Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
MIR. BRYANs PREDICTIONS.


worth one hundred cents In gold all
over the world. He said our foreign
commerce would langush, and the bal
ance OF trade would be against us, but
instead. we have never traded so much
with other nations and the balances OF
trade In our favor were never go large.
He drew direfui pictures Of the scar
city of money and told how Il would
Curtail and handicap and emDarrass
business, but instead the volume IS
steadily increasing and the amount per
capita is now the largest We have ever
had. He was filed with distress be-
cause OF the fate that would bcfall the
farmer " he could not be allowed 70
pay OFF his mortgages with ltty-cent
silver dollars, and told with great emo
ton how the formers farm and his
home would be sold under the ham
mer but, instead the farmer has
shared IN the unusual prosperity. ana
with the good prices commanded by
his products he has paid on more
mortgages than were ever before can
celled In the same length OF time. The
railroads cannot get cars enough TO
handle the corn the wheat and other
agricultural products that are hunting
markets in this and other lands.
In the presence Of these undisputed,
p Ia. o,d ~ stotosnsnsbin ~ Mr.
p f,y"s ' a,1reo. Indeed ridi~uiHus Not
,,iibeiording he NOW. comes again be-
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CUBA AND PORTO RICO.
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session win au Iilg uuu nav uus,Iy .
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We're lneIe oH.y W plo'ee' anu ne'P
lne Weah-Ho' IoI SllPHt
Nheh we entered upon 'he lhIel Sen en-
uoI' we gave rlIose 70 lne Nuoa,lS
anu lhe "HUIs Wuliu llut az SUI" os w
siahd coulu ne PdC,neu we Nuu'u
WITHDRAW ana ieaVe lhe Cuuans 10
government Oh thelr own selectlon. Al
READY uhuer our guidance ana WIZ! ouI
help' mumcipal governments or 'helr
own cholce nave oeeh esIaD.ishru anu
are IN operation thIoushout an lhal
country ana an e'ectlon mas Deeh or
dered 10 choose uelssdtes 10 frame a
constitution ana eslaOllsh an lndtpenGi-
ent repuDloah government, Whlch lhis
| country VIII not ohly recognize Dul IN
every way sueHs tuen anu suppuIC IN
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realize and enjoy the independence for
which they have struggled so long ana
SO bravely, Surely this does not look
Ike land grabbing or a greedy grasplng
for power, but rather that the Presi-
dent Is, In safe, steadtast way, try
ing 10 carry out the wish OF the Ameri-
can people and promote the highest
good OF the Cubans.
Porto Rico was acquired In response
10 the universal sentiment OF the whole
American people, and Of that people as
well. The time had come for Spain 20
quit the Western Hemisphere, and
Porto Rico naturally fell TO US as a pro-
vision Of the treaty OF peace. The gov
eminent We gave Porto Rico, instead OF
being harsh and ungenerous Is the
most generous and least burdensome
government that has ever been pro-
vided by the United states for any Ter
ritory since the beginning Of the Re
public. More generous by far than wa
gave TO louisiana or Florida, or cali
fornia, and under that government the
people Of Porto Rico are now enter.
ing upon career Of prosperity. and
happiness greater than they have ever
known.
THE PHILIPPINES.
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Consider now the Phlllpplnes' IheIe
was q difference OF OPINION as 10
whether we should acquire them, out
all We're agreed that spain shoulu re-
linquish her sovereignty there. IT so
somebody had 20 succeed to the tue
The Fllipinos themselves sald thal II
we simply drove SPAN out ana came
away they would ran INTO inc hanas
Of the European nations, ana their lasl
estate because OF the dlNlsohs that
would ensue would be worse than tlelI
first The only way 70 prevent t ma J
p pus T rel rsluCtantIv coached his con.
clusion, for he toresaw the serious re-
sponsi0iltles involved IN sinyb ayS' ~,
Inc treaty on psa1' SO prov ,'eu, ailN VIZ
Senate, with the help OF seventeen
Democratic votes ra'il,eu II, anu II ,e,