The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29

StOSS VI gOld, Tor there was no gold
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POLITICAL ALL SORTS. II
1t is the general impression that Da-
vid b. Hill has made up his mind, but
that he hates to say so.--New York
Press.
Mr.. Bryan is complaining Of throat
trouble. He appears to be getting it
IN the neck Minneapolis
Journal.
1t must be admitted that Mr.. Bryan
delivered Mr.. McCall's speech with
more effect than its author did.-Wash-
ingtOn Post.
Nansen is leaving the frigid zone.
The boy orator is entering it. Thus is
the balance'of the world maintained
New York Mail and Express.
Before he stands too much on two
platforms Bryan should run his con-
science through a sausage-grinder
twice a day in order to callous it,
Wichita Eagle.
The Bryan cause in Kentucky CON-
menced to wane when Bryan poured
liquor into the sewer: Colonel Shinn
has not been able to enthuse since
Dallas TEX News.
Boy oratory does very we'll as an &C.
casional diversion, but for the serious
and practical purposes of politics it
isn't worth a cent on the dollar.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
With the deficit in the treasury in
creasing at the rate of 81, 100000 day,
the plain people will have no difficulty
in making up their minds that the
Democrats have a good deal to learn
about how to run a country.-New
York Tribune.
The gifted Word-spinner who is car.
rYing the debased currency flag has a
large contract on his hands. He has to
convince the workingmen of America
that the money they are paid in is too
rich for them-that it buys too much!
Buffalo Commercial.
ANY man who is now Republican,
and proud of the name, ought to be pa
triotic and consistent enough to sup
port the head of his party ticket and
his party's principles, which are always
enunciated in the national platform
Wood River News Miner.
The Omaha Word Herald bids adieu
to its editor, Mr.. William Jennings
Bryan, who, it formally announced, has
resigned his position to enter upon
other duties. Perhaps the World Her
aid might better have bid him au re-
voir. 1t is likely to see him later with
more leisure on his hands,-Boston
Herald (Dem.).
In Congress Popocrat Bryan de-
manded that wool, salt, lumber, iron,
farm products, and many other things
should be put on the free list. He
didn't get as much free trade as he
wanted, but he got enough of it to
cripple many home industries, impov.
erish home labor, and paralize the bust
ness of the countTy.-Detroit Journal,
The Democrats in the state cOnven.
ton made a mistake when they re,
fused to work with all silver forces, in,
stead of the Popullsts alone. They ex,
pect Silver Republicans to help elect
Bryan electors and also to assist state
ticket into Office, and yet they shut out
this lot of silver men at the, first oppor
tunity. A good many Mckinley voters
have been made by the action.-Mont
pelier Examines, tDem.)!
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The tariff is naturally the subject o.
first attention. 1t is the leading issue
Upon this issue the Democratic part!
is to be held to strict account for tn,
devastation and ruin which befelI tn
the country after Clevsland's Inaugural
ton. It is the issue which nails De
mocracy to its record of hard times ant
disaster. and it is upon"t this issue tina
Republican party promises the peopl
a restoration of prOsperity.-Malheu
Gazette.
Small in size, but great in results. Dewitt
Little Early Risers act gently but thoroughly
curing indigestion, dyspepsia and constiPa
: lion. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. H. u
, BlatchieE,, druggist.