People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-13


all the differences which existed the Con
and consented upon that condition Theeupo the nan OF
the Bryan f,owe-t being understood M
the Popust accepted the Democratic nominee the Democrats would &C.
There doubt among the of the Democratic |
South and desire that the Pous fhou be
halfway TIE people wished for the advocates Of
and they felt that union could not be accomplished by demanding an a
jec surrender at the hands of the Populsts
The leaders party however, having secured pu
list endorsement Mr. Bryan by direct the Convention Determined
to secure tor Mr. Sawa Also and for this they have o to
the policy of fusion.
have demanded that furnish all the patriotism which the oooasn re-
u and they only refuse make concessions all but they
In other words Popusm allowed furnish all the
principles all the selacoe and patriotism, and the million totes
winch the need but they are not to be allowed to Fnn
candidate Tor eher place on the ticket
ambition, be regretted Popus their Nona C7on
ton did nominate straight Popst ticket My judgement an
the fusion the time, subsequent cont ned
me IN that opinion.
By listening the of Democratic managers party has
been torn into factions leaders deceived and ensna and the
represent permanently endangered not lost The labor of many
swept and the hopes of thousands good people
of finding Mr.. Bryan St. LOU has
led ticket thai has brought usto don
surrender, or a fight.
All Popus expected Brya but Democrat
feels bound for Mr.. Watson
All Popuss expected vote for Mr. Bryan because he heir
nominee but they expected for Mr. Watson although he
likewise their The logic which the Pooust Mr.
Bryan itself before reaches Wason Aud the Pop
Bryan aom
to Watson was strong
tue Popuist Convention as Bryan
The Democratic managers however, not only claim the PoIu vote
for Mr. Bryan, who but they claim it, for Mr. wall
to the St. Louis Convention.
Personally disposition ssw
but the issue stake pubc and Popusts have felt quite
liberty point objections sewa candidate Office
Some fusion leaders developed tenderness Of feeling
something Popuism had its birth in revolt against class legislation
and nothing fully mbooies the perncou of special privilege
than does the National Banking For Popubss
used unlimited ink and unmered equence denouncog the
National Bankers privileges Acrimg to the gospel Of this fusion
POpum violating tbs propretes We
that must anything against Nh Se~a We must not
explain to the people wherein he obj onab candidate and must
the fact that he Naiona Bankers Bondhoder Railroad
MAgna Corporation Millionaire an enemy o organized ooT bne
Proteoionlst of the M Kinley variety.
things be kept from people, told. Why sol?
Haven't the right know for whom yotig
Had pnlm always been oezq2 seg giving
the vo of class legislation, would there today lave bon any such
Mr. sewal represents ng popuism By local
environment by his financial interests and political principles
sands complete antagonim to Popuim Not upon
question has he the right demand the support the Peoples party
not been known champion The he made protest
Maine nominated gold bug Democrat for Governor gold plat
form, although he member of the Convebh.
known, publicly friend 1885,
rs "he gold clause his proves ehr tbs
sincerity the occasion demands lack that faith ndaIto the moving
WALL thep having rejected by PEG es party and the
compromise ticket having been made Of Bryan and Waon this
promise should have been accepted good faith
Not only was the acceptance of the St. Louis compromise the
of Mr. Byau necessary pacfy Popns who had bitterly
opposed the fusion bat this which put
the West and from the together
These Democrats Of the rank and file Who wre mt ] ice id
that golden opportunity offered unite the soah West
political alliance principles
same which, united redeem
the Republic from the runOus legislation the and the
only did the Democrats ST.
Louis unite the South West
that the combination which
give all the silver to Mr.. Bryan.
Hence almost the rank and file Democrats the
West sa "Fhe Popusts have enou
half way and thus unite people,
But the Democratic would not have They
ashamed that the Democrats the East and Moth would
2nds if Southern Popus
patriotic enough for the Democratic
Democrats of the East and North expected
the Popust Every
the East and North
silver fight Not electoral could expected
Therefore the bold policy of making direct appeo
West the Money power and Corporation
and North the policy which the producing sections
could have ben united the silver forces the Ppu
Democrats harmoazsd and Mckinley utterly
Instead of this pain manly and logical campaign which Pop
could have been enlisted devoted and
crafty policy of fusion which Popusts
and which has disheatened and filled them with disgust
FOR Swa eco for Sewa
Sewa without abandoning his creed support
stands for the National Banks Corporations Railroads. Trusts
Kiy Tariffs Sewa does Popuim heard