The morning times., 1896-09-13
BRITAIN AND FREE SILVER
Democrats Will Spread an
English Editorial Broadcast.
AT CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS
Senator'S Dubois and Teller Anxious
to Make TOurs-Chairman Jones
Is at Laurel-Hanna Is Banqueted
by Chicago Rrpublicans-WOrk of
the SOUND Money Pamphlet -Senders.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-The campaign man
ayers at Democratic national headquar-
tiers were elated today at the RECEIPT
| from ''Durant Press CuttiDs'' "A resi- onsible
London concern OF a certified copy of the
| much discussed and disputed article quoted
from the Financial News OF London, under
date of April 80, 1894, which declares
That if the United States was to adopt
| IA silver basis tomorrow British trade would
be ruined before the year was ont"
When the Republican campaign mana ger
denied the authenticity OF tie article aud
claimed To have received u denial OF the
same by The EDITOR or the Financial News,
inquiry was made In LOndon as 10 whether
the journal OF that date really did con-
tain SUCH an article. The response was
received as above and the editorial In Ques-
tien will now be spread broadcast by the
Democratic managers and others working
for free silver.
Senator Teller. who was a headquarters
today stated that more than a year ago he
was slio wn and read a copy OF the Financial
News OF April, 80, 1894, containing the
Identical editorial, which ~ headed: Eng
land and the silver question.
ARE ANXIOUS TO SPEAK.
Senator Dubois of Idaho came to lead
quarters with Senator Teller ana they had
d long conference with Congressman Rich
ardson and Secretary Walsh. Both the
Senators are anxious to continue an ag-
gress!ve campaign I'D the doubtful States
and they wanted to close arrangements
for a tour in detail.
In the absence Of Senator Jones and
Chairman McConvflie, OF the speak kers'
department, the assignments could not he
made. The Senators waited for some
time to get Geographic reply from
Senator Jones as to the date Of his return
TO Chicago. All that is known here as to
Chairman Jones' future movements in the
East Is that he will spend tomorrow with
Senator GOrman at his home in Laurel
Nd
Three hundred and fifty Republicans,
most OF whom were representatives Of the
Hamilton Club, attended monday
luncheon which was given To-Day at Kins-
ley's by the club in honor OF Chairman
Hanna. Fifty Others We're unable to be
present for lack OF room.
Mr.. Hanna made the principal address,
speaking to the point that the campaign
issue now laid down by Mr.. Bryan was
between patriotism, Intelligence and love
Tor law, and republican, government which
Major Mckinley stood for, and revolution,
lawlessness and repudiation OF republican
INSTITUTIONS and Federal government Tor
which Bryan was now speaking.
lie literary Oh the
mittee has up To this time prepared for
distribution between sixty and seventy
million docunerts ON the currency and the
tariff. The total number of copies Of these
documents issued up 10 today aggregate
SO,516,1S
DEMAND FOR LITERATURE
l There is a growing demand in every
direction for tariff literature now, the
tone OF the letters received at headquarters
being that there had been IA surfci, Of cur
rency arguments.
Tranmen anS> oti:er employees of tire
Santa Fe Railroad system between En-
poria, X ans, and Chicago, Will go TO
Canton next Friday night 10 pay their
respects to Ma ior Mckinley as members
of a Mckinley club organized on that road.
Herr Theodore Ba rth of Berlin, a member
of the ReiChstas. who il in this country TO
study the Presidential campaign. called at
headquarters and talked with Mr.. Hanna.
He will go To Canton next week To see
Major Mckinley by appointment.
Abe SChGab, ex-bridge commissioner, of
New York City, who has been prominent
in Tanimany Hall politics. called on Mr.
Hanna to declare his conversion to the
Republican platform
Hon. Charles W. Foster. of Ohio. eI-
secretary of the treasury. Will make srv-
eral speeches in Missouri in response to
Chairman FiIley's request He may also
speak in Kansas and Sebras ska, many calls
for his services having been received