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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
It fsa Fact

That Hoods Sarsspsrills, the One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again. that u bAs power to cure. even when other medicines fail to do any good.
 Hood Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or grippe. All druggists. 25c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

Hon. A. J Doran and Judge R. E Sloan addressed the voters of King man last Saturday night al 8 public meeting and were quite enthusiAs- ticAlly received. Mir. DorAn is a mluer, snd consequently ihe friend of all miners, and be was accorded a good reception in the ccuntv seat of Mohaye county one ,s .ae most important mining count .a the territory. NIT. DoTau hs- s clean pure record loo which witt h.s per sonal popularity will win L.m many votes.
 A. Falco me in Saturday even ing iIom [ Peek.
 I. J. Cor ,aa, superintendent of the Con-. railroad, IS In town.
 Attorney General J. F. Wilson returned to Prescott last evening. Frank t. Corbitt, a prominent young attorney of Butte, Montana, Is ID town.
 Walter (. Miller, manager of the big mercantile establishment of T.. F. Miller < Co, of Jerome, is in town.
 J. C. Hernden and J. P. Dillon left for Chilo valley this afternoon, where they are billed 10 address . democratic meeting tonight
 T. W. Johnston went up 10 Flag staff yesterday, where he will ad- dress q rep olicaa meeting tonight. He will msse several speeches along the line of the A. < r. railroad for the republican ticket.
 Mir. and Mrs Chas Bagby re- turned yesterday from s visit to Utah, Idaho and Montana Mir. BAgby reports times very dull in every place be visited, and did not ind any plSce where business was better than right here in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
neafness Cannot be Cnred

By lu-al applications, As they cannot reach the di~sNst,i portion of the car. Th-re l. oaly one way Ca cure dsAsDeSs. and thA; is hy oOnstita- tiousl rc.uaiieS NaStness is cAuss.i by an in sAgr,f,f condition cf the mDcous lining of the hssrSchiAn Tut.a. When tais tahe gets infiNrued yau have vumhling sound or lmpsrfert hearing and when ir i- entirely closed deAf1eSs Is the ry Sulr and unless the lnftsustson cAR be taken Uut and thts tGha reSIcret to Us normal condition, nearing will hs destroyed forever. nine cS-sS out of t.sa. are cancel ay cstSrrh. which Is nothing b.t 4n iutNms,t condition If the mOcoGs eur fas~~.
 We Will riyc One Hunirsi nollSrs for any cSse of ,,sfusss lcaus~i by cAfsrrhl that cannot be ru-pd by Halls tatArrh Cure. Send for cir culars frte.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

The best possible terms for anything new to you are:
 Get of your grocera a pack age of ScjiilliRg'S BeSf ten. He pays you your money back if you don't like it. 4 SSsiHlHg x Company
 San FrAncisSa sa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
$IOO Reward. SIOO.

Ihe rsA3ers of this Fag-r vill b. plt,AS>a io AAgE thAs th=-a l. ar lss-r one dres..ei dl=aase teA scle-ce tNs t--sn ass ta curC su all H. -t,- and ie.At lS ozrA-rh HEl.'s OSrArr1 Cue iS ll. .alg Ia~ltlv~ cure noW known io The 1lt'ill-A4 tfaserlity. CA-arra a=lIg a cou--ltGtlolaA a >- eA-e, res1irys constitution rrs.a.rlelt- hA NAfATrh Oure ls taken internally. Sc lo dirs'lt.1 essa2 tle blood and TECcols surface vt t1. s2>- "a tasereoy oeScroyLnE ths touD1a'lo1 v- tLe Slseese. a2d glviaE the patient strength ty N-lA1ilS ID the cons gIutgaa SD1 2s=l-tli-S LA-are "a doing ils work. Ise prCQ-leiorS have = Esch tAltG h ltS curative I-awers, t1St tllfy s1er One Azndrei Dlllzrs fur any c2-a tisat il tAlls to oars. Send for list testimonials
 Ad1rsSs. '. J. CHENEY | 70 Toledo. c.
 so.d hy Dr1EEiscs 1sc
 6Als Family Pills A-s th= bsSf-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
pr. Miles Heart Cure Restores
 Health....,,.

