Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-11-19
TKE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN.
BY J. e. GRIFFITH.
PROSPERITY,

political and business sky has instantly
changed. The banded sfollies and viii
lainies which men call Organism are
swept away in the wave of the popular
wrath. The boarded millions Of gold
which fled at the fear of Bryan's election
viii come out of it's hiding place and re.
snter trade channels. Defeat to the re-
pudiators and destructionists has come
in such crushing shape that they dare
never raise their hand against the nations
interests and honor again. Republican
institutions have once more indicated
themselves against the attacks OF domes-
tic traitors and the sneer and jeers OF
foreign foes. Today in every land under
the sun in which an American sojourns
his pride of citizenship will be revived
and strengthened. Today in every ex-
change in the world in which those prop
critics are bought and sold American
stocks will rise.
Omaha Bee-No practical man ex-
poets that we are going to plunge at
once into great industrial and business
activity. This would not be natural or
desirable A gradual progress along
conservative lines is what is to be expect
Cd and what is to be desired. The
country does not want a boom that
would last only few months or at long
est a year, but steady ad-
vance, that will gradually and surely
carry the country to that height OF pros
pcrity which it has attained under the
hast republican administration, That
there is every assurance this will be re-
allied is unquestionable.
Chicago Post:-Let no man deceive
himself that prosperity will dIop upon
NE like mama from the clouds. We
have dallied with financial folly too long
10 escape Immediately from it's effects.
II will take time for the lubricant Of con-
fdence to reach all the wheels that have
been stopped by the threats OF repudia-
tion and violence of the last four months.
We will have to pay the penalty OF toll
srasinS the appeals of Bryan to the pre-
Jndnee of the poor against the rich, the
envy Of those who have not Of those
Who have.
Chicago Tribune:-The tremendous
majority for Mckinley gives the house
OF representatives to the republicans by
q decisive majority. 1t is estimated that
thsy have elected $50 members. The
victories won by them in Illinois. lndi-
ana and other states give reason to hope
for q sound money majority in the SEN
ate. il those free silver republican sena-
tors who did not bolt their party, like
Teller and Dubois will accept the ver-
dict just rendered by the people.
Omaha World:Herald:-W the old
flag has stood some pretty hard knocks
In the days gone by, and still it tiOated,
There is no room to doubt that it will
continue to wave at the same old stand
FOR the next few hundred years, and
while it floats there will be men to cheer
and bless it.
Minneapolis Journal business may
no longer fear the deprecated and de-
preciating dollar which Mr.. Bryan bold
~ declared it was the intention OF the
party he headed to force upon the coun-
Try Conditions are now favorable for
4sng step ahead in business activity.
Fort Dodge Chronicle:-Be Holmes
Says gold is coming forth already from
its hiding place, that he saw a man
going to the bank this morning with
$500 of the yellow metal tied up in a
heather wallet.
Council Bluffs Nonpariel:-W a
majority in the senate and house and
Mckinley in the chair it looks as if peace
and prosperity were going to have it
pretty much their own way.
Dies Moines Capital:-The season of
doubt is passed Let prosperity have its
fuIr sway. Pull out your boarded gold
and invest it a way to help set the wheels
m motion.
Kansas City Journal:-We have had
<nOugh politics for one year. Now let's
have some business. Agitation is ended
and uncertainty no longer exists.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader mckinley
Is elected, and with him majority Of
the house and senate. Now we may ex
Rect to have prosperity.
st. Louis Republic:-The fate of thu
country having been settled, there il
nothing in the way of humming revi
~al of business
Des .Moines News:-William McKin
iey's star attraction prosperity" wal
effectually billed last night. 1t vii
play four years stand.
Cedar Rapids Gazette:-Now is TIT
time to get down to business. No NOR,
time should be monkeyed away on poll
tics this year.
Marshalltown Times Republican,