| Show NO AND AD NO fW Says of of Acceptance Also Talks of Silver Trusts Tariff Finances etc tie the Wa pt of P d l utter of o th Na a lilt convention tor to ot of lr l dDt deat ot Of the Unite luU on Washington 1 P usury Cabot Ioe C ept p 0 ml te y 1 Mar dear Kir Th nomination ot of the convention of Juno Jun ut uC the of oC fur for 21 olce 2 StatH tate a the 11 you tt of the cun to 10 tle me II I hive the Ule nd give to lO It II my heart hertY ap liOn On the Jve great t UI of the tait lall lallon It II er It uphold l I I on electon uld and Indore thu leI thi voId by t of the prent iton w b that hat lid beel been tl Tie e of our currency who picure eo lon a ai thuRe k 11 to 10 til Ida tur t Rr are kept II In of the government In iii tie the frt the of 18 the frIend of voId Id ll Ind of IU ld currency vere Ild and the country II Ii In n th of that thet victory Our ll however are not nol miT y U to a Hond battle ulon I Iti which the th tint was me on wal ti and In won the penIng of this which cal can call the 01 of f the ad visit uncertainty upon our Ireat great 1 we accept the I It is issue sue b ad again lin invite the mone money fared t to 10 join otI In another end to heN a permanent triumph for far en an anlo We b system which wi will con cont lo faith t the public DEMOCRATIC POLICY As 11 11 the Ihre three Ilver silver partial ar are Ai under the same lame ledr leader Iho who im after tie the el election lon f I that hal yer lest I In an n ater address to the maid lb friends Of nf r nt I hendl 1 they Ibey bY have simply hen haen ha overcome They belieVe that the gold Is 4 ii I I iy the welfare of the hUe Iju IID man race nd the they wi will continue the It It The polky polk thus thul ha has II and confirmed b by thele these parties Te The Ilver silver platform of 18 the warfare against t the so IU called gold old conspiracy when I It expressly I JR may We thE of that thai the he heI platform or lM for an Amen Ament I t cD caD financIal system made b by time Amen Amer Iman for which shall shallI hal I IMP anI maintain R e bimetallic price and aR a part of luch system and level and al fl part parl of such luch system an n of silver lver and gold lold It Itt at atthe t the rato ratio of HI 1 to 1 wIthout fr the lid aId or consent of any r oher Other naton nation S 30 the lacue II presented 1 It wIll 1 h be that the demand II for tor Immel al t of the fre free coinage of at 16 to 1 1 I It another Issue I is th this is II immediate I it wi will of no delay an and will I suffer no lINT to th the other IJ ti tIes M e In the PopulIst national at SIoux alla S D DIar Dha ha 10 the following declaratIon I We anew the Pelle Peoples party IIer to 10 pa the agitation until ll this I is blott blotted from t th statute I kl th Lincoln green In tack l the bond al all paid and amI kl kil cr mune money forler forever retIred the for tor the ro re of Ihl the mints of the United 1 fa lor or th h fr fre and unlimIted coin u vf ik r olt did gold god at al the I ra t 16 tl to I 1 the immediate In Inin In the volume of silver coIns ll t 5 thU created lale to b be sub Ib Iollar fur dollar for the bank nt fl teg 1 4 w Private corporations u sp JP lal by law lawn n nt Mar larh h U 14 19 1900 and prior national la law 1 I a rAUT 11 TOr Th of the par party t 1 at al Clr City July G 11 1 r meata k th Ih o 1 1 1 in I it to lo l be our IntentIon to 10 r InI Ind OLI ot to tie the I repeal pal of thIs ir fUre 3 not only kt tr Ih I ant nIl tl tItUs I rim If f tin people b II I ji Ih h wu was IUt but I Is of Ir the principles ot of the I If and we shall not allt Ib as u 1 until there hat has I 1 I ji s itce a monetary 55 Y tm 11 I 01 un ri the tle free ald amid I 4 In n t I f silver ald amid Ild gold Into i I I h legal ratio of rato II t I to I t I action of th thI the ther rH r t lIler which system al alt I li let r I I r I 0 be laluM issued b by the fey nr r I 11 I uh suh mooney coine coined or 01 ut 1 t II 1 n a fun full Ioner legal tender lender In a nt 1 11 MII