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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Yolttti6cs Stretht6t.

Inter obiser Spismarfe sebt uns fol.
9enoe Correspondents nit benz @r'uben
81, lbr &aum i'm yNorbitern" s0nnen 81
uouen: pa man lest ibon Supeilen BON
oieiem ooer ienem ganoloaten fir oieies
ooer isnes Nmt bort, 10 bIrfte es tpobl
ats ON Ylase ernbtet peroen, ueun Die
Stimmsebsr iid 5uiummenraHen unc
ibre NnIibten ilber bas 9anoioatenpes
fen laut weroen lafien. Sn einem @oun
to, mie Stearns, oas 10 Iberpieseno
oemOfratiib 1T, ioQte es bon rebtsnes
gen nlbt %rorfommen, oaB bic @ountps
Nemter tbeilmeile Don Rspublifanern be
'est iiuo. DAB oies absr in unierem
@ountp Der Jau, oaran 1T Der Wansel
an glnisfsi! aIeiu idulb. 0ieIer Wan
gel irat aber sauS Defenders Dor Spel
Snbren bel Der Rubl zines SberiHs Der
Dor. SO lei fern bon uns, 9esen ben ieBh
gen Sheriff aud u elm Wort fallen 81
~Ioiien, mir bsid,dnten uns ulelmebr auf
Die 8smeriuns. ooB er ieine 8abl obns
9Deifel benz Wan9el an oemofratiIber
@~lni9telt gu ueroanfen bot. Do iest
ibon. ipie seiast, ganoioaten in Mense
Don iid bDren laiieu NIT Der Betbeuss
runs, onb ieber GtnSelne i'm Jelbe bleibt,
big bic Ieste Gimme se5dblt 1T. 70 fons
men mir nitt umh,n. unlere Weinuns
sur 9sltuns sslauser ~ lalisn.
IS ibeint uns gang fiber, oaB cine
Ienoeruna i'm Sauoeln Der oemofratis
'dsn &stben elntreteu muB. faQs cine
aenosruna Der pol,tiihen 3uitdnoe Der
leBten Sabre in Stsarns gounip beSmedt
weroen iou. @sr slauben nlht, oaB es
i'm ganSen State elm Sueiies @ounip
s,bt, ouB ourbtpes 10 remotratiid 1T. tuis
Stsarns, uub beiisn oemofrutiiber @eiii
bob 10 sar penia i'm 9anSen Eerional
Der SberiffssS ifice uer,reten 1T. Wie
tann nun oieiem usbelitanbe ~ab9ebolfsn
lperosn? ginjis uno uIein oaourh, BOB
Die GsmOtraten feit auiammen balten
uno bann iib bel Der domination fir
cas Sberifisamt auf einen Wann einls
gen. Der oas Sutrauen aaer beIist uno
burd oelieu Nomiua,iou ole peri0alis
den Waitinationen bsieitist wiroen.
8lr s~lauben in Ssrrn 5rau5 8enolten
bon T,eeport elneu Wanu fir oas
Sberlffsamt empieblen 81 oIrIen, OUT
ben Die Oemofratsn pom Stearns gountp
lib uereinissn f6nntsu. 9euiB miro iib
NIsmano i'm County fiuben. Der ibm Die
5dbisteit elmer ebrenpertben Nmtsuer'
lualiuus abIireiten wlroe, ple es S'uei.
feisu5ue aub nur nenise seben Dlro,
bic, tuie er, oas Sertraufn oerer 9enies
Ben. bic lbu am beitsn fenren. Seit rs
Sabren betleloet er ununterbroben per-
thleoeue 5onrdmter uno felt ben lsbten
uier Sdbreu 1T er Elm prominentes Wlts
al,eo oss Gounipratbs. gr udre gang
bsItimmt fur oas Sberlifsamt Der redte
Wann ON rsdten 8lab, unb faas er
Dem Wuuibe. un oas Nmt iit 81 be-
perben, natsebeu tpiiros, mare ben polis
iiibsn Ge,bereien Der leBten Sabre oa'
ourd u%Orsebeust.
Webrere seber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Eas oeuti6e xteo.

