Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-10

drop Of rain fell from the time 1, came
up until the car was fully grown. There
IL perhaps not another spot in this wide
world where such thing was possible.
''Rut while We arr easily supremc IN the
cornhcll our pcmocrats have had a hard
nirtca by tho seven plaques Of Egypt must
have been a solid chunk of comfort CONF
pared with the treatment accorded Iowa
Democrats by the sixty, seventy ana
eighty thousand uninterrupted Republican
majority, which for moro than genera
ton delighted In making an annual picnic
out OF election day, ana, Just Tor ne tun
Of the thing, tramplcl the lown pemoc-
racy into tho very earth. This hngc army
the spirit of ineSplicahle fannticistn, aud
The more We comhatted ths sritit the
norctr " grow. Naturally Democrats be-
cdmc dishcurtpnCd and scarce. when this
Republican rrcklossncss wns nearing tho
Gnlminaiine r1lni, and through snmptnaiS
l'Elslttiun. every guarantee of PERSONAL
liberty was endangered when acts which
throughout tho civilized world nrc regarded
9s natural and treated as lawful. wsf9 IN
capital nuouses. when the constitutional
protection Of trial by jury, which for cen-
urios had been esteemed the very climax
Of all tho glory Of Auglu.SnNou clviliza-
ton; when this was about To he eliminated
from orr judicial system nnd tho cold.
stltutci; in fact. when tho whole ma
chinety Of our local govorum Mt. the great
est or all Democratic principles. IN" rrln-
elpl" Of nom, tilr, WAS ahnnl to b" went
ont Of existence whom every lover OF irce
there was no Democratic loader anywhere
IN sight wl~c aud bold enough to face the
crisis. there was heard tn" voice OF one
as .pe7kiuu IN the wilderness,
at was tho magic voice of Horace Boios
summoulng dishCartcucd mon to heroic ac-
ton He 1t was who icnpoI boldly to the
very front ana alone doiicd tho seemingly
irresistible column OF an cNultant Zoe. a
70" that had never been chnstened by DO
i'aL ilo accomplished what all men unit
.I lh u'.mrlhs th' lWn9S-lpI-' iot IN me
Nv '.l'SStS Whl. ioloWul ,Wni,h IN
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- w. ,l.'' iVltl.r' ti"l,N'' I'vlrs
avn, ,t ,Uis WIZ ,I'Ns i ~ H. I',i IT, ~ 49,
pStism plai,,e1 uunn iba f,nitf,,i snii of n
"a soIiicr can sbov, tts cour,co o,Iv u,
hattie. Ms foariss.r,S n,,i, vbii7' n stSr,n IN
is rigging: iho tirnnrn II, a er"at citv Can
only exhibit thar sitbiir,, tyno of bsrnls I'M
time Of an actual aoninera'tiIlon. When prop-
"rty is TO be saved and imporiled Iivcs are
to be rescued; so statesman can only
show his real capacity, can only demon
strate the fun measure OF his wisdom and
power during crisis. II H. only during
an actual crisis that the higher qualities OF
sthtesmanshir can be developed and tested.
lnht horaee bolgs possesses This rhrest OF
an human capacities, the power to raise
yquhI ana superior TO a crisis ana control
u, ,S tttestsu hE thls history OF our state;
o, ine , gvmGufTTnt sa , testimomy oi poilticni
Si,u aIl re. y nus u inc man VINO Stnnls
ore tne AtneIioan ,p"ople, equipped wlih
d Is convention to nominate,
lpoh me oNefshhinWlng Issue or this
cnnipalEi ttoyernor boleS STANDS upon an
liNu'n'r"pte plauotm'thc constitution OF MS
Souhiry' inasmuch as the constitution. in
defining what the state shall use as legal
tender IN the payment of debts, designates
not gold or silver. but gold and silver.
Governor Boies believes, the bimctallic sys:.
law Of the land is the system the Demo-
cratic party must lndorse and uphold. He