The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-11
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wAsniSoroS. Sept. 1896.

productive ~ WY NAN' ''If''1Nt " WV
ri. party headquarters Of the Bfani,es.
Things are not apparently going their
way. The Bryanites publicly make
light Of the immense Republican ma
jority In Vermont, and say that It was
no more than they expected but II was
much more than they expected. They
knew the State would 70 Republican,
Just ~ they know that Maine will 90
Republican. but they hoped that the
majority would be less than II was In
1892. Those supporters Of Bryan who
have been condemning the tendency Of
hi. managers to chase rainbows IN the
east, instead Of concentrating their
efforts upon the middle west, where they
have some show to win. regard the Yer
mont election a- proof that they we're
right.
The result Of the Vermont election has
had very enthu.ing effect upon tie BE.
publicans. From the first they have
had the best management and the most
money, and now they have the most
confidence.
The action Of the indianapolis conycn.
ton has had % depressing effect upon
the Bryan managers, although they
know that the ticket nominated will not
carry single State. They fear that {,
may help Mckinley to carry more than
one by getting votes that would other.
wise go to Bryan.
The money question l. being brought
home 10 the Bryan managers ina very
dlsagrycabr manner They have been
distppo,utrdin their cxpcctationsoi ron.
tribuiion., and don't know whore they
are To get the money needed iopay their
campaign bills
Senator Butler, chairman Of the popu.
lit National committee, LETT Washington
this week without icllinganybody where
be- was going. It II believed TO be arood
rne.s TINT he has gone 20 confer with
Tom Wnl,ou aIaut that notification
business.
The little game Of politics which has
been played over the printers employed
10y Senator Stewart to get his paper out
has been both interesting aud amusing
and 1t il going To add, for u time any
way. % per cent to the wages II those
printers. The fact has been WILDLY pub
lishcd that Senator Stewards PAPER Is
set up and published In Alexandra, Va,
although il carries Washington date
line, and that the work Is don, there be.
cause there is no typographical union In
that town aud printers work for about
half what they get In Washington ofli-
ccs run under union rules. The man.
ayers Of the gold campaign, thought they
saw a chance TO hit the oliver men n
hard blow by spreading these facts
broadcast, aud then they made direct
play at Senator Stewarts pockslbook by
making arrangements TO hare Alex
andria placed under the jurisdiction Of
the Washington typographical union.
The Senator headed OIL this move by
getting the printers Of Alexandra TO APP
ply for charter for a union Of their
own, promising to pay whatever scale
they may adopt. So his priHiers are
certain OF increased pay until the cleo
ton Is over, whatever they may get
afterwards.
The following, which explains itself,
was given out by Secretary Diienderier
OF the silver committee, aud endorsed
by Chairman Faulkner Of the Demo-
cIatic committee: "My atteniion has
just been called to certain Publication
called "The Cross Of Gold" Upon the
title page is displayed cros In gilt,
upon which is a picture reprscnting a
workingman crucihcd. | have not ex-
amiued the script Of this work, conse.
quently am unable TO pass 10 opinion
upon what It contairs, but Idesire the
public generally to understand that We,
~ u silver people. do not propose TO
shock the sensibiliics oi those who ave
morally inclined 10y such slereligious
display or by endorsing such work. |
can hardly see how anyone equipped
; with good common sense should have
ever conceived such an idea. and | am
at still greater loss to know what
should inpel anyone to iope such an
% article upon the public. am led to be-
lieve that It's author il not friend to the
cause NJ bimetallism, and want Il dis
, tinotly understood that We rspudiate It's
a publication"
, How widely apart two persons opin.
a ions may be on the same subje,t is thus
q shown: Secretary Button Of the vir-
D gnia State Dcmocraticcommitee-"we
will certainly equal II not sIreed the
Democratic majority in 1892, which was
upward OF $1,000, and we shall carry
y every Congressional district The