The herald., 1898-10-17
MONDAY, OCTOBER II. 1893.

Tho ,, Of tho un;cnst forces at the Wigwam Saturday
night the details Of which reported in Inc era" was
a representative and spirited AFFAIR."
REpupIrCAN There was an atmosphere of earnestness
DoDGES in the audience that argues well Tor the
success of the nominees of the allied par
ties Impartial investigation, cool and dehoe"'e 'onP
henson of political principles and purposes by
such nominees but recommend them to the support Vi '
voters at the polls And the reason that the
the main ISSUE campaign is between the common people
and the money the unonst nominees are on he
side of the people the fight This fact among o'he
much interest made apparent by Judge McNu'' " MS
forcble speech opening the discussion Ana
fact which should lost sight of throughout the cam
paign.
1t cannot escaped attention that every gathering OF
the Repubican party thus the present political contest
is marked by noisy parades, anares skyocKet nhg anu
other snowy pyroecnic demonstrations Nor has puoc oo
sevaon the fact that the speeches OF the PAID ora
tors employed by that power largely keeping with such
The purpose and object OF these harng tac'c
inventions of the enemyare well understood
by generally openeyed not easily ged Cah1orma VOTER
capture and draw away the attention OF 'he
people consideration of the real cause OF their pov
erhnent dcontenthe long of msrue OF the g.
D. under dctaton of the powers the objects to
play the cuttlesh in the clouds raised escape respon
siblity for misfeasance and mafeasance i'll office
In keeping this and doubtless for the same purpose
is absury attempting to coerce the American
people the belief that they in the enjoyment OF I'M
told prosperity! Was there transparent political
hubug this the very latest dodge of the party OF brilliant
political lodges? 1t clear that until the Sh OF Novem
Der the public will hear end of this prosperity dodge
The president United States himself has given his follow
ers cue may expect that the changes will be
sounded by faithful henchmen until the political complex
the congress decided We all but forced to
admire the ductilty with which, all through his public
career especially since his election to the presidency he
has adapted himself the exgence of the situation and nicely
himself into the of his partys requirements But
this in his speeches during his late western
itinerary that the people of all other of the western states are
condition of prosperity. is so broadly and fatty in contra
dcon the facts in the that admiration is trans
formed into what Englshman would term blooming
amazement Mr. Mckinley, president though he be-
cannot foo the people of the time in regard this matter
They the best judges of the question: and they know well
enough that rate prosperity has not yet reached them
Pncng hard still cast their shadow much Of the
rory which the presidential palace merrly moved
with their distinguished occupants from Omaha to Washington
OF the president do all distinguished and wealthy
people, moved the sunshine of splendid prosperity He saw
the suffering poor the unemployed aborer and mechanic
the small farmer the small retail merchant who con-
templates bankruptcy These not between the wind and
his nobility But they the less real none the less in
evidence had he looked for them No. Mr. President the
pey dodge will make votes for partynone at least
in California