Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-06
RAMPANT DEMOCRACY.
"ooratio Press Burst All -
in Their lndIsnat,a AN sonds

H i1QlQnStin~
and MY contest in Ohio To-. -.
on a e rs when the Dem"ma, illinois
thew zee isiver or cheap mano We're
What ~, Deen overwhelminc1 piatIorm
ha evidences have We tha.g beaten.
Adver u1Hiange in '96?-Montgom,aaserre is to
sta Mnen great party bos
ures a. 1 mUrai deprayity that snch onat
mittad Illlman, Altgeid & a. n Great
important speak to it, much less +as per
its conrsa part IN moulding it's nn HH an
bash Gnd ~ II indeed, about run.MWa,,
control elra ca :, will never give thi. c,owa
n nase 1allen to the level Of III eney shall
yye oan That will not boo o,a world
gradod at least: The people mn spe N t aa
will vota ~ tnelr own esteem before +hov
claa vote for a war of clas. they
n' -Memphis Scimitar. against
adontoan LA plank in the pla+forn,
uaoRted by the Democratic nat;d p,a1lorm
t;n n''on at Chicago is distinctly . dan, con
dah n LOT such reputation Of aV;st;nc
secnS,, puollc and private, as can he
connt eu oy the enforcement mon +be he
based s;, as legal tender money of q de-
graded s+e coinage conformed to a de-
leans Picayune. New Or-
scratch silver man and vor
a. P9pullst. In the heart of each hnrn 20
a;, ueslre TO get as much az possihlo ~
give as little. If either of thar, h anu
zen TO De debtor, this desire +eLas n az
aoln OF Reputation. AS most of tbaro
are ueotors reputation is the thing thew
t are ior, and in the Chicago platform
Times. s-Ne" 1ork
,lt is but proper to say in fairness and
justice TO the grand old Democra tic
pon'y Oh hamilton, Jefferson and Jack
ways of the fathers upon the financial
question, and, therefore, cannot much
TO our regret, follow the Democratic
banner as 1t trails into foreign camn.
ana must, as matter of self-resDect'
refuse to support Mr.. Bryan upon the
financial platform upon which he has
0een placed and stands.-Dayton (O.1
Times. VIZ
Till the contest is decided our voice
shall be raised and our influence given
for the election of Mr.. Mckinley to the
presidency. The security of the cur
rency is the paramount question of the
hour. It eclipses issues Believing that
this security can best be attained by
the success of the Republican party,
we promise it our sincere and hearty
support for it's presidential ticket in the
impending campaign. We have never
believed that the Republican party made
the best selection possible to it, but it
Is difficult to see how any candid man
can deny that the selection of the Repub-
hcan party was eminently more fitting
and appropriate. There is an absence
of dignity in the Democratic selection
which is seen both in the candidate
himself and in the circumstances that at
tended his nomination.-Boston Herald
The true interests of the people ask
for the election of Mr.. Mckinley, not
for himself but for the absolute ne
cessity of the whole people of the Unit
ed States and of the greater world of
which they are after all but part. In
any event let us be reasonable. Don't
talk of "sectionalism" OF of anarchy"
or of revolution" Remember always
that compared with the unity of country
the gold standard is not worth fighting
for: one country,-' one flag.-Springfeld
Republican Qnd.-Dem.)
No reasonable man can ask the Times
to stultify and dishonor itself and long
timed Democratic principles. While sup
porting to the best of our ability the
state nominations for executive ofilces
and legislative nominees, we feel assured
that all true Democrats will justify us
in deciding that we cannot give the sup
port of the Times to the Chicago con-
yention and it's politically diseased candi-
date. We shall do all we can to sustain
the good name and the organization or
the Democratic party, but we cannot sup
Bland. Teller and Altgeld stripe. We
cannot conscientiously ask honest men
TO vote for LIBERALIZATION Times.
We repudiate the Is to 1 plank in
Bryan's Chicago platform and will not
support any candidate on such plat
form. 1t is too Populistic and Nlhllistlc.
-Machias (Me) Union.
Our worst fears have not only been
realized but new and horrible doctrines
have been added to the Chicago platform,
which cannot possibly bind Democrat
mental principles OF MS party.-nicn'
mond Va.) Times.
What Harry Bingham feared only as a
hare possibility has come to be stern
reality The "madmen" of whom ne
smoke have controlled the national con.
yention and declared for free silver al
16 to 1. The Democrats of New lamp
shire cannot 60 with them
IN. H. Union.
circumstances have made William Me-
Kinley the man around Whom al n1S.
r9lly who desire 10 ueIet'l, -, -
the candidate for the pseudo-Democ
William J. Bryan. who stands tor nat
,nonay under the guise of bimetallismi
For nnllification of lawfully-contractea II
abilities: for communism ana la"ieSS-
A Mckinley and the party, ne repre-.
.ontS have until now induced Democra.le
and indepndent voters 10 iook ioi naes;4s
hn which they could avoid the necessity Ts,.;
AZ smnporting the Republican ticke.; .hn mrs
has been shown to be hopeless, anu ne, -
=: mas 20 nther way, but to offer our sgpRoI'
70 nur old opponents.-New YORK STATS
Na;tune the leading Eastern uefnan
Democratic daily.
We bave<no fear that the souno -nlunes
namocracy will acquiesce in free siisei
De 4form = ticket of Reputation, OF an
\ p .at and the trampling OUT Q! 'H =,
a aaJ of the sound money deieganleS a
.ho Convention A bolt is lneyltapie, :, :,
nIneeonratic ticket for which Democra :,
toto is becoming necessary. 49,
can can no supplied. The Anarcn n N;h sit
W VIII lie the Communists and the NM MN
;,tl who are controlling TINS cohs oH ,r;i
,S;I never control this country, tnsy rtw W.
W. Wa control the Democratic pa''
Brooklyn Eagle. -. haor
The narting of the ways mas Is, p bon
raached. and for the sake OF par, = 70 b.
ea'I and electoral integrity II 80