spells. had dr, .l1S, could 2ot lie on either side, was ECm- md suffered terribly. took Dr. Niles Hear, Cu-c and before l Finished the second bo-s- fel; it> good eEccis, feel HOW that an f.ly rccoverrd. sad that Dr. Niles Heart Cure saved my life"
 nr. Niles Heart Cure is SclI OF Cuarautes that first bottle 6eue6ts. o- E.4Oley refuuocd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

Congress Saturday. October r..
 Jerome Monday, October lq
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
Let The Whole N'Orld Know The Coed DT. Miles Heart Cure Does

NWEABT DISEASE has .is victim at H dlSAdvanySce- Always Jaa-5: tAat
 heart disease Is incarable, when Inc symptoms become well deanei iHe p-,.cls becoues alarmed and a nervous pau.c takes place. But vhea @ saro remedy .s found and cure effected, after vearz et >sGCrIac. there is great rejoicing and desire @ -ic. he whole world know" Mrs. Laura Wine fncer, of Selklrs, Kansas. writes; T desire rn Lar thn Mh-l- Mcr.l EnnE ahaL n- Ms.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
RePubiieAh Rally.

The dates for republican meet ings al Jerome aud Congress have been reversed, and will be As fol lows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

Heart Cure has done for me For ten years l had pain in ny heart, short ness Ct breath. p2lpiiA- t!1n, pain n ny lcfi side, oppressed feeling in my chest, weak and hungry
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

- llsber bic 2piten, tpsI1e bic per.
i6nIi@s 8squsmIi1tsit Der 8unbssisna.
loren esm 8oIfs perurladt. bat elmer
bsrielben, CHANDLER, in elmer aueenbIid.
li9en 8srseiienbeit bes Spri6ports,
ipOnad cine 8ribs ber anoersn fein
Huge ausbudt, foIssnosS nieblibe Gr.
Sebnib ans 2iHt sefbrbsrt; Ser 8es
quemIihfeit Der 80 Senatoren oienen
sessnpdrtis ni6t peniser als 353 gin.
9eiteate, unter benen iih l2l Glsrfs, 81
Bcten. 50 8ebientste, Is Sal3er, Is
PoIi;iiten, Z 8risftrdssr II. {. IN. bsfin.
ben. 9ieies 8eamtsnbeer fofet idbrlid
s64S, 900 ober $1,000 fur isbsn Senator.
4ber bas Stanbal5ie an Der Sahs liset
oariu, bab bic Senatoren ibre eieenen
SDbne unb ionitisen SamiIienanssbbris
in iOl6e SteIIuneen brinsen. Ni6t
penissr aIs sebn Sbbne bon Senatprsn
bsSieben ie $1,000 @ebalt aIs @lerfs in
Gomiteen, bsren 8oriisenbe ibre ,,entar'
teten grssussr" finb.
Sebr intsrsfant, ni6t pabr?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
WtlbGbip eiuSraacut.

Dis seeisnstaen TsiIs gum 8raten
iinb bic 2eule. oer 8ismer unb oaa
8lstt. Gum &asout inOsHsn nimmt man
oas Baud. unO 8ruiiIeii6. Dieies
uiro in Stiide sebauen, blanidirt, in
frii6em @afsE abeeflblt. esb6ris bee
idnittsn uno sspuBt. 9ierauf nit faI.
tenn Maiier unp elmer Iaiie @iiis beies'
iebt. nit 3itronsni6eibsn. Ba6bolosr'
bseren. spei 2orbeerbldtlern, elmer 3piss
bel. SaIs. 9fsfertDrnern uno sinisen
Relfeu eepiirst uno unter flei6isem 9lb'
iddumeu psi6 sefodt. Die Briib
mirO ourbssls,bt, entfsttet uup nit elmer
braunsn WebIi6pibe perfpdt. bas bsibt
su elmer iamlssn braunsn Sauee, peldt
nit Bsm uno etpas 3uder. nod pors
tdtieem gSrobIren. abselbmedt pirb
Run lest man bas SleIib binein, ldbl
ss oarin beiB iperoen uno sibt bas 8a
sout nit Rl5Bsn. am bsiien 8riebfl6Ben
su Tiid.-Disie Soulful 1T eln uorSiis
Ii6es SsrreneRen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
WdhmdiAinenol

fann man fib isbr lsidt ielbIt bereiten.
Nan brlnst cine 4nsabI felnsr S8rot.
former in Elm @las, sieBt OlipenDl ober
8lauenfett oaraui, iteat oas 8lus 3-4
Bohen in bic SOnne unO eisBt bann oas
flare Del in Elm anoeres @las ab. Dies
ies Del 1T fstr gut fur ale 4rtenfsnerer
Maihinen uub bas aus Olipen6l berei.
tsts eisust ii9 isIbit fur rlbrmader.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

