The sun., 1897-04-16

Again, Un0 non. lHOmAb DhAShNIh
REED, at Old Orchard, Me-, at the formal
beginning OF the Maine State campaign,
on Aug. %:
ITO the seventy nvo millions Of people which make
the great republic the opportunity 20 labor means
than all the world besides. How restore
| conndencef Put anarchy down nrSt. All human
history is against the silver men"
Major MoKINLEYs letter accepting the
Republican nomination was dated Aug. 20.
1t might be divided into two parts The
first is expressed by the sentence: "The
Republican party will keep in circulation
and as good as gold all of the silver and pa
per money which are now included in the
currency of the country :" and the second by
the sentence Another issue Of supreme
Importance is that Of protection" An ad-
dress on the same day to some school teach
ers visiting the Stark County Institute
contained no politics.
Neither BENJAMIN HARRISON, nor CHAUN-
oEY NJ. DEPEw. nor again MARCUS HANNA,
or JOHN WANAMAKER, or EDWARD LAU-
TERBACH, who spoke at Carnegie Hall, New
York, on Aug. 27, touched upon the subject
Of currency reform.
To a subcommittee of the National Re-
publican League, on Aug. %:
"Tho financial honor of the country and tho proc
perity of all its people arc enough TO inspire every
American heart to tho best possible effort"
To members and lay delegates of tho East
Ohio Conference of the United Brethren
Church, later on the same day: generaliza-
tions upon good citizenship.
To the Chicago Commercial Mckinley
Club No. 1, on Aug. 20:
Protection is the national policy, the founda-
ton which be reared the great structure
of American ascendancy and progress. Honest money
must always be the best money"
To the German Americans Of Cleveland,
on the same day:
eft ia gratifying to every lovor of the country to
feel that the German Americans OF the United States
are standing unitedly to-day for protection to Amor
ican industries. and that they in favor Of
dollars worth 100 cents"
To the Republican Press Association of
West Virginia, on Sept 1
Nothing is moro Indispensable to business and
prosperity than that the currency Of the country
should be 30 honest that II cheat nobody Moth.
ing is of greater than the adoption Of policy
which will give to labor and capital constant employ
ment with fair returns"
To a delegation from Beaver county,
Pa, on Sept. 8, two days after the In
dianapols Convention had declared for the
currency reform which was not found in
the Republican platform:
mo State has been devoted 10 the grand doc
trne Of aprotecve tariff than the State from whence
you come. The great cause for which contend
represents the national honor and stands for
tionai prosperity"
To delegation from Pttsburg, on the
same day:
THE Republican party stands opposed to the indus
trial policy which cripples industries at home It
stands opposed to policy which would put upon
silver basis. Involved in tho contest Is the funda-
mental question OF whether ought to have Gov
ernment by law"
To the Republican editors of Ohio on
Sept. 8:
at is the socd fortune Of tho Republican party 70
stand r this contest for what tends the
support of the Government its credit and its cur
rency."
The Hon. GARRET A. HoBARTs letter ac-
cepting his nomination for Vice President
appeared on Sept. 8, devoid of the slightest
reference to currency reform. 1t dealt with
gold first and then with the tariff.
Tosome Vermont Republicans on Sept. IL:
vermont has said. in toner that cannot be misun.
derstood. that she will have nothing to do with that
fatal experiment. free silver. Vermont is agrtcul
tural State but her keen. sagacous, and honest
ers know full we'll the value OF protection and its
twin sister reciprocity"
To a delegation from Lorraine county,
O., on the same day:
Tho Lincoln platform Of 1850 (protection plank)
is the Republican platform of 1890. Tho Republican
party will guard with sleepess vigilance the countrys
honor"
Gen. PALMER. the Presidential nominee
of the indianapolis Convention, accepted his
nomination on Sept. II at Louisville
Although the Hon. DoSELsoN CAFFERY,
the spokesman of the notification commit
tee, mentioned the currency reform plank
in the Indianapolis platform, Gen. PALMER
failed to refer to it.
To the Chicago Commercial Mems Demo-
cratic Mckinley Club:
"Preserving the public credit untainted and the
currency uncorruptei and above challenge anywhere
in the world. is the command OF simple honesty and
good morals. You cannot. am sure, appreciate
yourselves what It means to have thousand men.
who have all their lives been Democrats to tho
home of the Republican candidate for President aad
pledge to him their earnest support
To delegation from Homestead, on the
Sdiie uuy, lne 1 ittSpuIB eiupioyecs VI tne
Pennsylvania Railroad, a delegation Of
Cleveland and Marietta Railway en-
ployees, a McKeesport delegation, and q
delegation of insurance companies of Cleve-
land: protection and sound money.
To delegation of wool growers, on Sept
IA: protection and sound money.
To the old soldiers Of Stark county, on
Sept. 10:
1--WE are marching under one banner. upon which
is inscribed: National honor the maintenance of
law and order and public and private honesty"
TO a delegation from Somerset county,
Pa: protection and sound money.
To Pennsylvania steel workers, on Sept
II: protection and sound money.
Ten speeches were delivered during the
day of Sept. 1s, to crowds numbering over
$4,000 persons; all touched on protection
and sound money. and none mentioned
currency reform.
Nine speeches were made to 10000 peo.
pie on Sept. 10. Protection and sound