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T - EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY SATURDAY OCTOBER 01 1896 EXTRA EDITION THAT BOODLER DO NOT FEAR SURE TO WIN j dOOD CITIZGNS WHO ADVO CATE aOOD C10VERN MBNT WILL ¬ Bryans View of the Laborers Dollar In a message answering thequestion put to him by the New York Journal ESTl AIOST CONSERVATIVE 1MATES PLACETHE RESULT I BEYOND DOUBT The People of Hopkins County Grossly Insulted NOT BE INTIMIDATED NEW YORK HERALD V BY THE FABRICATION OF TO The Midnight Crime of the Man Said to Have By tho Hysterical Manifes ¬ Prophecies That McKinley to ofChairman Jones Will Win Easily and jg Inciting Produces the Fig- ures mf j free coinage decrease the workingmans dollar under ¬ Would the purchasing power of t Mr Bryan makes this reply RIOT ANDVIOLENCE V I R tt it F i E3- - t I Chairman Jones has issued a hysterical manifesto to free silver voters calling on them to go to the polls early in the morning oi election day cast their ballots and remain there until the polls close and the result is announced Such advice if followed would surely lead to much disorder and many tiols The question comes What is Chairman Jones scheme Door he want riots on election One can scarcely think that day any intelligent human would at tempt to incite wide spread riot but the same calm judgment that decides thus must also reach the 1896 1895 conclusion that nothing short of Favorable to Certain for Sulci McKlnlev UrtanMiKlnlerUrysn widespread riot would be the re n Mail In Its good republican hotel adjoined the sult of a compliance with the ad- Alabama Tlic 8 Arkanna California 9 Tuesday edition devoted a largo depot platform where the propria vice of Chairman Jones The ab- Colorado 6 Connecticut 1 amount of space on its first page or is a member of the County Re surdity of the thing would be Delaware Floridaamusing if it were not fraught with Georgia IJ of a campaign publican Committee to tlic promulgation mano j 11 such serious possibilities obstruc Illinois lie manufactured of such gauzy But the Mail says Indiana 15 This man tion tp voters fights riots and Iowa l to material as to call in question tho was here nearly three days that bloodshed all of the possible dis Kaniat Kentucky 13 8 of the people it trips were made in the dead hour orders that come of intensely and Louisiana very intelligence 6 Maine 8 Marylaid was intended to deceive night passionately excited bodies of men Michigan 15 Matiachuietti W 9 Every good citizen desires to Mlnnetota mn 1n II It was in regard o the emis MistlitlppI 9 17 prevent any possibility of disorder Miisoutf sary they say Mark Ilanna sent on the it oclock train Monday Montana 3 at the polls and our election laws Nebraska to Mndisonvilloloadcd down with morning spent one night at tho 3 Nevada have been so shaped as to keep N Hampshire 4 Nejr Jersey rfrrrT 10 in Hopkins Arcadia Hotel Dawson and two monev to buy Votes r crowds away from the polls and new TorK 30 111 si County rights at tlc New Belmont Mad reduce the chance for intimidation North Carolina 3 North Dakota Ohio JJ A Madisonvillcgcntleman writes isonville Hence good and Oregon The proprietor of the and disorder Pennsylvania 3a Island 4 Now it is an open secret andwcll latter and one partner in the former honest citizens will not respond to Khodo Carolina South 9 4 SonthVakota known fact that the Mail is not a hotel everybody knows to bu hon Mr Jones incendiary call But Tenneuee i 13 they will go to the polls and vote Texas 3 regular and legitimate newspaper ored christian gentlemen with free Utah 4 all the same Vermont 11 Virginia but simply a kind of cheap Gipsy silver tendencies and they should 4 If Mr Jones thinks that by such Washington 6 outfit shipped in for campaign pur know it this midnight Boodler left threat of riot and disorder he can West Virginia 11 Wisconsin 3 Wyoming poses has no circulation of any cither of their hotels in the night scare away from the polls on elec sj 41 IJ4 JS Totals tion day the honest and law- - Ulectoral votes necessary to a choice j consequence and is edited by the Ask them and sec who has lied who arc interested local County free silver politi go abiding citizens But these and at work for the overwhelming Whether such be the case on vo say that cians The votcis of triumph of sound money he is or however little weight this lying Hopkins county the honest yoc sadly mistaken story of the Chicago boodlcr may manry the honest toilers etc These men in this neck o the THE NEWS IS GOOD MCKIN have with the citizens of Hopkins etc cannot be bought cannot be woods arc not so easily scared LEYS ELECTION BEYOND county