The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-05
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laid bare day by day rs the crisis
in financial circles continue to
spread oyer ysl,l the 3soppRntEy epd the
szsS spirit ef unrest PsFyedes the st
umosphere. Thanationalpletform
of the republican party has con-
taineda special plank every year
since 1896 IN degeneration of
former President &c. Cleveland id
the "issul Of Is,l bonds ndptt in time of
49, ,aPsece"sA and nlElast yeax that es
z.sas egregstion ofApapsuokers ip STATE
convention assembled ct GreeAs-
bOro on July 10, declared:
we claim for the administh-
- ton ions! Of PEsrEeesldept Rs90sssiXgslltb that it
...easishh as ssatiafed eryersasonable de-
S maud of the patriot, thezreformer
and the worker in every field ptI
.ndeavor; THAT TT HAS EsTAB-
1LsiIsHED THE cTRRENcyUP-
ON A BASIS NOT 70 BE sHAK-
EN-"
Yet, in spite Of their v~illi6ca.
ton of the last DationaGdemoeFat-
ic administration and she proud
:, :, b bsssts, Of What S they hey! teignsd TO be-
lleveat the presanteadminiStrati6B-
has done for the. country. she.
pas "a mazinng sPectaele,'1ajf ySq
please, sis presented, of AP1rty
which has Kept Che promise 70 ths
eEa .seafyand broken tito the hope.b'
-. The The whole = as5 country j. fafSf St
excitement aida state ofa,qnreat
is written upon the face Of tie
people s lEnis industries ale
-goingto pieces iRthe great csntets
of trade and depossd basnk officials
~ YsgsH. ad efsz hcA .4drPs II s9s%
are. one after another, taking
their own lives, rather than face
the impending humiliation of bs-
ing reducedt to poverty. The pres
.,s,z,. i dsEl.l hes sss5 sq .lAs giss. bend issue
4~4aggTegatipg fifty miIliOnsOf dol
lars 1.-THE exact. amount Of the
Cleveland issue in 1899 which tie
radicals have been denophcinsg
.sa4.. 7 9 ! s.ilnsGsOl and S25. 100000 in
script blanks, throughout the eoun-
.,.',atsryy, hare are suspended currency pay
ment altogether. or limited the
same TO an @alarmingly small Der
.,oS ceenltsegges Of safety deposits Thi.
ma .bow-shot further than any
step taken by southern, bankers
SsaA.dduring the panic of the early
nineties and clearing house GER
ss4,sa ig6ic g stssns we're ssomnethingg AHphlleard
Of in that day and time. Mop %
the bank failures during tbAt
ri Period we're Qua TO dishonest OF
svsa incompetent oficials or employees,
bas yet Jet the 6I1sspaaplicsns AttEE6Ppted
every i'll to the Cleveland admin.
istration.
But the chickens have come
.,..., home as,. t0 fGeassr sppS g,s shpJ bBssPpscFiti'
.aeaIEdemageguessw who dhAveibe o
handling the truth 80 reckldssly
$50 AF-3{Fe sG1aE,T 91d GRSI41 AS1hE
WI reeRethe AeNaRda at thaiE pwr
sowing. The arspublieAn claim
that hattie the ppss1nissso Of I1 1928 Ees bFFoqsht
asason6ya democrats Administretfoi
10 now beng answered in thhu1dsl
~ Z. YlfRnT E3SGTs SUI SSe99d sH9tH1 4ka
ID, tones The EEsasuEy 1of chi
sfeaUHited States was virtually bank.
!. Frn,pass s]lSSgpgg j. before 81 Mr. s, cSIIssasqqlannS{
fsefwaa inaugurated, or a single dem.
ocratic Law enacted and the esvi.
svaf yHS x5F.4 haE 81 SEA o.. Fi1tSSf GfFs5
ggdsnce Y nov overwhelming that
he was in nowise responsible fol
the condition of the country,a al
%af sAF. EAtaT 10 sss3s
that time
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