The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-07-25

troubles. Ne man ever saw him In A
passion. He is cool and of flawless
temper He Is of good poise and his
emotions sit steadily, as becomss the
emotions of one who, with care tor
himself, eats thrice day, SCOTS at
dyspepsia and sleeps soundly OF nights.
Bryan is well, even highly educated.
He has dug through books and trun-
neled learning equal with any dusty,
musty college professor of them ALL
More than books, he has studied men,
and their lives have been his lessons.
He has memory like wax, and all he
has heard or read or seen abides with
him.
He is not so profound as quick, and,
with an intellect rather military than
philosophical, he makes weapons OF
all he knows, and every scrap of learn
ing belonging TO him is at prompt and
ready hand to be either defensive or
offensive, as his swift genius for COM
bat may decide.
When Bryan made his famous cam
vass of his state, in 1890. the old time
politicians took no interest in the bat
tie, as they looked upon it as lost at
the outset, and they were more than
niggardly in furnishing the sinews OF
war, But the younger democrats were
more than jealous, and by their vigor-
Gus ehores iuliy hiade up Tor the lack
VI vaunpalsn lulius.
Ml. bryan was 'heh' as now, COM
para.iNeiy poor man. ana ms campaign
r 8 were limited 10 less thah S4oe.
pu, .,ie greaVese interest was aroused,
auu sir. Bryan tour became one long
ovation Inc Republicans mad sub
h'o'eu d prohiol.ioh aihendment TO
ene s.ave eonsVisueiols anu the Demo-
era.s' III 'neii platform, hao declared
against piVuioi1ioh- Lincoln ana
oniaiia, tiie largest cities IN tue state
mere in Tue uistricl, ana IN them the
nepupiicans iosV heaVliy on the tem-
peianse ISSUE
q seliA,he feature OF eie campaign
was ,nc ciiaiielige ISSUED py the DEM
ooIa.ie conin'i'tee 70 1ohnen 10 as
ouss the ISSUES OF lhe Jay IN Joiht ae-
oa.e Win hf.' nfyah: iney aia hot
iea,9 eApeee ehae Nohheli Wonld ne
lasn enough 70 accepe' put hopeu 10
li,aAe l ,oiie'esh capital OUT OF ms reius-
al Cohuell, however battered by
,ornief successes III harrangulng heip-
iess Ju,Ies, dccepoeu ohe chaiiehge'
Mf' pfsaa uheh shower that ne was
noo onis ms adversary superior IN
oraeory' put also ms master IN matters
~ iao., iiorougniy familiar WIN
.no supjco.s 70 ~ uiscasseo' ne was
equippcu Win slaeisticai ana histori-
oai ,nIoi ila.'o'' anu was ever ready 70
iieee one poiuos VI nls opponents on
eoo n as wen as poii'icai grounds.
= rom t'ie outses ms advantage was
50 marked ihao oohheii's friends rec
oil'ilieii',eu hiih 70 iihu some excuse 10
u . oue VI .he contest, put Win more
peisis.. , .'ia,i uiscre,ioh ne refused
70 70 iieaIAe'i 70 'heir ausice' ana wllen
.ne 'oVes Neie couiiuea ~ was iouhu
enao ~ iiso peeh snoWeo uhoer oS
p'ajoil.y 81 leariy ',oVo'
p.sa'i, al opscure' struggling law
se In m s. sniaii Neorasha Town, Win
sinaii income ana gloomy prospects,
ON. .'n ), W ooneivss Win 'iie overwheiin-
i.e ,'e'iioolaelc majority wil.ch record
"a ''ie country reouNe oi Mchihiey-
SUI ~. a..
- e'le nunu,eu anu more young
h i'll' Mho .heli appeared Ia con-
$3.50 sd' nc was aniohR ,he Youngest a
~" n'oiiVns ple,ious nc ii''o ceieoraeed
~, on,f.s -n,sI pifeiiuay,
r. neAo " ,'ir slloo,ii shaNeh, posisn
paiies, " ieAas, nc was Youngest
h men, VI ,he mouse. re SAT away
oaoN iear the ran WIN hi,Rofe' VINO
ulieA peeoeuit acquired iahie py kickias
open oiie iiiaii, uoor' Wiicn Reed mas,
orueleu iocheu "hiie counting WIS
iole quoruni.