Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-02-11
Chicago Record.

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that the wages of labor or its frugal saving shall he scaled down by permitting
payment in dollars of less value than the dollars accepted as the best in every
enlightened nation OF the earth.
"Inlcr existing conditions our citizens ammo he excused If they dc not re
double their efforts to secure suchf financial legsationa as will place their honora-
bic intentions beyond dispute. All those who represent, as you do. the great
conservative and the progressive business interests of the country owe it not
Om to thensnvcsb but to the people toi insist upn the settlement OF this gmn
question nov or else to facet the alternatives that it must be agin submitted fol
arbitration at the pos.
Command from h People.
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quod to make the settlement o this Vita question clear nj conclusive for all
time, we areb bound in good conscience tt" undertaken AM if possible realize. That
is III onmisson-o present charter from 1.-THE people. 1t will lot suffice for
citizens nowadays o say simply that they are in fnvor of sound moncy. Tint is
an honest effort with failure than tho avoiding fsop plain and commanding a duty.
"IIaf-heartcdncss never n n battle. Nations ad parties without abiding
struggle to do so and temporary sacrifice are never in the. highest degree sue
ccNMul leaders in the progress of mankind. FOR III to attempt nothing in the
face of the pcsent falaces n the constant effort to spread them is to weaken
the forces Of sound money for their battles Of the future. The financial plank of
served with them III tho last campaign as N the day it vas adopted and promuL
gated. Happily, the tariff part Oft the platform has already been ingrafted into
public statute. But that other plank. not already budcd into our constitution.
is of binding force upon ALL OF us. What isi it?
".The Republican party is unrcserveMy orsound money 1t caused 1.-THE enact
mnt of the law providing for the resumption of specie payments in 1879; since
thcn every dollar has been as good as gold. Wee ire unalcraby opposed to- every
measure calculated. to dcbascO our currency or impair the credit Of r country
We are therefore opposed to the free coinage of silver except by international
agreement with the leading commercial nations o the world. which we pledge or.
selves to promote. md until such agreement can be ohtaincd the existing gold
standard must Lc preserved. MI Our silver anu paper currency must be MAIN
tanned at parity with gold, and We favor all measures designed to maintain in
yioaBy the obligations Of the United State. and ali our money, whether coin or
n,nrr. mt the present standard, the standard of the most enlightened natons no
te earth.
This is in reality a command from the people. who gave the administration to
the party 10 i'll power, and who are still anxbmAy waiting for the execution Of
heir free and omipotent will by those o u who hold commissions from that
supreme tribunal Ihe country is now emerging from trying conditions. 1t is only
iusth beginning to recover from the depression in certain lines OF business. M.
continued md altogether unparalleled. Progress therforc,w will naturally be SLOW
hut LET us not be impatient. Rather let us exercise just patience and one whhch
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