The Irish standard., 1896-10-10

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No well known daily newspaper n New Ys =
York Or Boston or ID the East gem rally
disappearing Bryan with the EXCEPTION Of
the New York Journal. It is the same
il the Central states, with the exception
| Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and the same
In the West. In the Twin Cities, Dor in-
stance there is no daily that adheres to
Bryan except the Penny Press. The
| Times claims to be independent and ia
neither for him nor against him. All the
rest oppose him bitterly as well as unrea-
sonably. They are all under the heel OF
the money power. The Tribune is hope
lessly dependent and the Journal Is
obliged to bow to the party dictates. In
st. Paul the Pioneer Press is edited by
firm of Jews. They do not actually hold
the pen, but they guide it SO that the man
behind the pen dare not call his soul his
own. That paper opposes Bryan, OF course.
Every Jew will do that. The Globe claims
to be Democratic, but it is edited by lie
long Republican and he is dictated to by
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stands opposed to Bryan, Of course. 1t
wants to see Mckinley elected instead OF
Bryan and yet it screams for party al
legiance. 1t makes the judicious grieve.
The Dispatch being Republican would
naturally support Mckinley, seeing that
it is not in favor of free silver. 1t, too,
is under Hebrew domination. In fact, it is
an open secret that it's editor belonged
to the race of the patriarchs while he
Lived in England, but that he American
lied, himself when he came to this coun-
try. .:,
A goodly number Of weekly papers are
nobly supporting Bryan, and notably
among them are those devoted to Irish
and Catholic interests. In Boston the Re
public is doing valiant service for Bryan
and the Pilot of that city is also support
ing the cause In New York the Irish
World in the earlier stages of the cam
raign stood up bravely for Bryan, but
of late it seems to have forgotten him
and no one can tell the reason for this
obliviousness except it is the lethean
paralysis, that follows Hanna wherever
he goes, and he is now in New York.
In Chicago every paper is opposed to
Bryan except the Dispatch, and it is the
same throughout the state generally,
with the exception of the Peoria journal,
paper that is proving host In itself
The Journal has always been Repub-
lican, and is so now, but it will not coun-
tenance the rotten methods of the party
as exemplified today, nor will 1t sanction
It's financial policy.
Irrespective of the forces named, Bry-
an will be elected All of the people cam
not be fooled ALL of the time. The vote OF
the wo1kingmen cannot be bought,
driven nor sm;ling1y coerced. The prom
ises Of Hanna are the promises OF the
Evil One. He is not trusted even by those
who are arranged on his side. He is use
full to them as they are to him. Nothing
more. In this year it is the money power
fighting for it's existence, and the labor4ne
men fighting for chance to- earn their
bread. In such contest right will prevail
and Bryan as president will open the
door for universal prosperity which
should never be absent from land over
flowing with plenty, and not land that
- sacrilegiously charged with producing
too much when tens of thousands are on
the verge of starvation.