
invite in foreign capital by our increased
prosperity, just as capital is now rush
ing to Japan.
IA. Because only about 4 per cent Of
our business is with foreign nations, and
part of that is with nations that favor
silver.
40. Because Mckinley says it will
cause an overAupply of money, thus
raising prices, while Harrison says it
will drive gold out making money
scarce, and thus lowering prices
40. Because the Hon. Bourke Cochran
says bDth of these are wrong and that
the London prices of silver will make
the price here, and consequently prices
of adj commodities here will vary rs the
London price varies.
AZ. Because free coinage will benefit
the people Of the silver states only in
common with the people Of tho whole
United States, giving to all only that
which the act of 1878 took away.
48. Becauss Mexico has prospered
and kept the purchasing power of heI
currency stable under free coinage, rMd
her labor in many cases is far better of
than ours. Why does she not change tC
the gold Standard if dissatisfied Eng.
land would help her and welcome hel
as one of her financial colonies along
with the United States.
40, Because President Andrews Of
Brown university is neither q lunatic
anarchist nor mine owner, and he says
''There must be change if we would
avoid bankruptcy, With free coinage,
every Industry would look up. Never
since slavery days has the press dis
played such disregard for truth and
such stubborn obtuseness, etc.
so. Because free coinage means con.
tinuous prosperity, employment an(
higher wages, government Of the PEG
pie fm the people and by the people
and not government Of Hanna for the
trusts;and by the plutocrats.