The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-07

lHCsc arc just u Few OF tue reasons
why Nebraska Will not 20 PopNcrutn
this year, and41 want to tell You right,
now that the state will give protcc-
TONS advance agent, William Nc
kinley, 10000 majority. Lancaster
county. In which MIR. Bryan lives! viii
give Mckinley 1000 majority. Tho
city of Lincoln will give Mckinley 1000
majority. the Fifth ward will give
Mckinley $50 majority. and precinct
b. where William ]. Bryan votes.
will 30 against him by ut least nifty
majority. The cheers that greeted the
judges statement made the hin tops
ring.
The Republicans ruled this nation
for. twenty-five years. continued the
+ judge, and In that time made It the
greatest on the face OF the earth. Its
people were better fed, better clothed
and better COntcntcd than In nny Coun-
Atry In the world. II was a period OF
unparalleled prosperity. Hut u change
came. The people. by their votes. put
n Democratic President, a Democratic
Congress In power and there followed
Immediately such an era Of hard times
as the country had never seen before.
2 The manufacturers lost confidence and
he capitalist would not risk his mo-
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Effected by the proposed horizontal re-
duction OF the tariff.
Seeing the result OF their error and
knowing they could not come before
the people with tariff for revenue only
as their cry, they have adopted a new
craze with which they hope TO again
fool the voters and squeeze into power,
but they won't do 1t.
This time they propose to open our
mints and Invite foreign nations to
come IN with hfty-thre" cents worth
OF SILVER ana ave 1t stamped for one
Inc cents, Then the government is
10 give up all responsibility for its
worth. 1t goes to the owner OF the bull
lion.
:. here the speaker took from his
. pocket Two silver dollars, one
was a trade dollar. the other n stand
ard silver dollar. He explained that
poth had the stamp OF the government
on Its race and still one was worth
only a little more than half what the
other was. They are both stamped
by the government" repeated the
speaker. n one contains seven and
one-half more grains OF silver than the
other. VIII any person present give
me seventy-iive cents for the heavier
dollaF??
lie S1usnlei.
AT this iunctur. 4 man arose ,rom
uS "''S "'' S'ePP'"S toF"aFu 10
the stage, said Yes. l Will"
"All right my man here Won 1re"
said the judge. and he STOPPED down
to exchange The money. Tn. Demo-
crat hesl,ated and asked, rs I a rood
dollar?"
Its a trade dollar" answered the
Judge.
"Oh. II IT'S n tradn do;Irr 7 dom, wnn.
It." and the Democrat blushed n deem
crimson blush. rs nc sought his son,
"Of course you don't want It" said
the fudge. with n merry twinkle in his
ey, and vnu w,n't ,yopt ,his n,har
dollar either, for seyentv-nve CENTS. or
even sixty cents II Won have free sill
YER" The audience went wild over this
episode and the gentleman who made
the break, and who is n promInen;
South Side Democrat. was comple,ely
crushed for the tImc being.
Judge Lansing then proceeded to tell
why the trade dollar was not worth
nor man rs ou'Iloh value ne eN-
worth one hundred CENTS was that II IL
not backed by the government, while
the present silver dollar is. In other
words. its rcdeemcr lIveth. and the
trade dollar Is like a dying Christian
with Vno hopes OF heaven"
The Judge continued ut length with
an eloquent discussion OF the silver and
tariff Issues and made some telling
points. His speech was full OF splen-
did illustrations, all Of which were
loudly %applaudcd by the audience. In
speaking Of NChraSka's condition at
present, he said that the people we're so
H.
TO sprinkle manure over the grave
yards to give the dead strength 10 get
up when Gabriel blows his horn.
In an Illustration that It was dis
tributlon the country needs instead OF
circulation. he said he had n COW at
home that furnished milk for his fam
!ly. The COW got onto the scheme OF
circulation and began sucking herself.
The result was tterc WAS no milk for
the children: II she had distributed II
instead OF circulating IL. IL would have
been a great deal better.
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