it becomes the duly of coerced all the money the million and such threats as these such inA DOUBT and our Tin Bee to expose to the public aiis shall send here will not buy a sults to our public honesty public institutions will make them that this lie was put up on vote against Bryan all the more determined to go to All Working Hard for an Overwhelming the Hon William F Carroll Their where is the use of so the polls early on the morning of Majority For of 517 Roanoke Building Cor much wind November 3d and put the water ncr La Salle and Madison streets The Bee believes this is- - true directly on the fire by voting for Chicago who at the solicitation and upon the honesty ol the peo McKinlcy and Hobart and all the SOUND MONEY AND COOD GOVERNMENT standard bearers in the cause of Republicans of Hopkins county ple of county State and Nation lesser of national honesty and national came to make political speeches hangs its hope of triumph at the prosperity Chicago Oct 28 Advices just November elpction The people in the county received at the Republican Nationof Hopkins county cannot be The above iff his address and al headquarters lead Chairman bought for cither side but it looks some of tho editors of the Mail may Hanna this morning to transfer as though the Mail believes they able to address u letter with suf be from the doubtful column of twelve arc a purchascable commodity or ficient Intelligence to reach him it would not be sending special REPUBLICAN PLURALITY CON- states tho State 6l Tennessee to SERVATIVELY PLACED AT the Republican column Mr Carrolls speaking appoint messengers all over the county dis The Chicago Record today anboodler lie and in Tin Bnn tributing this ments were advertised bills printed in this and thereby asking the Bryan From 7BQ00 to 100000 nounced the close of its postal card and on hand poll in which it has received 240- office His first appointment was Democrats to please not sell out 000 votes from eleven states these Tin Bee docs not insult its par Special Dispatch to tho Globe Democrat at Dawson where the free silver Chicago Im October 28 The giving McKinley I73501 Bryan folks refused to devido time with ty by rushing around frantically Ho spoke at Ncbo White trying to get word to Republicans Republican party will carry Illinois 60235 Palmer 3683 him In Chicago where Bryans friends Plains and Mortons Gap each be to please pot sell There is no next Tuesday by 75000 to 100000 had hoped to make a strong show White occasion lor it for we have more majority ing a night meeting except The estimate is not made on ing he gets but I4i79 against Plains There arc honorable Ircc faith in Hopkins county people at each ol these than to presume to warn them claipis of committeemen of both 67795 for McKinley silver gentlemen In Missouri where the Popo- parties but is the result of pertoWns whoso intelligence is superior against boodlcrs The Mail offers the grossest in- sonal observations and investiga- crats had hoped to overwhelm Mc to anything yet displayed in tho nd if Mr Carroll offered to sult to its party followers in this tions made in nearly all the Kinlcy with Bryan votes they Mail warning which discloses their counties of Illinois by a representa polled but 9149 against 9908 for buy any votes they ought to know McKinley Globe Democrat it and tho Mail should be able out belief that these men may bo tive of tho Mr Bryans own State Nebras as well acquainted who is probably of these four towns furnished to get bought will with the policies and conditions of ka gives him but 2182 against of offered If this gipsy male outfit at least ono instance pitch its tent in Hopkins county the various localities as any man 5371 for McKinley while Michi bribe gan gives 12899 for McKinley It was a remarkable piece of stu- long enough to know its j people in the State Ho has traveled the State over against only 3995 lor Bryan pidity and mismanagement qn tho and their fortunes it may expect to In Kansas McKinley gets 6354 part of the Republican Committee do a legitimate fortune telling bus and over again and would not bo while In in the first place to steer their iness and not look into he frank surprised if the figures given against 3534 for Bryan diana gives 13973 or McKinley Boodle Distributor right into tho open hands of this countys people which are conservative will be against 5701 lor Bryan found too small by 50 per cent jaws of n Ireo silver hotel when a and lie ¬ SOUGHT THEIR VOTES Holiest Men Resent With Indignation the Insinuation Against Their Integrity Twice-a-Wcck ¬ After a careful Herald canvass of every State in the United States we predict that William McKinlcy