New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

now, and must be kept good forever
The employment OF idle money the idle
money already have. in sainful pursuits will
put every idle man in the country at work. and
when there Is work there IL wages. and when there
are work and wages there are consumers at home
who constitute the hes, market for the products Of
ou~ soil.
We have reached a point in history when all
men who love Their country must unite to defeat
by their ballots the forces which now assault; the
Nations honor
Honesty. like patriotism. he bounded neither
by State ror sectional lines
Financial dishonor Ii the threatened danger now.
and good men will obliterate old lines OF party in
united effort to uphold American credit and honor.
Whether our prices be high or low. whether our
wages be good or bad they are ali better by being
paid in dollars worth 100 cents each. II We have
good wages. they better by being paid in good
dollars II have poor wages. they are made
poorer by being paid In poor dollars.
What IL all want than anything else Is 10
keep our money equal TO that OF the mos; enlight-
ened nations OF tine earth and to maintain. unsulied
the credit the honor and the good faith Of the Gov
eminent OF The United States.
Ii is the duty 0. the people OF mis- country 10 stand
uni;ety aganst efor. 20 degrade our currency
deblse credit. They mus unite now. as they
have untef IN the pas in every great crisis OF our
c0untrys history without regard to pas; party ANNA
lions or differences. 10 uphold the National credit
and honor sacredly our flag.
it is moi mors money want what W want Is 10
pu; the money already have al work. Nnec
money Is employed. men are employed
We a Nation ot classes. but OF sturdy free.
lndepe ndent and honorable people. despising the
LENA gogue and captivating TO dishonor Every
attemp; to array class against class. the classes
against the Masses section against section. labor
against capital the poor against the rich or in
er-s against interest IA In me highest degree repre-
hcns.bic.
Government by law mus, first be assured; every
thing else can walt. The spirit OF lawlessne-s ml't
he extngu.sh-d by the fires Of unsehsh and lofty
patriotism.
Every attack upon the public ftiin and every sis-
ges,lon OF the repldia lion Of debs public or private
mus, ne r.o,ked BY all men who h"cve ina. honesty
j. the best policy. Or VINO love their country ana
would preserve unsued iis National honor
!, called 10y The suffrage the people 20 assume
The duties OF tho high Office of President o. the ni-d
snt.s shall count /: privilege to aid. even IN the
.liyhr-s, degree. IN promotion % the spirit OF
frsternal regard which should animate and govern
the citizen. Of every section. State or part OF me
Republic.
I would rejoice 10 demonstrated 10 the world
that the North and the South and The East and the
West are no. separated. or In danger 81 nems
separated herarse Of sectional OF party differences
!, rrs. .ly.r, would not make labor easier. the
hours ~ labor shorter. or the pay better l. "oud
NOT make farming less laoorous OF more profiable
I. would no; start factory or make demand io'
,n additional DAYS labor
f. q. no, ar Increase IN the volume OF money which
: IN. need Of the time but an increase IN he Vohe
- husne,- No; an Increase Of coin. bu; an ncTsas
n confidence Not more coinage but more aciNe
.e 0, ,he money coined No; open minis for the "n
limited coinage Of the silver OF the worlh o'' OPEN
mill. for ne fru and unrestricted labor OF American
s0rk.ngmsn
Good money made hard times
Deba.ement o, the currency means destruction OF
,.u,e. No one suffers much from cheap money
=. N. farmers and labor-rs They are the fist 20
,.-l bad effect and the as; 20 recover from them
We canno. make prices. but Wa can provide tna'
All n,,ce. shall paid In full dollars worth v cents
We cannot reverse the laws OF trade ana We VIII not
r.verse tho laws OF common honesty.
Standing bv constitutional authority and law = the
hiehes, Obligation Of American citizenship STAINING
hv the pub.!r faith Ia call Of suprem" duty f'e-
serving the publ. crcd, unianed and the currency
uncorrup,ed and both above chsese anywhere IN the
vor:d +. the command OF simple honesty and good
morals
uoncst money /. me only kind for honest people.
and The United states Government will have no other
"a g., reasonable that tho stamp OF the Government
an make 60 cents worth Of silver worth dollar :
-, . - rr,Ls 20 cents worth OF silver equal 10 loo
.,., than the same power can make anything which
:, NAV see n, 70 call dollar equal 10 100 cents II the
Governments stamp can impar; II. men paper WIN
such a stamp would answer the ramc purpose. ana
h.sides would be the cheapest ard most convenient
Tn. nroblem IL not one OF the present. but Oh the
,orrou, and OF the hereafier-the bold bald ques-
inn OF National integrity and National honor.
:, ,s cou,a pront by public dshonor We would SIN
sr,,, Il bu, no natloa State or individual ever d'd
or can profit by dishonor
~. .oo., h.,ieve in classes in the United SAFES.
.cs.o . inc, one class under our flag. and all OF us
belong 10 H.
VIVA, xe want in this country Il policy that Will
o,v. 70 every American workinsman fniI WORK a.
American wages
fur dav'. work mus, be paid in fun collars
r,,o., NANCY a dollar a sound as the Government
"a "a untarnlshed az its nag. dollar that IL az
~ood in the hands the farmer and the workinsnan
"a in the hands OF the manufacturer or the capitalist
our Individual supremacy. our productive capacity.
our business and commercial. prosperity our iapor
and Its rewards National credl; ana currency our
roud nnan honor and splendid free Citizenship
49,. ,,r,hrlgh, Of every Amercan-are involved In
,hs ,end,ne campaign and thus every home In the
land +, directly and Intimately connected with tner
proper settlement