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oursPoKEN.
Banker Doherty of Burton. Ind, Gives
Good Reasons for II IS Belief.

Banker Doherty OF Burton Ind. Gives
Good Reasons for HIS Belief.
indianapolis. Ind. September 90 ne
emphatic stand Banker Hon. iiUsn Do
heriy of Blunion has taken in regard 20
The democratic ticket was the taJse of
great congratulation ii sine hohiQua'
tcrs today. Until within he past few days
Mr.. Doherjy was looked upon as weak IN
the cause on account OF his prsrl"uslr eN-
pressed gold sentiments. Tho free silver
mon, when he was cand ltic ior dele
gate to Chicago took special cars o de-
feat him. and they did 1t notw ,ns;.'nJ ns
his great populIty Mr.. Dohe:.y row
IS a staunch supporter of free silver and
the Chicago ticket.
There Is no doubt IN my mind ~ 20 my
duty IN this campaign, nr sUG 10 the En-
quircr today. and that u 20 s'lpcit
Bryan and sewali with AL my pow and
energy. My business Is one that Is az
sensitive as any, unless Il might lie large
manufacturers 'outcenr iiu' ! have to
fear OF Bryan and seWall's election Ia er-
icrng with my business. iui. ON the con
trary, feel that after he hrst 'hr-e
months business win improve and prices
Will advance all along the line.
He said 1t Is HI iuty of the American
people to protect FilNer and LAY nv n as
The basis money Thv fact that the pro-
duction OF silver In this 60 lnt.y IS Al out
eiN-tenths OF an the prod ion IN the
world settles he question in hs MAD.
"All th.s talk alb nj sound money he
continued, "and Illustrating I, hy iNlng
that a gold dollar mel. ed oo"n T. Woi Ii a
dollar. but a silver dollar melted dVWh IL
only worth ~ cents only hows thui v adt
we want 20 do Is 20 give silver Tree M
nge 50 that II VIII pay of the dch's OF mo
| farmers at 100 cents on the dulltf doubt
ihe value OF every proiu ttat he raise g,
| and wu.u tie silver dollar Is mcliei 4oNl
( Il will be worth 100 cents Mt any BANK
! wherever you present Il, bee iuse "a can uc
/ sent tack and rec oiued into "A dollhl.
! The policy of he Harrison and cicvelani
] administrations he said, has been 20 uefN
! the statutes and to override The policy q;
| declared 10y conyrc s to pay ponds ana
| grcei backs in gold. THIS policy Of denane e.
! will be ContuGed II Mckinley Is c.trlel.
II have never seen time IN my ne
that felt So earnest ana ambitious as l
am now to do something TO promote the
interest Of free coinage and Bryan ana
I Sewalrs election"
/ He further said: II am fully aware Of
the lroul l. we VIII have in carrying Bryan
/ through because Of he great money lie d
/ ers OF this country furnishing money 10
the republican party 10 carry through ms
campaign And. on the other SIDE. l lnllS
/ appreciate the poverty OF ne Grn'rcrtu
I organization Stnl, ! think the next tHo
! months VIII educate the people Ia Inc
/ Sates like Ohio. Indiana, Michigan, III
/ nois and tho West until Bryan may hive
| "a safe majority even in defiance oi the
money power"
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give MS fun itinerary tonight. He .n.,,,s
q. DeNeii Del, tomorrow NJ IA ~ y,
~. ~ ING evening he viii address an
W'..SSuce az wilmington. The residents ~
~, 'an.ustoh Park, y. j.. will listen ~
nay, V1ii.uiaate IN the afternoon of tho
viii ~ an IN me evening Philadelphia
Love. ''e Ivy Oh brotheriy
IN the 23rd the New Jersey comu,,,,o
WIZ ulctate his movements and Ernoi,i. =
WI! near him that evening The No.
NV ,,1'iiihs Mt. Bryan leaves for Boston 90
" NI1uth Connecticut and speak ~. az
~ raven, staying In that ritv nvrr
hsht, ana on the morning of ina SsrV W..
paSses through Springfield and Wors $50
''1rnl.S shor- speeches at each place
=, NAT night he makes two speaches IL,
boston. o"e OF the Common aad thr o,h' ~
~ MUSIC nall. He Will oe the giiest Of
george Fred Williams OF Dedhs,o ma
On Saturday mornng leaves for us aitd
NJ. to visit the vice presidential norninea
Waiere he remains over sunday
nus Itinerary s. however subject 10
change at the time. W
ar. Bryan rould have left WASHINGTON
a. ~. 80 tomorrow ana arrived IN ,rSver
~ Mas advertised t. speak. but National
committeeman Richard Il ke,n,r nf
httWdit, who came to act rAr .Ie "a, :,
peopic. Insisted on Mr. Bryan Ieuvnr for
that city tonight, via Baltimore, and nom.
If was sai about the tran leaving
,n i'',.s ,on tofnortow; Mr. Bryan is thus
ul measure deprived OF nights rest@
as ne L Obliged to rise at a. M in der
10 catfh the Dover train MIR Bry,n ,x
plMucd to the committee that he vas in
gel OF rest bat It was of no avail On
MT Hryans arrival al the .'arruttcwn
~. NY Ne, appeared IA COOL spirits
n Washington 'N"'
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4 OPPOSING LEADERS.
!. :. n. Sabbath Day Mas Observed
BY Each,
|0Ay RESTS AND GOES TO CHURCH
acoin This Morning on n Tour.
Mex inley Answers Lo,'rr' ana .e'e-
.m.-1h, Canton Programme.

