The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25


money 10 pay the expenses of rbs -'ed
mission and France Joined with I'm
commission IN trying to restore bf-.r
alllsln, and when our commission o--1-
England the laborers of England -
a petition asking that England ba1,lt
store bimetallism, and the farr7s~.- re-
england, speaking through an 7o-f,.'Cli
tulat commission. declared thar -
gold STANDARD was the chief cans,
me agricultural depression in Fngisrs
ana pointed 70 bimetallism as the 0rI-
nope Tor the English farmer. Pr-
the 10th day Of September. 1907 IN
bankers Of London met al the TI.,-t,--e
mouse, closed the doors. pledged ing
selves by an cath and you know ~
result anu" me
Ana those English financiers omit,
tne Republican party, and will cor+-,i
TINS country wherever the Renu5I,.,-
party IS IN power. You ask me- ~ ~
don't bury the silver question sTs
am asked why I don't drop the zir---II
question, as if it would break if T ST.,
drop It. Why, my friends. the efr.--t
question is bigger than any mar f.-,
II you want 10 know when am 60
10 crop II 1 will tell you that 1 d0r7- lis
IeIo % drop II until 10000. 900 of pa-rf,
sNSSe 81 ana secure the Night 20 attend
E-.H
the AID or consent of any Other. re+fS
on earth. tremendous applause
Will Lessen Money Volume
But the Republican party has .-.
yet done what it intends 10 Ia r,-
republican party has not va- --T.--
away from silver dollars their lei
lender qualities. But when the q1r5
standard is complete. the silver 5--r,-
Vii NJ not De an unlimited legal tender
men the gold standard is comedies,
there Will only be one legal ta--..
money. and that Will be gold "a
every debt Of the. twenty or thirty Ri
mons or debt, VIII be payable in cola
alohe' and then whenever YOU owe
ueol you Wall nave to hunt around ana
get the gold, if it is demanded. no MAJ
Ter how scarce it may be. no r-s--s,-
now much you have 70 sell in o~55- ~,
set II. That is the policy of tn Re-
publican party, and every RepuaH.ar
VINO voted for US in 1896 and Who -aU,
goes pack 10 the Republican party de-
cIares TO the world that he wants r,
destroy silver as standard monr-. ana
make gold the only legal tender and
places those who owe the debts Of his
country at the mercy Of those Who own
the mOnev.
IL means that you are going TO lessen
the volume Of money that is ragaI
tender for the payment of a debt win
out lessening the debt. But the Ra-
publican party, not satisfied with rurn
ing our people over 10 the fnanciars ~
the old world for a standard money
now want 10 turn the people over IN
the national banks OF this country for
all their paper money. Silver RepubF-
cans, If you vote the Republican ticker
This fall will ind
ment Of the sreenback, and substitute
the national bank note, which is nor a
legal tender, and cannot be made one
l want TO remind you that Abraham
Lincoln supported the law that made
the greenback, I want to remind Won
that the greenback served this country
when gold disappeared, and dare you
20 go on record and retire the green
backs and give the bankers a monoDo-
ly Of the paper Of this country. Gap
pIause).
The Republican party did not dare
TO advocate the retirement Of the
greenback in 1895, and yet you left the
party, and now do you go back 70 the
party after il has dared 10 retire the
greenbacks? The Republican party
didn't dare in 1896 TO advocate a per
manent and increasing debt. and vet
you left the Republican party: are You
going back now when the Republican
party defends the system that makes
the debt permanent and provides for
its necessary increase? Why if the
national banks are to furnish our paper
money, they must furnish money 10
keep pace with the increasing pOpula-
ton and business, and they cannot IS
sue notes beyond the par value Of the
bonds they hold, the debt must be
and Tr7rw1a - r~rlr Ia,
going to have an increasing money
supply.
Silver Is Repudiated.
Silver Republicans, your party did
not dare to advocate that system in
1886, and yet you left the party What
excuse can you give If you 90 back
now, When your party openly provides
for the permanent and increasing debt?
Silver Republicans. your party in 1896
did not dare TO defend the trusts, and
yet today you have q Republican pres
ident, a Republican senate and a Re-
publican house. and your house and
your senate do nothing TO protect the
people from the trusts that have been
organized and are being organized.
Your president does not dare to defend
the trusts, and yet his attorney. general
Will not prosecute them. Your senate
and your house Of representative viii
not dare 10 defend the trusts, and YET
neither your house nor your senate viii
try 10 bring forth an effective remedy
for the trusts. You left the Republi-
can party before it became the open
defender of the trusts.
Are you going back now, when the
party stands sponsor by
the side Of every tTUst2 Ask q Repuo-
lican leader why the RepUblicau party
does not pass some law on The trust
question, and he points 10 the law on
the statute book and says, we have
law now" You point at q trust and
ask why that law is not enforced. and
he tells You that the law does no;
reach that particular case. Il IS q Big
law when You want a new one. and
little one when you want 10 use IT,
II reminds me Of the boy W-9
watched. his father filing the plates
and as he passed one plate rls By
asked, All that for gTaU1ll-le..
No" the father replied. -tha- is o,
you. ooh, what a little b-r TAI
IS the attitude OF the RepUbiica- paL!.
It views this law according 70 Wle--@-
you want a new law or want L a.
forced, and the best you can go A7
publican to say now is that there are
good trusts and bad trusts. an r
lninUeu OF lhe ulOIner VINO S-it. -
boy picture in order 20 impress -.lA
his mind the suffering OF the CHRISTIAN
martyrs The boy looked a. tn picture
q few minutes. It was q pic--= Elels
the lions were tearing the C--isIial'
to pieces in the arena.
Republicans and Trusts.
His face frightened up as ne thought
be had caught the idea Of III p,ct.ls'
and he notices one lion dow ID s-1
corner all alone and he say. VIZ
there is one little Ion NJ
getting a bit" And that is about W
sympathy you can get ouU # me -
publican party now when you pom .
q trust 1t becomes some LtJ-5 w
that is not getting q, bit. POM ~
trust that is net getting al t---
wants. and al the RepUbIi-sn s---l~-
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