Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-27

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Hlll. WhltDsy, aD1 Dtbsfs, fnse for
the p8fp<ae n takloz me JsadersnID
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loe,Bde tis POD1llsts IN his pfOzram
AMI secure their suppoft ~ the same
terms a. tefme, but this IL n6t likely
unless 4 neu arrangement IL effected
a0d the spirit u reconciliation pre-,
walls. POpHllsts generally do not
seem ~ entertain much feeling
against Mr. Bryan, but they think
they should 20 ahead On their own
lines, and not bccUnc mere voting
strength N aid s0ns other party than
their own. The outcome u this viii
Le watched With Interest
A. a:matter u fact, there are TO-DAY
two Democratic parties IN the nation,
the Bryan or Silver Democracy, and
the Cleveland or 0old Democracy.
The Peoples party IL also about u
bold two national conferences, one u
the BOclalistlc.IisfOfm.Pfcss P)pu.
iiats, the other u the National. Butler
Weaysf Popullsts. The Peoples party
IN Oregon seems also divided lu aentI-
msnt on the same lines, but further.
more IL not united on tho question
OF sustaining the party organization
IN this state. The Republican party
IL divided Into the Mitchell aud anti.
Mitchell camps, Oregon stands badly
In need ~ aaRacious and courageous
leadership IN the Interest Of the pco.
pie. II Mr. .Bfyan's visit here will
bring any harmony Into the yexed
dIacOFds Of Oregon polltlcs IL Will be a
blessing 70 the people Of this state.
The tide Of popular enthusiasm Is for
Mr.. Bfyan very strongly but unless II
resultsiin practical solldlucation OF
the silver and reform forces, the Re
publlcans Of Oregon have nothing TO
fear from bis coming.
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