Jr of Canton O Will be elected President on November 3d by a large majority of the electoral college This canvass of the country by tho Herald was conducted with absolute impartiality its correspondents in every district being in structed not to accept under any circumstances partisan estimates In a great number of instances the canvass was made by counties and where counties were regarded as doubtful by townships Here is the result Y ¬ r If you take the purchasing power of the single dollar it will be less than the present dollar EXPLODED SILVERITE LIES KENTUCKY MCKINLEY FOR SAFELY CHAIRHAN ROBERTS OIVES The alleged circular was never CONSERVATIVE FIGURES issued by the Bankers Associa¬ tion Plurality 17800 or Alorc ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ - 4 - T B -- V --- - 4 ¬ Chairman S J Roberts of the date Republican Campaign Committee the date named or any other The edition which they parade is has made public a very conserva- ¬ tive estimate of the result in Ken ¬ a wholesale forgery tucky which places the plurality The letter purporting to be from of McKinley at 17800 McKinlcy refusing to aid in ob- Mr Roberts estimates are very ta ning a pension is another forgery modest as he has shown himself in in a fSillywaye all claims during the campaign The probabilities are all in favor Another roorback is a clumsy of a greater plurality for McKinley attempt at forgery in using in Kentucky the name of Samuel C Presley No advocate of Sound Money of Boston to circulate a slander and good government will how F by writing a letter to Geo ever allow himself to be blinded Patrick of Pueblo Colo by over confidence to rest at homo But they misspelled his name and let his neighbor do the voting and gave a false address and but every one will go to the polls Presley mikes affidavit that he aid and cast hisvote toswell the- - manot write or send it and has no jority and make overwhelmingly it connection with it No doubt all against the free silver fallacy atad these and the contemptible and the wickedness of the Chicago silly Forsythe fake will be re- platform hashed with some newly discovered deviltry for election eve ¬ ¬ ¬ No editorial as stated was printed in the London Financial News of ELECTION BETTING ¬ THE BEEVESTMTE and Nebraska North Carolina Kansas Come Into As an Indication of the Winner In the Presidential Race ¬ would-be-editor- s KlfERYWlRE THE MKIIMLEY COLUMN The Result Assured for a Glorious Triumph 3000 toBO on McKinley ¬ ¬ ¬ ILLINOIS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New York Oct 28 On the Stock Exchange yesterday Charles M Foster bet 1000 to 250 that McKinley would be elected PROBABLY OURS TEXAS John Henry Clews offered 10000 to 2000 on McKinley John S The Louisville Evening Post James offered 10000 to 2500 on has kept standing in its columns McKinley its estimate of the electoral vote which gives McKinley 319 votes Philadelphia Pa Oct 28 The Bee adds to this North Caro J P Ennis of New York who lina Nebraska and Kansas mak has been in Philadelphia for a few ing a total of 348 electoral votes days past has stirred up the betsure for McKinley Texas is also ting clement of this city to a deprobably ours and will add 15 gree bordering on hysteria He more votes and make a total of offers to post in the hands of rep363 for McKinley out of the total utable gentlemen at the Union electoral vote of 447 League 40000 to 10000 that McKinley will be elected and has posted a forfeit of 300 in evidence TENNESSEE that he means business Thus far Mr Ennis has found no takers for the whole amount nor for any porFOR MCKINLEY CERTAINLY tion of it SILVER DEMOCRATS Chicago III Oct 28 Harris GIVING UP ALL HOPE Franklin of Dcadwood S D is a guest at the Palmer House Frankadvocate Fair Count and Full Vote lin is a strongNew York afor sound few days money In End in Sound Will ago while talking to a number of Money Victory silver men he bet 5000 to 50 that McKinley would carry Ohio Oct 29 Another believed McKinley would Memphis Tenn Special So far as this cud of not carry his own watd and Fraqk Tennessee is concerned the jig is lin laid him 1000 to 333 that ho Mr Franklin has been in Odds would up with free slver already of 3 and 4 to 1 are offered freely Chicago two days and in that time His on the streets to day on McKinlcy has bet 8000 on McKinlcy and no takira are to be found last bet was 2500 against 1500 Two to one is offeicd on Josiah that McKinley would bu the next The bet was made Patterson for Congress as against President E V Cannack and there are un with a bpokane Wash man visit limited offerings at that rate Even ing in the city Mr Franklin is confident