Nls aus Der oltsn Seimntb mir aeSo,
gen, als unter frembe NRsnI1en mir ms
mii1ten, bic anbers oahten, onbers
iprahen uno auoers banbslten, oils BIZ
Wutter uus selebrt. ba iebnten mir una
nobl nab einem f~tarfeu Banbe, bas una
umidlisBen uno Suiammenfisen f0nnte,
oomit ourd Ginisteit unb feftes Nueiu.
a~noerbalten mir uns bic tbeuren Glitter
pabren m0bten, bic aber's Wsltmeer
mir ms fremoe 9ano sebra1t. llno
oisies Bauo: mir batten es ielbft miiae.
iibrt. elm f6ftlihes GermddtuiB unIerer
Batter mo- es, Elm Gut, uie es aleif,
ib6u unb eoel fein auberes Bolt beiibt,
oas bort i'm alten 8atsrlanoe leit Sabr.
bunberten sebest, aepileat unb tets Der.
mebrt ipiro:-oaS oeutihe 2ieo.
Das oeutibe 2tsol-Die 9idter ba'
ben es seprisien, IN bebren 3onen if
ietn Sob seiunsen worosn. Bonn eriten
Glntritt IN bas Gebsn bis sur lesten
Stunoe bssle,tet es 'ons alno Der bsut.
lden groe. Ras nnisr Solf oenft unb
ilblt, oas briidt Is aus in ieiuen Sic.
bern. Die Suseno iudt in ibusn &rait
uno Sidrfe unb &iesluif fir's ernfts
2%ebenstusrf, oaS Utter flblt iib neu
ueriinst uno nod e,umal ourdlsbt es
ldnsit %uersanseue 8elteu. wenn bic Der.
emit aeiunsenen 2ieoer o Neuem ourb
bic Suite idalen. Sir ieoe Stimmuns,
ieoe Sage. fir ieoeu ShmerS uno ieoe
5reuoe. fir ieoes Slid unb ieoes llnses
mad birst oieier 2ieoeridas elm Stid
fir unS.
Sbr mubten mir uas nabreu, tpenn
mir bic onosrsn Sitter retten polten,
Die uns Der idpere aampf um's Daieln
inmitten frsmoer, %falter. trodener Wen'
idsn, 81 reuben brobte. gr paro our
mo btIsen 8afie, sur &ifuns, pelts
unier Deutihtburl ihirmenb bsdte, gum
8ano, oas ale 9sutiben i'm reuen Bn
tsrlanoe fet Suiummenidlos. I'm bic
Serufenen, Die bic aptbarfeiten oieiss
Shases beben uno aler Wslt in ibrer
reinen Sh0nbeit Selaen fonnten, iam'
meltsn iid bic 9auienbe, bic ielbii
niht finitlerlid besabt. bod tets iih
nah benz mabrbait Sd6nen iebnen unb
ireuois Opier brinsen. nm neue Stdt
ten fur bic Yilsse Der Wuiit ~ iduifsn.
9as beutihe 2leo CAB ben eriten NnitoB.
CUR @~rinbuna BON 8ereinen, be nsbsn
Dem @eians balo oeutihe Sittcn, oeut,
ihe Sprabs unb oeutides Bsien for
certen uuo LIBERAL sur @eltuns brahten.
Dem oeutihsn Gleoe babeu mir es su
~peroauteu, ,penn uniere Sersine nibt Su
Dem seworoeu iino, tpas uniere anglo.
amsrifani,hen Wltblrger unter lbren
Stubs peritebsu. Sbm seblbrt Der
Danf oaiir, bas Die Rdume, Die Der
Deutid Nmsrltaner Der @sieQisfsit
wiomet, mabre uuo reibs 5riitte tra
senoe YilanShdtteu Der beutidsu Den.
fesart seporoeu limb. 9as beutibs
9ieo bat uns bauor bewabrt. in trode.
mem uno seilbaoiem Dabinlsben unter.
iu9sben, es bat uus INNER pieoer oaran
srinnert. lpie ihOn Die oeutite Sprahe,
pie reid uuo uneridOpfl,d Der Born III,
aus benz oas 8eiiteslebsn oes beuiiben
Bottles Quilt. G5 bat uns ben Gam.
