The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-17

in October on that wonderful tour to the
heart Of the enemys country. His
speeches invite discussion. They are
free from all suspicion Of abuse and
villihcaiion. The silver champion
knows that be has the better u the ar
gument on the money question and has
20 fortified himself that his propositions
are plain to the most dense and uRedu-
Gated. His trip will SOW the seed Tor
bonntiful harvest Of votes when the
battle Of the ballot box is again waged.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
How the poor Indian Is abused. The
people OF Camas Prairie take exception
TO their dancing on July 4th. They
may not have entered into the intraeacies
OF the mary waltz, the twO-step or the
sun dance with quite the same patriot
ism as their pale face brothers and sis
tiers, Int their action might easily be
construed as one resulting from the
benefit of more advanced civilization,
and desire to emulate the action OF the
American in celebrating the anniversary
most dear to our liberty loving country
meR.-New Era.
II Mr.. Dubois and his pariisans will
continue to hold this view his way will
be easy and his triumph will be certain.
Under the plan OF campaign mapped out
by him and heretofore adopted as far as
the opportunity offered by the his party
in other localities, il pursued with
equal courage and consistency in this |
state, viii return him without a serious /
contest as the successor OF Geo. L. (
Shoup. Il viii he the natural and in
exOrsble logic Of events. There will be
no one to stop him-there should be no
one to want to stop him among his
natural allies" and the great voting
majority in the state.-Lswiston Trih
nne.
Several leading silver republicans, in
Guiding ex-senator Dubois, waited on
Senator Jones . short time ago and
urged that every effort be made by dem
Ocrats to aid in the reelection of Cannon
OF Utah. The silver republicans are
greatly interested in Cannon. They
have informed the silver democrats OF
their desire to know that they can de-
pend on democratic help in the Cannon
Senator Jones tod them he
would be pleased to see Cannon reelected.
The silver republicans told the senator
that Cannon's failure to be reelected.
following that Of Dubois, would have q
very depressing effect on silver republi-
cans throughout the nation.-Idaho
World.
The address issued by the recent
populist conference in Nashville declares
that the free coinage VIC uld not bring
relief until trusts were disposed Of. Put
in another form the party proposes to
place the free coinage question in second
plsee and give first attention to the
trade combinations. Before it gets the
trusts under its feet, it will find some
thing else to attack, and thus it will 60
on until it loses the last vestige OF con
tdence among the people. Those who
are always dropping the work in hand
to pick up another never accomplish
it is no doubt wisely
ordered that the populists shall govern
themselves that way, for it is not pos
=ible that they could effectively reform
anything.-Idaho Statesman.
Ir. Lyman Gage, secretary of the
treasury. has formulated a plan for the
immediate restoration Of confidence and
some other things, and in order to be
dead sure that it is all right and WON'T
clip any eogs or run hot. has submitted
i 10 the Bankers Association of New
York city for approval. Under the cir
if the people at large do get
any confidence it will be fortunate. for
they surely won't get anything else.
The principal milk in in this Lyman
Gage cocoanut is the retirement Of the
greeDbaek. Something else is alluded
10 in a joking way about coming silver
10 take the place Of notes below ten dol
ars. By the way, amt it remarkable
how these financial fellows stick together
md are all so harmonious in their efforts
10 benefit the country at no expense to
Observation-Disclosures Signal.