The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-31

by the announcement that the health al
Justice Field, who has been eligible r.,
retirement for some years, was rapidl,
falling. II j. stated that in case Ins,i,.
Field retires and Bryan should De- eler,.l
that the silver men, who control a.,
senate. will not ALLOW any nomination ID
the vacancy made by President Cley..
land to be confirmed, bat will Wal, h.,
Bryan 10 nominate man who could d.
depended upon should there be- rebes,.
Ing On the constitutionaliiy II the In.
come tax 10 vote in favor Of the tax.
Considerable talk has been made
among the politicians by an interview is
which Senator Faulkner, chairman A
/ the Democratic Congressional Can.
phign Committee, criticises BRYAN a.,
talking too much. and the Bryan man.
ayers for their failure 10 take adyant,gs
oi the existing enthusiasm to push M.
campaign work. II indicates lack a
harmony that will do the Democrau
much more harm than Senate,
Faulkner's expression Of hi. belief In
the election Of Bryan will do them yo,I
While many Democrats agree with Sen.
ator Faulkner critlcisisms, most .i
them think they should not have be.s
publicly made.
There's a lot Of politics in the action
Of the New York banks in coming 10 the
rescue Of the gold reserve fund Of IA.
treasury. Another bond issue between
nov and election day would make man,
silver voters. 30 these banks. whirb
have plenty Of gold in their vaults. and
which have, what il more important
influence enough to stop the speculation
on a large scale in gold, have determined
that the necessity shall not arrive. They
have shown before that they could keen
the gold reserve Of the Treasury intact
They did IL then for profit, but they are
going TO do II now Ia the interest Of the
gold standard, aud incidentally to HELM
Mckinley and Hobart. The talk abor,
the administration being afraid That
another bond Issue could not be- noaiei
at price that would be cquiyaen, 90
par for 3 per cent bond is all tommyrot
The credit Of the United State. &. n.
good ~ that Of any nation In 'he world
II anything little better, and II iss1
lar above the strife o. partisan polhir.
that should there be- any necessity for
such action there would not be- the
slightest difficulty IN floating an un.
limited amount Of per cent bonds Of
par within ten DAYS after the Presidential
election. no natter whether ihe glld or
the silver ticket lee triumphant. The
credit Of the Untcd States ~ all right.
and will continue to be- all right
The story Of President Cleyeland's re-.
nomination by the gold Democrats has
taken a fresh start, aud II finds be-.
levers In Washington. Like the original
story, which was first heard when Il was
thought that Mr.. Cleveland vas pulliag
wires to get himself nominated by tile
Chicago convention, this one includes a
war with Spain, which Is TO be brought
about by the recognition Of the hide.
pcndence Of Cuba by the President, and
which is depended upon to arouse the
patriotism Of the country to such high
pitch that all other issues are to be for.
gotten aud Mr.. Cleveland reelected
solely to prevent change Of admins.
tration In the midst Of foreign war. II
the gold Democrats are TO put up ran
didate II would not he surprising Il ;heii
choice should be- Mr.. Cleveland, but a. 70
the restoi the story-the American PEG
| ole are not idiots.