public and it I t L u t III lt r UNI II iii E PARTIES It T platforms these tn I 1 I t their efforts forta shall hl b be bethe u r I 1111 the gold at act Ihal shall b be i I J I I II Tn t h ho statute hok hooks and the t 4 I I 01 ii ii ot of sliver lver at j 1 I 1 Its piece Th I I I ot of the I Is I t qt tn to discuss l UIl All 1 of 1 r hl ller party ti 11 III 1 be bound in lon loni con conS i I S ratIon and 1 c 1 I I 4 lanton alI amid I IM I mi d wi will h b hI a ahr I hr hut all ar rt l lJ J It I i nol possIble thit that th thI I I t the doctrine of I IC Ih of which l j 1 b several rl plat 1 mind In tl thc I should b be Ith i I ro Ia theIr f fF F I I II I l tr Imperative business I this lell hr hc trIumph of th the par pr t h wIn II is only assured I I mu h silver issue I t I U I I T r kin popIe through In I fol ft 11 led j S I t I thi Ih wil wise financIal ll leg I 0 th year nc rl rc o 1 r of tin silver j I h Ivl ot or 1 I t tind e j I T l s 1 a ami of Ig 18 If Is ye r l ro rot t I by tIme the j hn Nothing lla ha n I I so 0 that ill 1 the tha 11 r threatened 1 Ri a are r I I I t h ardet added force ot of a tIe de Pour yearn age ril ml h I to 10 the Hl seal I I I r oh upon the thee dnn u I II policies unit this cr cri i k the t hey 11 will not nol fail to 10 record or acRI again their e dissent A D The Republican pr pert remaIns faith ful f ul to I Its prInciple of tartlY s revenue fur for the gov e ee end nt protectIon to 10 our e and nd producers ant and of reel h which opens foreign markets market marketto to t o the fruIts of American labor anti f ft lew new channels through whit Ii Iio to t o market markt the surplus ot of American tarm f arms The of nt l and reciprocIty Were er the first rt pledges ot of victory to 10 be written Into Public la law WhAT PI DID The he prent Congress ha has given to 10 Alaska a territorial Ivel for tor which It hal lied waited more than thun I a ter h er Ir of a century h has established R it rep In iii la al hu has e bil bills for time most mOlt liberal treat nent ment m Ir at the pensioners and their wid 01 o we hi has revived the fre free homestead polIcy In I its crat great law I it P for U the ot of banks hanka of o f issue with a capital of SiO for forthe forlie the lie ot of villages IH and anel rural corn com m and the opportunity for f or profitable business In banking wih with In i n the reach ot of moderate Many arl a re already avaIlIng thet themselves h of this 1 1 PEtIT DEnT the 11 rait year er mor more than nine t een millIons o of L U S 5 bends have Ilen been paid from rol the lime surplus revenues of t I hI t and II iii additon addition ot of 11 t wo pr per Olli aetna called by the a ire Itt In lf of payment I railroad be hot t i luul Issued b by the I government In lid aid of the roads In the um lum s of nearly million dil la h are he have been since lle December 31 I l sT Te rho treasury balance I II in pula atha factory condition showing holn on Septem her Ill limit In addItion to 10 t 1 gold old reserve heMin in th treasury Tf The governments with the railroads hae have ln substantially clo d i being received from these roads the Ibe greater reater part parl In ch cash and Ihl the remainder with ample 1 for the deferred SJ I IN CURRENCY Instead lt Of dimInishing af as was a pre dIeted tour four yr years ao ago the volume or of our I currency I Ii greater per capita than It ha ha ever ben been I It was al In 1896 It Ilu lie Increased to on Jul July I 1 19 1900 and nUl on September 1 11 1900 Our total mote on July 1 1 1 9 was wal 15 1401 on Jul July 1 1900 9 It was wal 2012 and on September I 19 1900 1 IN TiE TI I E IC Our IndustrIal and ld agrIcultural con ale an mur more promIsing than they hue have been for man years ell probably mor more I so than they hav have ever been ProsperIty abunda abounds everywhere throughout the I rejoice that the Ule Southern a as welt a as the Norther Northern States ar are enjoying a ful fun share ha of th these unproved national conditions and that