The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-01-26

The eN-candidatc Bryan, and his
faithful World-H Herald still keep mp the
meaningless cry Of no prosperity
Uncle Silver Dick Bland of Nilsson
RI has again introduced his silver bill in the
House His devotion TO this poor creature IS
pitiablc
1t was claimed by an eyewitness
that Bryan struck very hard when the New
York journal the other day dropped him ont
of the top-story window
The adyices of the silver triumyirate,
Dubois Mantle, and Pettierew was not heed
ed 10y the Japanese statesmen. and japan sill
retains the gold standard
Mr. Bryan WAS heard to say that
what ne wants more than anything else Is
good rest Can it be possible that he wants II
more than the rest Of the people
Mr.. Bryan does not seem to consider
frec-silqer talk worth paying for At least he
offered to lecture Mt Ann Arhor for nothing II
permitted to discuss his so-caled bimetalism,
but for talking on other subjects hc required
fifty per cent Of the gross receipts
It is time for some of the calamity
walters To explain" how it occurred that the
exports OF the United States in 1897 were lar
ger than in any year in the history Of the
country These are the folks who have been
insisting that the Biugley law would cut off
our foreign market
The statistics of the iron trade give
the lie 10 those citizens wearing smoked
glasses who asserted that the prosperity incl
dent 10 the election of President Mckinley
was only temporary affair and would soon
subsidri leaving the country in a worse condi-
ton than previously The iron trade, as II
barometer, il sure indication of the general
business condition of the country Mannfac-
turcrs Of iron and steel enter into all linesand
branches of industry the country over, from
the office of the Wall street broker to the
kitchen of the small farmer. The Pennsyl-
Nania Railroad alone has ordered one hundred
thousand tons Of steel rails and new railroad
in Maine has ordered twelve thousand tons
Orders fer ears, railroad supplies, plates, bars,
and structural material are reported musu-
ally large for the season
1t is thought that there will now be
vigorous effort in Congress to procure the
enactment OF some currency legislation In
view of the contested seat iii the SENATE from
Oregon, II is somewhat uncertain as to
whether the Republicans will be able to con-
troll the Senate ON any financial legiSlation 1t
is believed, however. that enough sound
money Democrats will be found TO ION with
the Republicans, and in this case the currency
unestfen viii lie aaekly disposed of by the
adout,on Of d propos,tion 4ue6as was suggest
.d hv President Mckinley in his n,4snre to
Congress ue advised fine retention in the
Treaanr, af the nof,.s which arr ,,resented for
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