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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-19
RANKS.

7.-Glve me some idea Us to the inten-
ton OF the ranks.
Answer.-The secret work OF the lodge
consists of three Ranks, which are symbol
ical of three principles of the Order
namely: Friendship, Charity and Beney-
olence. The three Ranks, Page. Esquire,
and knight, arc separate. but it is neces-
sary to be initiated into all of them 10
come to just appreciation OF the extent
and scope Of what this Order comprehends
and teaches The instructions given in
the several Ranks are part of the essential
elements that 60 to make up a secret socie-
ty, and they are conferred upon al who be-
come members, that they may come to g
correct understanding of the basis upon
which the Order is built. Friendship is
the mystic tie that brings and binds our
members together.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-02-19

Success in the production of to-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

ten N~npflan3ungen bon @einreben lieferu
e'nen ~por3iiJli0en trint51rfn unb ii9 gut
3aAlenben Wein,
SD 6eiu9te ben, an einem Der bielen
6igel unb 5bdler bes gountp Qeon qelez
genen iebr 9roB ausgelegten @eingarten
zines Srdn5oIen. Die fre5en3te peiBe frp=
1taIflare Sorte bes 9aut Sauternes@ 8eines
purbe auf ferneres 8lii6en ul1o @eoei6en
oes Mnbaues bes eblen 9epG91es ~getrunten.
Die ertpd6nten 8eiipiele elmer Muiterz
farm, elmer Mild6z unb 8utterfarm, elmer
Sabadfarm unb zines Wetnberges 1oGen
benz fir Florioa's gntnidelung ii9 Snter=
eIIirenoen 5eigen, mas aus benz rei36altigen
T6neren, in folo1falen SiefOimeniionen bu=
mus6altigen Nderbau6ooen muBbringeno 9ez
aoqen tperben fam. Dieter rei96altige Bp=
sen ergdn3t bic ii6 Bel oeritdnoiger 8ebanbz
lung, BEL einfa6er Solge neAielnoer Nne
~pflan3ung ber19iebener Gprten bon gfuB@
p~flan3en Dur9 ft9 iet6it, obne Muslage, 3eit
unb Mr6eit fir ben 5armer, mittelit Der DE
miI9en 8orbebingungen 1einer 8eitanb@
t6eile.
Die fir cine boQtommen 5u iiberiebenbe
uno gut aablenoe 8earbeitung binrei9enoe
5ld9e elmer 5arm betrdgt ungefdbr 40
Nder fir cine Samilie.
8ie 2eon @ountp, 10 lit bus 6ena96arte
@atuQa gountp DOr3igli3 fir @derbau
ii9 eignenber 8oben.
Sin 6ibf9er, it9erli9 elmer f3Onen 3uz
funft entgegeniebenoer Commerce ort am
9olfe BON Merico, i'm Wafula Gountp, 1T
2anarf. Oas nit mulerif9em 8el9id in
ben Magnolienbain gebaute 9otel erfre1t
it6 ais Sanitarium bereits oroentli9en
3ufpru9es. Die Naturqueue, Die inS Steer
binaus angelegten 8abebduIer, Die gel9iBte
milbe Gage unb Die nur cine Babe Stunbe
@iienbabnfabrt betragenOe gntfernung BON
Saau6afee peroen benz nod iungen Inter
nebmen ii9erli9 Die erpiinf9ten Souriften,
9eilung bon @ebre9en fu9enbe, ooer Die
talten nDrbli9en Minter fltebenoe 8eIuber
in grOBerer 3ubl 3ufibren,
8ereits Beginner auf ben beoeutenben
no9 un6ebauten 2Gnbereien Der 6igelregiDn
biefer Counties emiige 9Gn0e ben 8etrie6
bes Nder6aues gu f%0rbern; Elm riibrigeres
Sarmerle6en, pte felt langen Sabren ni9t
gefeben, nimmt einen erfreulihen @ufz
i4pung.
8as benz i30nen @arten SIoriba, 6eIOn=
bers ieinen ertragfdbigiten Sbeilen bis iebt
nod feblt, bas 1T Die Nnfunft inteligenter
Meni3en, pelbe 6ur4 ben Segen ibrer Or
belt cine bliben6e Stdtte Der @ultur i9afz
fen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
MEDICAL
6S 9fanoulYbitr.
aus Dem @efAGft gum Na9t6eil Der 0lGu=
btder entnDmmen.