melpuntt seseben, UNI ben mir uus
ihaaren fonnisn, UNI nit uereiuter Rruil
i'm neuen Yaterlanoe bic alten. unerisS
lihsu neueu SbiBs 81 b%eluabren, bic Die
alte Selmaib uus 9eIhenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

uns erfreut uno our Iuseno onlporut III
es oarum nidt bldg. baB mir ibr be er'
ten Brobuite (Blumen) bes Jriblinss
idenfen uno ibre 8iloer uno Nltdre. be-
iOnosrs aber unier Ser5 ibr sur gbrsn
idmiiden 2ebteres if ibr en- moblaes
fduiaSten bon Naem uno BON REDEEM &C.
gen fir uns besleitet, oann miro unier
psr5 tets BON pabrer 5reuoe 5eieelt
iein, wenn mir ibr unter allen @eitopfen
tets ben erften Blas %einrdumen; uno
rpie Die SdDnbeit Der Natur ibre Serrs
lidfeit sleidiam mitfeiert uuo fid bon
uns gu ibrer Yerberrliduns aebrauden
ldBt, 10 ueriiBt unb uerih6nert War,a
aub uns tpieoerum bic 2leblihfeit uno
ben &si5 Der Natur. 10 bob MIR erft oann
uns eisentlid red, 81 freuen oeriteben,
mir iie ienren uno lieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Die Yoli,ei in 0ew Yorf bot jest
hire liebs Notp. Nu 200 Wlrtbe buben
ibre Birtbldaiten in ios%enannien w0o'
tells" umsednoert. SaSu sebort nab
benz @eisse BON Nsw g)orf peiter nlbts.
als oaB Der 8lrlb Sebn abseihlol1ene
&dumlitfsltsp, ieoe nit Belt uno Wo
beln psrlebeu, bat. Nud muB er feline
@dite iltteru tOnren. Selbtoertdnos
llt maht iib bic @eitidte iebr leldt,
uena Der Birtb Elm srVBss 2ofal bat.
@r brautt oalielbe blob ourb Smllpen'
iulnoe III sebu &ammern abbutbellen.
Der 8ortbell bss Wirtbs, iuenn er Iid
oils ,Soislier" etablirt, beftebt BARN,
oaB er aub on SorntaSen 8etrdnte per
faufsn fam, nur n,bt I'M SbanfSimmer
Bubrlib, es 1T elne i1llmme Sdde um
Die 8elesmaberei, penn es Iib oarum
bunoslt, Die Meniben nit @epalt mo
raltih 81 MAIDEN. @s s,bt Der ausmsss
fetn Gnoe, uno Der 1euiel 1T lditiser ole
Der seideioisite @~eiesseber. 0as bette
Wittel. oummer @siesen ben @araus
81 MAIDEN, 1T, nit Der sartSen 2emps'
reu55anoe am SIimmtditen auf5nrdu'
men. Nle Compromise iino feiner
SduB Yuluer wertb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Sebr pernilnitige aniibten iiber
bas tb0ribte Sesluuen, burh ftrenae
2emperensseiese uuo bobe 2lcsn5 en- ouh
ben BiersenuB 81 bsibrdntsn ooer io9ar
sGrslid Su unteroriden, best u. u. aud
Der enellid amerifaniide 81 Staaisiss
nator Iitus Sbeparo BON Hem Yorf,
Der erfi tirSl,d BON elmer &eiie ourd
Sioa inertia 5uriidsefebrt 1T. @r erfldrt
es fir ldderlld, aus 1emperenSriid id
ten sinen aampi sessn oas Bier 81 fib
rem, benu baielbe idsine iberal in Der
8elt bic idwersn ulfobolliben &etranfe
perordusen 81 molten. Mon Tonne ). y.
IN ben characterization &epublifen DIE
@riabruns MAIDEN, baB Bier Elm Die
MdBisteit iDroernoes 9etranf 1T. Dcri
fOfte Der SeritenIaft, in Nnbetrabt oes
boben Sreiies bes Giles, unsefabr Go
Gents uHo nur bic poblbabenoe BsuDl.
