Tee Farmers Should Get Even

Tfie f renzied free silver men are said íí# ï ready "to wade in blood up to aabtii horses' bridles" to secure unlimáted coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 L That is to say, they insist that fltegovernment of the United States afcallbay all the silver now in exist est or to be produced at $1.25 an wee. If the people of the United Stete3 are hoodwinktd into submitting ite ti is outrageous demand, let the j&rsiers prompUy begin a campaign to latkks Uacle Saru buy up all their wiheat at $2 per bushei, their corn at i&U&O, their oats at $1 and so on.