aus Dem @ei4Gft gum Na9t6eil Der GlGuz
bigger entnomn1en.
= Die 3iri9er naturforf9enbe @eIeqz
f9aft, tpel9e 1746, BON sSpbannes @ebner
i'm &eretn nit 6efreunDeten J2aturforIGern
unb Aer3ten gegriinbet purbe, tpirb in biez
fem Sabre ibr 1~5Ojdbriges GGyubilGum feiern.
Oas i'm Nuguit itattfinbenOe Set Ioa ft9
Der 8ebeutung bes Nnlafes entipre9enn ge=
1~talten. @inerfeits 6at Die S9pei5eriI DE
naturforf9enbe @eielf9dft BEL ibrer leBten
8ereini9ung in 3ermatt bef9lpfen, lire
nd9fte Sa6resberfammlung in 3iiri6 e.
bis 5. Nuguit 1885 a65u6alten, anoererz
feits BADEN ft9 faf a[le oieienigen in Der
S9peia ober i'm Nuslanb befin0li6en, Der
3uri6er 9efeai4aft ange10ri9en @eleRrten,
pel6e UNI einen piffenf9aftli3en 8ettrag
eriu3t tporben iinb, bereit erfldrt, einen iol@
9en fir bic 5efi6rift CUR @~erfiigunS al
~ite1en, peI6e als Al. Sa6rgang Der &ierz
telia6rsi9rtft Der @sIeGi6aft in GetuIt
zines Subelbanbes bon beIpnberem Sormat
atsge9eben Der0en 4pQ.
= 8or Der Straftammer in Manl16sim
fanb u%nlGngft cine @erbunblung itatt, tpel9e
bas Bib zines GuBerit betriibenoen Samiz
lienlebens entbiiQte. Der 46 Sabre alte
5abrifarbeiter @eorg &a6rmann bon 9fedarz
mar bes @erfu9s bef4uloigt, iein eigene5
d6tiG6riges Sinh 5u erbdngen. Da8 @orz
6aben bes &a6rmdnn mar 0as Yrobuft elmer
ungliidli9en @be. ollie Sage go6
es 6Guslt9e Scenen in Der &abrnann' i6ea
8e6auiung. Nm 3, Sebruar fam Is pieber
gu beftigem Streite 5nif9en ben @6eleuten,
10 baB &abrmann ben @ntf9tuB fabte,
Ieinem 2eben Iptpie Dem Ieines a9tidbrigen
Elm @nbe 81 MAIDEN. @r ging nit
Qebterem in ben Nederduet Ma(p. liner
tpegS tbsilte er fem 8orbaben Ieinem Spbne
nit, 2ebterer beriuhte 8u entfliebelt, iptrbe
aber BON ieinem @ater eingefangen, in Elm
gef9leppt unb bier an einem Weiz
oenbu19e aufgebGngt. Der &na5e mar ie=
oo9 10 flug, Die 9anb 3pii6en ben Gals
unb ben Strid 81 iteden. Dis &a6rluann
menf6li6e Stimmen in Der 91Gbe. 9orte,
lieB er BON Ieinem Beginner ub unb 6efreite
1einen Sobn aus Der le6ensgefdbrli9ea Sage.
Oas @eri9t e~rtannte auf 5ebn Utonate Oez
fdugniB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Cans 1tnScrc e(niht.