@eibss gsIstpsrt su paidsu, fodi
man quite. iueibe Sausisifs in WaRer
uno siebt bic 8rdbs bur6 elm Tu4. Sn
Der Iauiparmen 8rabs pdf4t man ipeiBes
Pelstperf Obne 8eiben. BLOB burd ianf.
teS Driden unb @intauden, tuieberbolt
oies einisemaIe nit frii&sr Seifsnbriibe
uno suIsst nit reinsm Slub. unb Resen.
tpaHer. Wian trodnet ss an Der 2uft.
befrsut bas PsIspsrf nit 8ubsr uni
fdmmt basielbe 70 aus. 3ulest flopf
man es nit einem uei8en Riemen
aus,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

Die Reinisuus bon Oelfaf6en tpirb
f&nea uno erlnOIi& ersieI:, inOem man
lauiparmen @iiis unb ettpas tpeiben
Sanb bineiniddttst unb bann bisielben
ti&tis idpentt unb f6atteIt. Sieraui
fpiiIt man nit lauiparmem Naher tii6tie
na4 unO trodnet iorsfdliis ab. Die
Slai6en tperbsn burd bieies einfa4e
8erfabren blisbIunf uno isbes seIbIi4eu
8obeniabes srlnblih entdubsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Sa,weineobren, 9ebaden.

Soub,r sepuste SbpeInsobren we,b be-,
in Salsip fler peib ssto&i, splibsn stpsi
8rettben ooer Dedeln eine 5tunbe ge'
prsBt. in esi6laseuem 81 uno seriebener
Semmel umsefebrt. in beibem Sbmala
sebaden uno aIs 8eilase su perid,eoensu
@smlisn, pis grblsn. 8ObI, Spinat,
8raut, gsssben. BaBt dub gut als
4tsnbpIatts su semiidtsm Salat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Cine aute SfeuSd,tp 6r,e

erbaltsn Sic mad foIsenoem Re,spt
Cine 4uH6iuns BON t 8iIosramm se'
pulpertem 8sinidpars uno benz Beiber
BON 8 gier in ! Sitter Bier IdBt man l
Stunos lansiam todsn. giu6 bem @r'
fulten btritst man oamit ben siisrner
Ofen ooer bic idtparsen Ibiirsu beI
8a6el6fen unb Der SerOe nut elmer ee'
p6buliden 8drts uao apar 70. baB man
erit uorihmiert unb init elmer anberer
8lrite nahpubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
saubbeit Fam nt@t sebeilt perser

ourd IotaIe duplication, neil te ben trantsr
GbeiI bes Sbres nidt errsidsn tonusn. et
sisbt uur einen 8es, bic Suubbeit 5u furiren
lluo Der 1T burd eontitutioueIle SeiImittsl
Saubbeit miro burd eiuen eubiuocteu 8uitonf
Der idIeimi9en ausfleiouns Der Gutoftfder
Robrs psruriadt @enu 6iefe Robre fid ent'
,inost. habt Sbr einen rumpeInoen Son obel
unupIlfommeues 6eb6r; uno ipenu fie GAM
ssidIofen 1T. erfolst saubbeit. uHo penu Die
gnbiinouns nidt afboben uno biefe Hobrs pie
Der IN tbrtu eeborlaen 3uftano perieBt msrbsr
tauu. ipiro oos @sb6r fur immer 3eritort tuer.
ben; ueun 6dae unter jebn fno burd Sa
tarrb peruriatt wslder nidts ale elm euDin
better 3uftano Der fdbIeimi9eu Obsrfdhsu 1T.
gBir upIlsn einbunbsrt Dollars fur isoen
(burd &atarrb peruria&ten) Sal uon Saubbs
9sben. Den mir nid,t ourt giuntbmen Dor
pals satarrb.Sur beiIen tSnnen. eaBt Gud
umiouit &irtulare tommen
Q. 3. Gbeuep & Co.. Solsoo, 8.
90 8srfauft Don allen apotbsiern. 75e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