.,.r.on Septembcr 20.-Canddate
Na BRYAN spent Sunday in Wash
ss,oa as the guest OF Z L. Bryce AT his
s.sance en- capitol hil Mr.. Eryan loft
o,,y by the Pennsylvania railroad at
..s,ocs tonight Tor Baltimore. Thus
u,ss necessary in order that he
", catch the $40 II. IN. train from
~ nv tomorrow, which viii enable him
49, Dover, Del, N time to speak At
|, o'clock tomorrow afternoon. lie was
'.mnaniei by National Committeeman
,...nhn. paiisls of North Carolina ,hl
| !, csreral Kenneth, the chairman of the
a.sware State committee, and John Sal
~ Of the rec ption committee from
r-,vare, appointed to escort h.m into
'ts State.
NJ Bryan had Il refreshing nights rest
.nsr his weeks work and slept until late
NM morning. He looks remarkably Wig
,,ns aad healthy His voiee is again in
~ trim. After late breakfast the
snjdate, escorted Dy Dr. Nadch!te, INC
- ne ,uinis'er, and accompanied BY
II Rryue AMI Mir. Daniels, attended the
I'm York Avenue Preshy ,erIIn church.
Es,urni,g from scryl-e Mr.. Bryan spent
E. \, ma nder OF the day in rest and con-
E,rAtion with callers. Among those VINO
Nv Mr. Bryan were Senator Butiey
Hartman OF the populst executive COM
Lite and Mr.. Edgerton, secretary OF
n committee; James l., y orr :. the AS
[.,Ant treasurer OF the national com
rlaes; Captain Miller and Major Brisuoe
\ the local reception committee; Repre-
rrailye Benton Mem Han of Tenn, ssee
nj Commissioner of Ina an Affairs
t;nwnDg.
campaigning through Pennsylvania,
.ne over from Philadelphia Tor con-
sraee with Mr. Bryan ana those al
ssalnrters here but he left before Mr.
ss'A had returned FRO" L" evening
hundred or more persons came in dur
ss the day and evening to pay their re-
ssa,s 70 the cAnd .IAte, bu, few of them
nv him. crowd Of curiosity seekers
eherei in front OF the residence at diff
hsnt tines during the day and cheered
aily on the NcbriskUn's appearance.
After sundown ton %ht Mr. Bryan, ac-
nutAnied by MIR. Norris senator Builder,
~ Edgerton and his most, MIR. Bryde.
,eG for a drive around the city, II WAS
ark and very few persons recognized
els IN the carriage aa they drove bout
IL nreets. shere were no conferences
the house during the day other than
2ai with the chairman and secretary OF
h populis, executive committee. The
nation generally, the condition of he
aapaiga and outlook were discussed. The
h5-s expressed the opinion that the
lsa sentiment was growing every day
81 that IL was not possible to stem It's
IL Senator lAutier ;;a a Mr.. Bryan vas
wy much satisfied and encouraged al
e forecast
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from Salt Lake and tho west. due here at
u 80 a. m. and a mixed tram ON the Mol-
tana un.on. bound for Anaconda. AGAR
Rocker. tolm miles west OF here, at ii a.
III this morning. the engines OF both
trains s.nd express ear and smoker oi ths
tiSon Pacific were wrecked, No one
Was seriously iniurci. rhc engineers
and flremcn jumped and savt thor ives
The following Were. inl,n'r1 Int not -.
rlouely; John Murray. LtaiNiiei lpar
Grcan | eadviAc. l., Quinn, IL, Murray,
Red Cliff colo. Joseph olNien, buitu;
charles !. JUS Ice SAN f10neisco, u. ~
Eloti. Baker CITY, ore. Jnius Jacobs,
Butte; NJ. NJ. Burdick. news .nsent - y.
Fisher, hagplgc master. \. u. jones'
mail clerk,
The accident .s attributed TO confiie'
~ ..i.l
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uNANSWERARLE
An Argument That shows That Free |
SILVER Is Coming.