that money is offered that Tillman will defeat Bob Taylor but the atten McKinlcy will carry Illinois by tion of the sports is not directed 40000 and is willing to back his He also belief for any amount much to the Stale campaign Tho Silver Democrats have giv has money to bet that South Da- en up all hope of carrying Tennes kola will give McKinley a small Franklin has 20000 see The defections from free sil- majority ver and the failure of fusion with bet on the election of McKinley the Populists have greatly changed thus lar and is willing to bet as the situation in the last few days much more if he can find takers ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i T TB flifUaNtafch J li ff BERNARD GOALCOMPANY W Stim4mm 1 - rfTtl L N RAILROAD THH QOBAT A LOOK AHEAD L IF BHYAN IS ELECTED WHAT THENt V 14 All Creditors Will Try to Collect llcfor flohl Ooci lo n 1rcinlnm HcbloM Hi lTlccn Will 1alt Ho Uimllo lo Vay ltulnniisly Hun Wlllllo Moilo on Hanki Will DUaipenr MU Will Close thorn Banks thcrofore would bocoiup Absolutely unablo to reiillsionn tlmlrrxil Hntcrnl and hough n combination might savo tho slrotipes for a timo ulti inntoly mnuy would fail Demoralization wcnl l follow Fnotorlos mills bulVn r1ui tlons eta would shut down I r lnlcialo and nil classes of workmai Ciiablci and WHY WHEAT T8 UP DECAUSC Of INCRBAWID rtSOUCEO SUPPLY ANb DVtAND Gold Labor Will Ho Uncinplojcil Paulo nmt IllttrcM Will rolIow No Silver Cotilil lie Coined Tor Ten Months if nt All Cnilttllts Could Bnvo Tliomnclveri but tbo Poor Would lloeoino Poorer March uoxt slnco no moro could bo coined until after a freocoiuago act had been passed Such a law could not bo passed without tho most despcrato fight by tho opponents of freo silver Wo could not rea sonably expert that tho bill would bo como n law beforo next September Gold would go out but no silver would tako its place Financial strin gency would oxiBt for nearly a year During all of this timo farmers would havo no crops to sell and could not get much of tho cheap silver monoy They would however bo paying silver prices for ovcrytliing they havo to buy Thoy could not easily obtain monoy with which to pay debts aud mortgages would bo foreclosed by wholesale Business activity would not return at oncowith restored currency ns credit is growth where otherwise expressly stipu ¬ a crcaturo of slowthcrcfoio for fanners Tho outcome lated Mould ho paid in Hitter ItAvill bo obsorved that his would in debt must inovitnbly provo disastrous As woll might farmors think to profit all happen oven if no frco silver coinage net should over ho by soiling tiicir farm or labor for fruues instead of dollars becauso it takes 5 itficwnfl As interest on government bonds francs to mako a dollar nnd they would would henceforward bo paid in silver consequently got five times ns many of and nUo all dividends on stocks foreign them as that by selling for silver dol two of which mako n gold dollar capitalists would disposo largely of their In holdings in cso nnd thus necessitate they could mako n profit oxpeDsea ui living wuuiu inuau- furthor largo remittances of gold Thoir correspondents hero aud bor timo havo doubled and as thesoadvanco rowers of forcigu monoy being called faster than labor or real estato which on to pay up would bo compelled to call always riso last of all commodities in heir loans and druw their balances oveu after work was found wages would not buy as much as they do today out of bank All crcditorsin this countiy who pro Honco nftur sovcroKufTeritiL in tho start fergold to silver dollars which includes and after low wages nnd high prices for tho bulk of them would demand nil many years tho laborer would be no bet- debts duothom paid and getting green tcr off in tho end And imw would tho farmer bo beno backs or treasury notes for thoir bank balances would proscut them at tho fitcd if starting in debt ho had iu tho treasury for gold beforo It was too late process lost his farm Mr Bryan claims it is inconsistent If impossiblo to get gold thoy would I buy sterling oxchaugo or exchango on to say that frco silver coinago will oauso was reported that prior disaster nnd also that it will doublo Canada It to Oct lover 0000000 in gold had Lingvo But n mtio reflection will ehowthnt already been deposited in Canadian banks to avoid tho risk of ho coming admits and afterward prices would bo olCction In short every man who hnd doubled in silver In this great disaster capitalists could n dollar coining to hlin Mould want dollar paid him while save themselves by buying exchango ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ If Mr Bryan is olectod havo you weighed what