Gar oft IN fdon barauf binsstpieier
porosn. oaB bas Ausblaien Der 2ampen
oon oben in ben GpIinosr iebr sefabrlid
uno oft sur 8sranlaiiuns bon @rploiio.
nen setporosn 1T, easesen feblt msii
bic Insabe, tpis man cine 2amps aus'
l6i&sn fol-, tpenn bies burd yieosr'
idrauben nitt ssIinst. Wlan muB aIS'
oann bic Sanb in Der SDbs oes Oberen
GplinoerranbsS neben Oieisu Had aus.
itreden unb iber iie unb iomit auh iibe,
ben GpIinosr bintpssbIaisn. tpOrauf bic
5Iamme fOfort erlii6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
s6pdbif&e Sreseln oOer arinsel,

Bon $50 @ramm WtbI, l25 @ramm
Butter, 100 @ramm 3uder, stpei @iern
uno eiuem baIben @eiuSlas 8Oisntpafer
ma6t man einen Teis. Aus bieiem
foEmi man fIsine 8rsssln, beitrsidt bic.
ielben nit 3srilopftsm 81 uno badt iie bel
ftarfsr WtittsIbiss selb. Dieie 8rsseI.
den iinb gut uno erbaltsn ii6 lanse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Gebaeeeue 6artpfelu ,

@si&aits. sspai3ens, robe 3artOifeIr
tperbsn in Sdsiben, Strsifen Oosr
44teIn auf sinem 2u6e ausssbreitet
uno nit slnsm rsinsn Tuds gan, trOdsn
setupit. giun sibt man iis partiennsiis
in iisbsnbes 8adfstt unb badt iis untsr
ofterem rlmiddtteln idbn bodseIb
Rit isinsm Sal, befreut, iofort isrpirt.
iinb fs eine f6fIi4e 8sisabs su ieoes
2lrt bon SIeii1 nit Sauce. e.-Das Seti
iann auf bieie @eife msbrmaIs beniiBt
peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
sans uub &pf.
Gifenne6e.

Giienfsde IoRsn fi9 Isidt aus 2sin.
tpano sntfernen, nsun man ben Stoff
nit SapefeliaIi sinreibt. bann ben
Sled in Gitronsnfdure einipei6t unb
na&ber nufs SorsfdIiishe in @afsr
auspGiht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

@arbinenbranbe. bic bel bem raidsn
llmf6srsifsn Des Ssusrs BEL fold Isi6.
ten @emsben isbr ssfdbrli& psrbsn Ton.
men, l6idt man am ii6sriten unb ssfabr.
Ioieiten, usnn man Ianss 8ebrbsisn in
sinen sroBsn 8ottib init WaRer itsdt
uno cann init ben 8eisn RAID berunter.
reibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

Silusrine, gum Bussn bon SLIDER.
sesenfdnoen, beitebt aus 80 @ramm
sei6lsmmter are.be, 30 9ramm SaI'
miaf8eiit. As @ramm Spirit unb Wafer
10 pleI, oaB bic @eiamtmsnse 300 @ramm
ausmu&t. SIR @oIbuaaren ipiro bic
Nli4uns NIT ber Salfts Bahsr per'
odnnt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Grant Stetter,
SOfel unh NGcferet.
@atuffraf3e, 6Snce Narf.

8arme unc taIte epeilsn fno su ieosr "a.
9esJsit 5n baben. 6rifdes Gager ltets on
3apf ioipis @sius. Giquore uno gisnrren.
Die nit meiuem SoteI perbunosns Bddsrei
lisfsrt elm uorjisIides Ba6n,rf. unb usrben
ale 8efte[lunstu prompt uno bilia beiorat.
draut stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
,,ueber 1lerpen." "

