Free Silver

"The price of wheat has been forced up bythe goldbugs tojdefeat Bryan." The .u-';!'1ii-s are probably responsible for the shortageöf the India wheat erop. 'ïhe Chicago Record vote is unfair, because the silver penple did nol ididnot vote bècause they could notwrite; others did not vote be if 'they did ffannawould know where to place u's boodle that t might do the most good." Tliis tsn'1 much for the intelligence or honesty óf the silverites. ■i ñght betwen labor and capital, between the rich nd the poor." m'íuk teachers, college professors, preáchers, doctors, ];iv.( i students, an seüoiars are no doubt regarded capita] . "We mean to declare independof foreign financia] polidfes." Wouldn't it be well to gofárther and ileclme our independence of foreign markets? [f independence is a gooi thing let lis have all that we can ret of it. "Corporations and employers of labo u-e coereii g their emp] . joh i:me.-( money clubs, and later they wil oerce them to vote fór McKinley.' rhisby implieation charges the labor ng man wilh being too cowardly to assen his manhotd,orto stand upfor bis rights. 'l'ni: Democrat declines to ■■ that (be American laborer is made of such shoddy I w nat the poor man wants is a cheaj dollar," Why a cheap dollar anymore thana sraall bushei er a short yard, if of this demand Uu rei o Jes'ire to cheat or defraud ? A small bushei makes no more wheat and a cheap dollar does not tur ase wealth " "Many of the present advócales of the present gold standard have in times past déclared for the remonetization of silver." There is no consiitutional I-rovision against aman learning something about the financiál question. And besides if a man has changed his opinión as to the advisabiiity of attempting the free eoináge of silver,that fact eontains noprbof fli'at hewasright ten years ago and ís wrong now.