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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
Wheat Hnryest Begnn.

Wheat harvest has begun in Cowley coun-
ty. and some of the finest wheat In the
history of the county is being cut. Some
fields along the Walnut and Arkansas riv-
ers were destroyed by the overflow, but the
loss is comparatively small. The yield of
the county will be nearly as large as last
year, and the quality much better
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
Strong Gas Well Completed.

CHERRYvALE, KAS.. June 15-(spe-
cial) The strongest gas well in the coun-
ty was finished here list night by Nc
Sweeney Bros for Edgar Zinc Company.
one mile northeast of town. This is the
eighth we'll drilled for them.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
Pig Iron still Climbing.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Pig iron is about 81
higher than a week ago. The $40 mark has
been reached. The strength seems to be
due wholly to demand. which is greater
than the trade can satisfy. 1t is intimated
that this year there will be no shut down
of the mills during the most of July and
August; the mills have too much work on
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
BEET SUGAR IN KANSAS,
0xnards May Build n Factory some-
where in the Western Part
of the Sfafe

TOPEKA, June 15.-(SpecaL) Industrial
Commissioner ]. A. Davis, of the Santa
Fe, and M. Weinrich, representative of the
Oxnard Sugar Company are inspecting the
irrigation district of Western Kansas and
Eastern Colorado with a view of finding,
out If sugar beets can be raised there If
they can. big sugar factory will be es-
tablished in some Western Kansas town.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
seventy Cows Found Di,ea.ed.

kANkAkEE, ILL, June 15-Seventy cut
of ia milch cows at Eastern Illinois insane
hospital to-day showed signs of tuberculos.
Is after incubation with tubercuJjn. They
will be slaughtered
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
She Sued Her Mother-in-Lav

TRENTON, MO, June 15.-(Special) }
Lizzie Murphy sued her husbands mother
for 5000, claiming that her husband left
her after four months of married life, lust
because his mother wanted him to do it.
The jury awarded her $500 damages.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
FIVE FRIENDS.
Made by One Friend.

Good teeth
Strong brain.
Steady nerves.
Good digestion and well fed feeling 20
with Grape-Nuts. the famous food
Good for breakfast. lunch. dinner or
supper.
Grocers sell Grape-Nuta
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16
KANSAS LONG ON WHEAT.
More Than Twice as Much in Farm
ers' Hands Now as There
Was in 1893.

TOPEKA, June 15.-(Special.) Returns re-
ceived by the Kansas board of agriculture
from hfty-four counties, taken from as
SCISSORS figures. show that March 1, this
year, there was 213o.646 bushels more
wheat in farmers hands than one year
before, or 125 per cent, while of corn there
was a falling off of over 10,000, 900 bushels.
or almost 81 per cent.
The increase in value of animals slaugh-
tered was nearly per cent Increase in
Vafue OF poultry and eggs sold ~ per
cent; of milk sold, other than for butter
and cheese, l3 per cent, and of garden
A slight increase is shown for butter, and
of cheese a considerable decrease.
Increase in the population of various
larger towns is given as follows: Emnire
City. sos; Galena, 437; Weir City, 46s: Con-
cordia, $50: Ellsworth, 354: Anthony. 22O:
Harper, III; Kingman, 307; Leavenworth.
2S6; Chanuts. 41S; Phillipsburg, IT'S: Topeka,
2,74; Wellington, 522; Caldwell, 262; VIII
Hiawatha shows a decrease of 11s: Hor-
ton, 2o4; Howard, Ga; Newton, II; Sabetha,
20.
Forty-six towns with a population of
1.OO0 or more show a total increase of
II. 103, and six total decrease of 52
In the number of dogs Sumner county
shows the handsome increase of 612 fol-
lowed next by Shawnee, which has gained
54S and Linn, 339. Crawford county has suf-
fered loss of 4od; Ellis, 131; Rocks, 95, and
seventeen other counties a less number in
each. The net increase in the counties
heard from amounts to 2,677, or 8 per cent
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16

every town in the state with population
of 100 and upward want one. Each of them
advances good reasons, too, why it should
have one.
Salina has adopted novel plan, of get
ting gun. That town has a street fair
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-16

there September S0, and 1t has asked the
governor to loan It one of the guns for that
occasion. The request will probably be
granted. A Salina man said to-day that
II the gun ever got there it would take
the whole state militia to get it away.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
w4Ar IS The mAfrsa9