.eruna Tonne Bier aIs Stimulansmlttel
ssnieBeu. $50 es einsebiraert lei, ION
ne man weuls Eruntenbeit finoen; an
osrs uerbalis es iih nit Der drmeren
8lafe. 3isie battle iib an bilisen Jn'
ielidnups, fir iiinf Gents oas @las, nno
uumdBtsfeit in bobem @raoe iei Die
Jol9e oaoon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Ser WbeuO.

Wie 10 lets bte gldtter peb'n,
Sn benz lieten. itiIen 6atn,
come min lbpn i6lafen seb'n.
2dst ibr splp'nes 6embelein
Stnten auf ben arilnen &alen,
Wo bic fhlanten Siribe sraftn
Sn benz rptben NbentIbein.
Sn Der 2ue1en tlarer Stub
3reibt fetn 5iihlein mebr lein Sptel,
Sebes iuhei, no Is rub't.
Sein aepptnlih Srt une 3iel.
unb entItlummtrt uber'm 0auiten
&uf Der Melen leiies 8aufhsn,
3ptlhen tunten 8ieieln futl.
S6lanf i6aut auf Der S%elfenwanb
Gid bic 8lctenblume UNI;
0enn perIpdtet iiber Qanb
gSia Elm gten6en NIT 8elumm
Gid CUR Nahtberberse melpen,
Sn ben blauen 3arten 3elten,
Shlupft btnein une wirt gang itumm.
gGalein, euer i6pa6ss Nsf,
St bas Nbenplieo pplbra6t.
Wirb ME cine Burg 10 feIt,
5romme gb9lein ihust sur Na6t
8e9en 8db- unp Ndrcertraaen,
Die i'm S6ldf tie u%berfauen,
0Ctt, Der uber Aae pabt.
5reusr Sctt. eu biit nitt melt,
Dir pertrlu' n mir pbne 6arm
Sn Der pilpen Giniamteit,
QEie IN SofsS eitel'm Stparm.
0u pirlt uns bic Suite bauen.
9aB mir fromm unb pca Vertrauen
Cider rub'n in petnem Nrm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
500 0eIpbuuua! 500.

Die 9titr etsisr 3situns rsresu lid frsuen, ,u e..
fdbrsu, ea6 20 pentsftsus sine sefur6 tste Rrdnfteit
atsbt, ptl6e bic % tNsnitift In aa' itrsn Stufen ju
tsilsn TN Stdnts III; Saa's 8dfarrb.8ur IN bic etn.
tise icst Ter dritltbsn Srueerftaft ~tstaunts p~sittss
,aur. aatirrt %trtrrhert ale sine ufttattensfrdnf
ttit cine epnfttutipneae Setaneluua Sau's 8atdrrt.
.aur ptre tnnerlib seH pmmen une rirft ttreft anf
eds Slut une tie ftlsimietn Sssrha6sn ets SY.
fsms. Iatur6 he @runtldse her 8ranfbat ,trhS.
rene uue esm yatiSnten 8rait sebsne, intem he tie
aenhitutipn ~duitaut une er Natur In itrsm gperfe
tilit. Die Gissnttamr tattn 70 pisl Ssrtrauen ,u
itreu 6silfraiten has ia sintuneert Ieuars Sslst.
uune fur ieesn 8aa d~nbtstsn. ZEN ne ,u furiren yer.
fsblt. East sat cine eifs ron 3susniHsu iommsn.
Nan aertHirt;
3. 8. GttntS b &c., GslsAs, q.
- BsvfasftSsR asR QDstbstssa, 7be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
9emOfratiide Gonutn Gonpeutiou.

