New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-28

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be recognized by any democratic organi-
zation in New York that expects to get
votes. Indeed, it has already forced its
own recognition. No, did not meet
Senator Hill. He, as well as all demo-
Gratis, will have to get inside the party
as at present constituted or find a place
for themselves on the outside. 7
Senator Teller, the great Colorado
statesman and protectionist, says Of the
Dingley bill:
sin my judgment it is the worst tar
if bill ever passed. The rates are ex-
ceedingly high. It takes care of all the
trusts in the country, and, I say itwith-
out offense, the trust combination, and
syndicates have had too much to do
with this bill.'
Gen. Gomez, the Cuban leader, has adj
dressed a letter to New York friend in
which he says:
''It is our purpose to make this SUM
mer campaign as active and aggressive
as possible. To carry out our plans sue
cessfully we will need rather than any
thing else a steady supply Of ammuni.
tiop. For that we depend on the sup
port of patriotic Cubans and friends
abroad.
''The recent landing of several expedi-
tions In different sections Of Cuba has
enabled our men to engage the Spanish
troops with very satisfactory results.
The remarkably large number of dis
abled soldiers which have entered the
Spanish hospitals within the last two
weeks is the most eloquent evidence Of
our activity
The Chicago Dispatch. strong silver
paper, hopes for confirmation of the
Alaskan gold reports. It gives its rea-
sons as follows:
We trust that the reports concerning
the richness of the gold fields of Alaska
have not been exaggerated.
The steady rise in the value of gold
has brought about a state of Industrial
paralysis deplorahle in every respect.
There is no cure for this disease except
rising prices.
While the annual production of gold
has increased within recent years, yet the
demand for gold by reason of the fore.
ing'of the single gold standard upon the
world has increased out of all proper.
tion to the supply Of gold.
Few have any idea of the enormous
increase in the demand for gold which
has resulted from the extension If the
single gold standard.
Gold has been called upon to perform
the work formerly done by gold and
silver conjointly, and that at a time
when the volume of commerce was In.
creasing at an enormous rate.
AS bimetallists advocating the use
of both gold and silver we are rejoiced
to see the production of gold increase
frs, because it means more money, which
has tendency to check the fall in pri.
ces; and secondly, because it means that
as the supply Of gold increases gold and
silver will again approach parity.
But we fear that these gold discover.
les will purposely be exaggerated by the
goldbug press for the purpose Of divert
ing attention from the outrage perpe.
trated upon the people in the tariff bill
just passed, which puts $s2,OO0,O0O per
year into the pockets Of the sugar trust
alone, and as cloak under the cover of
which to renew the agitation against
silver and for the retirement of our pa
per circulation.
Tie following is the score Of the Hunt
ers' Club at their last regular shoot, $50
being the best possible on the Regular
target, 100 on the Standard and 100 on
the Man Z