tiio rosultfl will bo At Patorsou onSopt 38 ho salitt I my to you now that my olcotlon moans that this nntion shall open its mints to tho frco coinngo of both inotals at tho earliest possiblo moment Not only that but my oloctlou moans that this nation iliall treat tho silver dollar just ns It treats tho gold dollar nnd that wo shall not issuo bonds to buy gold If tho treasury gold resorvo is not to bo replenished by bond sales it Is cer tain that it cant last long Foreigners would lmmcdatoly call for tholr loaus and balances hero and holders of tho 388000000 of outstanding greenbacks nnd treasury notes would quickly with ¬ draw tho 120000000 of gold now In Iho treasury to cither export or hoard it and loavo tho holders of tho remain ing 200000000 to tnko thoir pay in silver That this gold will nlmost immodl ntoly bo exported Air Bryan admits On Sept 29 at Tammany hall ho said you know that with gold ns our only primary monoy and tho fact that tho llttlo quantity of gold can bo drained away at n moments uotico by foreign creditors it loaves us etc As all our national bank notes aro ro dccmablo in greenbacks they too would fall with greenbacks to n silver basis In short Mr Bryans election would as soon ns tho present gold in tho treas ¬ ury Is exhausted put our currency on n silver basis and nil rtcbts except ¬ laborers gonerally ci efunn bauds would bo thrown not nf employment Wages inteatl cf rising must in tho near future fall iu n hough paid for in depreciated dolhr Aa unemployed laborers could buy neither food nor clothing Cio dimin ished demand would cntico lie prices of grain cotton nnd nil farm ptctlccls to fall ns l always tho coco oven iu small ¬ StntMlcn of itpait4 Si Iho IUilil nine Not nt Alt Due t n lolilliit Complrncy Iii 1801 Iho whuat Imrvostsof Uni opo nnd us our crop mii tho Inrgrpt via over harvested wo hnd nil enormous export But siuco then our exports lmvo Icon steadily ill mlulKliing from 000000 bushols in 1801 3 to ISO 000000 bushels in 180S 0 During this period of decreased demand for our wheat tho Argoutluo Itepublia enmo to tho front ns nn bxportor nud tho prlco of wheat naturally enough tended downward llccrhohin ono of tho highest authorities upon tho wheat market computes that tiio worlds wheat crop nvcrogetl 203000000 quarters of oiRlit bushels for tho four years 18830 370000000 for tho four years 1887 00 and 001000000 quartors for tho four years 1801 4 Tho ostlmatcd iuoroaso iu tho demand for wheat for food 1b 3000 000 quorlors n year and in eight years tho supply increased not 10000000 r rrrc extraordinarily hid f ukBtft MEJKO ttpintt D11HE CUC0 Tl ii EIIBfiL Yl S m pnnjes Of tourso all mortgages past duo or in default would bo Immediately called In and if not paid fmcclosed nnd tho inort gagcors largely wiped out It is needless to say hat hero would bo no money to lonii for who would Rlnrl6 Tnxcr Agnluit llrjnm - Tiio fact that Ilotiry fltorRO mul Koino other SlngloTnxcrs nro actively ttippirN Jug Bryan tho motof Uittu In ipltoof his frco oolnngo views Ihw bewi udver tlsnd widely by tho Bllverlloprptw Mnnv peoplo undoubtedly stippooo that jimc tically nil of tho Slnijla Tnxers nro f r Bryan Such hownver Is not tho can Tho National Democratic party is cir ¬ culating n protest digued by over 00 prominent slnglo taxers who will m t tolo for Bryan mid repudiation Tho liguors Inoludo sueh men ns Thomas O Bhcnrmnn Now York William Lloyd Garrison Boston Bolton Smith Ten ucssco Samuel Mllllkin Phlladolphia Joseph Dana Miller Now Jersey It T Snoldlker Kansas Dr II 1 Long street Toxns 1 K llathorn Iowa H Itowlcy Brooklyn A 8 Froslld North Dakota A B William O Wulff Ohio nud lend n hundred cents or oven 05 or OO in order Inter on tu get hack hut 51 Tho farmer hopes to profit by n 51 cent dollar with which to pay off his morlgngo at half its fuco How will this work On tho Cth of November next thcro would bo no moro silver dollars in circulation han today nor on tho 5th of FREE SILVER SCALES HAVE FALLEN FROM LABORS EYES New York Advertisor IOM0 DflAQT PnnSIl Fom an address to Ihe Populist party which frcs silver Democratic papers are publishing and commending to their Democratic readers ¬ f jii Brethren some of you fear that this cam- ¬ paign will destroy the peoples party We Its principles have no such apprehension are right and being right they are immor- ¬ tal In four years THEY H AVE TAK POSSESSION OF THE DEMO- ¬ CRATIC PARTY and on November 3d In they will take possession of the nation On No 1892 we had but 1000000 votes vember 3 1896 we shall have a majority of the whole country We have not become Democrats but THE DEMOCRATS but 43000000 quartern That