Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-08-23
A commercial achievement is far bet
ter than Bryan theory in the bush.

ter than Bryan theory in the bush.
Mr.. German is not antagoniZing his
party. He doesn't consider it at all
necessary.
The cronic critics of Govern or Roose-
velt are unable to understand the per-
versity of the masses.
1t will be an unfortunate thing for
this republic if the job of saving it ever
devolves upon the Democratic party.
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Doubtless the Hon. Adlai E. Steven
son feels very much like using his
famous AK on the Hon. Charles A.
Towne.
can anywhere, they ought to tell us
why it is that not one of these foreign
lines ever has built, or is now building,
a ship in this country!
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Jerry Simpson is no longer the idol
of the Kansas Populists. His candi-
dacy for the United States Senate has
been rudely jumped upon in the house
of his supposed friends.
There is marked resumption of the
Democratic sympathy for the Porto
Ricans. AS sympathetic organization
the Democratic is a marked success
Immediately preceding an election.
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Chairman Jones' explanation of his
connection with the Round Bale Trust
is closely related to the reason of the
Jersey tavern keeper who charged the
late Bill Nye 81 for sandwich.
Mr.. Croker may not realize it, but
the young men of the country are not
seeking the leadership of man who
gauges prosperity by the ruling price
OF EngllSh Dull pups.
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The American producers pay $780,
100000 annually to foreign ship-owners.
Is there single sound reason why this
amount should not be expended so that
it may find its way into American
pockets?
When it comes to the building up of
our shipping in the foreign trade DEM
ocrats desire to register foreign built
ships as American, and Republicans are
determined to have only American
built ships under the American flag.
1t will be recalled that Mr.. Bryan
wired his congratulations to the late
Mr.. Goebel upon his election to the
Kentucky governorship. He should
hasten to felicitate the North Carolina
red shirts upon the isfranchisement of
the negro voters of that state.
Mayor Van Wyck's ice trust divi-
dends, according to his own sworn
statement, amount to $35, 600 annually.
1t was his brother "Gus,n who is also a
heavy stockholder, that drafted the
antitrust plank of the Kansas City
platform.
When one plank of political plat
form is admittedly rotten the entire
structure should be condemned at the
ballot box. The republican party is
not striving to hide or apologize for a
single line of the Philadelphia platform.
An intelligent and careful newspaper
writer declares that there are more
wind mills in Nebraska than in any
other state in the Union. so the Pop
ulist orators don't have things all their
own way in Nebraska.
Mr. James r. Keene, the Wall street
bear, is in England and engaged in
telling the newspaper reporters over
there that the prosperity on this side of
the water is not genuine. Mr.. Keene
makes his money when the country is
financially depressed and his wishes
usually take paternal interest in his
published thoughts.
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The Des Moines Leader, an ''anti-
imperialism" organ in Iowa, says:
''Let it be granted that imperialism
will slay it's hundreds; 16 to 1 would
slay it's thousands. Let the November
news be that Mr.. Bryan is elected, and