Sier 1T ettpas BerniHftiges tnb splIis
ans ale intereiiren. Or. Scoops tln'
terfu9uHseH babeH seaeist, ba6 ueun oer
Gauptnerp zines armeS ober Geiues burdss
i9nitten tutrb, noer tpenn elm beitdnbiges
Druid auf bieie Nerpeu auSseibt uiro, BITE
UausfelH eeldbmt iuerben. Gr fauo, bab
2eben unb Frat auf Rerpenltdrfe berubeu
nno bieies 1T bic llriads, baB ieseaauute
1Iutreiuisunssmittel Hur ppriibersebc-be
2inoerun9 9epdbren. Or fano ebeufulis,
oab 9eipife Rerpen bic 3bdtisfeit bes
gfageHs, Der 2eber, Rieren nnb aHbereH
inneren Drsane tontroIIiren.
Or. GdoppY BieberberttetIsr n
etn SeilmitteI fur RageH., 2ebers anb aierens
Rrnnfbeiten, inbem berfelbe Sur Gtdrfnne
unb grndbrung btefer gterpeH beitrdgE
Sieie Rebijin III fein 0erpine pber gittiees
Rerpenrei3nritteI. - Brpb, Sleif9, kdrtci.
felu u. 1. To-, er5eugen 8lnt nnb ipenn bic
Berbnuunss Grsdne gei1md1t Rnb, 70
muB ais natfirltdIe Solge ber uebergdig
BON 6peiien in Blut Elm idtpa9er ietn un6
aus bemielben @riiube bort bic Tbdtisiett
Der Berbauun9s Sraane OUT ipenn bic
Rerben seidpddt ftHo. ST bteiss ni@t
einleudtenb? Or. SdoppY @tebeIs
berfelier perbinbert uHb heiIt bieis
Rranfbeiten, inbem berielbe bie nbtbige
Rerpenfraft idafft uno erhdIt nue sa
Reriu6 tuiro bid bierpon fber5eusen
Sn apptbsfsn Obr franco pW Gtprsb faE si.sa.
Der bertfbs ,N3eas
A ipeiier sur Getnn6Asitt,
M tpeI1er bie 4eban6Iuua
V1A IN nit 6ieier Mebisin genan
N- beihrebt, neb5t BrpbsH,
81 iperoen an ireenb cine
Szz5F NbreHe fret persaubt.
I nE Man idreibe on
Sr. S1oop. Bog 8. Ratine. @is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

Die feiniten Drudarbsitsn ber Stabt,
Siefert bic Office bes ,,@o6snblatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03

B@ Das ,,@odenbIatt" entbaIt aae
9a9riStsH unb tofet nur S2.00.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
BaYAE's LIBEL OF BLAINE,
The Dishonc,t Method Employed 10y the
10 Orator."

New York Press: Mr.. W. j. Bryan in
quoting a dead man should use the
most scrupulous ntcety OF l]aneuage,thr
most conscientious fairness OF i%nterprc-
tatiOn. In his free coinage speeches he
constantly refers to James G. Blaine
as one who held the same Views on free
silver as Mr.. Bryan holds. Mr.. Bryan,
knowing that this Is absolutely false,
Is thus pract!Cln6 the meancSt sort Of
di5hOnesty-a dishonesty against tho
memory Of a great patriot AMI a wise
statesman.
In It speech against free coinage ut
lG to /. delivered In the senate on Feb
ruary {, 1875. Mr.. Blaine said:
III We coin n silver dollar Of full le-
gal tender. obviously below the current
value OF the gold dollar. VIC are opening
wide our doors and inviting Europe to
take our gold. With our gold flowing
out from us we shall be forced to the
single silver standard. and our rela-
lions with the leading commercial
countries OF the world will be not only
embarrassed but crippled"
Again. In protesting against free COIN
age at 16 10 ! (even when, as at that
time was the case. the silver bullion in
il2ia grains Of silver was worth ninety
" cents, instead Of about iifty. AS
now. Mr.. Blaine said:
AT current rates OF silver the free
coinage Of IA dollar containing 4l2ia
grains gives an Legitimate profit to tho
owner Of the bullion. enabling him TO
take nIncty-two cents worth OF II to
the mint and get II stamped as coin
and force his ncighbOr To take II for a
full dollar. This Is nm undue and I'M
fair advantage which the government
has no right to give To the owner OF sill
vcr bullion, and which dcfrauds the
mar who Is forced to take the dollar"
And here IL NJ exact statement nf
Mr.. BlaIne's Views or free silver, made
in tn" same speech:
what gain, therefore. would we
make for the circulating medium II On
opening the gate for silver to flow In
we open n sun wider gate for gold Ia
dow out? II I were 10 venture upon a
dlctuIn upon the silver question |
should declare that until Europe re-
rn0nGtizcS silver wc cannot afford to
coin a dollar as low as il2ls grains"
II viii be well for Mr.. Bryan TO BE-
careful how he libels the memory Of
Mr.. Blaine by claiming him as a free
silver advocate. or this election will go
even harder with him than the people
have determined II shall so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
STORY OF THE FLAG.
sonator Thnrston Arouse, Some strong
AmrIirhn Sentiment,

