Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23
PRosPERITY's RETURN.
On Hand According To the Republics
Schedules.


nm Schedule.
where's your prosperity?" shricls
the silveritc where's your restored
confidence and abundant money!" he
demands to know. Neither of the
three questions Is hard to answer. At
the moment the promised prosperity
is cavortng all over the great state of
Texas. There the farmers are offer
! ing high wages 10 harvest hands.
! Thousands of men are needed TO renp
the bountiful crops of grain which
have rewarded the industry Of the farm
ers. 1t is estimated that the crop of
wheat will aggregate 25,0O0,0OO bushels,
which at 60 cents per bushcl win Yield
about Sl5.0O0,OoO in money There win
he harvested i0.OOO,O0O bushels OF oats,
worth Ss.OOO,0OO. II the grain crop il
successfully harvested within the next
two weeks something like 10000. 900 in
money viii go into Texas That's a
pretty fair article OF prosperity After
the Texas crops are harvested pros.
pcrity viii swing around northward
aud westward and I'm due time tho
whole country viii experience the re.
lief SO much desired Then. too. tho
tariff bill viii soon become law and
the mills win all he started. The res.
toratiou Of confidence in the credit OF
thc government is too complett 90 be
questioned. The fact that the pold
reserve remains almost intact. not.
withstauding large and repeated ex.
portations of gold is sufficient proof
that confidence lis with us 10 remain.
As 10 AN abundance OF money. mons
but the misnnthropic cayillcr will ven.
turc 10 complain. The banks are over
flowing with money. They have SO
much that the handling of Il has be.
come a burden They are eager to loan
IL OFT at low rates Of interest. but there
| is light demand for IL. That demand
will continue To be light until congress
| tells manufacturers what the tariff
bill is TO be. s ftcr the tariff bill is dis.
| posed Of the abundant supply Of money
will be quickly absorbed into manu-
facturcs and industry win revive with
vigorous dispatch. The silverites are
unreasonable I'm demanding n bin Of
particulars in the face Of Obvious facts.
! Prosperity and thrift will be on hand
| and not behind schedule time OF
course. prosperity viii be q little shy
Of the professional politicians who
spend their time reading Bryan
speeches and talking over ratios when
they ought 10 be planting corn or loDs.
ing for work Detroit Journal.
r[As the present tariff is n def ,it
producer, and not revenue producer,
the new tariff is necessary TO make n
right balance between income and ex-
pcnditurc. This being the case 9en-
ator Aldrich's estimate OF tie rcvc. tuc
under the amended bill is Of great in
Ttorcst. The treasury estimate Of ex-
pcnditures for the next fiscal yea- IL
about siG7. 10000. The estimate of re-
ccipts under the Aldrich bin is s1s2.-
7f4.oOO. Adding 10 this internal reveaue
receipts Of s17O.7OO.O0O. postal rece pts
Of s0G,ODo.o0O and "a miscelluncod, in
come Of s2O.OOO.0OO. the total receipts
would be about Sf7O.OOO.OOO. or q surplus
Of nearly S3.ooo.Ooo.-Troy Times
ryJohn =. Angcld was the chief
apostle OF the free silver hosts in the
Chicago convention. and il was mainly
through his efforts that Bryan was
nominated All truthful reports admit
these facts, and the prevailing invcsti.
cations Of the Illinois legislature prove
That Aligeld is still the typical free sid.
vcrite and free borrower st hunks hav-
ing state deposits. Both Altgeld and
Bryan must be brought into the Iowa
campaign this year. for the silver green
fusionists Of Iowa are entitled 10 the
best when they Are willing and anxious
20 pay for it.--lowa State Register.
tIA silver paper praises Bryan be-
cnuse he is oufspoken IL this IA a stl-
preme virtue, then Bryan and Watson
Democrat.