The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
Better Times Ahead.

Com, 10 o,, os+oo,,aa go,d standard
con+omnorarios ,ra LAYING tho fattering
unction "a their sonls that The Constr
tntion,s nrad;ction of ba4+ar times for This
w;,+or 10 ., Indication oP weakness on
orr mart in the be1ief that nrosperitv. In
e.. f,,,1oo+ r,oosuro WITH mot no rne+ored
uo+;, A.. o,,rro,o,- 90 roformed and rest,
"a -, ho,,, 90 ho+b oold ond eilvar
Tno ,rro,, N V rymas for instance
~ ,,ia1ino oa;D,, 10 .bo c,Iaro;t,- bowler
v-toeo o,,nrno+io, - cows will he gone
with IN. odvan+ oF halter times saws.
nv. ,-o.o.,.,,,,.n g., .,,,,,s a,,,r,,,la
Of tbis ,han,re ~ oninion rabfa .dvo-
cate Of free silver. this most prominent
southern newspaper saw nothing but ms
IG' rui'e ~ s'"ie 80 t''1 3Jfra,t t,n
The Constitution is quite as much right this
year as it was wrong year ago"
The Constitution was rl8ht last gear
and 1t IS rlgAt TINS year!
We predicted theh that the IuIiueSS
or prosperity would never De Te"c"e'
under the single gold standard anu we
are az earnest III I'M" OeIief no" d" We
were a year ago. buL Inc C"HS'''"''0Ii
was not then, IS not now ana never
Will be 4 "alaNfty ho"IeT' IL Hd9 d.
ways lived in the sunShlhe-he'er Al
the shade. 1t has had falth all along
that however adverse may De the les
islativc conditions surrounding the peo-
pie the energy and the determination
inspired by American SrIt WouIu triumph
IN the end and enforce success eve"
against snch H"huiIIolS' me ii'H.0'
tune we predicted In democratic ue'e"'
year ago was In the comparative pre-
diction that IN Whatever ueE'eo prs
perity might be restored under Iep1o-
mean au''AiiSI' "''""'
would nave oeen ",,'''i',u 1914 ",.'',0
cratic success an" VAN ','o 'i,'-o'
loFlh'u 10 '"e o'''7'' '4 '''
demand ,.,
The constitution mas not '""O'e0
since the country eaIo'eu '"e Io"7 ,,
iod OF business depression anu ''l''',',,,''
unrest Il le" years. "so' '''''' 10 ,''.1,
tloh was Seil-'i'il''ou, - N''' - 49,
lh"I 'oIl'' 'io''' as '''N' ,,i,, 80
u"rNeS" "'H9 VI 800, 1'.,., ,.,a.,
pane htd 'o"e 20 say "'"'D -.
an apahoohllienI u 'No "''''' ''''''
TecuperA'No power vi <>'''N' 81
could not lose i|7 N''''''9' '''u
that the FepupIc aau e"'o.e O upon
perlod oil us o"lheS' ''" i'"' 0''
pie, however "h''i '"'''''0 ''iN'
can ADJUST themselves ~ ""S '''''''
ana even Il thrown o"o" ~ 'n0 - Inn
tive method or Darler anu U"o'' anu
settlement IN hlnd, they ""uio nave oNeL
come ana bettered tAe 'onoI'IoH Al WIN"
they found themselves AFTER t'e p1"'>
of 80.
Prosperity IS roulpdidOIN" 'eI"i
CommerclaI HcIi'"y may oo rev ,'0'
business SeneraIly may De pe'lV'' l""U''
trial enterprise may AWAKEN from luz
long slumber, giving employment TO the
unemployed ana opening up the avenues
which hay" been closed oy oae ioh5
period OF depression, ana yet the degree
Of prosperity enjoyed may not De "n1S
the people have right to expect II the
unlimited natural resources OF their
country were given unhampered oppor-
tunity for development
The Constitution predicts a splendid
business winter, Conditions are ripe for
a change, and If, as result OF the
close Of a successful war, with the coun-
try reunited, with our fields grooming
under the burden of the most bountiful
harvests this country has known in
twenty years-in itself enough to bring
prosperity; If, after the peculiar cOmbl-
nation of all these circumstances. which
it looks as if the Lord God Almighty
had wrought as a special dispensation
t ,,r. nooDIo to load thom fro, t;1e
5orllnoss of financial denression-if still
r a,, - would sann, indoad nc If +hnro
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