The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22
A Positive Threat Of Revolution.

For the first time days the secession c
of the United States publicly revolution
They dare to stand before the sovereign people
in the result of popular election
not but they high places they they influential
Furthermore they accredited op
posed the welfare the the They
suggest the safeguard Of republican institutions ballot
thrown The people be uteran certainly
alarmed But the bare fact that such things said throws brilliant light
the nature the political upon
We indeed engaged in vital struggle There has
since that which they uttered con
words with much force and fitness they today engaged
contest to the end Chat this naon shall
not perish from the earth IT necessary
doctrine but tits imperative people
note of the speech of anti Bryan leaders, indicates
ainmen desire people rights privileges conferred
upon it by the Magma oharta Of its liberties
Mr. Edward Lauterbah chairman republican county committee
speech launched by him Saturday night said that Mr.
Chicago platform obtained majority approaching election
1--WE will not abide decision True with his
words cold type he substituted may revouionist
The night had the calculating politician morning But we have
hesitation in declaring that the wi "Ou Of the
funess the heart the mouth peake Furthermore
record opponent of the voice Of the people ~
On April he appeared before committee of this
state and in speech there made demanded that
lowed decide by vote whether cities should railways de-
maned that the senate and assembly should the irresponsible
who vote snch sng he he sa always
have their way That the Iauterb of April The
October would apply that principle only
the people of the whole country would which
bought foreaers the creature has
unparalleled ehonery to hur the ephet pure pao
like William Jennings Bryan a2 @'a@a @Rsas 's@ z
But Mr. Lauerbac not without support
faith Senator John NJ Palmer who stands before the country
Dental candidate OF the sound democracy has put himself
corevoutoni with Smooth Ed" He has doubtful
words obng with passion and big with against peace
existence country ready
blood preserved republic down destruction
rather than people that they vii
have Bryan for their next president and the Chicago platform poca
creed. On Monday night, Detroit he said:
W For myself, would prefer to live under righteous
monarchy rather than submit
cIared by the Chicago convention" .~
This startling lips Of man who Is ask
ing the ages the enlightened republic
for instant that General Mr. By
choice by the the United England? No
instant He plainly he country gov
President William Jennings Bryan Yet he has III
audacity to hope that he may be chosen president
l would street. the trust offices ant
the cOncaves of the grinding monopoes the Of free sve
ring with cries Of dow,
with the anarchists But Are they not the mel
who publicly declare that they ready the people,
rob them their voice the government
itself the gold triumph the money
sit as masters in the temple of freedom?
Governor spoke wdng through bood he
d Here sound patriots stand ge the land
raena plunge into the horrors aunder
rather than submit decision which schemes
let them their tongues In times danger repu
formula Te senate decree
that the Consus shall that republic There are
Con here but the will that the
when this peoples aroused the triumphant dictator
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