The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-05
THE TELLER RESOLUTION.

II the Teller silver resolution which had passed
~ the Senate the previous week, by tho rather
decisive vote OF one hundred and eighty-two,
hundred and thrytwo On the Republican side only
her found weak enough join the repudaor while but two
Democrats had the to cut loose from their Popusc
national honor and financial honesty
The vote of Monday clearly establishes important facts
popular OF the National Congress- and which
the people, is sound the ques
ion the Democratic party fully line with the
Populists the free silver heresy.
conditions less certainly point to another fact that
in the Congressional campaign 1885,
be repeated in all its essential issues In every Congressional
district autumn the issue will be Joined upon the question of
silver many these districts balance political
power will be held by the sound money Democrats.
This being tire the prospect for the of Iepnt
can and sound majority in the House of Represent
atves large if not larger than that in the present
encouraging Kansas and other Western will in all ike
hood succeed Populsts with Republican Representatives The
people of those States realize that prosperity dependent
free silver The agricultural classes of
know that the great law of supply and demand regulates the
price of wheat and not the and fall in the price silver
But whatever encouragement present conditions
reelection of Re 1bican House of Representatives fall
the confidence created by the large free silver majority
Senate and the fact that the leaders and yan
active and aggressive than should be sufficient
warming the friends money their zeal in
behalf of an honest dollar and sound currency.
There contemporary sensbly Observes certain posi-
bltes of the future which may strengthen Organism
Should tie common prosperity for instance aneus. should
hard times the of the national cimrtign
might be possible for the false and
demagogus of Organism to the majority of
their side 1t is these possibilities which all patriotic Americans
all that the financial of the
country shall be upheld should consider and against the eaiz
ton OF which all good citizens should organize
remarkable activity of the free silver leaders and
recruits and organizing all the magn forces of Organism
services the Congressional campaign of this year and
Presidential of 1900 should he oulone supporters
of honest and of those who believe vigorously
and should be constantly and earnestly melted
efforts instruct the community Of in the
Republican principles The leaders Bryausm are
scattering the seeds Of their policy broac they vigorously
planting and cultvang the ground in section, and
declare their confidence in their ability reap successfully
they have They do that they gain
only in the public spirit and wisdom the majority
melted psolue opposition by the leaders
of sound honest financial policy. They be Gully
active, than the yanes getting r.an-
izng recruits If the latter succeed either in tecng majority
of House in eectng the President
their much their jealous untrng
to the lack of similar eudeavor the of the Republican
party leaders and and their followers 1t will only
reasonably intelligent precaution
actual strength Of HTyansn