SIN Soma mill Der Silberfliigel Der 9ez
rnotraten pieOer groBe Nnitrengungen ma
chen, ben Staqts@G pnbent III fapsrn, urb 81
9ouOerneur 8oies lit aufgeforbert tporben,
1i9 gum 4bgeorbneten fir ben Stat auf
elmer 6reiprdgungsz platform in ben G6iz
Cdgper GatipnalzGo nbent pd6Ien at lo1en.
limb er bat angenommen, pas BEL Ieiner be-
fannten Stelung in Der 5rage peiter ni9t
gu p%ertpunoern 1T. Mtan barf fib alio auf
einen interefanten &f i'm 9ubuquer
Gonpent gefaBt MAIDEN.
Sn Dem Nufforberungsi9reiben an i'm
tit cine STEELE entbalten, Die mir boa unb
gang unteri4reiben. Sic lautet:
Seine 5tpeigeii6ttge gGutform fonte eez
0uloet perben, tpel6e @olbpdbrung fir cine
8laie unb 0~oppelpdbrung fir cine anbere
&lafe DonStimmgebern bebeutet. 8tr glauz
ben, buB cine Pplittt bes auf 5tpei @dulsn
Sibens Der 3uin Der bempfratiI9en partei
fein unb lie in Soma unb pielen anoeren
@taoten BON 8pben pegfegen fpiirbe."
9as lit uns gang aus Der Steele eeIproz
den. @enn Die bempfratif9e Bartei nerz
fu9t, 5uglei6 ben @olbz unb Sil6ergaul
gu reiten, 10 piro tie 3pif9en beiben bur9=
plumpien unb ii9 bas 9enid bre9en. glur
geben ielbfberfdnbIi9 unIere MnIt9ten
iiber ben Saul, ipel9en ife reiten fplte, nit
benen bes !9rn. 8oies unb ieiner JreunDe
tpett auseindnber. @ir molten, buB tie ben
8olbgaul nit Sil~beriatteI unb 3aum reite,
fie tDplen ibr bas WagniB 5umutben, ii9
uuf bOutg ungefatteltem unb unge5igsltem
Silbergaul gu probu3iren.
9liidli6er 8eiie bat Der boriGbrig.
@taatsz@onbent Der 9empfratie BON Soma
3e3eigt, Dab fe Der Mebr5abG na9 ben ii9er
gsidttelten, au~fge5dumten unb gut eingerit=
tenen 9ologaul benz uneingebrp9enen, mil
ben @tlbergaul Dor8iebt, unb 10 IGBt iiG
erparten, baB lie auf Dem erfteren mad Gbiz
cago geritten fommt unb baB mir ni9t oaa
8ergniigen baben tperben, 9rn. 8pies i'm
Gbieagoer @olofeum feline @ilberfpeere perz
fen gu ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
bemna9 Der S9aben, ben Die Staatsbertpal>
tlng bur9 ben S9neefaa erlitt.

1fAftN ~ O0INNN'I
tlng bur9 ben S9neefaQ erlitt.
X X X
Iuf 4nregung bes gutos an Der egDptiz
f9en Nbt6eilung bes &unitbiftorif9en 9pfz
muieums in @ien purbe Der Sn6dlt elmer
uner0ffneten altegDptii4en Mumie nit
9ilfe Der RDntgsn'i9en Strablen an Der
2e6rz unb 8erIu9santalt fir photographic
unb Observation-Disclosures Photographic.
9ie1e Mumie, nel9e bic GuBere Sprm elmer
menl9li9en @eftalt bat, gilt als &olettipz
Mumie Der bon ben alien @gpptern fur
6eilig se6ultenen Sbiie, ieoo4 mar bic YIN
nabme nibt eripieien. Oa man bieie M9umie,
nel6e als unitum gilt, ni9t auspidsln
po1te, 10 erf9ien als bas ein5ige Mittsl,
ii9 iiber ben Snbalt gu Dergepiiiern, Die
Photographic mittels Der ROntgen'i9en
Stra6len. Die Mumte nurbe benin audi
nit GrlaubniB bes Sber ittdmmerers in
bus p6oto9emii9e 8erfu6sld6oratorium
Der be5ei6neten 4nitalt gebrabt, uno oaa
Iel6it bsli9tete man iene partie Der Mumie,
pel9e Der 5orm na9 benz &opfe uno ben
99ultern elmer meni6liben 5igur entiprez
9en piirbe, nit ben 80ntgen19en Stra6len.
0ie Photographic ergab beutli9 Die l1mriiIe
BON 8ogelfno9en unb bic Nbipefen6eit
Der menI9li9en Sfeletttbeile. 9amit TT Der
Sn6alt Der Mumie, pel6e nunmebr o%efinitio
uls Sbisz Mtumie gu be3ei4nen 1T, in elmer
ieoen 3meifel ausi9lieBenoen 8eiie feftgez
telt unb 5uglei9 bic Sbatia9e Der Ser,
penbbarfeit Der neuen Met6ooe fir d6nli9e
tpifenl9aftlt3e 3pede barget9an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

