The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-17
SILENT BUT FoRCEFUL
Were the Notices Displayed on the
TransuRrenciea


The muster of transparencies in the great
parade last night was considerably over l. 00
The notices and phrases upon them were as
numerous and as varied as the most versatile
brain could devise Some of the clubs had
fully a score, while others were conspicuous
for the absence of them. All kinds Of shapes
and sizes were represented. The following
are some of the sentiments expressed
Sound money makes all things sound.
What's the matter with the money we
have?
We are Pilsbury's Best and after the gold
We are against national dishonesty and dis
honor; for business integrity and prosperity
In November it will be 10 to l for Mckinley
and sound money
Back of Bryan stands Reputation and rev
olution.
Sound money is the basis of trade.
Open the mills and not the mnts We
want work with good wages in good money
B" is for Bryan and buncombe and Bill
But 50 is for sense and we've got some
left still,
b. is for Bryan and bankruptcy and bust
But II" Is for honor, preserve 1t we must
So go your way Bill. you II talk yourself i'll
But you'll never make par half-dollar H.
so cents don't go.
You can't Mexicanze us.
A half dollar is not equal to whole dollar
nor will 1t buy as much.
Away with Reputation.
Free silver nit
Sound money and sound sense Gents.
We want an honest dollar and a chance to
earn it.
we want to be paid In 100 cents on the
dollar.
Prices in Mexico: Coffee. 60; milk IL. oil
as: butter, GO. Labor mechanics 70 cents a
day, common laborers, 20 cents. No Mexico
for US.
Honest men want to be paid in an honest
dollar.
1s to / means IS idle and / busy.
No free silver for the hayseed
+ Even goose lays golden eggs: don't kill it,
We demand the free and nl;mited co ma ge
OF eggs at the ratio of IS, II to l dozen.
without the advice or concern of any foreign
rooster.
/ No 53-cent dollars on our truck.
is to / or to s.
Free coinage Of coal is a great thing for the
people.
The brains Of the Democratic mule are for
sound money: the tail for free silver.
What's the difference between Buffalo B-u
and Bill Bryan? Buffalo BIZ has a show.
Sound money means better times.
Eighth ward casts 1926 votes. Gold, $3.50:
silver 6.
No reform about a 53-cent dollar.
A 100-cent dollar Is none too good for us
Why enrich the mine owner at the expense
Of the people?
One country one flag. one dollar.
Fifty cents for one dollar. Will you ae-
cept it?
We favor a non-partisan commission ON
tariff and finance.
None so dear as the cheap dollar
Not question of party but Of sound money
Bryan in the brine, November 4
- res silver means repudlat1on, ruin, dis
honesty and money for the silver mine
owner, but none for you.
A united nation and an honest dollar In 1896
Good money means good business
Remember the experience of 1857 and cheap
money. It was the one thing nobody wanted.
We want cheap money. Nit!
Mckinley and sosund money
Money makes the mcNc go.
We vote in November as we march tonight
for Mckinley and sound money
Railroad boys solid for sound money
II you want cheap money we can furnish
you with iron dollars at the ratio of 16 coo to
one.
Party lines snap when reputation threat
ems.
Loyalty pulls together in 1896 as it did in
1861. -
No more wild cat money for US once Is
enough.
Don't forget the votes for sound money
count Others are lost
Silver will do for spoons but we want gold
for money.