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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Gin oerber Sieb.

Gar manbs Sjebs b>5eu Die M,tstie:
Der Der bsribti0tm u y. N.s8anoe
elusesrntst, bob te,uer bat seluiB 10 &C.
ie1jsn, iuie ieuer, welber Raiter Sims
Den Qpaiitcu in Mtllmnufee uerieBt bat.
Seuer Sims bat Woaate lang Den
Npalltsn elm bsrri,bss 2ieO seiuu9en,
bob c. bat iih ibIlsBllh nit ibusn usrun'
siniai uno ilbt lrst oieie Weniben
iorle m6Jlibi BLOB 81 isaen, uas inn
namentlid IN WltIu1utse Selan9 9eraoe
,ur Bet, oils bort Der Ipoiiiens9 oupenl
tnsie. 81 welbsr Bc,ie Sims lib &c
gen ole Gpaiitcu duBerie, berl5iet Elm
S5renieuss Ipie iolst:
Die ,Imer,cau Trotsctiue Nnocids
ton" bemibt lib nab 9raiten. in 4ms
r,ta e,ne Bartbolomdussyiabt beraufbu
beihw6ten, nur oaB i'm sescbeacu SAT-,
ole IHarelier YrOleIianten uno Die Der
tolaten aatboliitn isiu usroen. Sd
balis Die sroBe Rebt5abl Der Wttsllss
Der Der u. 3. U. iur ebrlrte, ahIbare
Qsuie, Die moeB ourb bic corruption
5abrer Der Organization iib bluter oas
9iht iibtea laii2n. Shuen Io0te e.
eiaentlib eluleubtsu, oaB ole 62 WIulos
neu 9roteltauien in otsicm Ganoe bon
Den aht WlQ,oueu SaibOllten nihls 81
iar1teu braabten, ooh ebrseiSl9e per-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

uniere Wdohen i'm Qusemeinen (Iuss
nabmsn iinb sliidliderpelie nod uOrs
banoen) iino fur eiuen h6beren 8ernf,
als ben elmer tiidtisen Sausfrau, e,ner
brauen Mutter beitimmt, welder nit 81
uielen Sorgen p'rbunoen 1T. unb leiht
bic bliibenoen Stolen ibrsr Wausen, ibre
iippise Sd6nbeit Jert0reu uno auf ibre
9iebensmiroisteit einen nahtbeillaen
GiuIuB ausiben i6nnte. Nun. penn
Die Jrauen u~nierer 8eit our1 cine ber'
ortiae Wenoeruns oes Beruies mebr an
2lebensmiro,steit seminnen, als bic
Jrausn, pie wiro ie BIS iest aetaunt. 10
1T bieier Bsdiel nur Elm ansenebmer 5u
neunen; aber bisber 1T iuobl elm Sober
pon ieiuer SHUTTER. ieiner Stweter. BON
ieiner lieben Satin. Der treuen YHeges
rim ieiner 8inoer, Der iparlamen Tsr'
palterin ieiues Sausbalts iiberaeust,
ooB lie su ben liebensmiroi9iten Jrauen
aeb6rt, obne ben l"eiisiten @unib 81 be-
gen, ooS lie lbm bas Gclo raume uno
nit Tim ben &uf pertou{h,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

