Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

ar- assailsf b. tas re- ubilrazs ta-.lsv-~p have
not tzssn a. emraGtlc . -t2-d a. ths republf-
ca partv taet "a rlr ur~t platfsrn usca
N1ash e elrcteli rrs~tleat q th- uniss,f
state Les Ee real 10 rea nos whas Rnra-
@ ls1 Lile"sn AT ansu, the Ssprene ccurt
AAts Is fraai b. iaaE-urai a1ire<<.
I 90 ues farges Ia psrSiflsa as~a,-,..,i hy
sore that rcas.ttaliolal ugrsslsssx arp % D.
asrale - t1e >Hprer1e cu,lrt- nar % / i~as
ta1t Suea tisca>soRs mu~f - bsnsllax ia aav
ea-e rFoH parsscs 80 the sult - T. sne ob.rct q
that suit
The next paragraph was quoted. aud
Mr.. Bryan said.
Mr. LfEcuiH savS thas In tr i rrea-f q, b. A.
.frted that - saFry IRE c-ult h1< a rirhs %
determinc he ro,iry of tae re,s--s oa xrvnt
qasSsions that tsey Vii have rvS..,ns.s our
government tato the hanIs e the supreme
court eur platform 8. not a. har~a a. the
language % Abraham I. ars,ra
EHste these anthnrisies. nv friends n o.
der that Yea mas all S-c hux far-fetchssI i the
criticism that i irvried against - .tt.sts.
these II order that ycu mag ~.- shas the very
Hien Who used the criticism ssaiast - misss.
IN 0rter 10 do %. ah2ns.ou ~ reruhslsaa psas-
forra gpoa whieh Liacoln xaS el.-tea tNp-
PiauSe.
% the Enforcement 0g the lax ..sny n I
"ant % "a - yau that the fear tazt j. 81
pressed i not the tear that wiI enfarc. ra-
law >ay u asaia that u By shs su-rar~S z
my couatryEsl- I am placed "a th-t p-r<i-
tlu0- snaeh = the hiwhsst rusiriou Ia the
Sift q tn Feoplr - tas aari4 every laN ~halI
. s1faressi AGAINST the great a. veil = a. zfn~s
TIE ~HislL esrsaa agplaa.el Il = nsss a fcar
q az l-sSue~s- uly fricus;S Th1as % u~-. Nao
have sraa~ssrsS~e-i lh- laF bring AFRAID mat
there vii - AZ enfa-reu-nt q the as
ihia@ q nsa s-o have considered taeHas. ives
sreater thaz tse suvernHs-s va are as-s.f
t1e government Nil not - great ~an1sA
fhey ssv we a-s trying 20 Destroy aar l.lst.t,t-
sious- We Ehe zoW 1ssstr-.-~ yau have A-~~n sar
rernlt2r ehiert~ % these imputariaH< We
pause therefore Tor . moment - rvr.l ths-ua.
We sntertsia 80 ssntin-rns~ diverse - - al
oc'isr- ~<ek Eut - te~1r-gz bat u preserve
N thrtr purity nv ia<sitarsauS % aur cuunsry f.
Naess language = the language q SAmu-I J.
ftssra tlpFlaa-sI used in an llssr@~S - Tara
err And sarsnlsa 1u.i nlrrhanirs delivered m
FeoruzrY tss1 They accused rarrnerS thrn
~ n~ing desFreFers q the peace ana ~ =
ssrt4 ihsa a. Ne 1S~eEr nav that xe have
not cuH1e - sis~zrsy- Let rse read sroeu taar
same speech e r1hisas- a uoxsrfaI ulouex.-f
corporati.ln engs=sss a d~arh struggle wtth
tas government 70 whom . exe,l IL existence
As>li-ss& the parity of eur prrS< A ui91rg
combination u politicians an,l ma1syesi tateE-
es.s - agazn n the uris to cautral siecti.saS g
change th@ administration Of government And
- rc-e~santSn tar supremacy ag rhe great
moEeyesi corporations over the nsSia-ss Of sha
country
That sarrIe usousyei power exists to-day. 4ai
it Is ding this Norx to-day thas * asisi n
the tays af TtiG-u. ant BUSINESS uea are ter
rtne'L Itls.sn sai1 Z uas the patriotism of
tne people that won IN tia strzgzls. whsn
y01 snaS that am opposed - government
hT tAe few when yau know that I am eppss@sl
90 government 81 the corporations. ysu VII
l.adsrstanal Wv tney cal me a. anArva.ss