tie nieber, penn es ibnen geraOe in ben Slim
tpmmt.
9as muB ndtiirli9 ben Wuni3 na3 ge1
freiung bonn Ipanif9en So9e INNER msbr
aur beGen 6lamme anfa9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

bDrte 9~eleioieungen zines Sbeiles Der Stuz
oenten nidt Oulben unb Naes Oaran ieBen,
I'm ben Srteoen an Der uniberiitdt tpieoer
6er5uitelen,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

llnsarn's Miacnniums@9 Plus itctuns. Srafebl
iibcrau. - Das leste llnwettcr. - Sas &0tb7
iel ser Wumie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette: The
Republicans OF West Virginia have hon
orcd themselves as well aS their stand
ard bearer In the nomination of Hon.
George W. Atkinson, OF Wheeling, US
their candidate for governor. He has
been success In everything to which
he had directed his energies. AZ nttor-
ney. author. political leader and lectur-
err. In all OF these vocntions he has ac-
quirrd distinction, and his popularity
has been by no means confined TO West
Virginia. The element of lnz!ness does
not enter Into hts nature. and his
healthy energy Is contagious. The
various public positions to which he
has been elected and appointed he has
filled with credit, and the same is true
or the religious. Masonic and other semi
public positions IN which he has serv-
ed. His idea OF political and social re-
forms Is the good one that the right
way TO bring them about and perpetu-
ate them Is by that development OF the
individual which contributes to the rails
Ing OF the standard OF intelligence, hon
csty, thrift and economy. All OF MIR.
Atkinson's work as Il journalist, lectur-
er and political leader has been direct
I'd to this end and has been potent in
its influence. The Republicans gave
him the nomination for governor by
reclamation. The people OF the state
would honor themselves II they should
emulate that example and make his
election unanimous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.
ltnrper's Weekly on tho Chicago Ticket.
Advice 10 Sound Money Men,

Iiarpcr's Weekly. (Dcm): We firmly
believe that this ticket will be defeated.
But II will, after all, not do TO make
light OF the character OF the candidates
or Of the strength of tho movement
which they represent. T'ht widespread
feeling OF discomfort and unrest IN tho
west and south M well as In some OF the
middle states which has given birth 70
thiS strange evolution, wild and UNI
reasoning as II Is, Is Il Gerlous thing,
and 1t should be treated seriously 1t
cannot be put down with cplthcts, snccrs
and Jlbcs. Every attempt to do so VIII
only irritatG Its temper and make 1t
stronger. II should not be forgotten
TINT there are many people engaged In
this movement who sincerely think
themselves agErleved and entitled TO Il
respectful and sympathetic hCnring.
rhla they should have. They should bc
made to feel that their complaints nrc
not dlsdainfully thrust inside, but can
didly inquired into. Their Ideas, az to
desirable measures OF relief, whatever
may b. Thought OF their reasonable.
ness or practICnbIlity. should be met
with the welEhtIcst aud most lucid
arguments the advocates OF sound mo-
ncy can muster There are two things
Whlch the SOUND money men should
never lose eight OF MS the true objects
OF their efforts: one Is that the free
coinage candidates be not only defeat.
cd, but that they be defeated by n
majority 20 overwhelming as to de-
stroy their last hope Of the ultimate
success OF their movement: and the 9TH
or is that his overwhelming dclcnt be
brought about By Il campaign OF cduca-
tlDn so thOrnurh M IN innOrtrlnatc the
American people with sound notions
on public finance ut least for II Ener-
alton. Only II this Is accomplished will
the sound money inen have done their
duty. Whatever OF scurn and contempt
they may feel. they should vent upon
those Democrats who. knowing what IN
right, sun At this moment OF national
danger show themselves willing 10 sup
port that which they know to be wrong,
for the purpose OF saving their miscr-
able little capital OF party regularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

The endorsement: OF Bryan and Sewal
by the Populis; convention wns not UNI
expected. On the contrary. Il was the
expected which happened. for there was
no doubt from the time Of Tie birth ri
the Bryan movement that there was az
arrangement looking 70 this result.
1t means that In the event OF Bryan's
success there Is to be Il division of apoIls
md recognition Of Populis,lc princi-
pies in legislation. Besides the WnItc1
and The TiIlmans and the hltGclds whc
Will be In the saddle at Washington
we will havG,hc COXeys. the Browns and
all the elements OF GisCOnt who We're In
control at the Popuiiat convention.
It would be a pretty outlook for patrl-
otto Americans. hut for the fact that thc
patriotism and the intelligence Of the
peopl. will triumph over the combina-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25
A F'alIacy,

