The San Francisco call., 1896-10-30

Government goes wrong the blame is on our
brow. We should all vote as we like.
love this country because the people are
free, and if they were not it would be their
own fauit- am not going to appeal to your
preJudices, even if you had any. am going
10 appeal TO your brains and heart. ana ask
you to maintain the honor of your country.
Three great questions are presented: First,
fs TO money; second, tariff; and third, right OF
seif-defense What is money? Money IS
product OF nature, something that man cannot
create. 1t is not made. 1t has to be found.
And yet we have man running for the Presi-
dency on three platforms with two Vice
presidents who says that money is the crea-
ton OF law
MT. Bryan wants money so poor that the
poor cannot spare it, SO poor that the rich
won't nave 1t. The farmers of Maine and YER
mont nave answered him. l have confidence
IN the farmers who when the sun shines and
the crops flourish, pay their debts. Bryan
says vote Tor cheap money and pay your
debts. Creditors say "What is going to be-
come OF me?" The question is, Can Congress
make 80 cents worth a dollar? If they can, let
us save the silver aud use it for something
else.
Bryan says that gold has been cornered and
that millions OF people believe it. tits strange
how credulous some people are. They say gold
mas peen eornered, and yet for several years
the rate OF interest has gone down. Ii gold
had been cornered silver would have ad-
yaneed. Why not corner silver? Perhaps it
IS too poor to corner
Mr.. Bryan says that free silver will make
silver lo to 1. Why stop there? Why not
make II to /? Mr.. Bryan hates the bond
holders of the railroads. What did those
wretches do? don't know. They helped to
build the 1900 miles of our railroads, build
cars, equip roads and maintain them. Mr..
Bryan hates the rich. Would he like to be
rich! he hates the successful man. Does he
want to be failure? If he does tell him to
wait until the Sd of November.
There is the question of tariff. 1 want the
American people, as far as possible, to manu-
facture everything that they use. / want to
Keep this country to ourselves. In order that
we should prosper, muscle must be in partner
ship with brain.
would rather have one good county in New
York than the whole OF Mexico. l am no
prophet, nor the son of prophet, nor very
profitable son.
In 1892 1 said if Cleveland was elected he
would cost the country $4,000, 100000. He
has cost IL more. We took the wrong man on
the train at Buffalo, and we put the wrong
man Off, We want to produce great men and
women here in our try. We want busi-
throphy 1t forms golden bow on which q
line has been seen the glittering bow and
dawn OF promise. Let us have protection.
How much? So much that our income will
be equal to our output. I don't like to see
man pawning his bonds to pay his own salary
with.
We have no classes in the United States.
millionaire may be milkman; milkman
may be a millionaire. Here we have the free
open field of competition. After all few
rich men own their property. Their property
owns them. Sometimes they think their chill
dren would like to see a frst-class funeral.
Why should we envy the rich? They never
drank any colder water than 1 did. They
never saw brighter sunsets. They never heard
sweeter music. They never read better poetr
than we do.
have nothing against the men that get rich
in the free and open field OF competition. We
should help the poor, succor the sick and raise
the fallen. Let us have protection. Let US
prosper. Mckinley is a man who loves his
country. He knows what money is and would
never think of putting a land claim on a
cloud Vote for the party OF Grant, the great
est soldier the world has ever seen. Vote for
the party of Sheridan and Sherman.