The Enquirer for several dayshss tx
naused valuable ~ space 10 c"ndrinn-
Ing the F,urib o. July cVmmitJre be
cause they y acej their first advertise
- mi OF uur local cr'eirti'n IL I'M
UTAn ',vuSTY DEMOCRAT Now tn
lac, at tue matter l. lh>: The DEMO
CHAT man MI eudpd every iiIreilh
Gala Il ~ The Interest Of u celeir'li"
ni nui National bo iday, the E'qnIr'
mau amended none ~ the meeting.
aud offered no services, We have
helped all VIZ cnuid becaus, we are
american ci iz.ns aud deriie 10 hrli'
celebrate The prcaI American holiday
On an ncca>irn oil tbs KIND tn ~ is
~ timer poliIirs nor business rivalry
HE bEMuCRAr IS dong The adv'r -
ims I, qn, siru by hr cnnnit're al less
man the cost ~ composition W.
want 10 do IT b. rause we are Amer
raus. IA. We al CT 10 IlIe yrir Il asprr'
lnns cast upon the comm TEE &c u>t
they h We paced m nnVrr, isenient ~
THE UTAH oUNIY DEMOCRAT THt
DEnocEAT j. per ,clly wllinv, aud H.
fac drsuu,is, That the Epqurrr shall
STAR. IL p,tionane aud assist he crle'
br ,liuD, but mex quirrr ought ~ bt
deccui.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

And MS daring AMI competent
naval officer has ublaln.da wnrld wide
reputation, tut IL Is no greater than
HAT of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Hallway as ratvrer Ca the
comint aud safety az tbs general
'rayeliag public. Being The short line
helN cen Omaha aud Chicago, and
running the finestirrms hrlwteh THOSE
paints, 1t Is natural that they shouhi
h'ive hbiained that reputation.
Our lr4ins are all lighted hy elec-
lricily. heated by steam and sold yes
liblllrd; consisting OF palace day
COACHES elegant chair cars, modern
library cirs. superb sleeping cara and
q ROYAL "Ala Cate" dining car service.
runui nyer rock ha,lasted. steel
rail track, on special fas. time. give
You q service for comforts safety ana
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

ANOTHER care ~ wand lism Is re-.
ported IN ths part of PrUvn b"y~.
Several reports reach us ~ cases
wh-re The pla Ia ~, crossw lks ARE
III ed aud iurnr'l over with ihe pr i
trudiup nails upward. Some bIryc q
Tires have been r,iurinrrd through this
cause aud Srmus injury Ia foot pas
srnper> may easily result. IL looks "s
though gang oi Prove hoys we're
'ryiuv 10 break ihio ii. Better stop
II. boys. 1ha, kind of work is nothing
to i'e proui ".
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
A Test.mpn al.

Provo, June I. 1890.
J. G Cnlirin s. Snn;-Arrr using
your E'ecIrlc LlnimenL IN our family
for over twenty years We take pleas
ure IN Recommending Il Ia the puhlic
~ the hest remedy ior rhrnna ism,
collie, cramps. srrYns, bruises, lnrus.
cn's. elc., mud for children with the
summer cump aint IL cannot he be q.
In hrt,i, is The hest family medicine
W. have ever used aud as such we take
pleasure IN recommending !, TO the
public. jos. L McEwAN.
IRINDA N. McEwAN.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
SUNDAY schooL DAY.
Utah Stake sun IA, Schools go to Salt
air Beach Jane 29th.

Utah Stake sun Ia, Schools go to Salt
air Beach Jane 29th.
Under the direction Of the S AXE
l. Il. Eggeitsen. A..
l.. Bmih. and W. S. iiawiing-, aud all
I he ward superIniendenis, the Sunday
Schouls uf Utah Stake will enjoy ,hem-
selves at Sal,air, Thursday, June e9th.
1t will he an opportunity for all the
workers ana their friends To meet
together Tor day OF pleasure at the
beach.
There will bo dancing for the old
and young. games and contests Of every
description for prizes. The excursion
will be over the llin Grnnde Western
railway. ami every accommodation
u sSible wil lie given Ia make the "trip
Ia S,linir comfortable aud erjuyab =.
The usual low EXCURSION rates will
be IN IF. CT. Children hrtwren the
ages VI i've aud twelve. ba.f fare.
Everyday goes with the Sunday
Schpul excursion. IL Is The day aud
time for fathers aud mothers to accom-.
plny their children aud give Them arl
opportunity 10 sre The Great Inland
Ssa aud that wonderful Resort, SalLair.
l. Il. EooERrsES,
A. L. BooTU,
w l.. RAWLINGS.
Stake Supeiintd'cy
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

KENTUCKY l. aiiolher State where
in. Democrats have declared firml,
fr Brynn mud free silver. II don't looh
much ne houph the cause was declin
ing. does W
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