Sfii5ieler Nuirui: Cine oemptrati, be
9 oupentiou FIR Stearns gpuntn, Winn
tpiro AM Ntrttwoh, ben 10. SUM-, 1896,
mor9ens 10 ubr, I'M gourtbauie Al Saint
Glouo sum 3uede sebalteu, 80 Ielesaten
CUR oemoiratiiden Siaats : Convention au
erruableu, Die IN Ct. Eaul Ionueritaa, ben
II. Suni, 1896, sum 3pede 9ehalten tpiro,
Is Delegation uno Sertreter gu erpdblen,
UNI bic Democratic oes Staates Rinneipta
uui Der oemotratiihen Hationalsg onpentipn
Si repraientiren, uelde am 7. Suli 1896 in
= bica9o, 81, iiattiinoet, uuo UNI reun Bro
iioeutensg lettoreu 81 eripdblen. Die Baiis
Der 8ertretuns icu iein elm 7elesat FIR ieoe
so Stlmmen ooer oereu Sruttbell, uie tie
IN 1894 fur ben 8ouueru6r abaeaeben muir.
ten. Su ueberltimmuna nit ore'er Ser.
theiluns rueroen bic uerihieoenen Yrecinfte
CUR iolsenoeu 3ele9atensanSabl IN Der gon.
pentton berettt9t ieln;
Trecintte. SprliSer. Insahl Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Die amtliAe Nntinbisuns be5iislib
oes Serfauis Der 5ihtenbeftdnoe IN Der
&so 2aie. &sleruation 1T Samitns benz
Sunbes 9anncommliidr 2amoreur IN
lbrer euosiltissu 5aiiuns 6ur lesten
8urdiidt uno lluterihrift porseleat
tuoroen. Der Snbalt bes Nftenildes
bat in leBtsr Seit feline welentlide aen'
oeruns msbr sriabren uno eniipridt beute
nod ben Mittbeilunseu. welte bel Der
8erDfentlituns oss gntwuris aemadt
iuurbeu. Gs fommen i'm @an5sn 3OOl
"9rucis" oosr ,9ots," bel eiuem Mtlnl'
malpreiie bon SO per iauienb JuB So'i
5ur 8erteiss,uns. Der Sol5bsftano out
ben einSelneu .9ots" 1T lebr perfhleosn
nno parlirt Snlihen 10000 uno 7OO,'
O00 Gus. Die 9aae Der Beriteiserun
gen iinb nod nidt bsitimmt ruoroen une
ionnen aud ni&t enbsiltis fetaeisB'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

tuerben, Bis bic Nntinbisuns bic seneb.
misenoe unteridrift bes SeiretdrsS mitb
erbalten bot. DIE Jriit Smiiden Der
yer6ffentlidurs Der amtliden Nntinoi
suns uno Dem eriten 8eriteiserunsster
min oarf befa nntlih nidt firSer als auf
iedSis Gage bemeiien werben. Gs if
iomit faum an5unebmen, bob nit benz
8erfauf Dor benz Nonat Suli besonnen
tperoen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Or. gieber's dlteite 3odter 1T benz
,Naii. Sutsn" 5uiUlse ON 9. Nprll BET
ben Shpeitern pom armen 8inoe Seiu
in aaden oils NOoi5in eiusetretsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Gin lrrpiarr ana aanias.

Rep. g. g. Gpultou BON Glrcleulle. S.,
ia9t: Or. &arucr-Sbr .sShite &tue Of
Gar Sprup" Uuroe IN nelner Samllie 9e.
braubi uno ais eth Wtlttel beiunoeu, oaS
mebr mo beiier III, ais Sic beanipruten.
IS 1T ell ruides 0etlmtitel 9e9eu ale
Sals- uno guugeuleloen. gu periauieu IN
u. ;, Subn's Npptbete. ct. elouo, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

SalIluB tritt oft aui bel taltem 8etter,
bic rnnere Sauo er9reifeno uno anoere 86r.
peribeile Sopo's Sarlaparila, Der arpBe
Slutretnt9er bellt SalSlluB.
0opo's Yillcn ipirfeu pprsiiglih mad Der
NlablSe,t uno turiren &ppfueb. csc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Vie Sornablen lperoen III ben perihieoes
men Sopns uno WahlpreSmtteu BON 7 bis 8
ubr abenos am Samltag, Den 6. Suni, 1895
9ebalten uno Die NablurneH miifien cine
Stunoe pIien lem. 3te gSablplaBe iino wie
fpl9t:
ll6anu, in Der 5cwnbaue.
Niblep, III s. 9. 5reoerit's 8pbnuua.