tho prlco should fall was inevitable But tho worlds nvoilablo supply of wheat on July 1 according to Brad streets was 35000000 bushols loss than it was ono yoar beforo and tho worlds crop for this year is estimated by tho Liverpool Corn Trado Nows at 00000 000 bushels less than last year This makes tho supply 110000000 bushols less than tho supply n yoar ago Tho es tiinato of tills years crop Is OS 000000 biiBliols less thnn tho nVorago crop for tho four years 1801 4 Tho normal increase cf demand duo to incrcasoof population siuco tho middlo or avcrugo point In that four year period would bo about 05000000 bushels Tho condi tions aro very favorable thcrofore for n advnnco iu price This advance duo to tho buying of American grain for Europe began very slowly As tho pur ¬ chases increased tho prlco nwo faster When American wheat was shipped to Australia and India both of which aro accustomed to export wheat tho prico jumped Huddeuly Vcssol room for out going wheat was well engaged early iu tho season nnd only when it becamo evident that Kuropo had got to buy nil wo could soil and had already engaged the ships to carry it to her did tho prlco hero rise rapidly Tho following aro tho lowest and highest quotation on tho Now York Produce Kxchango for cash wheat No ¬ ¬ ¬ quarter ¬ HAVE IN THE BROAD SENSE OF THEWORDBECOME POPULISTS We have not given up our organization We do not propose to close the academy Kecause thefirst class is about to graduate with honor As the spirit is greater than the flesh so the principles ot a party are greater than its traditions t- 3 red July 1 July 15 Aug Aup 1 aWGW O 15 3i8lJ airt Bopt LVpl H 15 pt 0 22 M J ¬ I I ni tin i fu caused by tho apprehension only of Flour per sack GO 120 15 going on a silver basis This panio would Eggs pir dozen a OS 10 bo caused lit part by actually going Bread per loaf you think ubout It Do your dot- What do on that basis lars liuy too much now Do you want to risk Mr Bryan admits this Iu tho Chia certain doubling ot prices for tho sake of u When yon chnnco of n small lncrosao In wages Think it cago convention ho said mind when como beforo us and tell us that wo shall over nnd ou useyou havo mado up your mako sco that nil our lnfluenco to disturb your businoss interests wo reply votes foritho party of honest money and wages that you havo disturbed our businoss in- that Mill All tho market basket terests And tho St Louis If llrjan Is Ukcted roportcd his saying I think it Our children will bo learning tables moaning tho victory of tho freo coinago movement will causo a panio But tho liko the following now used iu Mexico Valuo In country is iu n doplorablo condition aud r Gold Hllvor bilvor it will tako oxtremo measures to rcstoro 6 mills 10 mills ol cent or it to n condition oiiiprospority 10 cents d dimo or Scents 10 dimes at dollar Iu tho gen oral scramblo by foreign 6 dimes or 10 dollaral caglo or homo creditors for gold us thero is 5 dollars and Also not enough to go round it would ucccs -- Value In- sarily go to a promium with tho inov Hllvcr bllvcr itablo result that tho 517000000 of Qold 10 20 mills cent or gold now in circulation iu tho United 10 mills 20 cents dimo or cents 1 dollar 10 dimes 20 dlmos States would bo exported or hoarded or 20 dollarsl eaglo or Railroad stocks with gold mortgages 10 dollars nhend of them as gold must bo bought Dollar Wheat to pay interest thus increasing if not Dollar wheat beforo Christraos ii doubling this fixed char go and tp that oxtout diminishing or entirely wiping tho cry in Chicago now ond botwcoa out tho net earnings applioublo to divi- speculation aud legitimato demand it dends with earnings diminished by tho may turn out to havo been pioplietio businoss collapse would iu tho goncral But tho mito Christmas presont which panio becomo nbsolutoly unsalable tho country most wants is tho dollar Tho bottom would havo dropped outof that shall always ba as pood as wheat ¬ ¬ Globo-Dom-ocr1 1 ¬ that is upon tho mass of our J Tho business houses and other debtors called on to pay up would bo com- ¬ peoplo and mako tho rich richer mid pelled to call on their debtors and thus thn nnnr rnnrnr Crimo and lawlessness would neces all tho debtors in tho country would bo called on to pay up immediately Tho sarily increase Instead cf moro money which Air demands on tho banks would compel them to call in their loans aud if not Bryan promised us wo havo 60n that paid to sell or try to Bell tho collaterals his election means a money famine for Debtors would bo compelled to sell a year and more and instead of prosthoir property at any price and whero perity for tho producers of wealth all dobtors wcro