Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

no more rno,i,ys They Sslv tic ,aNneN
question IS dead tlu; uotiee that when
i republican says that he generally hunts
around 10 lind somebody u s,lard TIE
grave For fear IL will rcsuvrect Itself.
Thy SAY Tie money question is dead. yet
ti'ere are three separate prahleias IL con-
aection With nosey that they dare not
discuss IN Iowa.
Stickney's Proposal.
This na;ioaal bankers met in conven-
ii1'4 at Milwaukee, TIE otl.cr day ard MI.
Stiekasy told then, We oSsSht 10 have y
sscas national bank with branches all
EYER the country, You never heard it
advocated. Nei tie bankers want IL: they
haHe iegiSlation preparing and waea it is
adopted, wc wili have great central
bssak With branches evsrS,whsre ard the
branch banks VIII r,a cut every u;hec
htto hank II cvory town because no local
bank 81 $500 capital csta compete With
such M institution When the lacal
banks axe driven cat, we viii pay what
ever Interest a few finauc,e.s in New York
dictate Not ere republican farmer in ten
ever heard of u br,1i.en bank. or would
Nete for Il IL the question was Submitted
directly. BAT The BANKERS want it ana
they VIII probably set II. fas they gen
craliy set what they want from the re
publican party,
Nr Bryan THEN discussed the question
u asset currency. which he said MAS also
favored AZ Milwaukee and declared 1t
Moale he even grosser favoritism 10 the
national hanks than the present system
Y WsHlli impair he security Of depositors
Who have TOO little already; Tor when ey-
esA aafs fails Il is found the stockhold-
srs are execution proof
4 in5rcaueod In congress a bin To pro-
vl5.e small TAX for national bank oircu-
'aii0a = raise a suarant. fund 10 protect
s's pesitofs IN those institutions Isut
lie h'{mNrrs opposed II because they said
u ail h" hanks We're coed, The big banks
NuGl2 have no advantage over the little
9tes 2hs3 tried 70 get the legislature
81 Nebraska TO pass y lax providing a
similar safety fund for the security of
@spositors in state banks. And the bank
yrs He,Vtea i; hecai;se they said I. The
80 banks We're made good. nobody
was Do business with the national
h,;ssAs. The issue of asset currency would
mean that deposits would be nortgascd
70 assure the safety of the currency: If
~ BANKERS fail, the iepositor would get
Whatever WAS left after the currency had
aec'i redeemed, Yet every sllator must
yete in the next congress on That PROPOSE
,ipn.
Ans here is another proposition the
republicans don't discuss 1t is a prop
eslii@n I" make silver dollars redeem
aii9 in gold. When We had the Shar-
t2aA law, republican law. they said
that the sherman note had established
;la endless chain To drag the gold out
Of the treasury. They demanded that
j he repealed. And they did repeal it,
fhen they discovered the greenbacts
We're acting as an endless chain and
i1W The greenbackS are in process OF
retirement. and finally that there IS a
90 Tkl,.,t, -..fl .1l
They remind me of the boy who took
disagroeahle medicine SO pleasantly
tls..t 4 ;risnd asked him why he dia It,
III replied:
,h mamma gives me ; cents every
tire ! take n dose.
And What do YOU do With the
money! was asked.
i save it in my hank and after a
while give il 10 mammal.
Mud what does mamma do with it
then"
oh she buys more medicine
With Il,
II, seems that we have an endless
chain Of endless chains. Shame on you
great big gold republicans.
Mr.. Bryan then discussed Mr. Nc
llaioy's action IN sending u bimetallic
commission To Europe to attempt TO IN
terest foreign nations in International
hsne,eiisn. He said that il republic
ans realiy regarded gold monometal-
ism as q blessing they ought not to
hsEe tried to set rid If il.
Trust Question.
-r.,.t ~ t..;s,i,,,, IL, s.,ia
tsse ienlhIicans pledged themselves TO-
destroy he trusts if they got IN power.
"Ar Roosevelt. as vice president de-
nounced the trust in his Labor day
speech. and he is RON In II position &c
accomplish something. ! venture That
III. tharaeter of his coming message 10
congress- Wiil be determined by the re-
sat q tie election November . L his
state should 90 democratic the repub-
lieans would get together and say.
Have .el ileard from Iowa. We've
.gat 10 do something. But If Iowa goes
,'eB0hiiS ~ they viii say, Lock at
Iowa they iiise ii opt there The re-
pusliean party is controlled by the mo-
nei3oly. In le96 We drove he trusts over
Ia The ieruhslean party ana the feptP-
icais Welcomed them, senator DepeW,
~ his speech some time ago, said that
i The steel TRUST mad been orga nized
hefese The last presidential election II
might nave ehanged results. L VIII
WaiNh ONO ana ioWa returns next
week 70 see whelher amy Votes are
Ssa lssS' ,h,s IAN because OF that stu
h"NNoNS trust. ne udst question IS
NeiN sl3ih.e' IL Nou shoo. man. Wouia
you ,e' hlm 81 On tue Jury 10 Try the
Ssse. Ae' Seu iet me trust ihasaates
iNtate tas prize sVu shau pay Tor
"'ial you pus aAa WH.1t you VIII re-
eeiNe iof what You sen.
Imperialism.
Mr. BRYAN then took up the question
OF Imperialism. He said:
Last fan declared on the stunp
that if the lepublcans won they woull
raise the army to loo.ooo. They de-
me for saying this. but when
congress met one OF the first acts was
To raise Inc army to the figure | had