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our men. I am, glad to say that we are.
all confident of ultimate success. If
! Weyler be recalled, his successor here
! will be surprised to see the spitit of VIC
tory which animates the brave Cuban
troops. We cannot be subdued and no.
body knows this better than Weyler.
| Gov. Mount of Indiana in an address
last week discussed lynching as follows:
However exasperating the lax enforce
ment Of the law may become, the remedy
must not be sought through the commits
sion of a far greater crime-one which
defies courts, infiames passion and iLaug
urates reign of terror. When these
conditions obtain, we are in the midst
Of revolution. If an infuriated mob is
to supplaat courts and jurles and become
the arbiter of justice in Indiana, then
there will be nc longer protection to
property and security of life. The hid
eous crime of lynch1ng is not to be meas
ed by the worth or character OF the sub
jects lynched, bu: by this dangerous pre-
cent established, where courts of justice
are ignored and when enraged violence
rules instead. If lynch law is to he toll
: Grated, then thieves, felons and murder
ers will arrogate to themselves the right
to administer their conceptions of justice.
The hate and bitterness engendercd by
the demagogue will kindle into fame
and the anarchist, with torch aud bo,nb,
will want to even up things according
to his deadened sense of equity. Such
conditions will he the legitimate out
growth OF "white-cappism," and in this
light should we consider and condemn
mob violence. 49, j..
| Congressman Cummings, in accepting
the craftsmanship of the democratic con-
vention in Greater New York:
"This is an age in which associated
wealth is marshaled, organized and e.
quipped for municipal, state and nation
al control. Gradually and stealthily 1t
has taken possession of the citadel, seized
upon all its approaches and now raises
its brazen front to terrify all who VEN
ture to question Its supremacy. Want,
if it does not obey its mandates, is threat
ened with greater want. Destitution,
humiliation and finally death follow in
its wake. Millions in a day made by II
government pawnbroker is hailed as
great achievement, while honest wages
are depiored as all intolerable burden
upon the savings of the pawnbroker:.'''
:, VIM. J. Bryan, in congratulatlng Geo
o Fred Williams of Massachusetts in hav-
. ing been selected to lead the forces OF
bimetallism as a gubernatorial candidate
in the Old Bay State: - ..
:. Massachusetts, democracy has done
, nobly. The Chicago platform is being
indicated by events. The fight for f.
nancial independence will yet be won.
The trusts and government Dy injunc-
ton will fail with the gold standard.
Your plank against retirement of green
backs was timely. Strength to your
arms and success to your banner.
Prof. Chosh, one of the faculty of Cal
: cutta university, has written an article
for the North American Review on ssIn-
dia's Case for Silver" In it he arraigns
the British government for blocking the
,'Iway to. an international agreement for
the remonetization of silver, and charges
!, Ethat by closing the Indian mints it has
! confscated one half of tho wealth of the
people of the Indian empire. He ex-
presses the opinion that England may
: be forced, out of regard to her own in
terests, to change her course, and con-
. cludes as follows:
"It Senator Wolcott's : mission fails and
t the Indian mints remain unopened, then
! the last hope of India must lie in Mr..
> Bryan. If three Years hence his efforts
: are crowned with success, which neces-
: sarily they must be if nothing is done
meanwhile to solve the great question,
!. he will perhaps find the goldworshipers
; of Europe, headed by England, waiting
!, in terpidation in his ante-chamber to en-
treat an international agreement. That
d will be the hour Of his triumph, and in
anticipation thereof the SOC, ,eOe, 900 Of
India will wish him god speed with all
the power in, their stricken hearts. .
il Dr.. q. ". Thomas, the great Chicago
!, preacher, in his last Sunday sermon de-
!, nounced the nsrrowness Of creeds and
i appealed ior democracy il religion, when,
he said sfszs
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