The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
The Reform Club Speech of ''Onest' Old Grover
Dissected and the Variety Of Misnforma-
tiou Their Contained Viewed Under
the Search Light of
Argument
CARLISLE wA1rlasox AND COMPANY ARE ALSO TOUCHED UP
OF the Question OF 6meta's" o'"u
Clear, Concise and Accurate From Trcnchant Pen
OF Hon Charles A. From the
Are or

For july
TTSATlRDAY EVENING April Waldorf Hotel New
York there political most impressive
~ into history most ridiculous one
zig with self conacence pride appeared in the brilliant
lights gorgeous pa hall within twenty fours the lac
in ingnotIn Of Mr. Wattern and the nant aery Bryan
had the pretentonsas and had collapsed into hcd
The as, goddess turned her back upon
the wild eyed aa snapped fingers Mra Gqdy
laughed with the alurg and satisfying Seca
dwnle the sad mistake the nna OF every
man of coronation ceremony its completed
performance unacounte the cmpeSon of a' oqnies ever
entity disturbed by outlaws autiHle
But the aspect of this banquet as pierce Of III conceived o SaeN
formidable rite the ceremonial of hero worship that IS
4ipexpa does not concern me as does its office dis
s nforaon and unund philosophy which are always dangerous
Many cs the folly practical politics nevertheless
loudly doctrines contributed spread But nasmnch
opinion the politics prac'cedl
few of the arrogant assumptions aaa ueAH thee
emphatic repeated at this feast
Did purpose would be interesting make Mr.
speech examination into the presidents nari
style Cveaudsue the All his protnhen character
i there the at4D egotis the profound ana 'eifoo l'es'
pica of the the leagos' norans and how
noxcn high place should clothed such matters
as his with the sv"Ans OF philosophy ana Sa'Snahsp i h very s
tumpc after the lights ont and the audience has departed
In his opening Mr Cleveland ays " every 4ae we with
popular depression complaint This rs echo long ago In
the session the 3a congress in August 1893 he
fbus suddenly financial rust and fear have
spyups Ut every differently for these two Identical
,bnopaa 4h~ situation today be largely attributes to the work of agiao
ana dsleloa DECLARED believe these things principally
chagcae congressional legislation touching the PURCHASE and coinage ut SUI
! by hegcncral government
The cxrredents explanations wrong nobody ought
with the gold bankers exceedingly
, in lsya and 1893 and have ever since notorious
panic Ea bankers deliberately brought about by these
fnh public sntmoA n0 experimenting their demand for the repeal of the
purchasing 't0"T u 'e H ~ tF' t' "s"tn'. Na |
w's ~t!"pva up ana 'n'H@ M @ ~, @ s Ill., r NY s' , ,' % M a,s m
forn from lis pa'n ~ 4 contrary VI" "'at9S ''e
coined '"eF l4' ''"So' " "N' l' ~ u w " @ n Nv " ~ w
country III MS 'h""' - ~ ii1i'" - I'D"
thus referred 10 'n' ia'' IL" ehci VI w "' "P"u
from m"u'nccS Wno,s "i'' u ii VI M @ ~ y ] M N !, @ y m
q our currency ny 'nc s'o' oi 'H s" a. p" " 'i'"
AAa taf Hfrh'" t"'' !" ""' '"'
ne increased 'tltn'i4 %""'oo "' '"o ' mas anu " n"' '''N
ta most "ho"1" ''n"enHA A'i 'At Ky wv h"V" '"''
such an influence tn" VI" e's T"'" 'r eon'
p%fiVg prosperity {" no TWO l'no"tns ls " e '"F WIN 'ne
ip period 1892 to wear to wtful beautiful
meth these unhappy days Would oS' 'e' d" "' '0 '' LOT w
II silver legisaN9S
Nor was the credit OF the government nl'ceu wa" m
thought that represented the silver dollar as charge upon the cre " M ma
i "on Ina" 'o'' was @ W, 40 law s -, ,, c, am ,bore was
t The work did There was no law tor s ana
Y ato4lt SUCH as Mr. Carlisle IN 1870 uae hufs ~ "
commit the crime Of an administrative desrada'oh " circulating ~
into promises for the payment Oh Yo' le 'le'su'! 'o
for silver bullion under the law OF 'so0 were r'ns , H. % m s m
l. ,or on,d ,mc,n, ,nena. to The credit III,
u ~ H. ,a, ,o ,.ro,a If his dntu Inv that official
@ , w;th oo,r rron the ,n,rov,ng conditions of
a., - ttt;a n ho dwo 70 dse,pd;, silver or l,y rna