1t is a very common argument ot the
free silvcrItcs. In answer 10 the state
mcnts regarding the condition OF wage
workers In countries on silver basis.
TO say this country possesses greater re-
source than any other country, and that
we DO not need the commercial rccogn!-
ton OF the great nations OF Europe.
This argument Is apt to influence
thoughtlc5s people who jump nt conclu-
sIons. and appeals to false Idea OF
patriotism.
y workIngman writes TO the New York
World that the idea that this country
can be independent OF all other nations
In the matter Of adopting n monetary
policy is i fallacy. and makes the point
that the fertility OF our land and its abil-
ity to feed and ciothe the whole world t.,
the very fact that renders foreign mar
kcts absolutely essential TO our welfare.
In order that We may be prosperous we
must sell our surplus, and we must have
commercial relations with other ma
tons OF the earth. We cannot hedge
ourselves In with dobased currency.
If we should do so the producing classes
would be the first TO suffer.
The workInEman takes n common
sense view OF this phase OF the question
which appeals TO reason rather than to
the false notion that America can &c.
along without trade relations with the
rest OF the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

Mr.. Whitney Is showing some signs OF
Impotence because the Republican
, managers are not disposed to admit that
the currency question Is the only Issue.
IL SIr. Whitney will look at the matter
properly he will see that the way TO de-
feat the Bryan ticket meet surely IL for
all the friends OF sound no..ey to unite
for. the Republican ticket which IL
pledged to that policy. All the free sill
yer forces are thus combining. regard
less OF differences on other questions.
Why cannot the sound money people do
the same thing?
@ The crisis Is too serious to risk the
Z possible consequences OF a split OF the
! honest money vote between two
tickets. Mr.. Whitney and other sound
money Democrats know well that they
could not possibly hop" 10 cl"ct a third
ticket. 1t Is true that such ticket
would receive pr"hap3 thousands of
voteg that would otherwise go to Bryan
and to that rxlh.t would benefit Nc
Kinley, which, " cnurGG. Is the object,
but they would orly co:Int hDlf vote
each for the Republican candidate.
+ n the whole obJcc, "r the 5ound money
Il Democratic roscmnH. Is t. dn.cut Bay
n,.and there Is no'doubt that this 10 the
desire and purpose OF the third 'ickct.
why should II not he az well. especially
Z H. . eat OF, Fo,. ,k,o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25
FIVE POINTS ON MONEY.

Flrst-Ttat there Is not a free, coinage
country In the world To-day that /, not on
n silver basis.
second-That there snot n Sold.stnuti-
ard country Ia the world to-,iuy that does
not use silver as money aion: with guid.
rhtrt-Thnt there Il not u siiv.r-,tuu,i-
ard country III the world To-day that use,
any gold ms money along with silver.
Fourth-Thnt there Is not silrers,nmd.
nri country In the world to-day TINT has
more than onethirtl rs mnci, money Ia
circulation per capita as tho United States
have; aud
iFiith-ThH, there Is not >urer.stnnd.
ard country In the world today where the
labosinS man receives tnir pay for his
days G. Carlisle, Secretary. OF
he Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

The state committee acted wisely in
re-electing Hon. William NJ. o. Dawson
chairman and in relocating the state
headquarters ut Wheeling. Mr. Daw-
son, in his conduc, OF the two past cam
pa!gns fully demonstrated his ability.
and his experience and thorough ac-
quaintance with the party machinery
will sta2d him In sod play this year.
when the contest will require careful.
energetic and discreet work.
He already has the work well In hand
and Is equipped for the educational cam
paign which Will be carried on from now
until November. He will have the as
s!stance OF one OF the best state commit
tees ever selected by West Virginia
onventinn-composed. as 1t Is. OF repre-
sentative men who are thoroughly con-
versant with the situation In their re-
spective districts and alive to the neccs-
stiles OF the hour.
Il The thing to do now Is for the commit
tee to get down 70 work. and the Intelli-
gencer takes 1t that there will be no time
lost The party organization Is in
splendid shape throughout the state and
: Is ready for the fray. There Is earnest
ness and enthusiasm NIL along the line
and there is no doubt OF the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25
TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

