Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-19

Nbi. IN 'itIlNfifI NJ WV
Ohio Democratic campaign opening a
Columbus, last Saturday, is in its en-
tlrety as follows;
Mr.. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen
] know that to listen under such circum
stances is not agreeable. when you hav,
TO stand, especially when you are s,
crowded and many of you are standing IL
the sun, and / shall not detain you an,
longer than I think IT absolutely neces
sary to cover the questions that you ar,
thinking about.
II gives me great pleasure to come Il
Ohio again believe that our ticket Il
entitled to the electoral vote OF the stat,
OF Ohio. (Applause and cheers.)
Measured by the principles for which
the party stands, there is every reasor
why the people OF this state should sup
port our ticket and II any feel like be
ing restrained by matter OF state pride
you should remember that you have hat
presidents enough for this state to sat
isfy any reasonable pride (Great ap
plause. cheers and laughter.) And thel
one term is long enough anyhow, II a maj
does what he ought to. and II he doe
not, II Is too long. (Renewed applause.
We have as our chairman today mai
who Is a representative Of the manufac
turing interests Of the state and nation
voice: S1at-s wnar ne rs. tApplause
and cheers, and cries OF "Hurrah for Kill
bourpe.D
II is Colonel Kilbourne. II Colonel Kill
bourne is not afraid to trust his business
uuder Democrats sdministratIon soma
Of the lesser mites need NOT worry ao
much.
Party OF the People.
NJ. ,., !.
Ay iiienus' ~ 10 Tue beauty OF inc
p"i.y 'nat " u NOT the party
ssS oi peupie' me democratic
pay cusnt 10 DC AS much the @rty OF
So =, an .,,. 40 'ne party OF " poor
pan' ousnt 10 be the party OF every
n sshaar sna' wah.s ~ 70 cut the oreao ne earns
While we have renr.,s,t,,,vo ., ~.
puginess interests oa n nr.sId,ra nc,car
and one wboso busin. on.nl
large IN male b,r, q rsp,. .',. suoseu,,y e ~,
lareer intercsts rornd 40 annroaoha1 W. sa1
tbe state th,, mo- taIaa -, .
of n man In tbis stato 49,, ~, t,
men. who sticks for tbo ,ahor,nx H., arnat.
OF the state. Mnvor iones o, To,oSn
fGreat annlause and cheers
There "a mo man in ~. .,.o 49,.
stands nearer IN tho Is,or'n, ~no
Mavor Ior.o uo A., ~, ,"s nau tnan
Uoyet hono,,.o ha 1.. no. supper. tuo
nnF nnr knn 4
thing that he aoos H., ~ -, '.,s ~.
the success NJ The bon,ocratt. 80, a.
the principle, of tbis camnsia, nj, a.
more for the Iahorirg r,on ,ha, - ~
done by tho success ~ Tho pan,hit.aa
marty and its nrjrcir,as tn ,hta ,a.n
(Renewed applatlse md cheers,
do not know nho.ho, IT,.
agrees with me on tbo sI,ver n,,o.,,ou ~.
not do not know whether he is an nd.
vocate OF the cold standard or not ~ pu,
I do know that he would rather 900 ,ha
golden rule nut into oner,tion In ,,,. a.,
ternational nolicv than to bo,,a Ia
standard in the country. fGrent ann,emsa
and cheers1
Ren,hlica, r-on,o..
-,
pan',h,I Pu'',e"ne Wno haVe 'ett ths
a,,hp,s. ~ ,his campaign. Re-
~ 49,, a,i. 80 $500 ~ nlsh tarih' ohe
Nh 49, ~ 'pona ~ ,u's ei'n tne o'her night,
somh, No, 'Jas pneu "ep"oncan and
hvt these pon,,.I,aa .n n'sn 'arlu'
Thev tbin,, 4, ,s 800 eo'n."s 10 US
rods 10 ,roraii,, HS,u .au' ,nht our
tnritf sbaI, Ne Xiii nbn 'nah our
Tho nn,nncr.t,e ,mPp,a"sep
with tho neonIe re- 90" 80 "1e" nones'
TINT Won can undarstand ,,'h., 70 no pIa,n
stands for +, hns toLan ~ hao,. .no pa,'y
aimee tba gran, aah, -, too. =, """'a h.ep
day for tbe priuciniAs ,ba, A., .a,o 20
aiy r,tl,,on. nnd n ha,s ~" ,oso,ne'
but IL ndds ~ its r,at,orrn ,o'es ~ ,sSo
uuesttops RepuhI,nan. 40 80 new
now that the money question shall he
made the supreme issue of the cnmpa,vn
When that question was the aunreme n. i.
sue. we were discussing IL and thew wers
trying to mako IT. appear that the tariff
question wss mora important than Tho
pear that the money question is more i'm.
porthnt than any other question. They
won the campaign In 1895. under false pre.
lenses They won the campaign In is0,
by favoring International blmetallism The
Republican leaders went before the peopl,
IN 1896 aud promised that the Republican
party would do what II could to secure a
double standard by international agree
ment They did not Intend II whom they
promised II In 1896
voice; Right you are
They were for the gold standard then
and they did not dare say so to the public
and can give you concluslve proof that
they did not want the double standard In
1895. when they said they did proof that
they VIII not challenge; proof that will be
sunleient to you Here Is the proof. am
going 10 apply natural, every day rule
that you VIII all understand. Whenever
man sets ms heart on a thing and does
nor ger IT, ne 70 sorry That Is the uni
Versal rule. ApplsuSe and laughter)'
international biinltaiiism Fake.
Now tho Republican party tried to get
International blmetallism. that is. II pre-.
tended to try and 1t sont commission to