sellers at onco tho de- there would bo but loascs hardships clines would bo such us wo havo never mid suiroring sceu before becauso thero has uover bo iu low or thcsoiuot itabio ami foro been sueh a wholesales calling in of many of thein conceded conse- debts and consequently soiling as this would causo Business houses tho country over bo Do You Want 10 Cent lircadT ing nnablo to collect balances duo them Circulars addressed To tho Mistress or to rcalizo on thoir stock except nt ruinously low prices if nt all must fail of tho IIouso havo been sout out by thousands by the Wago Earners Patri Nothing could savo them otio league They aro headed Dcs Small depositors nervous nnd followI ing tho larger ones would draw their Your Market Basket Hold Too Much balances and runs on banks would bo and this is an extract Present Prlco undor como general price freo silver With these runs upon all tho banks Ten per pound 080 1040 thoy must cither break or suspend In Sugar per pound 12 00 40 20 tho cities tho stronger ones could com Butter per pound CO SO biuo nnd suspend but tho weaker ones Coffee per pound 80 nam per pound IS and all country banks would fail 11 07 Rice per pound 15 Tho panio and ruin would fur oxeced Cheese per pound 00 10 03 per pound that of 1878 or of 1803 tho latter of Soip 10 20 per pound which callod tho silver pauic was Biscuit per peck SO 00 Apples ¬ it was still wortli 100 cents and foreclosing The hardships nnd misery before it got to ho worth hut 51 would fall upon tho laborer ana thoso in debt that WE ARE EDUCATING T F M O C R A C Y NOW FROM T H F r j t t q t pv ilNDlUL We Sliall ntlQ it easier to reach 1 1 ¬ ¬ 7AXvStS tv Men s opinions are not hxeel quantities but fluctuate with events If Democracy lives up to its pledges the alliance now temporary If thev do not and the mav be continued J forces have to divide three fourths of their will march off under our standards The banquet is not over with the soup - theil COnVlCtlOtlS aS allies than as opponents t Sept 1 Oct 13 OTVgtt1 Sept 8 Oct 20 SV401 Now compare theso rising iiricin with tho hteadlly iucrcaslu uxporti for thrca mouths nud thrca weeks llxporti ot Inrrtwio wheat Includ ovcrlat Ing flour year Jnly U1S 800 4UU021 4 0032i August 1325oTl3 Septemlicr lOJJTJTI 40515l October threo week partly etlmated12M75SO M281 W1S7MM Total lSffllWI Hero is an incrcaso of nbnnt one half To bo exact it wai n llttlo moro over tho export of wheat nnd Hour for Iho corresponding thrca months nnd tlirro weeks of 1805 Vessels to carry grain havo been chartered both on tho Atlantic aud tho Pacifia coasts for dates ns fur ahead as next April aud this proves how preposterous is tbo preteubo of tho silveritcs that tho advance iu whoat is tho result of a bull movement conducted by n lot of gold standard men for tho sako of influencing tho election Thcro is a shortago of wheat aud tho price is going up just ns it went down ¬ Oof wWOt n IUVM1 S1VI KV W TIV Farquhar Pennsylvania Tho following is a part of their protest Much ns wo moydcploro tho Felting nsido for tho inomont of nil isucs in which as Slnglo Taxers wo nro really Interested wo cannot difgulso from our ¬ selves that in this campaign thrrois but ono Issuo thnt of frco silver nor ran wo dolndo ourselves with tho iden Unit nny gnin can bo mado for tho causo of tho peoplo by supporting Mr Bryan whllo denying tho monetary doctrine for which ho Manila nud to which ho him subordinated ovcry other IfHtiu Tho battlo for tho singlo tax hn hitherto bocn ono for moro freedom not fUHoM for lew Interference by n pa tcrnnl government not for moro nnd wo should deny tho fuudnmontal principle which hns inspired it wcro wo to nld in forcing upon tho community by legal tender acts n coinago which Itwiw unwilling to rccolve The aim of thn Slnglo Tnxers has been to reiuovo tho re- ¬ strictions upon Industry that como of unwise nnd unjust taxntion Wo cannot consent to intensify tho effects of thwu restrictions by holpiug to precipitate tho paralysis of industry whioh must follow n llnnncial panic And whllo wo must therefore ns Blnglo Taxers reject a proposed rowdy which has nothing in common with tho slnglo tnx but is indeed opposed to its essential spirit wo nro a u unflinchingly opposed to tho puofto nnd privnto dishonesty that is involved ju tho payment of debts with tho depreci ated dollars that wo bollovetlwould re sult from frco silver coinage nt 10 to Wo do not maintain thnt tho single tnx is or ought to be identified with tho gold standard nny moro than with tho silver standard but wo do hold that our causa cannot nlTonl to bo associated with n proposal that must havo dishonest re-¬ sults with