UTAH Is having fairly good times
now, ,vr they might be- better. The
d anger j. that spme pa 10 will delude
ihrmse YES VITA Tho shelief or
ha,e that temporary condlllons
vii, lie permanent md that Ia lns'rial
and AGRICULTURAL aocidrnis which have
lr,huced he present g',od feeling viii
always happ-n. Don't deuds your
:, Ives. With The peoples MONEY d.
graded y r,naneni s'ad ilnrs wi
never c,ne Tins is proveii cnnuly'
siyrly rs XII fienc- AMI history; even
Il publican journals like hS Tribune
ndnnl Il. W. quite little timely nd
vice on this punt from ihe Salt Lake
Jnu'nal. which you might paste in
,oul hal:
The free coinage ot silver offers The
ln'y hope Of maintaining an approx.
inaiely snslanl iaiio between money
snA llsinrrs. In Time Of pFnsprriiy
IRA are Tor ilanie. Is ne otto % the
gitaissi lnsipe.s ., uses OF me worla
Ouer pHidrs WI 9, me. and uotil
ahis matter NJ ratio issettled ,hsy viii
inel ease In severity aud toward the
Gppser yoias:"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

EVERYTHING Is fixed for ronsing
Fourth ~ July celebration In Provo.
The committees are AL NJ work. The
business men arc responding with
financial contributions aud Provo is
going 10 be- strictly In line on eur great
National day. We hope the rest of
Ulah cnunty. where there are M local
celebrations. viii cuuIe over ani joir
I'm u.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
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CnEAP RATES.



Notice Of Reduced RATES VIA II. G W.
For the University Summer Schools
in 5 II Lake City. Jnue II Ia July H.
the X G W. viii make iuund trip rate
1T II fare aud fifth an The crrtiiicale
pan Ia those In altend,nce. Full fare
must he paid on going "Trip. June q TO
July u, inclusive. aud r. celpL taken
Tor ii,krt
FIR the Annual Convention United
Society at Cnrislirn Eud,avor ~ D.
troll, Mich. July Duh o. 10Th. the r.
G.. w. will So tickets Ia Delrui, an,l
rriurn ~ rate at $jl Tor he round trio
5. hug dates iuly I. g. and 3; limiie !
Ia Jul, IL. hut eau bo extended To An-
gust Is. 1870
For hr Biennial Convention later
natnna EpworIh I.raaur. at lndian-
apo Is. d Juy 20 10 23. thr II G.. w.
will sell tickets IT, indianapolis and
return nj rate " sl6 for the round
trip, srilin. ,l,irs July 10. IL. aud Is.
Good returning until July %, but can
lie x,.nde.i uniil August 20.
For the Annual Convention b piist
Young Penpn's Uuion NJ Amer lea, NJ
Richmond. Va, July 10 10 10. The n.
G W. will sell tickets 10 Rlchmund
aud return AT rate uf $50 rs for The
round trip. S"lling dale Ju y 8. eand
10. Good returning until August IS.
i. FoUTs. Agent.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

The 9. A X l. going l., pprppiuate
the .rgn,IiziiiOn u include AL sol
dte,s WIN ever ought lur The Union.
all whu are fghIiog for !, now, aud all
who may hereafter fight for the Nag
aud The principles which IL repr' SCENTS. "
A you'd muyr. Let no patriotic Amer
.cdli he iVrcptienl
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

THE Rio Grandc Hrs.rrn and PARK
CIT, hanr b,l Trans are going Ia pay
in Pik Guy Sunday. IL ousnl t'br a
ua,cl, game. From What we know
a,a' have hrp''l mi pr can play bid.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

ALL of tie SaIl Lakedallirsare filled
with u tlrcll"ns against each olher aud
The nla runi'nyrisv s't'ied several
year, npo. IT. may he e'liIyi"g /" Sat
Laks te, ders. who nre on The inside.
but II Is grtilng llresupe 10 tho laY
rl.,.drI
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

convenience not Ia bc ubtaiued by any
mhrr route. Try Us one AMI be- cou
vi, eel. Ask Your ticker agrn, Tor Z.
VI. e. 5 p. tickets aud TAKE no other.
Wrie for maps, time tables. etc.
L. l.. DowSINo,
Commercial Agent. Salt lake City
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

TrE war SPIRIT IL siilI ahnnnd In 'h'
l,nd. ! be- dispnicb.s reprr, n pitched
hsiil. In Chicago bciwe'n dew an'l
Grn,,lr bays WIKI about two hundred
participants,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