,s.,,,,, ry,a1 shows That Free
An Ais"'"V5S ,er Is Comine.
e',.1',, 10 :, ,s ,yei,
Columbus on Sop'e'h"e, 30 =
known fact that the republican manatcrs
,.,.t. o,.r,,.l o,-cr iha derertior.
are "e''oU' ~ ~, In M. r,ra
from the Ranks VI ,ne s. " ~ - 80 -
districts ana smaller towns an" C'''e
Anes NM ,t. ,.,,,sors ,or ma, :.
THESE are SONY u '''s
fear:
b''"'i ~ -. 4. .,u ,,en-
Ee.ieyhe, S19au.hy iii nj y1,,rs attachad
inss since, az Wl'en 'il i,,i -, ~ tyh.n
men t.su"'ui .,,'.''t,ip cas-, lis az test
w " .,cntE Rsuubl can 3ia; dcn4ocr,aic
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III, HAD A BEAR.

When We reached Summit station the
train switched In TO wait fii the ehft-
hound express and after d.nur IN" con-
dp,-,or told us that We had two hours 10
vni. Tine passengers wsre sirolllng about
when a man mounted a box and bcran:
Ladies ana Gcntomen-A few rods
down below | hey grizzly Bar AS cap,
tive. ! am now about 10 yea MN. ~
OF You hey heard Ut the tANhE" lri-fi'S
III tn grizzly, al;d how he KIN never, acYrr
be ,ininegtteLcd. Kindness u throWel
away on a grizzly, ana az fur bullets, he
eagthcr caJoys BEN snot ..,...,...., ~,
fie Of course nttracte1 everyh0dys ~
tfution nul whum surrounded he went on!
- grizzly bar is alway0 hungry, bui
about this hour in the day hf's hunErF an =
gayHge t. boot. ! am oHcUn you tht
chance of a nf,Fme to see nun IN ms most
feroclous state, but II wiil cost ym,n !,
uurrlvr head to soc the show. lha'
win be whisky on hama fut any " Wax,
cold chiils, ana sch as FAINT away VIII
Le brunr back yerc on liiifr'
~ cou.so all OF us went down. pe
r.ater II the gorge was poir about
tyenty feet high. 20 which cub cinnamon
hear wns chained He was not only a
rtly1Iy bot the frowf!rst. scrAwN est look.
OF The b Gar ana Inc mnn/ 9se e expian;
a qy sg .isslSb sI rsWs S' fb wa sS 10
namun bar 9Ehka gallon - bio9l whhr
IN, Erizziy drinks PINT. te'r Eo' 10
f. rooAy or the lion aud tiger rolled into
one. bchold his savage spoor't as he
smnlls this fresh m@aiN
The Young bear simply sat up hna cfckT !
ur hi ears. The man had about pound
al hcefytnak. and this he threw to him ana
explained: -,
with n .rdl,,h fcroc.iy. his claws v w and
ms faugS stand out amidst the froth"
an me- cub id was " reach ont ttr trs
neai and bolt II down and lick his chops
~ dat all?' aslscf one Of the iickers.
"That IS all ladies and gentlemen. ~
rrFts yD3 q quarter a head 10 come IT.
bur you got out fur nuth.n'. Tho ROW
NJ now oyer."
''Eut M a blame swlndle,"
"A sWindl-' Great ----, but heA' the
man talk, You have sscn the most fe-
rocioiis denlzen OF The Rocky Mountains.
wa hhve seen him seize his prey, You
Rave Earned moro about bars IN two MN
its than You ever knoweh IN all your liveI
htffra. ard set I am called swlni'er'
sianl bock everybody Five hours hence
I rcie3sc the tiger ~ the mountain from
captivity and II che-ows up men, fe-fNts
en- w.fuin and guck the b-lcol Of inocr.
cent children don't blame incident ahy ]
didn't gin sc yer moneys wuth"
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to Detroit tonight by Btchop Foley OF
tho Detroit hucesc. who extended cor
dNl welcome and stated thai the aen;.
tnent Of brothrriy creating GA hohalf OF
the Catholics If Mich san WAS wholly
Without respect 10 nationality Bishop
Richter OF the Grand {gpdA diottsc And
the h.ahor of Maruuritc. sprakng N Ger
man. emphasizes thu rcnt'rK. The &C.
cas.on was marked 10y grant concert
this evening. II was an entertaining pre-
nminary to the ConNr1 ton
This morning ppnthch MAS was cclc-
hrticd by HSnop Richter IN st Joseph a
church, whittier he WIS., escorted by a
delegation OF Knights OF 81 John. Up
wards of 1910 dolegai 81 to tao four COM
Ncntions are now In the city ma Vt IA cs-
timatcd that coma dcrahl, more ,hAn tina,
numhor of visitors, o,silos the delogai,t.
have .DW arrived.
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THE Legal METHOD.

