When1 was her.* before you were wild^on the subject of silver. Vou believed that^ttie people of the eastern state*, intended to^oppose its coinage nnd circulation. And^there were people in the east who cried^that if you Hooded them with silver it^would drive out the gold; that it would^ruin all of us. As far as we In New York^are concerned, we want all the ruin we^can gid hold of. [Applause.) There Is one^thing on which sensible business men^do not differ, and that Is that^a team can draw more than a single^horse, liuslness men all over the world^understand this, and they will take your^silver gladly. We may differ as to the ex^^act amount which should go to make a dol^^lar, but we won't differ as to the fact that^once made it is a dollar just as much as the^^ellow coin. (Chata.) Vou can afford^from your lofty height, here, a mile above^the sea, to look down upon those men be^^low you who talk ruin and tell them what^they had for breakfast yesterday and what^they will have to-morrow morning.
