The Republican journal., 1897-11-25

Nj. bfNdu anu eA-NoNeIuOI DoleS are
ga speaking terms.
NE of his speeches would indicate
t Mr. Bryan wore smoked glasses while
luo.
rirman Jones still sticks by ex-candi-
.. gryan, and says that silver is all right
issue.
Mexicans will forgive MI. Bryan
aing to Ohio first if he will make
.eE call ON them.
we ohio counties in which Mr. Bryan
a n the late campaign increased their
5lican majorities 997 votes over those
year.
old State of Maryland has gotten
way from the ''solid South. - Time
hen she was counted a charter men,
that organization.
1T has become of the three Senators
49, Capitol who went boldly forth to
CT why Japan fell into the hands of
money power and abandoned the
standard?
comparison between the railroad
Us and the bank clearances at the
-1t time and one year ago indicates
onishing change in the business OF
untry,
Republican strength in the South
4Ues to grow year by year and Con
1y Congress. The 56th Congress
i've the largestSouthern Republican
antation in history.
thought at Washington that the
istration is looking to an early re-
Ms of negotiations for the adoption
arbitration treaty between Great
and the United States,
Bryan kept up his calamity cry in
Us year despite the fact that the
statement OF the national banks
country showed that the individual
in the national banks were S233.
.0I III excess of those of one year ago.
my he well enough for the Democrats
me that the Ohio Republicans are
70 quarrel among themselves over
.uatorship, but they will be mistaken
h,icans are not given to treachery,
rn they have had the Democratic
nle for many years.
viii be novel sensation for Treasury
rs to be confronted each month by a
-ury surplus rather than a deficit.
eceipts under the new tariff law now
an increase over the receipts of the
law at a corresponding date last
and the days of deficits are nearly
arthing over year ago Mr.. Bryan
raring that the only way to increase
rculating medium of the country
the adoption of free coinage of
and yet the Treasury figures show
there are millions and millions
money in circulation than when
element was made.
streets Review says that in spite of
s, active trade Of October, due to
fever scares, guarantees, etc, the
cate total for that month was great
% even September immense total,
the heaviest month total since
ty, 1893. 1t may be remembered
Nh. bryan, on a cool October day,
.a that the first SIX months of Mckin-
administration was the most disas-
the history of the country.
Bryan boastingly announced in his
speeches that he had come to Ohio
hury Mark Hanna This sounded
funny to the audience at the time,
The laugh was on the other side when
Us discovered after the election that
1unties in which he spoke increased
-il Republican majorities about one
Hsand votes over last year 1t was
"-uer case of she laughs best who
MS last
Nuntries which are operating upon a
Yer basis have been bordering on panics
ring the last year. Silver has decreased
snty per cent. or one fifth of it's value
ung that time. Thus, if man loaned
No he would receive but $500 in pay
'ni; he would receive five hundred silver
Lars in payment for the five hundred
ur dollars which he had loaned, but
would be worth in the markets of the
Md but four fifths of the value loaned.
us is a condition which would exactly
the people who were last year clamor-
: ior an opportunity to pay their debts
epreciated money.
he friends of silver are becoming fewer