Npon, III Suliep's Sotel. Q
Brpdpap. TN ShuIbauie Iiitritt IL.
9olleseptlle, in Better 9it's 8pbnuua.
Grou GATE, IN Sobn Sn9eriol's 8ohuuna.
Groiu 6lper, IN StIa9e Salle IN Belgrade.
Goen GATE, III ). y. Mtener's 0obnuna.
5air Sapeu, in Yaul Mans 8obnuna.
EARNING. I'M Yoitoifce @ebduoe.
@ettp, IN Geo. Steben's @pbnuns.
8rpoe, I'M Stllase SduIbauie gu Neire
8rppe.
Soloins, III 3ieorid's Sotel.
Brain, in Cos. gremer's @pbnuns.
GATE 8eorse, im Stulbauie (tabe 8. y.
Sreitbdd.)
gate Ssnrn, I'M SIllage Shulbduie.
Sc Suut, III Sobu 5%erifpetler's 8chnuna.
Suremburs, III Teter gSirSielo'S Store.
Spuoen, i'm Shulbauie IiItritt 1853.
Nfatne Yralrtc, III 6reo. 0asttn's gSpbnrna
Welroie, IN Der Staotbale.
3oun Welroie, III y. Sennentamp's Bob.
nun9.
Nllippoo, III Nntou Stulte's 8obnuna.
Ntunlou, IN Staotbale Su Hihmono.
Horib Sort, III Sobu Nusent's &obnuna.
Sai. IN StaotbaQe 81 5reepprt.
Yapuespile, IN Guttle's SaQe.
Hapmouo, III s. &oonep'S 8obuuna.
Hodulle, III Stlla9e Sbulbaule.
Il. Nu9uIta, III Sac. 9emm's &obnuna.
5opu ct. Glouo, I'M Shulbaule Ititrift AT
ct. Glouo /. &aro, III ". 6ieoer's Wpbs
nlllt1.
ct. Glouo 2. 9Saro, INT Nelt Sotel.
1t. Glouo 3. ssaro, l. Trec. i'm g%ourtbauie.
" 2. -"
4. @aro /. " in Wittwe Git
oerle's YlaB.
ct. &louo 4. 8uro, 2. Yrec. i'm SpriBen.
haule.
II. Solepb, in Der Staotbale.
Ct. Ylartin, III y. 9oosbrpd's Store.
ct. Nenoel, III uiih. Siridielo 6obnuna.
Saut Centre /. @aro
2. III Der Staotbale.
| Spriu9 Slq, III Gems Store.
9Saiepelo, i'll Stuotbale su Cob Spring.
3ton. IN Aiih. steier's 8obuuns.
s. s.. Sopl II,
5raut Seuolfen n. I gountps
". y. Hemer. gpmite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Ias- anuit Bumpsn unp Binomub.
len in Wrieblel's Stpre. o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01

just as oheapp Get the best by all means.
But you say there re no So cent dollars
to be had in this country low, but they
will he kicking about the streets under
free coinage Perhaps, then, he had bet
ter wait Your announcement was q
little premature. After free coinage then
he is to get % cent dollars galore. Who
is going to sell silver dollars or silver
bullion at SO CENTS when he can carry 1t
to the mint and take out dollar for it
good for the payment of so much debt or
taxi There is the speculation. if there
be one, not only for the western farmer
butgfor all of us.
But why pursue this badinage? Every
man of sense knows that neither western
or eastern poor men pay their debts or
interest on their debts in coin dollars of
any kind. He pays them in labor or In
labor products, and the hardship he has
to complain of Is that whereas 20 years
ago. when the contract was made, it
would have taken SO much of his pro-
ducts to pay his debts, it now takes twice
rs much. If such calamity has fallen
upon him by purely natural causes. he is
to be pitled; If it has fallen on him by
purely political and legislative causes,
he Is to be pitied and redressed.
In fine, all this talk about cheap dol
lars, about half paid laborers, and half
paid depositors is demagogueism pure
and simple, and most men who indulge
in 1t, know it. What is not good, current
full-yalue money in the hands of the
workman or the depositor, Is not good,
current, full-value money in the bank or
to the employer that pays it, and every
competent court will award the wronged
party ample indemnity.