"Now." said the cyclone. as 1t deftly
unroofcd the western dance house, Just
watch me knock the cover off the ball"
Then the darkness came on TO pitch.
md the lightning made three strikes.
Indianapolis Journal.
D5ctor-You are suffering from n
complication O: diseases, my dear sir
at least six.
Humorous Invalid-FIow much dis
count do you give me on half 4 dozen,
doctor?-London Tit-BIts.
He was walking home up the avenue
de rOpera. after dinner. supper. and
-aprcs-Suppcr.
Take n cab" suggested passing
friend, sympathet!cally. ITS long
way"
''lts not the l-l-lcngth OF the road
which takes t-time," was the melan-
choly reply ms the b-b-breadth OF It,"
Paris Messenger.
Hc-DarIlns. we'll have n lot to con-
tend with when we are married.
Shc-Yes. DEAR we'll have each 9TH
| cr.-London Judy.
You previously offended Mabel
Gray's father last night"
How"
ny making that pun about the alum
| cn-tary canal"
II don't see how that could offend
him"
Don't you? He's n manufacturer OF
baking powder. Plain
Dealer.
1T Is mighty inspiring to think OF all
| the oratOry which period OF national
excitement Ike the present produces. y
| said the man who wnS waiting for his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25
the defeat Of tho popuiIs; combine which
captured tho Chicago convention from
the real Democrats.


Whnt alis Elkins, that bright. rnrtlcu.
lar nnu RtlulngiEtur OF Republicans a few
monthS ng0? llu hna since boon clothed IN
rohes OF nowCr or blimmerlng white. but
with hts party In itS present campaign,
for Sound noncy."RcGlster,
Does the Register expect to benefit lts
cause In West Virginia by circulating
lnlschooda like the above about the ut,I.
,ude OF the leaders OF the Republican
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that every man who
reads tho newspapers knows to be such ?
Senator Elkins delivered II speech at
the parkcrsburg convention which was
ono of the most elaborate discussions OF
tho two leading issues OF the campaign
wc have yet accn. When printed IN full
1t occupies fourteen columns OF space In
Il, newspaper, and Is about onc-halt de-
voted TO an argument for the maIntcn-
ance OF the gold standard and against,
tho free and unlimited coinage OF silver.
No stronger grounds have been taken
by anybody, and the speech Is regarded
nmong sound money people everywhere
nv u splendid document In support OF tho
1t, Louis platform.
Moreover. In the senate Mr.. l:lltIns'
votes were all Gust for sound money and
against free silver. Senator ElkinS has
not even been compromlscr. lie was
opposed to the purchasing clause OF the
Sherman act the repeal or which was
denounced by the free sllvcrltes and nd :
vocatcd by ev:y sound money man and
paper In the country, including the
Wheeling Register. which was then de.
nounClnE the advocates nf free silver NJ
''crlnlS" and fanatics"
The Register knows all these things TO
be true, Has It. since It has gone back
on It's own record. and surrendered DEM
ocratLc principles to the Popullst craze,
become so lost to honor as to enter on n
campaign OF fasehood concerning indl-
vldnnl leaders OF the Republican party
to bolster UP Its popuiiStic cause?
II the Register really feels any doubt
about Senator Elklns attitude In this
campaign, let It read his speeches and
interviews On the currency question and
dIsabuse Its mind. Even II they do not
convince the Register, their fairness OF
tone and dignity OF language may have
moral effect on the Registers mind,
which may lead It to more honorable
course In the discussion OF the positions
OF public men on public questions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

II Is n mistake. rho p0DulIst Is not
opposed to the money lender all the time.
1t Is when he wants to borrow that the
money lender is all right In the cycs OF
the pOpull&t. lie borrowH from the
money lender 100 cent dollars. and when
he comes to pay the debt and the money
lender Insists on 1t being paid in a3 good
money ~ he loaned. the Trpullst wants
him to take ffty cent dollars. Then the
rOpulIst Is opposed to the money lender,
and donounccs him az an enemy OF the
people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-25

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