rem ~beburiten Der 8ereinisuna iir ibr,
eiaeuen politiihen 8wede unb iduter
bieielbe, inoem lie our@ Gmmenmdrder
bic @emltber beunrubigteu.
@ir baben nur cine feline 3ub6rsr.
idaft bier beute Nbeno. balb nerber
aber BON liberalen 8roteitauten sr6Bsrt
3uiammentinfte aebaltsn tuerben. I'M
aeaen bic S~ntoteran5 nno sessn BIZ
ueberariffe Der u. g. u. 81 protsitiren
Die beten @lemerte iteioen iOttndt.
reno aus tsm Orben aus. oa iie ~ BEN
BemuBtiein fommeu.. oaB nidt 81,
aleid oas &itual oeiielben uno aud
bic Bunoes'G 6 contribution uno bic Goniti
tutionen Der ginjelsS toaten in gbrer
balten f0nnen.
8as Serr Gins oa iast, 1T Nles
ia idou uno gut. Die aatbOlifen Der
Yereini9ten Staateu aber pdren 9bo:
rem, ipenu iis iib auf bic YropbeSeiuu.
gen bisies Serrn uerlafieu WOlllsn. Sr
8abrbeit lit alIein @adiam'elt aud
bier Der Yrsis Der Jrelbeit. @ahiam'
felt Seist iid aber nidt BLOB in uufmtr,'
iamer, s%emeiniamer Gbuebr. i~onoern
DOR Nlem in ber 8ermeiouug Der Sch
Ter, UNI pelher milen uns bic Sor'
iebuns bic 8rantbeit bes Npaismus &c
ienbet bat. Sur Die &idtedr 81 Der
alten idlidtsn Wetbooen, 81 Der alter
Sorse fir oas eisene SeeIenbell uut
cas 8obl Der eiasnsn @emeinOen mag
bier ouueruoen @aubel Itaffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Cine ncne WNOctation.

Der ufrbGituismGBIa fieine GIfUl9,
ben Die bib, uuo 5,iherel GommiHlon
in Se,u9 aui Die Gerbituna Der WdIs
ienusrtilsu1s uou 8jlo uuo Gtid'u dui.
supeiieu bat, 1T Die Ssranlaiians ses
uuroen, bab Die SpOrtsmdnner oes
5,aates iid Suinmmensetban uno bic
Utinneiota Glme uno 6ilb Broteclipe
NIiociaticn os9riiHoet baben. Serelis
hlben lid $50 Ger'pleu Der Ssrslni
auna nnssidlolien uno Die 8eamten limb
ertuahlt uoroen. Der Serein miro lei
aer aanseu @lrHaB uutbleten, ole 5llte'
refs uno 8itc> Seless ihitisr sur Ourd'
iibyura Al briusei. Tros aaer Se.
m~ii1ansen ber 6liherei : Comm lion
uiro cas 8eiss, welhes alss onoers
5ii6eu als nit Der Hutbe uno Nnsel
uer5ieiet, in Der s,Dbteu 8e,ie uerisBt.
Eaa,dslib psroeu ulele olnoerte pon
Bianocu 5iibileiib nit Ssibla9 belest,
aber IS built Nlas u;hts. Der Serluh,
bard fleine &l1ie nit eiuem Wtsiicr
ooer 0asel in ben Wdulera Der 5ride
Die Seamten slaubsn ,u MAIDEN, bic
5tiae isieu nit Der anael 9eian9sn, III
moelieu iebtseihll9en. DIE aui Die
Weiie seSeldnetsu Slide tuereeu ebenio
nit 9eidtas bslsst, OILS Die, auf ocnen
man bic aboriide Der Nsse rod iebsn
fam. Die Stnntss 5iitsrei @Ommiiton
1T auBeroroeutlih ~sriteat iibsr Die @rius
ouus Der Same ano 5iib Stolectiuc
aiipciation" NIB beii5tist, ieses eln5elne
WtsfisS Der 8ereunisuus 81 einen mt
alien Soamabten ousseitdttetsn ,8ar'
oeu" ~ mab,n, obne iuoeiisu 9eball
81 besableu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

