The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-21

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me bankers at Atlanta come next, and there
after there is close rivalry between a dozen.
IN address Of Judge Aldredge was pub
sfor c az Inc congressional Record by Sen
snaH append to my remarks" and SO forth,
h wnicn makes II frankable practice which
parties. All the workers about Renuhiicsn
headquarters join In the saying that there
never has been such a reading campaign.
and especially never one in which such good
material was wanted"
NO LACK OF INFORMATION.
AT the Populist headquarters totally diff
Ierent method Is pursued, and the "a chair
man, Senator Butler says "Our great labor
Just now consists of private correspondence
ana instructions to local workers how to
ueai WIN the puzzling questions that are
constantly coming up as a result of our in
dorsement Of Mr.. Bryan And still a diff
Ierent story is told at the rooms of the Ma
uonal Silver party, where Hon. R. E. Diffen-
derfer, of Pennsylvania, secretary. and Hon.
Curtis J. Hillard, OF this district. are the
cnlef workers. Chairman Charles B. Lane
OF OF california, and his lieutenant remain at
their homes and hustle for funds. or, at any
rate, such is Mr.. Diffenderfer's statement.
Inc great object of this party Is To main
tam It's organization, so that the battle may
pc renewed Immediately after the election in
case president or house is lost. I'VE will
take IT easy" said Mr.. Diffenderfer while
the main parties are doing the hard work
but unless silver sweeps everything in No
vember the whole country will be more
thoroughly organized and the battle renewed
with yigor that will make the gold bugs
think the past is a mere zephyr" Taking
only the political headquarters here and in
other Cities. | take it that the number of
documents already sent to the voters cannot
ian much below 250OO,0o0, but this is only a
Deglnning. Scores of other agencies and
scores II not hundreds of private individuaIs
are contributing heavily. 1t is claimed that
the Shipping and Commercial List company
OF New York city, has made combine Of
9Vo0 nrms, OF which each is to send out
various other organizations are similarly at
work. ."
personally know wealthy gentleman who
mas had printed at mis- own expense his views
IN 1avor or free coinage and will distribute
many thousand copies free and reports to the
committees show that this is being done all
over the country on both Sides The book
sellers unanimously report an immense de-
mana Tor economic literature Of all kinds
ana as walk along the avenue | see the
sIAils loaded with pamphlets bearing all sorts
Oh Titles, In which the word silver is usually
prominent The agricultural department ia
also peing called on for all sorts of docu-
s sns showing the rise and fall of products
Ior the last twenty-three years and treas
ufy statements by the hundred thousand are
distributed Add the many publishing syn-
ulcateS which furnish millions of broadsides
ana the reprints Of speeches or abstracts
tnere1rom IN the country papers and the
amount or monetary literature is swelIed to
an extent that seems fabulous II sneaJxs
well for the American people: it certainiy
does; They have evidently made up their
minus to understand this thing If lit can he
unoerstoou, and, no matter how badly some
OF us may be disappointed at their verdict in
november we cannot say that II has come
Il oni i@cA oI knowledge j. H. Beadle.