CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02
FREE SILVER OUT OF POLITICS.

party expect people
Of Colorado take Of subject
sacred the Of Colorado people, We Republican friends
have been supporting Democratic tickets the hope of getting help
silver read the Democratic press year.
Colorado this paper
deude the people into believing h Democracy still faithful white
metal The Democracy depends
silver Of the Republican party.
The principles will
large newspapers the East The New World quoted
last issue Of the RECORD said Democracy would nothing
it controlled all branches of the government
leading editorial Journal Of recent
date The Journal belongs
sves former champion but for silver
'rREE
There concerted Republican effort make
of the campaign
similar effort calling
dependents That not natural and hard believe
III great have renewed
their allegiance the Democratic plank
Kansas City platform, Why should they
TO only made subordinate the by
the candidate bat subordinate reality
existent.
"A political issue question practical policy choice be-
either of which adopted time to be
covered by the decision But there enacing free
silver law during tie presidential Therefore propry
proposition upon any nmsy as the prob
ability Of continued Republican of the upon
solid foundation Of majority congressional
hostile free ~ whatever The politics they ep
them impossible figure any Of combination BY
which majority for free coinage bill coud any
congress that could possibly b assembled
oeh ball eosd psas congress composed entirely Of Democrat.
still s ons d ell between the parties By
declaring np ~ national Convention gave
atsde for the jsansss na..ers invited
The Of votsss vo ID believe free coinage hese
representing constituencies Of their thinking undoubtedly be
elected The records show that coinage
cvs the solid Democratic has ever
passed the house Of party happened be
control since the Of the original coinage b for which
William Mckinley
free coinage bill afforded the City
ventou sssf That precisely body Repub
it, None bat Democrats took proceedings
than hrssnft Of them opposed free
resolutions the representatives delegates
the convention voted against the free silver plank
tves Of only twenone states with 32 delegates
Thus the states that voted plank only
than eehs delegates convention they have
thirds Of the Democratic congress- Only nine of
the wsnton states that voted for silver have
ves all Sixteen states ths, voted
against the free coinage psns
Moreover hn Massachusetts, Hampshire and Vermont were
counted among the free coinage forces Kansas City
that might 60 to Warrington from that region would against
And but for feeling delegates the candidate oueh,
to have platform personally acceptable him strength the
convention would have been much ess than
Honona Mr. Bans firm convictions delegates yielded to his
wishes in that respect but when their their
congress governed by no such
Those Representatives will the they have the past
them tina at least
Republican members Of the house will
refuse 70 support free coinage bill.
The free silver issue st this time therefore, purely academic
Bryan elected win his honest opinions subject his
HE WILL URGE CONGRESS LAWS WHICH
and meanwhile will loyalty out the present
statutes - he fnds them
The safety Of the republic at stake campaign monetary
standard not And the who actual practical i'm
mediate salvation Of the reuc the this
purely theoretical Interference with the system very Door
patriot ard not much Of : nssneisr"
A FrTTlN0 TESTIMONIAL
Dear Doctor Mckinley Four years that idle feeling and
craving for food stomach that could al for the want