Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25
u,ords Not Wise.

80 Words Not WISE
vile s+on correspondence:
ra:9 55 secent trip through Ohio
BRAN .nferest was awakened as
s r. ronId meet the changed es,5a CON n
i be H Wv better which he FOUND III
! for 59T the advent of Mckln,
ate .. sln' also brought to NINA
7, 1D ssrings of last year, which
d Dl' y %" STOOD the test OF the
r ..,r has taken occasion, in
sIoa: renaissance of Bryanism !,
Of bis n' Of those assertions OF
b Up ~ sJ comment on them in the
Eear ana conditions. Here are
Of pEts' rtracts from his speeches
Of NE the comments upon them:
%" :,.cv which we have to meet
co1 ;,ocr ~ which has for it's ultimate
.ss striking down Of s sls rr as Que
jAe s1 moneys Of the world
n s. speech, 1896. .,,s soon
D'i has been in active operation
NV Vat according to the Dl-
Y'9 ,ho United States Mint, there
u h ' double the amount OF SILL
NJ, ,r' IN use in the world to-day
oDs s was in 1878, and practical
l ls is 4 full legal tender. Dl-
u preston :. estimates the amount
., money in the world in 1873
y f. while to-day it Is ST.
oooo If this is the result OF a
.i.ocvo of twenty-four years,
- not be well to let the "consp1r-
% on:
,,nnI,in of the gold standard be-
~ increased demand for gold has
+Ia Drce of gold and lowered the
All those things which exchange
rr-BufaIo speech, 1896.
can there be an increased de-
far cold when gold, silver and
money, as we'll as bank eX-
ps have increased much more
/ than the population in the past
bars? The increased ease OF pro-
hath cold and silver has enor-
i increased the quantity of them
70 the public. According to
Inland Preston there is nearly six
as much gold and twice as much
IN the world to-day as there was
Years ago. Does this look as
there was IAN increased de-
for gold which has raised the
of gold:
opponents cannot ignore the fact
MI is now going abroad in spite of
|lation intended to prevent it, and
silver is coined to take it's place
l Square Garden speech, 1896.
tlp fiscal year 1897 the imports
ID We're S44, 6J3, 200 in excess of
ports of that metal and the flow
I'd from Europe to the United
recently became so great as to
the inanciers Of that part of the
believe that the free coinage of sill
D bring gold to this country, and
30, without the aid Of syndicates.-
at Syracuse, n. Y, 1896.
Pat is the effect Of the free coin
silver, why does it not do so in
pUntreS which now have free
E: The South American States
mad free coinage Of silver for
years. yet gold does not appear to
Iins to Them Instead of gold
% them, or their being able to
Ne gold which they have mined,
bIyan says will happen under
&c coinage of silver, they have
elF gold until they have to-day
Il for each individual.
,aIIsm is endorsed by human his
HE gold standard has nothing to
II except the misery which fol-
aeEeycr it has been tried.-Cleve-
Fcch, 1896.
SOH OF bimetallisln which Mr..
proposes is that sort which pre-
u Mexico, South America, Cen
.5Iita and China. The people
A'0 nave per capita of money
l'4on amounting to $S.41; those
l''aI America, $3.50; those of
'NIeF'ca, N.06 exclusive of their
4"ole paper money!, and those
.1"' N'oS, The gold standard
~ nave a per capita circulation
Sl0 10 S30 each, and include all
~ enlightened and prosperous
Of the globe.
~NCcates of the gold standard
Wy, a. Jared to submit that standard
NJ, ,J', ,an Of the ballot.-Colum-
lave been thirteen national
IoF Congress since the act
UOpped the silver coins of the
y, '"seS was offered in Congress.
"ae of these the people have
m, opportunity to exercise the
N n., Ol the ballot upon this
,ri., ~Du they have never elected
me- E :, 0f a Congress in favor of
os, ' 1y Proposition of that act.
N SS Nr. Bryan say that it has
I submitted to the "arbitraman+