Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29
ENCOURAGING.


Bryan has got to receive his support
| from class of men who Still believe
| in the theory which has long ago been
exploded, and, running his campaign
| on the silver issue. he will make Ia :
| inevitable failure. He cannot draw any
! one to him by the cry of imperialism
| because before that campaign com
mences the Philippine question will be
settled and we shall have no more war
or semblancc of war.
| Neither do | fear that Mr., BRYAN
can make any issue out of the question
Of trusts. The Republican party has
| planted itself squarely against trusts
| in any improper use Of power. 1t took
! the initiative in this and the country
well understands that all legislation
which will be enacted that can break
| down the power OF improper combina-
| ton of capital VIII have to be enacted
through and by the Republican party.
| In Il time when business prosperity
prevails and every man Is a contented
| man. the disconnected man cannon
i make Roadway. False issues only
thrive in the days of business depres-
sion and the idleness Of labor"
'Who do you think Bryan will have
| for a running mate?"
Mr. Manley laughed and then puffed
away leisurely at his pipe. az he an
swered:
who will 20 on the ticket with NJ
Bryan is a matter of mere conjecture
ana Of no Importance. Mclean w
Ohio. strongly desires the nomination
but n viii BE- 20 badly beaten III
his candidacy for governor Of Ohio.
this fan, that he viii be out Of the
question. George Fred Williams has
been too anxious FOR the place and has
lost all opportunity that he ever had
to obtain ii. If | We're 10 guess who
the running mate would ne. I should
say that ID VIII W. the uld ticket
Sewall can bring absolute strength To-
Bryan. not that ~ ~ strong IN his own
state, but because hr is strong bust
u, ss man. one w thu largest shipbuild-
crs and owners in the country. a broad.
public-spiritcd man who has become
infatuated with Bryan"
Well II the Democrats put UP their
I'D ticket ~ Bryan aud S~wall what
d5 You think tho Republicans viii doo'-
There cannot be- any question II
what the Republican convention win
do It Will nominate without the
slightest opposition the pli ticket All
this talk @: We. President Iipbart's III (
health is without basis ana ~ has I
made such a popular ana successful /
presiding officer NJ the Senate. ana hl= /
hron such and 2 ~ and help To- the adj /
ministrItion that Nv VIII nav" no NOR. 4
OPPOSITION than President Mckinley will |
have"
ha' 4" y"u ihlhA II the outlook Ar !
Large, including the business situa- 4
tinn" next asked the Journal man.
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I'm Maine. ~h." We NH nave ID have
p special election for Congress some. time
this fhN To elect successor ~ Speaker /
Reed. We are taking no interest in poll
tles, hut ar" NOR" deeply Interested in /
the great revival ~ our business interests
throughout the State. Maine sees her |
glory coming back IN former wears she
was i great shipbuild.nl- state. ana She
ia destined 10 occupy that position again.
The change made in our national cnndi-
tiurs growing on! ~ thr Spanish war viii
result = tbs building PIP Il 2 Arg mer;,
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ought % control. iH' commerce ul IN"
seas: We nay" covered the country with
= railroad system. AMI " must now en-
pi"y our great capital in obtaining -
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