People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-13
Mr.. WATSONS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

solely of my promise to do So that accept the nmn
@ n' e pu M I'll % @ for
campaign order that all JUDGED minds may just
As the time for beginning the Campaign APP
preached the Democratic found itself dying condition and
resorted desperate remedy itself from dissolution publicly
renowned the Republican policies which
and protested the Popu which bitterly Having
segniorage coined having condor ID
bonds violation Of law having acquiesoed policy
the Wilson Bill Democratic party realizing
determined anticipate the triumph Poum by public confession of
political guilt assertion change heart devou acceptance
of Popu principles demand Peoples party should
its quarters and political possessions.
very staggering political mpudence this 1t
minority of the Democratic which murdered silver in 1893 1t
majory that did ia majority the House, and majority in the
Senate And the who committed the deed promise
seemny to undo their work than they promised 1892 not do it
So suserVent was the Democratic majority that they made no effort
hundred million dollars OF the violation the plain Ian
The Democratic majority could compelled the Administration
coined the silver bullion under the $780, with
these silver dollars have redeemed the Notes of 1890 The
put paved
the for gold and thus opened opportunity
issuing bonds Tue Democratic majority made vindicate the
the people Such reoOdthe undeniable
During dreary years 1892 Republicans and
ocrats alike falling effort first
Streets feet and lowest in the dust OF political he
d f Ut the p Su W b e 0n Of a aat o Fl %
claimed constantly undying angonim Wall street and its policies
held alof the sacred banner of peoples rights and called
Republic Since boe Rhodenk
the Highlands and the Fiery sped from mountain and
glen spontaneous of popular
enthusiasm marked the growth OF the Peoples party One Creed
purpose hope inspiration moved ALL and had stny put
land from Democrats like Senator German and Hill
Democrats like Mr. Bryan and Mr. Bland would have been driven @
Thus opu principles would have been represented by u
ademen who neither ashamed of their creed their
Chicago adopted leading Popu
list principles nominated for the first place ticket candidate
But there was ~eru minority present Which protested against the
yan party they named for the second place on the ticket
ddate who the minority element the Chicago
among men, victory representatives
the Eastern Corporation Interests Railroad interests n and
before the Bryan well knew what had been dne had been
checkmated in the very hour of their rejoicing.
Following Democratic Convention the Popuis National
Two distinct factions appeared One was composed of Democratic
emes who demanded that the Peoples party hOud Internationally
the Democratic ticket and thereby abnd separate
existence surrender its Creed and trust the future of the country
the patriotic of party which had recently pased the
"Sng gold standard effort extravaganza
Congress- which then and adding from million
dollars monthly o National Deot
OF the Democratic National Convention
statesmen patriotic and unSs h this because the
They proved their holiness Of aim and consistency OF by
only demanding that the POpusts nominate Mr. Bryan but that they
j nominate Mr.. Sewal also.
Road The who composed had the brazen rone claim that
Popm should adhere the principles upon which the party had
that party deep parties and
thai with surrender and DEATH They claimed
that the silver South and West believed
that the best unite South and West nominate Sun
with Western They likewise said that the best way
unite Popults and Democrats Popust
These Middle ofh Road said that silly
be off the the
trick The party had been butt under trials difficulties and dis
oouagement had worked its onward through abuse c
representation and electoral frauds In the South the Democrats had said
the the Republicans In the West Republicans
hired by the Democrats We had grown steadily
SANDERS and rascaies and length the
1t seemed pity to let enemies and destroy
Middle Road that only silver
patriots who really wanted silver coinage could afford
years fidelity under the circumstances
On the other hand the Road said they
Internationally the Democrats They had recently slaughtered
They fresh from the debauch of broken pledges They
still reeng from their mad causa of class legislation They
political masters powerful minority,
posed silver still remained in their ranka minority remains
Bryan asssinate silver the
Democratic party than from without.
1t Popus which had forced Democracy
of the To
disbandg Peoples party invite the their
stE%ldling.
Middeofthe-oad said that they willing help
the silver but that the Chicago
afeo nothing but another Democratic pledge and that