aebe i'm Hameu oeIielben Den @efiibleu
liebreiter Tbeilnabme Musorud, bic er
iar bic slidtibe 0oQensuna 10 pieler
Sabre, Die in Dem 9ienite @otteS nnt
ieiner Stride psrnenoet muroen. be9t,
Benn Der Bnpit, in Der Hilue ieiner De
malt uno ieiner apoltoliihen Gorge nit
iecem Biidoie, Der in @eme,nihaft mil
Dem ,6miidsn Stuble itebt. bic 5reuoeu
pie bic Sorsen ieines 2ebens germ
tbeilt, 10 fiiblt er Elm beionoeres Snte'
reIie fir bas Sdidial oes amerifantiber
g~pisfopnts. 9ieiem Sutereie bat sr
IN ieiner lebten @ncptllfa. bic fir Ims'
rita beitimmt mar. tlareu uno feierlibeu
2lusorud seseben. incem er bic Worie
oes bl. @~regorius bes @roBen 81 ben
ieiniseu mndte: rMeine 9bre 1T Die
@bre Der N%asemeinen 8irde, meme
@bre 1T bic unuertirSte Strait melner
Briioer. Damn iperoe ib mabrba't ge'
ebrt, penn ieoem eln5eluen oerlelben Die
ibm sutommeuoe gbre errieIen fplro.""
,9ie beTonbere Sobadtuns uno 3te'
be oes bt. Saters aber finoet beute tbrer
Wusorud in benz Yrieie uno in Der 60
be, bic er unierem 9eliebten Gr5bl'bol
BET @elesenbeit ieines soloenen Subl'
ldums seieuoet bat. Wttr ideint Die
inniae Spmpatbie uno 9iebe bic Der
Bapt fir @rjbiidof Blalams Iiblt,
bohlt natirlib uno oerniinft,s, ,uenn ,t
erwdse, in tpie uielen Bunften bic ar'
belt uno Dos 2eben 2so's XIII. als Ell
@rSbiibut bon Yerusia mar, benz Seber
uno Der Nrbeit bes gr5blihois bon
Bottom dbnlib iparen. Bir baben bier
,uei WGnner, in oencn aue iene gi9er'
l6aiten bis gum bDbiten 8raoe ent
wldelt iino, uelde ben Gboratter oes
mabreu dritliheu Seeleublrten aus
MAIDEN. Geshalb 1T IS bDhlt naiur'
lid, oob sDiiheu ibuen Die tnnl9ltsr
Banoe ucu G%pmpatbie uno S,ebe be
teben. Wir 1T es alio cine gbre uni
5reuoe, beren i'd meln sanSes 2eber
aeoenten weroe, oaB id bier 'eln INT
ole auirid isen uuo wdrmiten 8lnd
uinIhs 2ao's oes XIII. uuIerem &c
liebtea @rSbiihof 8iu,ams iberbrln9er
bari. W6ae Soft i'm aub furoer ls9ns!
uuo TIN Der STRIDE Don Bolton nod Ian
9e erbaltsn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Goloencs Yricltcr:S nbilGum

9ie Id0ne uno iiberaus itltCre 5eisr
bss 9olccnIn Erieiier S%ublldums begcs
ben gu f6nnen. waro @rSblidof 8ililnms
BON 8UIlOu IN lester @ohe s~eDiirct9i.
Sci oisier @eleSsnbeit lyeB Der pdpitlI6e
9etesni Wi9r. SatUli elne Iniprlhe
enrh ieineu Sttsstdr Or. &oOlsr per.
lelen:
sd CLAUDE uibt-iO lnutete SleIelbe
- onB I'D lemalS Den 8iinidsu bes bet
ligsn Baters 2eO's XIII, better ent'
iproden ba6e, ole but1 mstue ae9en
wGrligc 3%beilrabme an Dem irobeu 5sits.
tas eur 8crbsrrlidung BEG Subiiaums
zines amerltunii&en @r5biihOls 9%eieleri
niro. Sn Der 2but oertrele ih bler
ben Oberiten Sirten Der @britenbelt uni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Genius Snitruftionen.