CATECHIsT.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
MR.. REEDS SPEECH.
(New York Post. J

Mr.. Reeds illusions to the tariff cues
tion were not in any sense offensive IL
those who oonsider protective tariffs {
delusion. All persons recognize the faot
that If the Bryan ticket is to be beaten
in this campaign it must be beaten
mainly by Republican votes, and JhaI
the kind of campaign necessary to hold
those votes together and mako them con
ductlve to success must be made The
Repu blican leaders ought to know best
VIII at kind of campaign is needed to So.
cure this part CT the common result.
We think that Mr.. Reed has hit the mark
pretty we'll In putting the tariff first In
the order of this diCourse, but making
it second in the amount of time bestowed
upon it. AT least two-thirds Of his
speech was on the money question, and
medals res by showing the effect of a
cheap dollar on this wages of laboring
men. This, as We have heretofore pointed
out, is the keynote of the campaign.
Wages, ",said Mr.. Reed, Sin greanback
times, did not go mp as other things did.
They went part way, but not all the way
up, and were very slow about that''
This is the exact truth. Every experi-
ment with deprecated currency in our
history-and there have been many such
in colonial as well rs later periods-bas
had that invariable result. The prices
of commodities have risen at once be
cause there was no resistance to rise
Indeed, they have generally risen in an
tioipation, before there was any actual
need of rise. They have done SO be-
Ca use peuple knew beforehand that there
must be rise and have bought on spoon
lstion to get the advantage of it. But
there is always resistance to rise of
wages. The rate of wages Is a matter of
agreement between two persons or two
classes. Wages are never advanced mere-
ly because the workman's expenses have
increased. Other consideration com.
in, and principally the employers anil
ity to pay an increased rate. Now it al
most always happens that depreciation
of the currency, instead of making bnsi.
ness better and thus enabling the emnlov-
er to pay more, makes business worsa
because investors are alarmed, They
either hoard their money or sendsit ont ~
the country. This 10 generally the first
consequence. SO that the adyance in
prices of commodities is ACCOMPANIED NV
q loss of employment for a certain nn,n,
Der Of laborers at the outset. What tho
waGe-earner has to look forward To &c
on immediate result. # the silverits
policy IN adopted, is 53-cent dollar a.
the pay table in place of the 100 cents h..
now gets, and an increased price of +he
goods he buys. What will hapnen aftar
wards is a matter of conjecture 0ur
conjecture Is that the next step will he
a paper dollar more deprecated than the he
silver one, and that there will he no 90
short of the fate that overtool, the C e'
federate currency and the Contir 80" 49, !
currency, and the assignats of the Franah
Revolution. This Ia what the PonrIiSt.
want now. What they want todsv ths
Popnlist+Democracy or Popooraov vii III
want tomorrow, because it ia oD,v W." "a,
such ternas that the two wings can he he
held together, and intact the differences e
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between them In this matter is differ
ence of degree and not O. kind.
We cannot point out allsthe excellence
of Mr.. Reeds's speech. One effect it will
have most undoubtedly. 1t will confirm
the intentions of those sound-money
Democrats who are inclined to vote the
Republican ticket this year; Those who
cannot do so will 5be equally. confirmed
in the purpose to support e third. ticket.
II would be possible for a man in Mr..
Reed position to make himself and his
party offensive and thus send votes baok
to BRYAN and close up the ranks. The
tone which re has adopted ought to be
the tone of 1.-The SRepublican campaign
throughout. If it is so, the happiest re-
suits may be expected. The sound
money Deomorats.wil go their own way,
but none Of them will be goaded to the
support of Bryan by reason of anything
done or said by the Republicans.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
William TICKinley
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Garret A. Hobart
OF NEW JERSEY.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Llewellyn Powers
OF HoULTON.

DR.. Otto Avendt, the distinguished
German bimetallist, said in reply to q
question as to what would be the effect
Of the free coinage of silver by the
United States alone that it would proba-
bly, bring about a temporary rise 10 price
of silver. but that it would be followed BY
depression severer than any yet known.