all 1 ar are contribUting 1 so largely to our remarkable Industrial development The mooney lendlr lender receIves tower lower re reward war ward for hi capItal than It If I It were In ted II in active business Te The rates rate of I Interest are loW lower than Ihan the have ever ben been II in thu country whIle those thole things which are produced on the farm and In Inthe inthe the workshop Mid and the labor them hn have increased In value alue FOREIGN TADE TRADE ImAY Our foreign trade shoWs how a tory and Increasing growth The amount of our exports for the year 19 1900 over those thole of the exceptionally year ot of 18 1899 we wa abul about half halfa a milon mIllion dollars for every da day of the year and thle the aural have gone Into Ine the lome homes Ind and enterprise of the 11 po popie tle pie Tere There has hal been en an Increase ut of over Ir In the exports of mural lural products In tUI turee and the products of the mInes oven Our ade balances can cannot an annot not fal fell to Ke give to lo the 11 pee Pie lle of the country countr In 1901 we loll sold abroad br ot of products more then than we abroad In 18 1899 SW anti and lit ht 11 1900 makinI making tb the three yeaM year i a total balanc balance In our favor of tIe lines the balance ot of trade In our favor fur fUI the whole perIod of year years from 1 1790 to 10 June 3 30 ll inclusIve PUBLIC DICT l Four our hundred and aud mIllIon dollars of gold ld have been addel added to the theold theold old stork tok of ct tIme the UnIted States since July 1 1891 Th la law of March H 14 1900 authorised the Ille refundIng 2 pr per cent bonds Of that pr part ot of the Public d debt bt by th the 3 per cent due In 1905 the 4 pr per ont cent dUe II in 1907 ad and the j per Celta Cents due lue In 1101 tore than one third of the sum um ot of these thele bundi was wal refunded In the Ir first three months after fter the passage pae ot of the tho ac act end and on September lit the sum lum had been In increased creased morl more than making In Inal al all resulting In a let net saving of over p The ordInary receIpts of Ul the govern lent toy for the Ascal Ir or of 18 1900 wee were In excess ot of It its I ex expendItures w While l our receipts both tram from cu And cuil Internal revenue have been reaU increased our expenditure hue have been decreasIng Civil and mi mIs expenses toy tor t the h feal fiscal year ending Jun June 3 30 18 1900 were miserly SU Ill fO IM l mi then In 19 while on nn the war account I I there is II A of if than 00 TIter were r re Ie less to support the laV this Jer year titan than last and nd expendi t tunes rel on of Indians were near neary y two ald and three quarters million dot dol lAna le lea tUt than 1 1999 AND D I INTEREST The only two Iem Items of increase II in inthe the t na of 18 1900 over 1 1899 ar are for and interest 01 on time the public debt For II 1999 we expended for n ilona and for the beli fiscal year ear 11 1900 our payments on this amounted to tn The net In tae ot of interest on the public Iel or of 18 1900 over 1299 requIred by the wa war lon loan was al U While Con Congress u the to a aIr Ir loll loan a of at the begInning ot of th the war with i Spain ln ot of bonds were Issued ed bearing 3 per percent tr cent interest which were and patriotically tAken by our TAXATION COMING COMINO DOWN IOWN unforeseen occurs to reduce our or Increase our expenditures the Con Congress rl at al It I next session should rUC reduce taxation vr very years tarl ago we were gow 0 eminent bernie I as high a as G C pr per ent cent Now we are an redeem redeeming Ing thins wih with a at par bearing J 2 pr per cent We Ito arc our surplus pro products ald and lendIng our sun lur plus to Ole One result of our selling to other e so much Ilore more we bought from them during durin the Past thre three years iti Is A radical l of our financial relations the fhe cret great amounts ut of capital which h ave been borrowed of Kurp Europe for our rapid material development have