The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-21


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ma family ouofFcI. which MS I,Tvsr
VT been 1iffi5i & " I q - = =
March an 1eas. xsil ~ hifteriv ~.
mem Dtff a BY fhIs rcneratiof,l Nature
|t1cil 1lthitli Is cry oIit rlrnitSf the i,f,.
d1k1infs that gnve the presidency oyer
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and auuenik 10
81 sion ard prejudice.
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!, - - Renie commenced e once. Three
y y .ssss tuvney on CAL ~ rev 4Q.k
eqihl'p tA qsa laa high as % per cent. IN
t ~, a 9s alteG the banks began %
AL - e e, xet up IN the morning. rushed
sos = .i ~ Paper % sec how many had
k9n9 4nne< tne uny perore. ThoueandH
st94g n me streete before the strongest
lnstttnrons OF THIS kind anxtously
sneir turne 70 drew out tneir
Hegestts y the nrst Of september
tnHf 2esr w stete ana private banks
.s NJ, ~ nA tionnA banks nad gone TO the
Wasit s'7
How Labor SUFFERED.
The manufacturing industries went
,,sxt fsn,,,,ercl,, 4, i,,,,.. i,.,,,,,...,, ~,
Z. NJ ~
E, i1zt nlns H1nsns OF tns
~. osguyns LII Mitn naniMtiea q
e ss - 3.
en0 5tuousenuA OF haru WORKING wage
e1fpers thrown out OF employment,
went on the dreary search for work,
-. ...,k3:llk WLvss y nome staring out OF the
3in9eYe Witn tne scnren. naunt4d iook
knA5 'f9net rom wan, while their chill
9t ~ ~ ttf ~, rTylnk iur preen.
t'ai sievei1na anministr9tiQn naa
sn1estt2nlle cone notninG. MOI pline,
plti 1etsfmineas not 20 CONFESS the true
st .na .senp,e, tne Z. mi,tssia y. M
s,tst,pk on, atsriputins y ail V the PUT
sisset4s stkuse IN tne Snetman buver
eSg <ielains hs inst 20 tne tnous9nos o.
stitiqns tnal came rom everywhere IN
t "a ieqnnsiy, On GUNS s0ln, cnAed an ex-
Z VI 5esHsion OF SonkEess 70 meet on Au-
Bp ~, Y.
Inc i1 ,ss OF snis eall was slgntn-
c,tpI-7 whereas, tne distrust ana ap-
pksnsnsiCn coneetnng the nnaneil SIT
uetten which pervndes all business cir.
Giles nave already caused great loss and
1nmage 20 cur people, ana threaten %
9clapgie our mercnants, SOP tne wnees
gNr .sl nuIacturels, olins olst.sss
t.t,s e..S w. - unu Wisn
i issl,,, - w. ~ asa >.s "'-s -
TO the older men here these words
have 2 very familiar sound. They are
tteas ana n ,nes n,n9 ors .Ss sam, r ar -
those uttered by James Buckhannsn
WliAfi. IN the Democratic free trade time
Of 1857. the said: am the midst OF NM
surpassed plenty we find our manufac-
lures suspended, oup public works re-.
tarted. our private enterprises aban-
doneli. and thousands of useful laborers
thrown out OF employment and reduced
20 yFant.s
The only two Democratic PresIdents
that the country mas had In forty wears
thus bear precisely the same testifnony
. 10 the etfects of the same vicious policy.
and this testimony IL a. confessioi, 'thst
spetent under Its policy to govern this
Country. What q contrast. horrible
cof,trast hetyyeen tine promises held n,,t
ON every stump at every cross roads n,
the caInnaiVn nv Denocratic Ieadsrs
and the actual fuifillnent. Accordinr
10 fi,e former, one was almost led ia be.
lieve that money would grow an hIanls.
surely he al hand. Accordinr ia the coid
sactnai fact. III became a fine when man,
women ana oh iidra,, srsnt i,c,sri,,, 10.
bread s'--,ss- ~
= fnneres. convsned IN tha IA, NJ Al.
s,,,st ana f,,sva,erd .snt n a. a n,,sc,.1
rnes ~ IN Which, IN h,,nd nnrsc so,,.
int st,,Shnrnness he resm.sd ~ ali ~;
~ tha s,,. nsst h,t , - Ell 81, ~
nj, ~, ~ az ~
ia 80. " .Ae purchasing S'sluAe VI 'ne s1i-