The Industrial c"luunissiun IN wa.h.
I, g'on Npn', lislen 'oa iuglch explain.
nj n -; he cau-e az HE pr,srn, hart
iinrs IA ,h- suuth. We nidn'L rxpc,
!, ", uld. I hs commission IS composed
pi >, me ninrr 81 lianna's puppets.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

} r. CAMP. whp has hecn Identified
vi h several new papsr eplrrprlses ~
p.ah has lm chase'' The l.pa Ady,cr
iplauI aud wa, remove IL W X nah.
nh.re h. viii starr new paper. We
Ni.h Bruther q mp success IA his ven.
lure f.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

PEOPLE nf crysun have made Ad-
mirai i),w,y mapnhc,t't present.
" e Le'i-y- however that no gliL III
be ~ ace, ptahc 10 The al her" ms tile
gratitnic II The Americana people.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

TIE rExocaAr Is % r. c,ip' III cop
ie- "I Tue urial' The new paper
JUS stabns'nti IA Sall Lake his wr' X
ss T. A M' pa"i'is The Journal ire
srn very g'ssl pppraianrc aud Is
Lvldel,ily ,ltsiined 10 IL. n SUCCESS.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

AeAfN " l. reported inai Secretary
~ War Algrr j. 10 have the cah'ne'
w. dnuln u. ~ Alper Is pretty good
sia,rr. e
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

RUSSIAN aud Ari-r Gu representa-
lives rla-h 1T The - "a led Peace con-
fcrc, &C. Peace don't always mean
peace, an,h Nv,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

GEo. r. SroSEy ~ G ,rdrn CITY Lodge
N ). 10 Wa hnnnied With Tie ehcti"n
IS Gland Prrlnir at The nnnmn Grand
loav. $ ssip Knights VI Pythi"s held
~ eu!. k,Ie Ibis weak.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

Elk SrxArm PErFEa is rharac'crz d
i,y ihs i'"pulis's "s clnh"r They
have the hug whisk'red gentleman
pvrrra,ed. lie Is nu'y " i'lank.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

,afu lJTrn tbs Utah CorEry DEM.
WIulILD. solieiiors in Provo ard
every city and town In
Utah county. Liberal commission allowed on
hi nnsinefs. We shnll ALSO be pleased 70 r,
ceivc demonstrations Ms 70 local haplenlner
OF Interest A. soon Ms porsb'" our manager
will yisit the different precincts OF thr county
with view Of securing correspondents ana
agents Addrrrs all conmunicniinnsi 70
TUE UTAH COUNTY DEMoCRAI;
Provo City. Utah.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

TUE President II going tn call for
more ,olun ser-. Batter hurr, up aud
l., mr ,'c"nscrlpi-" whr have horne
tie NAN, niriir fight 90, Ms called for
by their term ~ e',ll,tnrnr.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

Tabernacle nf J and Sixth
streets. Sunday srrvicrs ut 2 pm.
stake lrrside cy. Edward Partridge,
ID. John aud Reel Sm0Ot.
First 'vnrd-K street. beween Fourth
aud Fifth streets. Sunday evening
services NJ $50. bishop, A. KnudSon
Second ward-Corner of Fourth an
u streets. Sund y SERVICES AT 1870 p.m
Bishop, Simnu 2 EggerI>rn.
Thirt war,l--Corirr Of 4 and Eighth
streets. sunday services AZ 7:30 pm
bishop. w. j. Lewis.
Fourth wari-NlnIh street, he'weei
J aud X streets. Sunday services al
1880 pm. Bishop. j. ". Keeler.
NJ. nc. CHURCH.
II street. between SIKH and Seventh
Sunday SERVICES AT II m. and 800
p ~. Pastor. Rev. J. L. kirbye.
coNGREo ATIoNAL CHURCH.
j 81 rect. corner OF Tenth. Sunday
services II am. aud 500 pm. PasLoI
Rev. Gnodwn.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
SCIENTISTS.

There will he Christian Science ser.
vice Ia rooms OF Snrosis. Reed Smool
block. .on } street, neat Sunday. Sun
day scuool at 1000 am. Church SCR.
vice al J 40 am.
Wednesday evening meeting hegius
NJ SEQ. A codial We cnme 70 all.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
BAPTIST cuuRcn.

X street. between Eghih and Ninth.
Sunday School. 10 u m preaching. II
n m; b Y T. U. meriug. $40 pm:
lecture. 500 pm. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening AT 7l5.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-12
POURING INTO FRANKFORT.
Kentucky Republicans Preparing for
the Inauguration.

