The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1894-10-17

William Mckinley is winning gold
n opinions in this country. and Will
liam L. Wilson is winning golden
opinions in England. That is the
All these years 4 great deal Of
power has been suffered to 60 to
waste by ncglccting to attach q
dynamo to Hon. Daniel W. Noor |
hces' iaw.-Chicago Tribune.
1t is interesting II note that after
the result in Maine and Vermont,
that bit Of Il blizzard was able to make
Il considerable impression at Buz-
zard.s Bav.-W ashngton Star Gnd.
In attempting to shirk the tariff
discussion tEis campaign the demo
cratic newspapers are seeking to run
away from the responsibility for the
deadly work which their party has
done.
4 Democratic contemporary says
Georgia is Il true blue state. This is
doubtless correct. The drop in the
democratic majoritv down there the
other day is calculated to give any
democrat the blues.
The author Of the McI<inIry bill is
in demand all over America. The
author OF the Wilson bill is wanted
only in Europe. a man should not
need the Lit1cl tower to fall on him
to make him tumble to the meaning
Of hat.
If YOU have any spare cash squan-
der it on candy or cigars. if you will.
but don't bet it On New York. The
SitlIatio ion there is ne most peculiar
and uncertain in the political history
Of that uncertain state Wheeling
Register (dcm.)
Andrew Carnegie. who did what he
could to secure the passage o[ the
Wilson tariff act. has announced an
other reduction of WAGES in his mills.
The two things hang together liE"
twin links Of black aud tan sausage
from he same pee.
The Democratic nat iouHl campaign
committee has issued statement
claiming That there has been no in
crease in the price oi sugar. t'lfor-
tuna1"Iy for the purposes OF the
statement the people buy their sugar
Of their uroccrs and not Of the demo-
cratic campaign committee.
The biggest republican maiorit Y
SINCE Il" war, ',Solidlv republican
for inc first time in thirty wears.
These are specimens Of the reports
from the various Connecticut towns.
| They show that in Conncc1icut as
elsewhere, the voters are anxious to
have a wI!ack at democratic culldi-
| dates.
If Senator Voorhees, only believed
what he SaN, and GOT within mile
OF the truth he might soon acquire
tIe riclc, for which he long la~
sought. In his speech at .)ciIcrSOl'
Vile. Ind, nc predicted that WOO
would sell within two weeks al price:
higher than prevailed at amy time
under the ict,inEcy act. 'I'ili5 Wou!t
mean a profit within two weeks o
urpr I'll per cent. But conbing WOO
declined per cent last week. Nnur
hccS. of course. does not believe villa
he SAYS. He would belle his rcputa
ton if he did.
We demand that Il national cur
renee. safe. sound ana FLEN EL l.
be issued by t he general go.crnmcn
on!v. Il full LEGAL tender for all debit :
public and private, and without tn
use Of banking corporations, an'
ii Just. equitable anl nt1iricn
means Of distribution direct to th
people. at Il tax not exceed two y"
cent per annum, provided. as :"
forth in the SllhtrcnSur% pan oi th
farmer alliance. OR SOME. BETTER
SYST EM: also b. payments in di~
charge Of its obligations for publ
. inlproycucntS.-pcoplc's party nH
tionul PLATFORM.
ilill Strikes a Republican Year.
The news from the CunnccticU
town elect innS will show Mr.. I'LL
that he is running in Il very l'a'' year
and hat the republican Tide Whic
rose 50 lliNh in the Maine and We,
mont elect ;OnS';S ,oi vet on lie col
Towns have cone republican W|lic
have been regularly democratic iN
thirty years, and in all portions Of tn
: state republican Gains Of tidal way