The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-11
TALKS TO FARMERS.
u. BRYAN Attends n Pit nc at
Kuowiesville. N. 4
r. That the Money
q Problem Ovsrshadows All IN
ers-Quotes carlisie's fr
silver speech.

M vnovlesville. y. Y, Aug. -rhe
pryan marty reached here at J.; p. ~
/ resterday. During the aftero'n ar
rrvan attended Farmers "p'n''
,,,cnic and addressed a large an 'en'e
cna,r,nor Ladies' and certf men'
M'' ~ y, husky that you VIII ave 70
-, 80 ~ sreak by being perfectly lul'l
A ,rhis is n very unusual spee'"'ls' 49, 49,
haa iyornorse audiences III the ~"
no. , ,,,a',,, poopc live IN small ~ .iNlN'
/ tr"a, nH'l lla ysest' a udience thai ever
nun 10 ,,,hied In the midst Of nm agii,Nit
49, Quotes from Carlisle.
! ,,.,cs is a practical question. ~ 81 50
# .,nnIv because Il can he coinpfvhel ~ w 4
'& ~. 'neonle. want 90 talk pfacilf N i"N-
o"l - Won for n little while this ar moon
,.srt 10 read TO you an eNtract Eoin |
,ecrh made by John G. Carlisle mp ana
want you 10 mark the politieai pn WIZ
herein set forth. he was speAhn 49,
amendment to the Bland act anu -"
| ,heso words: II the execution OF tnH nee
| l,r. could be intrustod TO puDhf me-
whose opinions on the subject WEE y, ~
cord with those OF "A great m'Joilr Y. -, W.
American peoplc, and whose sym Nlu'N
s,.'ra with the struggling masses " % pro |
d,,ce tho wealth and pay the taAes ~ ~ |
country rather than with the ldie MOI ISL ISL
idle capital, the provision aliuueu 70 Moua" !
1a nf
..o,,,d coin the maximum instead 4 the
.tntra,,n, amount allowed by the amend
&,n.nt. but, situated as we are, we az SHOW
- m best we ali have reason 10 ieheN''
Ebat not a dollar beyond tae minimum
v 1,,nt will be coined. and consequently
8she proccss Of getting this money BIO CIR
e"1afion will be too slow 10 ah ORD the run
MEASURE Of relief which the people now de-
n.and and need.
An.lyzes the Sentiment
Ia
,,i,l.d society into two classes. ON the one
siaa he nut the idle holders OF idie capllal'
an the other side he put the suu1Ehhe
masses VINO produce the ~caith ara pay
the taxes OF the country III inc aNlsloh
existed then it exists to-day More thth
trat John o. Carlisle said that pup
M officer sworn TO do duty would be con-
trolled In his official conduct by ma sFinpa
thies and III his sympathles were W." my
ale holders OF idle capital he would CON
- Ultle money as possible, whereas, III ms
| svmrafhos were with the strue-ling
masses he would coin as much as the law
would permit him. This is the language 81
John g. Carlisle.
The Issue To-Day.
"N,,, friends. the issue to-day Is an issue
between the idle holders Of idle money ai'd
the struggling masses VINO produce tne
4 ewe.lth ana pay the taxes Of the country
<X ard. when this question y uhdefs1oou'
when men find out about the money ques-
M ton you VIII and that, II there y a man
In your community whose interests or
- whose sympa thies are with the Iile holders
OF idle money. he will be in faycr 81 q colo
standard and. not daring 40 say Sc he
unl talk about honest money ND a
sound money and 'souM dollar. bui
~ his sympai HES are with those who pro-
sfcc the nations wealth, he VIII be Tor the
.old ana silver coinage Of the constitution
no matter how many time, you call MN ar
anarchist.
VIII Not stop Bolt.
They tell us that these fnancefs ar
going 10 leave the democratic party pe
cause II declares for the restoration OF sii
v.r we shall not so into court e secur'
al order 20 prevent their going Inc uem
ocra;ic party has been ibhted down 2,
these millstones long enough IL " Eia'
4 10 be rid Of those who want TO use the par
~ ~ organization for private gain and thei
IN. country for public plumber.
Follows Up Carlisle.
what Is going 10 be next? Mr. Car
lisl. knew In 1873 lie said. Under rs fnru
ence the exchangeable value anu us com
rnodities including labor, VIII cor beg
to rise That is what he said IN ~. lt
what will be the effect OF II Thus invi'
i-r investments infusng life into the dea
Industries OF the country and quickenin
tho pulsa lions OF trade In all OF its depart
inents lie understood the laws OF nnhnc'
.He understood what was the effect {
adding this money to the circulation, an'
my friends. II he stated the truth thei
can II be changed. though every ort WI
spoke for IT should turn his back upon
Truth lives. Ii Is the one thng thai vi
not die. Iquote these words 70 you 20 sho
You that 10y the Increase OF the volume {
money we cxncct TO stop the constant d.
pleciation OF property.
"A assert that the gold standard tou
10, live for one day in any other nation ~
arr be sun without the aid of the mons
AS and the money changers 20 ises
r aNistence ! assert that the gold ainn
nt AZ never received The Endorsement
sn ass OF people except those Who nro
rt a society Is destroyed by risAns %
lie Oners Proof.
! want to say TO you that my q
name atiDn of the gold standard Is ~
islne Ny events which you can see. y
ne ~ you a proof III Il man tells "
ste N standard Ia a good thing. you a.
hi'l " q IL IS that no party in the hlsto
Of the United States has ever declared
self fori gold standard in its platoon
Isn't l. Strange. II the gold standard y
.Sopd thing, that no party has ever seen
to say DIN platform? And that Y m
ii - uueltLat no national party has 9,
Endorsed lgOld standard. and yet there .
people md favor IT, why don't they ha
the cou : to write platform and n
an issue fore the people? But no. "a
do moi d. hat They 80 to st. Louis q
adopt a laform which says the rep1
lean party pledges itself 10 secure
mctallism, which, of course. is denunc
ton OF the gold standard. IL the &
standard is food. why should we get
Of it? II thegold standard Is good.
did not the republican party pledge it,
to help Keep gold standard? But
1t piedgeo itsAf to get rid OF the q
standard just 70 soon as other nations \
help
THAT is not my language. my frier
hut Is the language OF the republican ~
form, and that v the construction pla
uron II by the candidate who runs upo
~ his letter OF acceptance. He says
his letter that the American people can
enter upon b.meAllism without the c
current action oflothor nations. Does
say we shall rnaiItain gold standard
on. year, No F,g four years? No.
the conclusion Is that We must maini
" forever IL other nations say we must.
= not question " politics, my friei
Whole parties are dNided on this issue.
risea above the quetion Of politics. 4
nave declared against the right OF the
pc 2: the United states 10 govern IN
serves They have declared that, W
Ne want 20 get rid 81 the gold stand
W. must keep the thing we don't want