FRANKFORT. KY, Dec. 1.-THE adj
vance crowd of Republican politicians who
will attend the inauguration of Governor
elect TAYLOR tomorrow began arriving to-
day. Mr. Taylor and all of the new state
officers are besieged by a cord-breaking
crowd of applicants for appointments in
the state service. II is understood that
Mr.. Taylor will not resign as attorney gen.
eral. but will allow the vacancy to happen
by taking the governorship and that At
torney-general-elect Pratt will be ap-
pointed for the remainder Of the term.
Election Commissioners Pryor and Ellis
are being urged by Democratic leaders to
not resign until after Mr.. Goebel's contest
gets well under way, rearing that such
action might prejudice his case.
|. That the minor candidates on the Demo-
cratic state ticket. recently declared de-
feated on the face of the returns by the
state election commission, intend to con-
test before the state board, sitting as a
contest board has been known here among
those on the inside ever since the certifi-
Gates were issued to their Republican op-
ponents but it was generally thought the
contest would not be made until after the
meeting here on Thursday of the Demo-
cratic committees. 1t comes from a re-
liable source that the notices of contest
will, if they can be prepared in time, be
served on all the successful candidates to-
morrow. The meeting of the committees
here is said TO be for the sole purpose of
comforting with Senator Goebel as to the
ACCESSIBILITY of a contest by him and Mr..
Beckham before the Legislature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-12
NATIONAL BALL LEAGUE.
Little Probability that 1t VIII Be Cut
to Eight Clubs.

NEW YORK, Dec. u.-Though the formal
sessions of the annual meeting of the Ma
tional League and American Association of
Baseball Clubs will not commence until to-
morrow, the Fifth-avenue Hotel was to-
day the headquarters for a dozen execu-
tive sessions and private meetings of the
baseball magnates. Baseball men from all
sections of the country thronged the hotel
corridors tonight. Not a delegate was
missing, save President Young, of the
Leagues and Andrew Freedman, of the
New York Club. The fight this year hinges
on an effort to reduce the League circuit
from twelve to eight clubs. There is ten
year agreement, expiring next year, which
clubs. To reduce the circuit before then re-
quires unanimous vote, and Ii was diff
cult tonight to find just how that can be
that the element in control of the Balti
out; that the Louisville club will hold out
for $40. goo and the Washington club for $780,
600. If these rumors are true reduction be-
comes baseball irpossibility.
John T. Brush, of the Cincinnati club.
said to-day: II want an eight-club league
and adjustment of syndicate ball, but it
does not look very much like it for next
year. However, L have hopes, and even If
We do not accomplish 1T at this meeting
something may be done before the season
Opens"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-12
TWO POLITICAL VIEWS.
Senators Tillman and Berry on the
Wone of Democracy.

NEW YORK, Dec. Tin reply to these
questions asked by the New York World:
why is there not Democratic Governor
in any Northern State? Why is there not
Democratic senator from any Northern
State? What is the cause of this? What
is the remedy" Senator Tillman, of South
Carolina, says: "Upheavals in regard to
the finances of the country and the efforts
of the Democratic party to press silver as
an issue have been largely responsible for
the present conditions. The free use of
money in Northern elections has resulted in
temporary reverses. 1t will depend on
whether or not the Northern constituent
cies shall continue subservient to money in
elections and the Misrepresentation of
newspapers as medium OF education
whether or not such revolution shall
come as will give the Democracy a hold
in the North. / mention the lavish use of
money, and, incidentally, the press as
ilrmiy believe these two things are the
greatest factors in producing the existing
conditions OF legislatures which have not
elected Democratic senator's and the all
sence OF Governors who would respect
these tenets. 1 would rather not regain
power In furtherance of the classes against
the masses OF the people. If we are to be-
come an annex to the Republican party and
take up their policies and follow their
schemes to the benefit of the wealthy as
against the people, l prefer to await the
revolution which will return the Democ-
racy to power"
Senator Berry, of Arkansas. says: II be-
1eve one source of our weakness is that
the Democratic party too frequently goes
OIL on a tangent and takes the unpopular
side of the controversy 1t is not easy for
Democrat TO sacrifice a jot OF principle
TO a great deal of success and so ii some
iS
close TO the pulse of the people as il might
be- With the Republican party ii is differ
ent. rake for example the currency bill
pending. The Republicans who now adyo-
cate this gold standard measure, not even
excepting the President himself. were
avowed silver men fifteen years ago They
have found it convenient to fall in with
popular party policy. I see no immediate
hope for reunited Democracy but this
Congress may develop new issues on which
the party can find common ground for
coming together and working I'm harmony
The future of Democracy is not at all dis
coura ging"