Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-17

more difficult for the farmer to live
madison Square Garden speech.)
It would have injured the wage
earner.-(Same specify
It would have made employment less
certain--(Same speeeh.)
It would have paralyzed industry
tSame speech.9
It would have lessened the ability OF
savings banks to collect their assets
-(Same specify RI
1t would have increased the danger
Of depositors losing their deposits in
savings banks.-(Madison Square Car
den specify
It would have compelled depositors
in savings banks to withdraw their
deposits to pay. living expenses
(Same speech.)
1t would have lessened the salaries
of those engaged in business occupa-
lions and would have lessened the per
manency Of such salaries-(Same
specify
It would have injured those who.
have permanent investments in rail-
road stocks and other like enterprises.
-(same specify
It would have injured or destroyed
the manufacturers OF agricultural im-5
plements, wagons and buggies.-
(springfeld, Ohio, and Flint, Mich,
speeches.)
It would have lessened the ability of
the masses to buy goods and thereby.
would have lessened the number Of
commercial travelling men.-Qndian-
apolis speech to travelling menu
1t would have made it impossible
for husbands and wives to pay off the
mortgages on their homes.-(Minnea-
polls, Mimi, speech to ladies.)
It would have made it necessary to
advocate the closing OF our public
schools.-(Monmouth, Ill, specify
It would have made it more profit
able to loan money or to hoard it than
to invest it in enterprise or property.
I-(Syracuse, N. Y, specify
1t would have made dearer money,
cheaper property, harder times, more
people out Of work, more people desti-
tute, more people desperate, more
crime.-(Minneapolis speech to ladies.)
It would have lowered the standard
of civilization in this country.-(Madi-
son Square Garden speech.)
It would have been writing the flu
ture in blood, crushed out by gold
Erie, Pa, specify
All these prophecies and predictions
about the evils that would befall us
if the gold standard were adopted have
utterly failed.
It is hoped that Editor Nye of VAL
ley City is not sending ghost stories
up to the Devils Lake News about
H%ansbrough, wanting to defeat Beech
er Cox in Barnes county and then re-
producing the charges as reliable in
formation Nye may not like Sem
ator Hansbrough but he should not
charge him with desiring the defeat of
republican candidates for the legisla-
ture. Senator Hansbrough offers his
services freely in the Forthcoming cam
paign in furtherance of republican sue
cess for the national, state, county and
Legislative republican tickets-Which
means Barnes county as much as any
other district. 1t is time now to put
away---for the time being-our per-
sonal prejudices and dislikes and all
pull together for the success of the re-
publican nominees everywhere. We
have, in the common enemy, enough
to keep us busy and it is hoped that
the energies of all good republicans
will be combined in harmonious battle
against the pops and democrats.
4 &a&E gE9N3
The Wells County News serves no
tice on office seekers-they'd better
come down with a V--for an announce
ment in the News, and adds, in the
way OF explanation that that is the
ruling price for such notices.
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