9as Genius Bureau bot bic Snitrut.
iionen fur Die Sdbluussbeamten 5uNam'
meuaeIteIt uno cine 9opie oerielben tpiro
in 8lrse ieoem Bsumten Susebsn. Die
administrator oirfeu nur uDufdnot
ae uuo c~orrette Berihte %liefern. Seoe
ein,elne 5rase muS piuttlih beantpors
tel merben. Seoe Wcbnuns mnB bss
iudt uno ole aenaue Sabl Der 5dmll'ens
alieoer feftsetelt weroer. Sails cine
Jamilie nidt ousetruHen wiro, bari 'id
Ger Beamte auf Die Nnsaben elmer 81.
uerldElsen S,riou aus einer Nadbar'
ilmilie uerlaiieu. muB abCr unseben,
uober er ieiae Suiormotionen bat.
8er Die 5rassn Der Beamten 81 be-
antuorteu iid wsiser,, fann b,s su 60
gasen i'm @ountp'@sidnsni ein9e'
iperrt ptrceu, ober auh Die Seamten
clrieu bel N~norohuns elmer StroIe BON
$3.50 ooer 80 Enseu @eidu9niB nlbts
iber ibre Sufcrmat'onen uerlou'en la''
fen. SIN ueb,igen wiro ben Seamten
ireiar Spielraum aelcHen; in euentualen
Fallen fonnen lie ii4 Solmeliter beoie'
men. Die resuldren Sewolner bon So
tells io(sn als 81 elmer 5amllie sebor,s
betro6tet iperosn, bod bat oies feline
8iltisteit in SeSus auf Ipartemsut'
bduicr, in beusu s~inselne Samltien mob
neu. Die Sablcu, tuelhe bel oem Gen
sus ne,,n,nnt mprSpu. Spleu Die ora l.
! Suni lebsnoen Berione1 umiaiien, ielbii
wenn e~iu,elne Ycrionen nah Dem Do
,um lierbeu. NaBerosm eptbalien Die
Sntruttioneu BsItimmun9en iber Ils
Ter, 5arbe, @eialsht uno gtailoualltd'
Der @es6hlten uno es miro~ beionoers be
toni, bnB Suotuner, Die n'tt it'mmbe
reatiat limo, ubt m't3e5dblt iperoer
ioQsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

GbenIu ,uie i'm OrOen bet Bptbiass
ritter, maht iib auh in anosren Sroen
ons 8sIirsben bsmaribar, o,e bsuiide
Sprahe ausSuIhiieBen uuo Die oeutiden
Witglieoer ~ sluinaen, bel allen Or
ceusbanolunsen iih Der enaliiben Sprc'
DE 81 beoienen. Snnsrbalb oeS Sroens
Der IGriter bat oieie S~elue9un9 bere,ts
bsIiinmle @eitalt an9crommeu. Nber
bic oeutidsu 9Useu iino aui ibrer Sut;
Die 8Orgiuge i'm 8pibinSrlttersO roen
iino Elm maruenoe5 8eiipiel fir lie uno
iie wollen es oaber uibt 10 tueIt fommen
lalien, rpie bort. Don Der Court Vile
mnunia oes 56riter.O roens III 0enuer,
Col, liuo in frditlgen Worten abgeiaBte
0sidiiiia augeuommen moroen, tuelte
Der I'M Au9uIt oieieS Sabrss in Gleue'
lamb, g., SuIammtntrelenosu @roBlose
os5 Oroeus uorQeleat iuetoen Iolen.
Disielbsn srbcben 9esen ieoen Gtn9rlff
IN Die Rshte Der oeutibsn 9o9en uno
Otoeusmligticosr @irlprub uno tuarnsn
Dor Den umabiebbareu TOlaen, bic Elm
iOlhes 8orgebsu Der @rOBlose baden
miiBte. "a idnmtlibe oeutihe 2oaen
oes Oroens oieieu 9eibliIisu beigetre-
ten liHo, 1T uOhl "a eriunrlen, bob lie
Glnorud mnbeu uuo Die natiplltllben
SsibipOrue fait 9eite0t meroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Xeutc, ipelde uusssoebnt uno forts
pdbreno auSeiseu, uliien gang gsnou,
iparum Tie es tbun. sic tbun es niht
nm Der 8eiddite uno 2eute ui0eu, mel.
DE Die Nrbeit oes QuSeisens beiorsen,
ionosrn um iib ielbit wilen. Slu5eisen
limb Wlttel gum 3usde. b. 3. ous iau'
ieuoe Yublitum 81 %tnformtren, uie,
pam uno 100 oas uuo jenes gut uno
sipedbientid gu babsu, reip. Su ieben
uuo su b0rsn 1T. Die eriolgreiditen
@eihditsleute unieres GnnoeS iino Die
i~enigen, welhe iib bon ieber OH aus.
aiebignen burb Retlamen nj Yublifum
eineeiibrt baber. Cine Mense oeriels
ben, welbe beute ieoem ainoesmunoe
I'M 9auSen 2dnoe selduiig lino, wdren
Ohne Nniei9eu taum ilber ibre en8ere
6eimatb hinaus betlurt aeipproen.
0urd Druderidwirje ueribnift lia ein
aetpanoter @eitditsmnnu @Inson9 in
ieoe 5nmilie uuo mag ie I'M entieruies
ten Wlnfel oes llrwnloes liescn. Oas
Tuelitnm 1T es aepbbut, Nt hurb Die
3eitun9 81 i%niormiren, no man oas ooer
isnss buber, bDren ODER isben tanu.
Seoem 9eler 1T eS ihOu' paliirt, BOP,
penn er einen Greuuo poer Sefarnten
iru9. ipnrum CT nibt on uber bort serues
len lei, bic itereotppe Nutiucrt bstam:
y@s bat ia nidts in Der 3ettuus 9sitan'
otn."-Sn's etipa ulht 10?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Die jablreiben 2obuerbDbuusen, Die
ieBt u uQeu Tbeiien oes 2anoes ses
mslbet weroeu, iuiocrlssen nidt bios Die
Sebuupiuns Der S9abSpuuer, punad
e~rnieorisie 8oOrateu notbpenoig gu ers
nisbrieien 96bnen iibreu, lOuoern aud
bic iojiuliftiibe 2ebrs, oaB inter benz
tapitalihliben Spitem" Die Gage Der
Nrbeiter lib INNER nur peridlimmern,
aber Iib nlemals perbeiiern Tonne, plro
onourh wieoer einmnl banosreiilih ols
tnli1 erpleien. Inselihts oes Qdts
iiunosntages uuo anoerer neu5eitlider
Grrunaenidaiten iuire es iibriseus on
Der 3eit, oaB Die bein9te 9ebre Don ben
Jibrsrn Der ioSialiitiiden Seuesuus
enolid oifiSisQ in's alie giien seporfen
piroe, mie oas nit benz emit dbnlid
oussebeutstsu yeberren 2obnseieB" be-
reits uoibseoruusen seideben 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
S,crr Y,crre Nrbcl. EN- Wit9liet

