Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-07

| ueyed of IN. d,,,,, n. ,,,,rit... a., ,.,. NJ
.JN.N ,.,, vi ,ne uuty OF attending to his dis
! trict aud given the opportunity of paying
attention to the wickedness OF the re.t of
~ 's,, "o,'"'
continuing, Mr.. Reed said: I'VE in
Maine have got 10 make up our minds on
et,It dcai depends on what we do IN sep
! ''inbcf. When We see two men standing
on n corner. and both mon se,r, .n Lo
somewhat uneasy. ana unable nm. ,o
You may rest assured that they are talk
trmnt IN ,niiy ax,,ioi,, H. sma,I not at
TO-, S Npi''ii ne currency qucs-
about it.
we often hear that silver ,vas da,,o,o-
tlzed In ls7s. steaI,hllv and h, tba 'oe ,nr',o,,
oil foreign embassies As matter of fact
the Congressional Record OF that date had
,ts,, ,'', -, - t'i''9 o'' 'he s'tNer iues-
L'". an" '"e io'eeh embassies had moth
ihs to do with 1t. No fraud or wickedness
"The only question M Ito, +. w,,. ,ro,o,,r,.
system Is the best? You hear great deal
about himetail!sm The platform Of the
platform, and don't let them trv oiI'eImUo ~ rna
YOU believe that blmetallism is what ih"v
are after.
object of 1t Is to give Inc colIntry t,raatar
stability by spreading it over more surface.
Z, very common illustration OF II
II You have a lake anywhere and II is
subject to all the peculiar incidonts OF m"
region in which it Is. this raInfaII may lit
It, that drouth may lower It, Now IL Nou
want Il perfectly stabl" surface, you have
got "a, get II by some appliance outside of
the lake. Suppose YOU can Join II 10 an
other lake in d different climate, which is
alnerently affected, II You Join them per-
itsstiy issy iosetiher i then th"re VIII be the same
one lake will be counterhslanced by the
,a,9nnG nssinEnanGsF Sin IN n" other lake and The
That will all be perfectly true, provided
your two lakes do balance, and you get
more stable current.
the idea, that the whole world, II they took
EUld , anu AVER AZ proper ratio, could pre-.
prices. This no single country could do
l.. hui Il. II :, one Of the iaket were very Violent
MOI, exxperienGe would be to leave it out
Or II that lake We're not big enough to
gircumstances, the, two lakes might he
Worst IMAM single one might h-. How !
SSnnsssionnn. nn"' j. d P"'S'''" Of legitimate DIS
,,a 5ut IN IN this case 1t Is NOT proposed to |
nave ntI, tWH !akys u is pToL9s.a to say |
6n nS' WE WE 9aNs Wo aes va 9nj sgift from HE
o., ,,-.,. IT.
Try Shows g4 anything 1Ion W the 3'S s,,b,anf
Ui r]~Ii ] psI1l"'s,si, thl 'Hht u me h'na
Eicrcd N thls is disease nj 1t'a All 20 yo, ~
Wor!H .', ui'rhS aLI NJ got 70 nav world
l'U'ly' NvlI,uF 'lrt, VIII attend To II.
, Npp'ausr,l W ny We hhI some experience
" inns tpuntlN' nut myh.s memories are
sMoIti IN 70. ouI tarl'r ihtheIs deter
w., a., IN " ~ wv iMc'SiS poEe'ner
W W hAt n the nfst thins thty did? II was
rpa;oi No. ~ N ninrHes fh'ut OF the Two
mi IL, " ,,UnSt tIInS ~ ~ ny H'ie thsh
- II =, bH1. -, - t,'cSuth', J." 10 /
"ffectP II yyas AN ovCryaIrn,innr' nay WI , tne
Yes. the gold in a gold doiiar NM rtnrr,S
more than the siSsr IN IN ii sIyer dSiiaT @ To''"
had tWo dollars one of whirh VA ,.nr,h t,,,L
ia cents and me other wns v0r,H ~
cents no kent the lTl.cant doIlnr inr,nr
aud passed on the other one 1uicEar "a
plUusrl '
II don't mean that the average man did
that Two cents on a dollar even In thns.
lnyS, was not worth making much fuss
tbout, but the money changers were on
he alert, and whenever n gold dollar came
nto tho hank or rraoh he'd thr money chang
well, now, the gold disappearing. our
Athels N t9l thought they had better
tlakH chhhEs anu Sc" " they could not