New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16

There is an answer TO the whole question, and II
Vas on the stump / wona cont t nE Ser resdIns
the letter OF William Mckinley upon that question:
and, in fact, all others
A BUSINESS MANS VIEW.
My there is one sapTs Of this s1at99 that With
this question of Imperialism, which everybody
Sn0ws Is simply an b a o. are cur AM familiar it
has been charged that the Republican party are
purely question of commercialism Well l am a
sIs9ess man and Tnderstand wn@[ Teae befor
any audience and discuss the commercial side OF
tS qes9n %4 and Mr. cries. s az 9c any 9IHs
have some figures which are rather interesting. II
Of our own country to ind markets for our surplus
products then I am for commercialism. and that
Is what we are coming to to-day. why my
friends, you cannot pick up a newspaper any day In
the week but you will find some statement OF facts
cheering to the hearts Of people who are working
working for the betterment OF their material con
heading Great to American GAINS in the World Of
Trade" very interesting letter from their Wash
Be1artmen df tb 1 on tS uds ~ The exporfs 70
the eight calendar months of this year ending with
August The figures have reached the enormous
the same period last year and gain of s1S7 OC0ooo
over the corresponding eight months OF lSS so so
(Applause)
ENORMOUS GROWTH OF EXPORTS.
ce6a 22a 9 9 that the 3 9F tue
figure Of 81 400 10000 and if the exports during the
of Of the or % be-
United States years age the EXPORTS n 0I tine tine
national sales abroad in a dozen years is pretty
Figures don't lie: my friends,
And l want to make another statement that I
made publicly a few months ago. for | got II d.
rectly from the statstician of the Treasury De
years prior to the Administration of William Nc
Seg tne net balance to the credit OF tas E1ted
for one hundred years aggregated. For the first
ton Of William Mckinley the net balance to the
credit Of Uncle Sans ledger ST. i00OOoOOO. zap
more Of it ApplanseJ The people can stand that
kind of commerciaIism.
THE TRADE OF ONE DAY.
Here is another item. l had almost FORGOTTEN it.
freight engines from New-zeaiand Another order
9 T0fb The h Rio u Mining T IN
Spain That is only one days list of items. u4augh-
history Of our country. the balance OF trade OF
manufactured goods was-now. note the difference
of the products of our shops and factories
on the right side In other words. that we had
featured products than We had imported We
we Rer And Ren the TO h h qHan made P %o Rr
find the other fellows still at the threequarter pole
GREAT WORK IN A GREAT LAND.
Nature has endowed this country with the most
wonderful deposits Of mineral wealth The enter
prise prise and Industry OF the people Of this country
OF any other nation that God has given Gathered
together from all nations. brought in contact with
the inspiring influences of American institutions
under the form and benehcent laws of a repub-
every native born citizen. furnished with equal
promotinE what Is for his own best nterests and
under the principles Of the Republican party, be.
freedom to all men and equal rights and under
the doctrine Of Protection to American Industries
are making us SPeater and weather eyery SaV
Information that might be interesting: The United
W. are creditor country and within the last
few m ont We have placed foreign Loans as fol
Mexican Govssrnment S5.o2ooo9, for the Russian
SOS 90 eco; for the Swedish Government $1,000 90
And now a loan has just been underwritten in
applause And why is IL? Am 7 taking too
long? "a voice: NO; you beating Bryan.'O
PROsPERITY's FOUNDATION
Why is IL We are able 70 loan our cousins, and
sums Of money a voice: We have the right
at the heinz 1t is because this is the nat
uraI storehouse of the wealth of the universe and
because We have a people unsurpassed by any
IF s PFoPgT rests GP9H sh T p rim
party. AApPlause;l JUST as long as We stand by
Lnoie ,s ,6 %s as 81 9b ing as We IoPW Sa
IN the interests OF the people just so long We will
be prosperous and no longer
they say that our prosperity is spasmodic. that
already it has begun to evaporate and soon viii
commodities reach abnormal figure, owing 10
the fact that under four long years Of Oppression,
when there was no confidence in the future. every
merchant and manufacturer was operating from
hand mouth. not buying anything in the way OF
supplies beyond At most thirty days; and gradually
Of Industry began 10 slow down There was want
the doctrines Of free trade and free silver
might lead Capital. ever timid. was hiding
away and was withdrawn from the avenues Of
commerce and industry; not because there was not
money enough. The time has never been since we
abundance Of circulating medium to transact
the business of this country.
CONFIDENCE NEEDED FOR INDUSTRY.
Don't you know that only per cent OF the great
business OF the United States is done with actual
handled and moved credit. Therefore I say
that the success and the development of great
Industrial interests depend upon the confidence that
the people have in the policy which shall govern
our financial system
II Mr.. Bryan-Cod forbid-Oaughter) CA voice
bid. in the interests of every man who works with
his hands in the interest Of every little child who
home and a happy freside, in the interest of the
future greatness OF our country, God forbid. Gap
plauseD
A WARNING To REPUBLICANS
And that is the serious part of the situation In
this campaign. felt that If anything could in
dUce to appear before audiences Of my fellow
citizens 1t would be not To sound the keynote but
that the people OF the United States should feel
comfortable and we'll satisfied under present con-
dItions, but don't want them be surprised il
they find that their overcOnhdence results i'm the
defeat of our ticket l tell you my friends that
do sound note OF warning There is evil
dcnce all sides In country that the Repub-
William Mckinney WIN he reelected and tberagos
binary effort to contribute their share toward pre-
venting it That Is a duty sacred to every man
God IT is a duty that he CRnno. shift He cannot
shift the responsibility OF IT upon the shoulders of