Her Fathor Stu0icd II ont aud Her Young
Man SuggeD'cd the Way.
Chicago Post.
she realized TINT II wasn't good tine
TO speak to Inn. bit che VAS too anxious
10 know what had happened to put on
the Interview.
Papa" she mlI, as softly and propi-
tnHngly as possible.
lie only soowlcd.
Now. donN be cross. papa" she per-
sisted "Sou know how anxious am 10
hear from yon----'
lbs tone was 40 coidly inquirlng that
she determined to approach the subject
II raw George come in here an hour
ago" she sviid.
"int you didn't see him 20 OUT b"
suggested!
"Woll. no won't"
She realized that she was not pfosgess-
ing very well, but nhe was oe'erm psd 70
Papa" she said earnestly n j. usg.
Less 10 Try 70 Hit me- of in .ais Nay. !
know WIN, Gcorge came here"
ii do know what Ne came to ray.
| and II II useless for you to ,rhe with me.
| lie came 10 tell you tina ne lovod me.
was right. but stiil SCENE. 10 think that
there was aoth ng In the fact 60 Indicate
that she was "a mind reader.
live wdhout me-" sho continued. ''Hs
came 10 tell you that without me II would
he Impossible for him TO exist. He. came
10 tell you thaf death would be his pnr-
ton II lac could not have me for wife.
iiut aotlehow he N ssei me going out.
What was your replyf"
II told him." repked the old gentle
man. slowly that | had been wondering
how / could Kill iEm ofr easily. legally
ana without creating any serious trou-
bic, and ! was consequently Obliged 10
Him for the 40 he conveyed by his pas
sionGto remarks Then ne left"
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ncsday. ana Informs the Times that ne
has lust finished gathering his corn.
good part OF which averaged hfty bushels
10 the acre, which he thinks very fair
considering that the scaeon was unfavor-
able for corn. He has t0o acres OF cotton.
a good portion of which was planted on
SOD land, and tho entire crop viii average
abcNt three-Quartcrs OF a bale 90 the acre.
As It 3 prairie land. ans the first crop.
Mr.. Stratton is well satisfied, AS seon as
he has picked his cotton out he viii coiii-
mcncc breaking and fepcing new land and
by next season he will have at least 1000
acres In cultivation, Mr.. Stratton will
build gin at his place. and also start a
store In order TO accommodate his tenants
and the nelRhhorhcod. Mr.. Carl, who Is
now picking moro than hale OF Sea Is
lana per acre. bought his land OF Mr.
Siratton. 1t was also prairie land and Tor
two years averaged nifty bushels Of corn
TO the acre, ana this year will average
more than hale Of Sea Island cu'tou.
wcrth from ss to 500 rcr hale, 1t ,s safe
to say that by next year the increase IN
acreage In Mr.. Stratton'S ncighbarhcSNi
will bo about 2o0o acres. all prairie land.
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II viii be seen from the above that Mr.,
Bryan is criticized for using ~" Moro
IA the country and following the pursuits
of country people generally. II Boes on
ana quotes The secondary deflmuon ven
10y Webster and II u had not told vs., IN
ia issue OF that 18th mat II hau die
tonary In the office. the r@idiug punic
by so,lng Is Issue OF the lith could f.i-
ennahlY conclude that 4 hait no such iul-
nlturc IA stock. This Is not written IN
defense OF Mr. Bryan Cor he needs ne
delcisSc hut TO show up lhc rcd"hlv "nn
puctHe attempt 81 tho Express critic 20
he smart. When | aaw the issue OF my
llth and read "suft0gtns of America ,
laughed, hut when ! S., 'u9 I'm a., am, n,rs
raw the attempt at crltlNfm. the nut'uns
lust flcwl That MIR. l3Iy an use OF lhe
word rs correct, one has but TO colsu' ,
make this article too lengthy 10 give quo
tHtlOu4 and the reader can oNhmlnc Tor
hlmsolf. have both webster AMI W2r,,
co-ter hy my side and they are bon
English Language they are revosn 1eh nf
authorty, and a Writer or speaker my @
cuu4tdcrrd safe II he is supported ny
ciihor. Hna If he has tho support OF boln
he IL Just simply solid. am sorry tna'
the Express crit oism Is 20 lengthy pc
ggg nearly half a column. as J would Fhe
10 rive NJ an FOR there ~ YET 60 b" Seuti
"A more complete medley Of stupldlty anu
ass'nuity in literature, MI,
But the funny part What sn the wnrih
have the poor "suflragans" done thar N,
Express should Try TO drag these snltiiu
advisers into tho dirty pool OF pohlrs ~
tanllng to the 'sunrsans &C. Nc'o loI
free colnagol What an idua' Then, what
would ho accomplished should MI. Biy II,
Secure their solid support sine IL IS nnl
reasonable 20 suppos" that tueN hhmt'l
enc IN ion thoufand in our pupulhlio
The politician who would attempt rncu
| thine would be worsc than a erallh or =
| fool hc would be crazy. nav" f"uu q
great deal Of campaign literature nus Noai
| and have heard many speeches, hpl nav
| not seen nor heard a single sentence where
/ - .Nfl 1
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Increase IN Number Of postofhccs-D Burg |
larlos on the Decrease.

