New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
WORK AND LOTS OF 1T, NEEDED'
WESTERN SOUND MONEY MEN EMPHASIZE
THE DANGER OF OvERCONFIDENCE.

wEcTERN SOUND MONEY MEN Emil ii@>''
THE DANGER OF OVERCONFIDENCE.
The belief is prevalent among SOM p,u 1wos.
Sound Money men in the States OF ,ie -
that the free-silver craze has reacheu SUI" ~.
,,ors IN Illinois Indiana and neighboring states 'i'
~, .aos+ r,rd Of work Is necessary to insure
,,,,,,oon rnaiorities there Judge ADAMS a.
coodr,ch NJ Chicago who Is now at the iioHa"u
House said last night that the sltua''oi' " "
nois was an especially grave one ,.oa
",rhe free-silver virus has peeh =, go
,,rorob the state for the last three years sa'u
."ioue" 49,, ,rners have become fanatical on the
subject. They won't even stand ana 'a'H ""
a,,,taot any longer. l cannot get a heif'Hs e'''
from those whom l have gulueu Po'' A.,
many years. One Of the "orst ie"' -.
case "a that every silver convert Ut oi''' a.,
a pronagandist He thinks he has mace nc" ~,
covery and develops the zeai Vi D'e ,A.
the sound Money man. knowing tnat ne Is lis ,
=, oo,.ant 70 argue leisurely and with uisih'S'
The neople In the East are 100 ihc"neu -
IN the rosy side of the situation anu uoi 80
how things are going In the west ,.s
real restitution among the agricui'a" a. -,
though Chicago holds more unefhpio' 81 ,a,n,ors
than 7 ever knew there before pu' 'ie -
800 nod hard times and are anxious TOT CHAINS.
Wanv who would have shrunk from uni'ins W." ~
ponuIists four years ago are "iilis ~ ''.,a
any one now to bring In free siNe'' NM" nm, 49,
Michigan Iowa. Indiana ana lllihoiS "io "
fal
uo,r MCKINLEY buttons will vote for Bryan rlo.
siIver takers are being paid TO crcula'o '"is
,he crowds in the streets where men DISCUSS pun"
t,os and insinuate silver arguments sa" :"
royd NJ zoo men talking over the money quo 90 IN
~, Monroe-st Chicago, the other uai a. 'r1aot,np
tha morning and there had been no pis ii'"e
to bring them together t. ,aoaed In order TO
~ great deal more work is neeueu III Go 90
nusb The interests of honest money III iese d the
work They stir up enthusiasm, pu. uUa Tho
Murh W. must have men TO go out among tmo
naonle takers of the laborng class anu 10"
pI o.n meet and convince the farmers anu Mo IN
;rsrnen nv personal work, In their houses y,
inons or wherever they gather caIi o. sorI
rnach y,ill do work among the esterI Nel
1ptbink The German class IL by no means W. o
cold for Mckinley people here thlnN. ,ro ,
cot no sure thing out there. under present '"0
TN w Gates the president of the limos 81,
C,omnanv one of the largest concerns Vi INC n ~
g., he world il also in town at present anu so ~
.ust os emphatically Judge Goodrlch dpout ~,
11anger from free silver in Illinois ana her ne!s w
Inc States IF the election were nero t9,iiiol
s H ~ night "Inois would go for Bryan. IOWA
Nebraska Michigan. Indiana ana ny, Miscon nn ha
80 douhtful States The Bimetalnc League nas
1900 very nc eborng class with free silver literature
"a ~ YOU talk with one OF them on ts nn,e
mnetion YOU are likely TO find him pet'er pos % c
w. \,ou are Seventyfve per cent Oh our dI.u'
oonlo,rnioyes viii probably vote for Pryan ne iai IL
ers aIso want a change of any klnd IN 0iuei ~
| Sr,r@ these men round TO honest money, hepup
cans must spend dollars where they are no"