The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08
is NEEDED.

into thor Campbell, the talented demCcId'tO
I politician OF Ohio. short while ago nc -
| not at all hopeful about the dehiOcI'u "a,
prospects in the west "The parry - a.
| scattered" he said. and 1 don H--e ''o
outlook"
Another democrat, equally as pTomheH''
who has never been a prominent ""'oe
holder. but a hard worker, was even l'iut mo-.
in despair than Governor Campbeh. ro"
want my name used" he SAID, put -
YOU | have never seen such uphll WIN "
lsmy life When | urge my party irehu9 '"
insist ON old-time democratic doctrine "'4
silver coinage | am met by S@ch men d
Harter and the like. who cianloF AZ IN
- bout fiat money AMI such nonaehst. ~
openly proclaim they VII vote W." -
republicans before they VIII sWal'1" -
doctrines. and with him he mas qui''
large number Of democratic appoint,
When talk tariff reform, ! am conifoi'e'
with the wild theories Of Tom Johh7Cn "t'.
Frank Hurd The truth is, We are an ~
up and there seems 10 be no ioite - -
TO null us together Look over the cou"t,S
New York is i'm ceascess war between w.
rao,,Ior democrats and the boilers. hea'eu
Inv Fairchild. Shepherd and Grace, VINO can
themselves the state democracy ihese H-s4'
have the ofiice-holding democrats al ~
state behind them, but ncthiHS ei''' - -
fight the party with more ut'Vi -
| than they do the republicans. Look at Ne
| brasl;a. BRYAN has received tre endorsement
| of the democrats in convention asSe'l"''"'
| and will also receive the votes o. the pop"
| lists for United States senator. lie : mar
| ing a gallant fight unprecedented =" ~"
| state. The democratic ciice-holdt'S' h,1"',
! NV Cabinet officer Morton. bolts win
| handful. and is openly giving aid ana com
| fort to the enemy-the republicans.
| Same Thing Down Here.
| Yes" said a southern GehocI't VIZ
heard this lit is the same way IN tie so'i',.
| Federal Office holders who are democrats are
/ nebting benson harder than they are hsht-
in% repubIicans in Alabama. and in South
| Carolina the same clan Is more ehe'stl'o
| against Tillman than il has ever pceh
/ against the republicans. -
! IAN over the south the pap-src'ters arc
! RAMPANT TO read everybody out % tne parry
that favors any coming OF silver ana 'n'.
| don't fall down and worship the Ola ma"
| whenever and wherever his name IS men
| Toned In the meantime. the old man IS
/ ouietly ENJOYING himself At Buz2aTd BAY
| with some of his secretaries, cutting hAi ?.
| The only thing that seems 70 at an Woris
| The old man is when the weather bureau
| sends report from WASHINGTON 70 ION "u.
| for bad weather. The next day the COUNT
| is Notified that the president did not ilsH
| to.Iav on account of the fear OF bad Weath-
| ar T,bis seems to be of much more impor-
| tance than the condition Of the country inc
low price Of cotton, the number Oh nh-
! employed men and the SuN'tSS - ~ V
cratic party
Tbese men make a heavy arraisnment'
| ,nd i, is not at all surprising that our
prospects are not the best in the World'
ana mat we are in the condition 'I a ma"
,bout 10 take a plunge In the dark
These matters ought TO be cons'derea Well'
aud some power ought TO be eNefteu' y !,
- nossitle to call a halt, and the con.land
h. given to get together. Who will -
II will be too late II it is deiayed"''fici'
! longer, ,.,