Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

demand Tor colI, has raised tue value
u gold wutn Uninsured ny Ottut iormi
oipr5peftu
ANOTHER uisrAKE.
ave nto t0lI that the ro,tofatlon OF
blmUtaliism would he hafdahip urou
those who have entered into contract.
| payable IN gold coin, tut this len mis-
taSr. n will DO easier 10 obtain tht
] g0it win Wuicn o. meet nrold con-
tract when mes. OF the people can use
silver tuan 20 !. nov, when every onr
/ Ia trying o. tscufe vuld. Tine ChiCsFo
/ platform CEpfussly declares In favor OF
such legislation ~ may uc necessary tu
/ lrtFrni Tor thu futufe the uUmUutlizi.
/ lion OF any hini d legal tender money
! 10y private contract such contracts
ufo iJ'ciei 10 900 tho gf.und thnt tncy
I are against IuUilu policy. no uuO
/ puttiilns tue light OF irg alllufas 90
| Hz tho rnil of interest wrIch eau be-
collected by law. Inrfe De- iar more
,cauln Tor preventing private inIivid-
unh from rrtuug aBidu ltrn -'uudef
| law. TIE money which iB ny law
uisuc q legal tender must in the C1ufso
/ OF OF iunfy butiutfs &c acaepiuu uy
I niuVty.uinn cut OF every one hundred
. N.HHN"A"H " ~ NNNNNN'A NAiN NNNaNNN Na
| dtrdth msn be- UCim ted IN EXEMPT
/ MIN Ell from tlegtlural rule? Special
/ oIuifuc'n have n tendency To ibcfsatu
tho demand Tor a particular Eiud OF
money nuj thus force u ~ a premium.
hava not tho people n riEht o. Wy that
"a comparatively lew iudtylluuls shall
not De pefmiitud 10 dunugo tue fiunn.
clnl ryttum Of tho nht.1n Ia ofuut 90
collect premium In case they succeed
ia forcing one Kind OF money 10
Premium
OUR GOVERNMENT Nor a rLUG0C.
HACY.
"Iho'o IL another argument 10 which
ASK your attention. Some Of the
more zraloua opponents OF ifCc collage
p1int 10 the faut tbut thirteen months
must rlnIHu between tue election nut
tho iifsi regular session Of Congress, and
Aitcft that during that time, IN csss
thu people declare themselves Ia favor
OF 'fsn coinage, all loans will DO with.
drawn nud al mortgages i0ttcl.srd. 4
these are merely prophecies iudullod 30
hy those WhO have forgotten tap pr0yi-
tiona VI the CoutillutiOn IL will 10
tuillclunt 10 umind them that the
Pfcsiient u empowered o. convene
C1nHues ~ extraordinary session
whenever tho public g0ld requires
such actiur. II ~ November tho prJ.
piu ny thcir ballots declare lhtmsUiyus
90 favor VI tn0 immgdisto restoration
81 himctalllIm tho sysipm eau Uo 90.
AuguntUd witulu low months. ~,
however, tho assertion that leans viii
10 viihJfawn amt mortgages tore.
closed DO mads 10 prevent turn p0litl.
cal action a. the people may uvliUyo 10
DO NECESSARY Tor tuo preservation OF
ihclr right, thtu a new auI vital ~.
tuo 10 tuifeu. Whenever u ~ utcrs.
alry Tor the pcUp.u as "a whole 10 Ou-
tain consent if0m the 0wnota Of money
ani changers Of money before they
eau legiflAtc upon financial qursiilEu,
We shhIl have passed ir IA DOmJ.
crazy % plutlCncy. Bu. that time
hhs net yet Arrived. InTohts nnd IN.
timiIntlOn viii BE- uf no avail. The
people who Ia 1910 rejected tue doc.
trlro thnt hinge fulc ~ right divine
hil not IA tuiu g0nufati1n tubs5gibe 10
huOeifiup that mOury ~ omnly1lont.
iSTEnsAri0SAL niMErALiIsM.
SIN conclusion permit mo To ray
wotd In regard 10 international bimethi.
Ism. We nru not opposed 10 au inter.
national agreement l0okiug 10 tho re-.
toratiJn Of bimethllism throughout tue
world. Tue Hdv1catcs Of fron csinngo
havo ON Nil occasions shown their
willingness 20 cooperate with other
nations ia the ftinsiatemcnt VI yer,
nut they are not willing T. await the
pleasure u other governments. when
Immediate relief l. needed by tho pcu-
pie OF tue United States, anu they fur.
thut believe that independent action
oiicfs better Eoiufnncc VI international
bsmclailIBm than ueTvllo dependence
upon iuftign aid. For more than
twenty Yeas we have invited tho ~.
sialnncu " European nltl0ne, but all |
progress IN tho direction o. in,srna. |
tioual bimeiallism has boon blocked by |
tho Opp0tlt'On OF those who tCfive a |
pucuuiaEy benefit from tho nppfecia. |
uUn Of goli. How loag must W. wait |
Tor bimelnliism 20 be- brought 10 ~ by |
thoso who pfont by mouomctnlism? II |
the double standard Will bring bouchts |
TO ,ur plop.r, who VIII deny them the |
right ~ ouloy those b'uohu?
"lt our opponents would admit the |
hight, tho ABILITY anu tho duty of our |
people 10 act Tor themselves ON nll rub.
lie QIettlOnF, without the AfsFtauec |
nGtions, anu then pToIoio the temediai
legislation which they consider eulli.
Client, We could inset them in tho teli
Ut honorable debate; lut when they
assert that this nation Is helpless 10 /
protect the Rights Of iis own Ciligsns we
challenge tnrm 10 submit their CAUSE
toa people whUer patriotism has never
becn appealed to Ia vain.
1--WE shall not offend other nations
whom wv declare the rig ht Of the a mef.
lean people u govern thcmsoives, anl
without let or hindrAnce from without,
decide upon every question presented
iof their uonsiaeTgu Ia taking this
position W1elmpiy maintain tue digui.
" VI 7O,UOl,OJO cilaunH who arc second
10 uOnu In their capacity for selfgov.
sfunUnt. The gold standard has oOm.
PEELED the American people 10 pay an
ever Increasing lflbu,e 10 the creditor
nations Of tho wOtld-h tribute 10
which no onu dsTea 10 delend. INSERT
tnAt national honor Trquifca the United
states 10 sscufo Justice tor all lls Gil.
gems M well As ~ DO Justice 10 all lie
eTedliJtB. For a people liGH cure,
blessed with natural resources OF suf.
passing Iichnuis, 10 proclaim them.
solves impytont 10 frame n nnauuial
system suited 10 their own ueedr, u
uumiligtlng toyOud tuu POWER VI ian.
.usge 10 describe. We cannot enforce
respect for cur fOteign policy NJ long
a. we confess ourselves unable to iTame1
q uf avn luauglHl uyligv Huurat an.