0crr Ylerre Nrbel. EN- Wit9lieo
Der 0anoelstnmmgr BON st. Gtleune,
bot ani e,nsr Stuoierrelie ourh Die
Yereiristsn Staaten ben amerltanllten
Observation-Disclosures ieiue b~eionoere
QuImer;iamteit sewiomet uno Siebt in
einem 8erlhle einen inisreIianten Ser'
glei1 spiiben Dem ameritlnilhen uno
irnuSoTihsu Suouitriebstrisbe. Otti
aroBer Sfieubslt erildrt er Die lleber.
lcaenbeit Der e~riteren an uno iaBt mad
reiiliher Griui9uus Der eiuiblG9igen
8crtGuniiie, Die uriaheu fir Die sr0Bere
Broiperitlt oiesieit5 oss Oceans fol9eu'
oermd6en Suinmmgn. Gum erIten ieien
ote Wertitdtien uIel inteLl,SentGr uno
prattiiher eluseribtet, before Srnns-
portuorrihtunoen fir GohItoife uuo Grs
Seuouilie rorbauoeu. Der irauS0iiihe
5abrttant, welbsr elmaS ueroiert babe,
iute ieiu @elo iider 81 ~iieleu. osr Vine
rltauer Weuoe eS 81 SerbeIiernngeu oil,
UNI nod mg6r Su ueroienen. 90 pir'
ben, uno oas ic; Die Speiie urla5e, IN
ameriia Itets nut bic n2ueIteu uno be.
ten Wai1tncu 6enuBt. iudbreuo Der
irarBbiilbe 5abrItant IN cen mooerner
moutrielen 5eloSus nit ben Bnlieu
Der SteinSeit bineingsbe. 3um orltteH
a6ec lei aud Die Grtelt IN ben amerlIa'
uiibeu @erfitdtteu beIlsr p~rsanlIirt
Scr 2lQsm isl Die Nr5el!stbellung biz
ms tlelnite Detail blnein c%onIcquent
ourhgciIbrt. Ser Nmerltauer be5d9lt
ieiue 9eute better, oerlau9e aber cub N
teniiu,te MISUNDERSTANDING. uCberall leler
4 y. Sllisirdiie Ou9eiteGt, weIde Der
8crtsbr III ben Rerisdttsn, ben Srdns'
pOrt Der Berttude u. I. 10. oarmi,teln
oesGaib brau6e isiu Nrbeiter Die por
lGm planmGBig 81 psrrl6tenoe arbel'
81 osrlaiitn, nm ii6 nenes Wntssla
Al bolen O0er iertiae arbeit abSulletern
Nebsu oitiu Brinoea SOut Serr Nrbe
aud Dem raGsrCn amerIrdniiden uuter.
ueIman0s0elit, Der ibm beionoers lmpo'
uirt bat, rldDlltloie Quertenuuus.
Or. prics's Cream Safiu9 popoer
SS6fs sssltsaushslunss ansseidrtR9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Wbcnoirtcoc.