hhhft tPhh SthllihriN'
In an Inland manufacturing city on
election night In November, 1891, nft-
or the wires had confirmed tho news nr
a sweeping Republican Victory, two
w|orkinBmen a,arted.to climb to tho top
OF n Rrent BmokclcsS chimney. That
chimney had been built at the Invitation
and upon the promise OF Republican
protective legislation. In the factory
over which It lowered was employment
for twice a thousand men. II had stood
II cloud by day and n pillar OF ilre by
night, for n busy Industrious, happy
people. Now bleak. hlackCned, vOIccltss
ana dismantlcd, like n grim spectre NJ
evil, II fruwncd down upon the hnplcss
city, where poverty, ldloness. stngnatiOn
ana want attested the complete dislS-
ter OF the free trade experiment.
Up and up they climbed, watched by
the breathless multitude below. Up and
up aud up. until nj last they stood up
OH It's sunlmltrand there. In the glare
or the electric lights. Cheered hy tlE
gathered thousands, they unrurlrd and
nailed an American flag. Down In the
streets strong men wept - the happy
tears NJ hopr--and mothers, lifting up
their babies Invoked the blessing NJ the
ilRB. and then lmpassluned lips burst
forth In song, the hnllelujnh OF cXultant
hearts. the mighty pHean OF Il peoples
Joy. That eOng-the enthusiastic mil
lions sIng Il yet-wus:
llurruhl liurrah! We sing the Jubilee,
liurt1h! liurrah! the flag that makes ua
ftrc;
So We sling the chorus from thu mountains
to the seu--
llurrOh FOR Mckinley and protection
Over the city that free flag waved.
careSsed by the passing brerzrs, kissed
by the silent stars. And there the first
Ehld sunshine OF the morning fell upon
II, luminous and luStrouS. with the IT,
dings OF Republican sneceSs.
On behalf OF those stalwart wuFkmcn
and all the vast army or American toll
ers, that their employment may be GER
tain, the wages best, their dollars the
best ot the civilized world; on behalf OF
that dIsmantlcd chimney and the de-
serted factory AZ its base, that the fur
nnces may once more flame, the mighty
wheels revolve, the whistles scream, the
nnvilS ring. the spindles hum: on be-
half OF the thousand cottages round.
about n all the humble homes OF this
broad hand, that comfort and content
may again abide. the firesldes glow, the
women Sing, the children lnugh-yes.
and on behalf OF the American flag and
all II stands for and represents for the
h0nor OF every stripe, for the glory OF
every star, that Its power may iii the
earth. and Its spl1ndOr span the sky. |
ask h nomination OF that lOyul AmerI-
can. that Christian gentleman. soldier.
statesman, patriot, William Mckinley,
Hon. John ". ThurstOn, United
States senator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
TRANSITION OF PARTIES.
The Evolution of the Political Condition
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For thirty years the people OF the Uni
ted States were divided Into two pnrt-
les, Republicans and Democrats, some
| times the one. sometimes the other he.
Ing In the majority. In the south.
wealth and culture were almost entirely
on tho side or the Democrats, the other
party being made up In the main Of the
poor inountaineers, md OF the more
numerous blnclIs. In the northeast, on
the other hand. tbs men Of old American
stock being generally Republicans.
those Of foreign birth or parontaSc
Democrats, the former party had the
greater wealth On their side. In the,
west rich mcn ana poor men were pref
" evenly divided among tn. two great
parties.
Both Of these parties held conventions
In 1897, and both declared against the
free coinage OF silver at 10 "a /. They
did not put thess declarations In ns
plain words as were In this year. 1886,
chosen by the Republican convention at
ST, Louis. aud as Will be employed by
the Democrats at Indianapolis; but
they declared for parity between the
gold und the silver dollar: and rs SIX
teen ounces are not worth ag much ny
one ouncc'of gold, this parity forbade
free coinage; and as the government
can not lessen the value OF the gold
coins, the present gold standard was as
snrtd II these declarations were lived
up to. And the Democratic convention
attested It's purpose ut carrying ltS
words into enrCt by nominating Cleye-
land for the presidency.
Each OF the two leading candidates
received over five millions OF vOteg,
Only one million OF votes we're cast lar.
Weaver. the pupulIgl candidate. run
ming upon n free silver platform. and
many M his voips W,r. r.st nv It.nuh-
lcnna in Tho su,th or by Democrats In
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