reo ye a constant drain upon un our re resources sources for Intel interest t ald and dividends and lade m our money markets to con slant disturbances 11 b by calls for fot payment or heavy sales lale ur of ot nit I when whenever ever moneyed stringency or panic 0 or We have JIO now been heen payIng these debts enl nd bringing home many of if our securities ald establIshing t credit abroad by our loans and placing ourselves upon a a sure uro foundatIon of fn influence ASSENTED TO REQUEST In tie the unfortunate contest b be tween Gret Great Britain and the Bor Brer states of South Africa the United States Slate h has maintained al an attitude of neutrality In accordance with Il Its wel well known traditional polIcy I It did not net helale hesitate however when hen reque requested ed by bythe bythe the governments or of the South African republics to lo exercise its Ita good o ofel offices for forI fora I a cessatIon lUon ot of hostilItIes 1 It is II to b be n observed re Ilat that while the South African republics made ikI like request of other power Ih the United Stal is II the on only I whIch The British IOV gov government declined to accept the Inter InterVention of any power OCEAN OCEA TRA TRANSPORTATION per cent ur of our exports and Imports ar are no now carrIed by ships For oan ocean transportation we e pay MUll to owner over IT We ought to own the for our carrying trade with the world and we e ought to build them In Amel Amen call shIp ud ards and man them with wih AmerIcan saIlors Our American lens len should re receive lve the charge now paid to foreigner I have the attention of Congress to this subject In m my severe annual In that of De Iee I 6 1897 I Ild said Most desirable from rm every stand standpoint point of national interest and patriot urn Ism I is the effort to 10 extend our foreign commerce commence To this enl end our merchant marine should be Impre improved and en n I e We should hould do our tul full share nl of lh the carrIN carrying trade ot of the world aar We do not moot do It now We should b 1 the lard laggard no longer In my message ot of D Dec 6 6 1 1369 I Hll said Our national development wi will b be one sided sod and unsatIsfactory lory 1 so Ion long as tIme the remarkable growth of our Inland indus industries trill tries remains unaccompanIed by b progress un on the eeoc There is II no lack lac of authority for lellia lion Uon which shall hal give to the country maritime strength commensurate wih wit 11 its industrial achievements and wit II its rank amou the nations of the earth The Thie Pt past year ear h has recorded exp actIvIty In our ship yards and the promises of continual pros lIlt In ship bul hUI are r dent dant Advanced dance legIslatIon for tor the of our amen h has been en enacted acted Our coast oal Irae trade under eguia tOI wll wisely framed et t the beginning ot of the and since shows howl reo ye cults for the tel hiscal year er unequalled In our records or those of an any power Ve 1 shall al fal faIl to realIse our lea Iss however it If we W complacently reo re renerd nerd only mt matters at home and blind ourselves to th the necessity ot of Our share hat In the valuable carrying trade of the world I no now reiterate the lies views Iw CANAL CANALA A subject ot of immedIate importance to our country Is II the completion of a It great waterway of nf commerce between the Ule At Atlantic lantic and ond The construe lon tIon of a marItime canal h is no nomore now more thal than ever Indispensable to that Intimate and Hil communication b be tweet our euter eastern and western sea seaPorts Ports demanded b by the annexation lon of the islands and the expansion lion sion ot of our Influence arid And trade II in the Our national more mOl Imperative Imperatively I ly than ever ner calls II for II its completion nl control b by this government anil It Il IlIa Ia Ia believed that time of Con IU gross after the tul full report orthe commission a 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