Sdwebe, Nono. I'M tieien Slau
ueber Sergesboben,
Spruole &aner, bltnte 8bau...
Na6t, wIe biit on ihbn!
Spie9le, See. ben reinen Strabl;
6rleoe atbmeno limb
9urb oas wielenbeae 3bal
Naue, welher &ino!
@ie ourh einen 3auberi6la9
BIN ih un9eltlmmt
Son 8eoanfen, Die Der Tag
Srln9t uno plcoer ntmmt.
9as es aud ein Sterben 9ibt,
Subj lb obne Sbmer5;
8as Id liebe, mas mid llebt,
@ebt mir fill our6's Ser5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
LIN nenIeniaen Sentihcn. Die Der

tN"s
5abnenladt o0sr Der SerI,5uu8 Der
Hcbrplibt iih ihuIOls MAIDEN, ben
Quien,bdit in NasIanoe "a cribwcrer,
habm ieet Der &ric9 sminlIter uno Der
Rimter oes Sauern Die @smeIuoebs'
b0rocn auselp elem, iir iolAs BerionIn
ieruerbn feIHe IuisebOle gum 8pCde
Der Gbei6itCBur9 mcbr bstdnnt gu ma
Den ulo oabct etmal9en NuHoroeruH5sn
usscn Sttanntmaduu9 oss G6eduiSts
Goles fir I'm Nuslanoe iiA aIibalieuoe
0eutitea lur Damn 81 mIipreten, menr
Der 0adpeis sellsistt Wtg6. Dob es iih
nibt nm iabEeupabll8e Yerioneu ban
belt. 0le in Nmerlta WO6Eeuo1n oeui,
ldsn Sabuer llhussu burilc ole 1ro,
buns ,uenis 9ealren. beam blersnlanoe
6eoori man sum 2pede Der @bei6lie'
Buns temes aaisebOtes IN Der alien Sei'
matb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Ter Senat bes "a. Gonsreies if
curh bic nun erfOlste Hahl zines Ssna'
tors fir ben Stuat Selawure uol5dblis
seporosn. Sm rGhiten Senat weroen
43 &epublitaner. 80 9emotraten uno 6
Yopulliten pertreten iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Aus Dem Aorowefen.
MinmrCata.

Glearw q +. - Gin 5euer sers
ftorte 9onnerftos oas Softamt uno bic
Sebduoe BON @bitins uno Sdpab.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-01
nearly every time.

THE following extract from the edi-
torial columns of the Boston Traveller in
dicates that the silver question has
broken out in an aggravated form even
as far east as Massachu setts:
The transition from the double to the
single standard has been accompanied
by widespread distress, from which not
even the ''moneyed man" has been free
Both the two leading parties profess to
be bimetallic, but dare not practise it. A
large share of the Individual members of
both parties are bimetallists If either
party pronounces for gold only. all such
members will be driven at once to the
other. So both will try to be non COM
initial. and positive men will be forced
toward a new party, simply, if for o
other reason, because it will be positive.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-01
MR.. cALDERHEADs views.