whatovcr honesty of pnrposo it may bo advocated ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 i f l -- r Tho Ilrynn Hint Machine This drawing fchows tho mnchino n it exists in Bryans mind In praclico it would bo found that tho wngo earner who hns put in n dollar would tako out onlyCOcoiits Tiio dollars which ho now THESREATEST ifeorfiaaiaSia C16 to l All D aW55J3X M BfYjnfttetit TAKE e Q km X fnni J u when wheat was produced foster than it could bo consumed Coinago laws aud speculation havo had nothing to do with cither movement of wheat Fred Porry Powers Tommy Wants to Know Tommy Paw whos going elected Mr Tucker Bryan my son Whatll happen then ni to bo MARION BUTLER Chairman National ¬ Populist Committee HIWIIII IIIVWI- THE CHESTNUT MAN IS AKO UNU 7 A V Vr VvV rZfr- - ORATORICAL CHESTNUTS ROASTED Nl I1PM FINANCIAL FALLACIES 7ftJT iihi aififS gHB VIV lr I yffth v 1 FUEL FURNISHED sSS in s- - s rS3fepzy- - LVR NINE IsiSilS c OWNERS Son Soar BpSr Boston Journal A suio sign of tho approaoh of cold nipping woathor for him ond hia ausoolates on tho stroot without paying anything for It What is bullion Its tho silver beforo Its coined What do wo want frco coinago for A Berlous llipcrlincnt I nm glad to sco you tako an interest Tho freo coinago of hilvcr nud tho lu such questions Tommy Wo want substitution of n now unit nud measure frco coinago so as to bring tho prlco of of valuo for tho existing ono iu tho busi silvor bullion up to 139 an ouuco nud lioss transactions of tho country nro not mako good timos nn ordinary cxperimotit whleh can hoi Whats silvor bullion worth now safoly tried today and absudoucd lo Its worth about 05 cents morrow if found injurious becauso the And Bryans going to bo oleotod immedinto consequences of uucli n stcp Yes thoroa no doubt nbout that would bo so farrcachlng am so endur ¬ Then paw why dont you buy a ing that they would continue to bo foil groat big pilo of bullion aud mako a for yenra after tho policy had boon ro wholo wagon load of monoy vorscd It is incumbent therefore upon Hm Thomas if you dont quit thaso who Insist upon tho adoption erf playing with tho son of that infernal this rovolutiouaiy policy to show plain goldbug next door Ill tako tho skin off ly and conolnslvcly iu ndvnnco not only youlChlcago Tribuuo that it wouldesult in no injury but that It would bo positively bonefloinl lut Up tho Irlco of Corn for if not positivoly bonellciol ihoclmngo tho United States can doublo tho would at loast bo wholly useless This If prico of silver without tho aid or con cannot bo dono by appeals to tho nxcitod sent of nny other nation why oouldnt passions nud prejudices of tho people it doublo tho prico of corn Tho corn by nttompts to nrrny ono class of our crop is worth moro than tho silvor crop oitizous or ono section of our country many timos over oven nt low prices ngninstnnothev or by looso and oxtrnvit Wheat is boing takon caro of by tho old gimt statomontH unsupported by faQlK of domand aud supply But tho and reasons Tho questions involved nro law Populists ought to mako tho demand too serious tho iuteieslii to bo nffcetcd that congrci fix tho prico of corn by iro too largo and tho oommou ueuso of law tho pooplo is too strong to justify or Tho Bryan frco coinngo party wishes ovon oxcuso this courso of treatment- to destroy our prosontmouoy system It Hon John O Carlisle wishes to roplnco it with n standard Worlc of tllu Inldbnt monoy of silvor dollnrs whero ovory It nppoara by tho latest uccounts from dollar would bo worth only tho Bllvcr it tho fillvorilo hundquarteis that tho gold Do you bugs havo not only artificially loisul contains namoly 50 cants prcfrr our present dollar wortli ix0 tho prlco of wheat but hnvq produced tho drought iu India ns well ns tho di oonts or a silver staudaul dollar worth lulnishod harvest in Atgontlun Phll only B0 cents adolphia Record ¬ ¬ ¬ Then woll havo frco coinago What docs that mean It means that tho owner of silvor bullion will bo ablo to tako it to tho mint nud havo it coined into dollars has iu savings hanks would shrink to CO conts under frco coinage LikowiKowilli tho dollar which ho gets for his labor or which ho rccolves from Undo Sam ns ix pension His insurance dollar would be novo in tho samo way Tho machiil may bo all right for silver mi no owner but should not lx monkeyed with by wngo canters S tish i jtb r tTtTi a n ur 1 erty I InhmnnlAwn Incl Nortonville UitnH - -- MWHw I was well represented - iimwiii Judge W D Hoc good i nn miwM I at Morrow clerk sheriff D iMliiwwniwt Ma rnum Inn mumnmuunua C - OP HOPKINS COUNTY A FINB CrabtreeJCoalfJMinlng ouiuuy muuiUKiy Corapanv wuvhmiukiuii Ilsley 1 1