The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-30

ness with good money, or commence
doing it with poor money. This is the
great primary question touching
finance. We have today as good
money as can be found anywhere in
the world. 1t is now proposed that
we shall change this splendid financial
system, and enter upon an era of ire
deemable paper dollars or debased sill
yer dollars.
1T seems to me that the naked
statement of the proposition should
bring its instant condemnation. If
thsge is any gE.ng that the worRanSm
wants, if there is anything that the
merchant wants or that the farmer
wants that shall be stable, fixed and
unvarying in value, it is the money
he takes in exchange for his labor or
products. (Applause.) AS I said a
moment ago, this present sort of money
we have is the sort that next Tuesday
we mean to decree shall be continued.
(Cheers.)
ANOTHER QUERY.
what is the other question my fell
low-citizens? The other question is
one of taxation 1t takes money to run
the government, and our political OPP
ponents say they will not borrow any
money to do it, and do not tell us how
they viii run it. They will not dis
cuss the tariff at all "a voice: They're
afraid OF it," and laughter and cheer
ing) They say it is not in the cam
| paign. 1 can imagine nothing more
| important than a revenue system that
will provide money enough 10 run the
| government. We have not had enough
money to run this government for the
| past three years, under false system
of political economy. So the question
;e- low oh, to- 4
voice: Vote for McKinley.'')
DO you want to raise it by direct
taxation, by taxing the property and
| the lands, or the incomes and wages
Of the people? (Cries of NOD Wen,
| then, the other way to raise it is by
taxing the produce that comes here
from Europe in competition with Amer
| lean products. This is the way, I be-
| lieve, to raise it: its the old-fashioned
American way of raising 1.-THE way
| Washington pointed out as the way to
raise the money to run this govern
ment When we have agreed upon the
tariff as the way to do it, then / would
so adjust the tariff upon foreign prod
ucts that compete with the American
products, the products of our factories
and farms, so as to give full, round
adequate protection to every American
! production"
COAL MINERS COME.
The next delegation was from Column
bus, and the counties in the great coal
mining region of Ohio, the Hooking
valley. The G. L. Kurtz club of Column
bus, with the Seventeenth regiment
band, led the delegation and were
warmly applauded all along the line
of march. Judge L. D. Haggarty pre-
! Tod Co1r ,11r1c, y ID
Purcell of Logan and DIR. P. c. Taylor
CT Vinton, the visitors from the othel
counties in the Hooking valley.
A delegation from Wakeman, o.
marched up at'the same time, and wa.
introduced to Major Mckinley by it
spokesman.
The next callers were a group o
1ower-laden young women from Akron
o. Major Mckinley shook hands will
each of the ladies' but made no speech
A delegation from Ashland county
O., were the next callers. They mum
bered 125 and were presented by C.
Carey. Major Mckinley aduresse'
them briefly.
Major McKinley's luncheon was in
terrupted at 8 o'clock by the arrival o
the last delegation, an enthusiast
body of 800 voters from Fulton an1
Williams counties O.. ard a nunlhe
OF Republicans from northwestern In
Clan5 -. l.. empie oil Swanton intro
duced the Ohio visitors, and ].
Veneer of Deskalb, Ind, spoke for TIL
callers from that state. This delega
ton was cofn-osed of farmers
merchants, mechanics, laboring AM
professional men.
They gave the candidate rousinI
reception when he appeared on tn
porch Major Mckinley spoke brief.
of the issues of the campaign, urginl
the necessity of Sound money and
protective tariff and the MAINTENANCE
of law and order.
At the conclusion of his remarks
Major Mckinley shook hands with eacl
of the visitors.
Editor ]. L. Montgomery of Marshal
Qll.) Democrat, states that for man.
years, he suffered untold agony from
dyspepsia. At last he began to TAX
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and by the tim
he used six bottles, he was as well a
ever. Cures others, will cure you.