Increase IN Number Of poStofnccs-B nrg-
iarlcs on the Decrease.
Washington. September %. IT a Max
well. fonr,h assistant p'ntmaster general
has made tis nnnual report to the post
master general for the year ending June
30 1906. The principal divisions Of the de-
pIrtment under his care are pppoln inents
aud Inspectors The port 19wa that me
total numhor % poglofnccl IN operation
IN the United States n 10 80 OF These uti
rs are fourth.nlaEs otflcrs ana 1873 pIcsi.
d"nfinl. being an increase oyer the lnst
fiscal year OF 20i. During the yelr ~"
uns.ofdcea were established and llD dh-
ccutnfird. Tho iotll appointments for INC
year wore 1870 and total number or cases
oc'a1 on i5.s2s Mr. Maxwcli points out
thu there has bhrn decrease IN the
ntlnbar Of postofnces ana NAL burEiarics,
owinE 10 the killing and arrest Of many
dcsperadons engaged in The business, Dur.
inr the year thrrc were 20Ii arrests, OF
with number iS were roatinisters.
During tho ycor there were lh,bHi com
plal-ts treated affecting fore gu matters
or ;aieeo $50 relatcd 20 registered matters
mud ij7i 10 ordinary matter.
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OF the democratic committee. ana the fact
that at no umc has any attempt been
made 10 preach tfe free silver doctrine II
the Pine Tree state gave the republican
managers an almost open field IN the
State.
MIR. Marley was too keen n pol'ticiar
not TO know the advantage OF having III,
so-calle'i moral effect OF an decreased ma
iort ny seem to exceed the Widest hopes
prospect OF walkover. AIR Manley art
his friends in the national committee
sud,orsk underesti mated the result, 40
ihst ,otiy Nancy could ssuo the mani
tcstO watch he fired a, Major Mckinley
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REPUBLICANS.
1,hev underost mated the Situation IN
i"N' Nialne lor Purpose

i"e' N,alnr Tor a Purpose.
canton. o.. September ls--Altho1sh the
,,.npby,,.n ieadors arc pouring ielesraini
Of congratulations n dpon canH-dal'
w,,,an Mckinley and pretending to
Make he country b,Heye they were swept
Al ,ber feet By the tremendous tact ma
ana in9 II e We'll Understood h ,s RE- 5at
h5tA Mr. Nancy snd many % '} nad Pm ,bs
rspr',,,' 1Spectai loIrs Of the result OF the
Edior cAarIrs Emory smith q me w rn K
- y -, .tseisrel 10 his reportoFiol ierct
o xxi he was giving out one set o. hs-
ms ms as his sstim4te q ne cGarp rs o. va
ION N -i,tt,ar,n, .dea % the result OF
allts a1or,1e9' The almost utter aban-
,ne Of the night n New Ens.sh1 = /,
'n msnitest waste of tnersy On the pa''
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CANTON PROGRAMME.

