Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
why didn't they rise up and oVerthro"
. this tyranny at the last election

why didn't they rise up and overthro"
this tyranny at the last election.
EFFECT OF HANNA'S BAR IL.
II think they did" he added uhc'lousiS,
"but Mark Hanna's money ooughu eh"ue"
foreign riff-raff TO counteract H.
sneak,ng OF the late wheat boom. no
said the prices had already dropped 10
g.. and as coon as the foreign countries
have rectired their deficit well see II drop
back lower than ever Prices VIII con-
tinue 20 fall. and values to shrink, unlii
we get free coinage Nothing else VIII
bring relief. Nothing is settled uiith II
Is settled right, and until the ChiIaso
platform goes marching on hKe John
Browns soldiers. You can't push thal
ae,de no sald You can't substitute Span
ish wars for II. because the weiaIe VI
the country depends on IT, and Wheh We
meet these fellows in 1900. and when the
dood-ga;es are lifted there VIII De toine
fine guiding done. ..r.,.,r,c>-
THE STATE BANK QUESIloN'
II had been suggested 10 him. ne saiu'
that he should discuss state banks lHeIe
is as much chance Of getting state paiihs
as the moon in the sky for which tIe
baby cries. They want 10 continue tis
coneeetion of money in the New England
and Middle States, and TO continue TO Tx
tho rate Of interest 10 suit themselves
and IN expand or contract the currency
at their will. They'll never give you
tho state bank system until you nave 20,
| tbem down and got the presidency ana
| the Senate and Congress, and can t@AS
what YOU please. Why nor reIie an
| retionaI hank notes and substitute green
| hacke instead Of retiring the greenDdcks
and substituting national BANK hoIeS
asked the speaker. They oecitre nc VIC,
| the government must 90 out OIL the OuSi -
ness Of banking, but your chairman nas ,is
! riobtlv said that they should go out OF the
! business OF governing. .,,,,,r,
ppICtS DEPEND on SILVER.
The condition Of prices. continued the
eneaker is dependent on silver more than
a,ytbing else. The farmer goes TO Eu-
| rome and sells his surplus wheat getlihs
! 10 cents a bushel. paid in gold "IiSn is
ho brinos home. The Indian goes 10 lne
enc market. sells his wheat Tor lhe
eame nrice but buys silver TO take NOME
Thus the Indian gets 100 cents 10 use ~
his local business, while we get % &c" -
we pay interest on our deot aDIoau -
nroduce at gold prices, ana IN TINS oon
nection he spoke OF the ptesen1 p'o9
neritv OF the English people, auuiis' '"I
i,b silver coined at ratio OF 10 W
W.. W. I'D no no chance for England tC
~, tbts countrv. He would Ike TO spear
{, coed Anglo-Saxon Of those people WIN
a.oTd nm and dare say that silver Is
| dtgborest currency, and prate OF pay
- ,,.orlxingman in dishonest dOiiars
W.. " ~ onrounced that he was on MS soo'
? tota,ior and was holding down the ol
15am The Senator then spoke at som
teretb ON the demonstration oI sliVei
! fAw OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.
! oTbis law Of supply and demand gov
80 the value of money as everything
~ ssid the Senator. Don't you re
,,o,,,ber having 500 for pair OF shOs
- corfoderate DAYS? And go Tor sim
uor nair when we were using ohly green
, | hocl<s lust after the war? My IileHu,
our rilers have cut in two the EalusllV
: which measures our values. Ihey 'i,io
J away IS inches Of it, ana We nav -,
having an 1S-inch yardsucN ever
- (Applause) ,,..,.,.,rotior was an
l roianod for issuing $200,0ODOO worth
tonde IN conduct the Spanish war "he
- ,tore vas enough surplus in the lredSut
7, 80 nav every penny Of expense Az III
u % tho civil war the natonal uel
80 about as great as it is to-day hied
. od NV +he value Of labor. though SIM
= - time we have paid about $5S'VV'Vo
ooo In principal and interest To be.
of IT. The people We're TO Diane loL ~,
government. They gol a. 5ooN lrhirst
"a deserved. He had no preJuulCI 80 4,
foreiener. but when man VINO va -,
o roordeJ from the men who laid u
ie scgnGefi sc'nGstions Of this government saw no
le ,Uo''ri ,Sa rifraff of Europe decided the resu
le oieetions AT the North, he thoushI
II - 20 nause and think. are we ~
Is Is reaehing r,ipS the rapids? he asked, continue
e. ~, must remember" he continue
le ...,,a lor rrdes of this country largely COZ
ie lis & The sentiment Of the people. 1'
.e r,yst remember, also, that TINS press pre-
almost without exception c1h''oIie4 ,lr,eI =
~ the plutocracy who hire a. 'ne - VI i'eq't' - :,
d. Minus .',o " He alluded to a letter OF Je
es peopie' 20 friend. diiating Upon the
e. .s,ty lelsGn % of a free press, if free cover