A correspondent of the Clay Center
Times in letter to that paper from
Washington undertakes to define and
defend Congressman Calderhead's posi-
ton on the silver question. Following
is an abstract from the letter:
"What he advocates he believes to be
for the best interest of his district and
the United States, and he does not pro-
pose to temper his opinions for the sake
of political preferment He is a bimet-
alist; but bimetalism is an expansive
term and can and does cover a multitude
of opinions. He favors and will contend
for laws that will maintain the equality
of and secure the largest coinage and
use of both GOLD and silver as money
without destroying their parity, and also
the largest use of paper currency that
can be maintained without deprecla
ton"
Mr.. Calderhead's constituents believe
in the free coinage of silver
at the ratio of Is to /. as
Mr. Calderhead very we'll knows. 1t
will not do to hide behind the fact that
they voted for him after he was honest
enough to declare his opposition to sill
yer. People are often compelled to vote
for a man who does not express
their views as a choice between
evils. 1t was clear to the people
of the Fifth district that neither of
the other candidates were in accord with
them on the silver question, which fact
in connection with their ardor for the.
redemption of Kansas" caused them to
support Mr.. Calderhead Notwithstanding
his antagonism to silver, relying upon
his honesty and hoping perhaps that
when elected he would conclude to vote
in accordance with the sentiment of his
district rather than with his own per
sonal views.
"Bimetalism is an expansive term" he
says. 1t is. 1t Is SO expansive that
whole host of politicians have been able
to hide behind it It means everything
or nothing, according to the point Of
view. The people will not be fooled by
/ it longer. The line of battle has been
marked out On one side are those who
favor single gold standard; on the
other the believers in the restoration of
| silver to where it was. There is no
longer any middle ground or any room
to dodge. There can be no more skulk-
| ing in the brush by the peoples servants
without being called to account He
that is not for silver is against it and will
be dealt with accordingly. The true
friends of silver have no difficulty in
making themselves understood. The
advocates of silver coinage are making
no fight on gold, hence there is no use
| for the term "bimetalism." Scratch a
"bimetalist" and you will find gold bug
nearly every time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-01
SILVER MEMS PLANS.
Democrats and Republicans Form a Com
pact for the COuntry's Good.

Democrats and Republicans Form Com
pact for the COuntry's Good.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April lit is
not probable that when the time comes
around for a presidential campaign Mr..
Sibley, who has been named so far in
advance by the Bimetallic League, will
take the field as candidate of the silver
mea. The silver leaders desire to avoid
the necessity of organizing silver men
into the third party, and much work is
being done to that end.
The action of the Bimetallic league in
starting an organization is not antagonis-
tic to the general plan of working as far
as possible within the old party, but is ex-
pected to fit ia exactly with the general
scheme. There is an extraordinary ac-
tivity among the silver men at this time,
and much more even than the public
conceive is being done in preparing for
the struggle of 1895.
An effort is being made to reach an IN
Outstanding between the leading silver
Republicans and the leading silver Dem
ocrats whereby they will unite in sup
porting the candidate of either of the
old parties which shall select free coin
age man for a candidate or to bolt
from both parties if they both ed
here to the gold Standard policy.
They have become convinced that the
plan of the anti-silver men is to practi-
cally abandon all effort to control con-
gress in favor of sound money, and to
devote themselves entirely to the pro-
curement of president who will stand
in the way of silver legislation.
1t is understood among the leaders
that they are not to be Influenced by
their party associations to support any
candidate whose position on this question
is not entirely satisfactory to them.
If the silver leaders can accomplish
an effective understanding among their
people, they will probably devote their
efforts to the accomplishment of what is
desired through the medium of the old
party conventions, one or the other.
If both the old parties fail to fully
recognize the silver sentiment both in
the platform and nomination, there are
two courses which it is proposed to pur-
sue. One is TO select as a silver candi-
date on an independent ticket some free
coinage man who is both prominent and
influential in one of the old parties and
who has not heretofore gone off on any
side issue or been suspected of weakness
of loyalty to his party.
The other proposition is to name no
candidate, but to vote for independent
electors in each state pledged on as
sembling in the electoral college to vote
for some man for president who can be
relied upon to Loyalty support the cause
of the free coinage of silver at ratio of
Is to 1. In some states these independ-
ent electors might be chosen by Repub-
lican votes and in others by Democratic
votes, but all would finally unite on a
e-coinage man for president.
! 1t is said that the silver men will not
be satisfied with the nomination of either
Reed, Mckinley. Harrison, Allison OF
| Whitney.