People's Pilot, Volume 6, Number 9, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 August 1896 — National People’s Party Ticket. [ARTICLE]

National People’s Party Ticket.

For President, WILLIAM J. BRYAN, of Nebraska. For Vice-President, THOMAS E. WATSON, of Georgia. Indiana Stale People’s Party Ticket Governor, REV. THOMAS W A DEWORTH, Raglesville. Lieutenant-Governor, A P. HANNA, Wavelantl. Secretary of State, N. M. JENNINGS, Franklin. Treasurer of State, F. J. S. ROBINSON, Cloverland. A ttor n ey-General, D. H. FERNANDEZ, Anderson. Reporter of the Supreme Court, THOMAS FORCE, Loogootee. State Statistian, J. S. McKEVEVER, Third District. Superintendent of Public instruction, ,T. B. FREEMAN, Guy. Judges of the Appellate Court, NELSON J. BOZARTH, Valparaiso; ADAM STOCKINGER. Versailles; I. J. PIERCE. Terre Haute: JOHN TORNBURG, Anderson.

Bonds are unnecessary. “Primary money” is a delusion. • “Money of ultimate redemp lion” is a fraud. Money is absolute money or it is not money in its true sense. The only true redemption of mouey is its acceptance by the government for taxes and dues. Mexico, tiie silver basis republic on our southern border, was never so prosperous as now. “Primary money” and “money of ultimate redemption” is exactly what all money should be, regardless of what material it is made.' The tremendous home commerce of the people cannot be accomplished with the present shrinking voiume of money, and the result is business stagnation and appalling failures. The plea that the United States should adoj t the gold standard because the leading nations of Europe have done so. is the same old Tory argument that a republican form of government is wrong because the same leading nations of Europe are monarchies. Any , money that has a commercial value equal to its legal tender vaiue is unsafe and dan gerous id depend upon, as it is liable at any time to leave the country as commodity and be co iverted info the coins of other; realms, thus p|o% its use ibr t«e trajjhsactjpa of bpsinc&i. ITiio vays Ini i«4t| ajbspiute ,pt*pej* *m>**»y to prevent panics caused by the exportation of gold and silver money.