Rsp!n-men,s for Delegations Which VIII
Call on Mckinley.
Carion, ONO, September -20.-Major Me
Finley spent the day entertaining a few
Pads at dinner. CHANGING over his mail
p resting The mail and tolegraphs are
Cheavlly burden d with congratulations
5n New Mckinley clubs and requests
appointments with visiting delesa-
hs,
ks'ings on the Mckinley lawn until Oc-
VET y and a number of appointments
sqad mat day have been made. For THIS
sk alone there are twerty-nlne deleEa-
eN announced n follows.
lntsday, september 22.-Citlzens of
,fslown and Chau-auqua county, n.
sixteen coaphes; Mckinley clubs Of
Inefn Indiana, starting at Elkhart and
Slhs in train OF inteo sections; re-
b Ohio.
Wednesday, September 23.-Thc first
VI and republican veterans Of Mum
iha.' the republicans of Wood COIN
Uho, Including the Marhattan Nc
lsy cllih ana the first voters Mckinley
~ OF Bowling Green.
.nsIay September 2i.-The republic
Westmon,and county, Pa. seven
llrsd strong republicans of OIL city,
ls5iay, September Solutions Of CraS
county. Pa. republicans of Wyan.
~ county, ohio. citizens OF EaS,
ngt!e'd, Pa; Hallway Mems Sound
sslsy club Of Tr!ftn. Ohio.
Iuhay, September 26.-The Jonn Dali
.spuollcan club. wording men and en-
" Of the Westinghouse Air Brake
oss many ~ OF Wilmerd!ng, Pa; employees oil
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CAMPAIGN sTABLErs.


y
II Is vulgar, OF course but /. does not
seem to harm MI. Bryan for the New
York papers to yell "an'rchia., reNoiu-
tionist" etc, at him. The people an
crowd,ng 10 hear him. ana he Is gaming
constantly.
Some OF Air Hnnna's shoutcrs make a
great oackie every lme tdfy hear OF a
renegade or half-based democrat dccur-
ing tor Mckinley. They would do beitor
TO look after the army OF Straight repub-
licans vino are turning over TO Bryan
The humbug about International agree
msnt has nearly collapsed. Major Nckln-
icy oheys Hanna's orders. Hanna aets hls
irs'ructions from the gold spech!etois hid
bond Snaps; ana they would not tolerate
International blmgtallsfu for a moment "
they could prevent y.
II Mr.. Hama wanted 10 gain eomcihlne
through his Indianapolis convention he
shOuid have had strong democrat nomi-
na.e1 for prHSden' However there was
no strong sclf-rcsnr ding democrat WIZ
woulI take the nomination Palmer Is u
lifc-leae ah,fier, aud has been gnrrulous
straddle-bur In the senate.
The democratic nominee for presidcn, II
not scarce u auimlnArN. lie has great
deal 10 reserve he breaks ont With some
thing new ovcry day. The Mckinley apol-
cglvts rnn not keep up with hir1 They slt
on the fence ana wall hrcataies'y Tor iim
to pass and their SCREAM Of "tnarchist"
and "revniuti0nisi" sounds like The mo-
inentarl clang Of nlocomotve bell.
II Is now thoroughly wen established
that she Hnnna managers IN New York
are sorry th7t they encouraged Bouris
Cochran % speak. I. has hoen announced
two OF three times that ne would mahs
fome ggrcches "ou Wee" Let him CONF.
He hes ur1fcKsed an ambition to have q
Joint debate with Mr. Bryan. n he says
anything worth replying 70 sir. Bryan Will
have fun with him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
lnIrrnEn IN cnunCII.

VasnJ.gton, September D.-At the
church MIR, Bryan SIT Ia the pew formerly
oooupied by president Lincoln When Mr.
Rrvan was leaving the church. which was
crowded. some one proposed three chev''
for The candidate, ana they We're gwen
with IA will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
Will AMOUNT no NOTHING.

HchuIcHD'rB bt-Ner'
The fusion OF the republicans and popu-
lists In Texas win practically amount TO
nothing. The leaders have arranged the
deal. but the prlvates IN the ranks VIII
not carry out the programme and II they
should the combined utrenBth OF botn
parties Is bel-eyed to be less than that
OF the democratic party.