The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-08-21
THE LONDONDERRY SITTER.
A :. press dispatch from Bryan's

A press dispatch from Bryan's
home, Lincoln, Neb., of last Friday
says: There is very little comment in
this city over Bryan's failure in New
York. Bryan's strength in Nebraska
has disappeared almost entirely. A
poll of Lincoln shows that he cannot
carry his own ward. The state will
give Mckinley $4,000 TO 100000
plurality, The people who are well
acquainted with Bryan by a,tual asso-
cation with him were satisfied that
he ran out of speeches committed to
memory he would fail, and they expect
ed nothing else of him in New York.
William Dech, the father of popu-
lism in Nebraska, ard heretofore one
OF the strongest men i'll the party, to-
day made public an interview in the
Call to the effect that he would Lot
support Bryan or Holcomb, who was
nominated last week for governor in
Nebraska. Dech has large following
and will work for the third ticket il
one is nominated at indianapolis.
And this comes over the wire from
Chicago.
Gold democrats were rejoicing over
the interview with Comptroller Eckels
at Duluth, in which he said that I'M
less the Indianapolis convention of
gold democrats nominated a presiden-
tial ticket he would vote Mckinley in
preference to Bryan and Sewall. 1t
was the clearest public statement of
the attitude of the democrats leading
the gold movement yet heard, and it
was deemed especially significant COM
ing from a member of President Cleve-
lands official family. r. E. Spang-
Ter said: at is not surprising to me
to hear Comptroller Eckels say that.
The large majority of our sound money
democrats will vote for Mckinley I'M
less there is sound money democratic
| nreSidsntial ticket in the field"
A Chicago democrat conspicuous in
the gold movement said: q will tell
you what l think is going to happen.
Secretary Hinrichsen will refuse to
permit us to put the names of oul e.
lectors on the state ticket, and in that
event we will undoubtedly all vote FOL
Mckinley. But cur sound money
party organization will be maintained
until the eve of election"
The New York Press puts the fol
lowing queries to candidate Bryan:
How are you to pay our pensioner:
in money that is worth dollar for dol
lar? You can't,
How are you to prevent the deposi
tors in savings banks from receiving
only SO cents for every dollar that j.
due them? You can't.
How are you to assure to the bene
ficiaries Of insurance policies the fac'
value Of the policies instead Of one hal
of their face value? You can't.
r How are you to make up the presen
} Government deficiency? YOU can't.
How are You to open our closet
t mills and set our labor to work again
2 You can't.
How are you to increase our export
to where they were under Protection
You can't,
How are you to sell a single add
. tional bnshel of wheat for the farmer
You can't.
When you get the mine owners sil
YER into circulation, how ale you t
preve.t the wage-earner now tttelVes
dollar worth 100 cents from recevin
one worth only SO cents? You can't.
n The following nations have the gol
n standard:
}. United Kingdom, France, Gel
|. many, Belgium, Italy. Switzerland
:. Greece, Spain, Portugal, Roumanis
d Servia, Austria Hungary, Netherland.
/ Canada, Norway, Sweden, Denmark
h Turkey, Australia, Egypt, Cubs
!. Haiti, Bulgaria, United States.
:, The, following the silver STANDARD
Mexico, Russia, Central America
States, South American States, japan
9 India, China, Straits Settlements.
n The Republicans of Wyoming hay
is placed upon their electoral ticket ii
is name of woman, Mrs. Sarah Mo
" 10y. Mrs. Molloy is the wife of II
IS superintendent of the Union Pacif
If lines in Wyoming and is the mother
is four children. She has always vote
n the republican ticket, while her hu
.e band is democrat. She has accepte
u the nomination.