The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-07

arranged the tariff question by inter
! national agreement before I VIII sub
NIT our financial question 10 them.
| Voice, You're an American
| My friends, they say they have
/ sound money. and yet 81 Is one OF the
| evidences Of their lack Of sincerity that
| instead Of talking about gold they use
words to conceal their meaning and to
! deceive the people. We want sound
money. too. but we deny that they offer
Us a sound financial system There
! must be quantity as we'll as quality OF
money Money may be OF excellent
/ quality but there may be none Of 81 ZAP
| plause) and deny thar that is n sound
| financial system which gives a fine
| quality and does not give you any
| quantity. Our opponents want 10 build
up financial system with god as a
base, and then you ask them wflere the
| gold is and they tel you 10 have conf
dence. daughter and applause9
BROAD BASE WANTED.
MY friends. YOU would consider a
man foolish indeed who advised the use
of a particular kind Of food. 10 the ex-
cluslon OF all other kinds of food # ne
were not able to show you where you
could get that food, and yet they tell YOU
that it is a sound system which rests
upon a handful OF gold. and leave our
commercial fabric TO crumble. They
call that sound 1 deny IL. You cannot
have a sound financial system unless
you have a base broad enough to sup
port the commercial fabric Of the cour-
try and you cannot get a base broad
enough until you have silver as well as
gold as a standard money Of this coun-
try. (Applause)
Our opponents want us to make gold
the only money. Theyt want contracts
made payable in gold. and yet, my
friends, it becomes harder and harder
every day to get the gold TO MI these
contracts If they were made.
FIFTEEN WHITE FLOWERS
81 desire TO thank those who have this
morning presented me with the fifteen
white flowers, indicating that four
weeks from today they expect to follow
&c Up with the presentation OF fifteen
electoral votes for the white metal as
the standard money along with gold.
/ believe that IL the people are allowed
70 vote as they please, We Will succeed.
and more than that. l believe that IL our
opponents continue their attempts at
intimidation and coercion. they WIZ sim
because men viii insist that IL a man
has good arguments he viii appeal
10 reason and that IS an evil
dence that he has no case when he at
temps TO use force to back up has posi-
ton" (ApplAuse).
The fifteen white roses referred to
were presented by the lady clerks OF
New Albany postofiice To our next
president
Another interesting feature OF the
meeting at that place was that Mr. BTy-
an was driven across Silver creek.
through S&ver streetand into Silver
Grove. where he made his address.
HARRISON QUOTED.
Seymour. Ind. Oct s.---Seymour was
reached soon after 10 O'Clock and there |
was a crowd OF several thousand in |
waiting. Mr.. Bryan was driven 20 the |
City park where he said. in part:
in the west we have always looked |
for the returns from Indiana, and when |
e was darkest, hoped that when We got |
TO Indiana there would come fght out /
OF the darkness. The vote q the west !
has usually been Republican. TINS J
year the pe-~' {
the uoney -.ou IDsa
wFa- t-e -es4lt e going % De mere. /
al PiaGSe As u. ~ "a fFo- i
gresSas there E1ens 20 D. e-
certainty that the silver sentiment. al |
ways n the majority here, - gong 20 |
nave so large "A majority that I'd ad-
vocate Of the gold standard VIII eve-
find hope in Indiana again. (AppIuee } |
You have many distinguished states
men IN this STATE and yoa nave SINE
prominent Republicans. who are now
telling you what q terrible thing free
coinage would De You have Rega5tli-
cans who are denying that legislation
can effect the price Of ellver or nat The
price OF SILVER effects the price o. any
thing else ] want 80 call your atten~
ton here IN Indiana . a portion q a
message sent 20 congress by Nr Hart
son WHEN he Was president n Ise9 Let
ne read you what ne says about the 81
feet Of leg1ftatio1 on silver. You vii
remember that this was Just after tnc
pa ssaxe q tie SsFerman law. j. was
s ignsd by Pres<den; Harrison ard A.
t>- its passage. The price 81 f<lye- ro<-e
20 :lZ an oDncc. On the firzt 81 De-
cernbe- tt7at year President Harrivl1
s-rlt his message 20 congress and g. e,5at
you vi ind t5ase words
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