The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-24
CAMPAIGN COMhhNi.

The detestable foreign saiools IA i-"s
land and India have pus W ~ -, III.
OF wheat ana corn Oh u. Si'".i 49,.
-, 10 mis- o,ers,.;, dictauOn; fcriah inc
+t..,,,rt America IOr Americana
MhoOp.-Phiiaoeiphi hecv'u'
ono Of the Rand0iphs, OF Chdiio'''9
vile. Va, d great grandson u -
is president Oh the palmer anu D". ~
,,,,, al Charlottesville charOttcsfliv -
four miles from MOnteceilo, Jeh,Iso'
home. The very air is Democrauc a.ou"N
Charlottesyillc-C ~ ~ lOS''
Tho Post has information from various
sections Of the state tnat inc -N"''0i'''
Democratic electors Will receive inuch
larger vote than many people expect.
Thinsing men throughout the state rec
oonize the importance Of convincing the
countrv that sound political sentiment Is
NOT utterly dead IN south CarOlihd'-
Charleston Is. c. Post.
Mr.. Bryan admits and All iht.ilison- oD,
servers know, that the mere uccisioh "a
the voters at the polls 10 change from
the present system TO free SILVER "ou'u
hiring on a panic. to say nothing oil inc
confusion which the change ltseH Noui"
cause. II is the stOrp when tests tne
strength OF the ship. Beware 'he Stoi III.
The ship is in no condition Tor announcer
one nOw.-COurier Journal.
Those noisy porsons in Mobile and New
orleans who interrupted the Palmer and
Buckner meetings did not add anything
to the reputation Of the South for hos
pitalitv. IL is TO be regretted that there
are yet some people both in the South
and at Yale College who are so narrow
minded and imp0lite as to undertake 10
deny their fellOW-citiZens the right or
free cham (Ala) News.
Is II possible that some people do not
see the inevitable result 10 which Mr..
Bryans crazy theories of money and
finance must inevitably lead? And the
greatest sufferers Of all from fiat money.
whether from a dcbased and deprecated
coinage OF paper promises TO pay, are
always and inevitably those who can least
afford 10 lose, who have no accumulated
wealth which they can convert into more
secure merchandising gold or diamonds
or land or foreign securities. Baltimore
sun.
Vote as II the whole responsibility for
the decision TO be rendered on November
81 rested on You individually Don't try
TO put that burden on some trucr PATRIOTS
shoulders. = is the individual vote that
counts. IL Is the individual vote that
must defeat reputation; and hence every
conscientious citizen should feel as much
"pl-aton 10 make tho most effective Use
OF MS ballot 20 that end as If the do
cision rested with him alone.-New YORK
sun. VI
Inc test vote taken ~ Harvard corlo~o
on the political question. showing am o,..--
"H'iilihs prcpondcrance IN favor Of
SOUND money was wholly unuecoesa,.,.
ANY one capable Of passing the ontr,,cl
examination for Harvard knows oro,,,-,'
20 snow that he can't make "a dollar l,,t
World we" YORK
bryan Is appealing 20 the Domocrato
'-..'S "saln- Iie says they were an
D.i'.s ."Iil.ls. They were. too But Rr,.-
an Is not a bimotallist lie tblnl,s d.
IS but he does not think straight Tb-
essential principle Of bimetallism. ~ no
kind the fathers believed I'm. is thar flo
coinage ratio Of gold and silver must be
kept close - the bullion ratio Of tie rwo
metals IN the open market-New T,rl,
Recorder.
Stated briefly, what does this long In
rangue mean?' asked am anX.ors iudi-
Nidual who had followed the boy ci1di.
date through "a three hours speech Il
Philadelphia and tried in vain 10 OK
tract some sense or logic from the in
coherent performance
"lt means" answered the level-headod
citizen addressed chat Bryan IS after
$4,000 office for himself and n Scent
dollar for you and me. Minneapolis
Tribune.
With wheat worth 50 cents bushel
and still rising and other crops In de-
mand at advancing prices. and with
abundant crops. the farmers of the coun-
try are not going 10 be convinced that
they are ruined or the subjects OF grind
ms cXtortion on the part of anybody
Providence and the wheat market do not
seem 10 smile on Organism ana calamity
bowling this yoar-philadelphia Times.
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