The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-09-30
SORROW AND DISGUST
AT THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HEAD
QUARTERS.
The Famous London Financial News ARR.
Gle Is Authentic and the Champion y.
publican Campaign Lie Is Nailed T." a.,


Gle Is Authentic and the Chanp,on u.
publican Campaign Lie Is Nailed To a..
Wall.
Democratic and Silver Natioi-a.
Headquarters, Chicago. Sept. "a, 1856
The champion kepubliccn campaiS:.
lie has been nailed to the wall, a.d
there is sorrow and disgust at the lie
publican headquarters.
The famous London Financial Ne"
article is outhcrtic. All of the lies tha'
can be invented and circulated by tn.
Republican hired men will be of l.u
avail To the sin cf lying the Republic
an managers have added that of fors-
cry, but the people ere not to be de-
ceived.
The numbering Republic m managers
are deeply sorry that they ever at
tempted to as"ail the authenticity Of
The Financial 4>ews article, an exact
reproduction of which appears on
this page. Fly their stupidity they
nave attracted general attention to !
most damaging document for the Han
ma cause. s. piece of idiotic man
agement is on a par with the Mexican
dollar fiasco. and re slave-drfving act
now being performed by railroad COM
panies ard the confederated trusts
and s~yndicates. 49,.
Here Is a brief history Of the now ia
nous London Financial News article.
This publication is the leading financial
authority in the money center Of the
world. In 1894, at a time when W.
lam Mckinley, senator Don Cameron,
John Thurston, and all ne leading Re-
publicans in the country were working
for the free coinage OF silver, the Lon
don bankers, the .kschilds, and the
great English papers representing them
became alarmed at the prospects that
the United States would declare its
financial independence Of England.
They promptly vent to work, and at
considerable expense. purchased the
Republican party. These same agents
attempted to deliver the Democratic
party to the Rothschilds, but it is a
!, matter of history that they failed.
English papers discuss American pol
| itics with a brutal frankness. If any
} proposed American policy threatens
English commercial and financial SUI.
, premacy the London papers frankly
say so. Being in close touch with the
London bankers, The Financial New:
was in a position to voice their fears
! and it did so in the article, which nov
threatens to wipe the Republican pc"
l litical syndicate off the face Of tn
., earth.
= The editorial in question was printed
D in the London Financial News April
80. 1894. 1t was freely commented q
by Republican and Democratic papers
y which are now frantically declaring
I that no such article ever appeared
: Similar editorials appeared in othe
English papers. They warned the bank
= ers of England against the danger @
r the free coinage of silver by the Uni
4 ted States, and their warnings were nc
( In ain. MIR. Hanna is now spendin
s the good, sound. honest money of the
8 same london bankers in an attempt I
p~erpctuate their financial supreme
y owe the United States.
Among those who received a copy {
The Financial News article was job
M. Devine, then secretary Of the Amer
v lean Bimetallic league. 1t was fol
It warded to him by the "Durrant Pres
n Cuttings" bureau, the leading Londo
'e Arm engaged in that business, and wa
e pasted on one of their slips, a fac sin
- lie of which is printed in another CO
umn. Senator Teller received q COZ
Of the paper containing the article, an
. SO did Congressman Coffeen Of MOI
tana, and many others who keep poste
40 on. the editorial u]tterances of the lea
"a ing London PAPER
N When the st. Louis Republican col
vention repudiated all passs records ar
"a openly declared for a single go
20 standard, the London financial artic
70 was reprinted in several American p
pers. At first the Republican man,
gers paid little attention to it. Tn
n. believed they a money enough