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TiIIman Some More
The state democratic convention OF
South Carolina made Tillman one OF
its delegates at large to the Kansas
City convention.
The Pity Of 1t
Mr.. Carnegie says Mckinley Is I'M
desirable and Bryan Is impossible. 1t
is great pity Mr.. Carnegie WAS born
abroad Times.
DeWey's Campaign
| Dewey has not relinquished his
presidential hopes by any means. On
his return from his southern trip he
stated In Washington: 1.-THE south
was never in a more prosperous condi-
ton than it is today, and l know that
the south does not want Bryan for
president"
Tammany's Fourth.
Tammauy has always made great
occasion of the fourth of July. has
twisted the tail of the tiger until all of
New York state reverberated with his
roars, but this year all Of the big
chiefs will be In the pow WOW at Kan
sss City and Tammany's fourth will be
q tame one.
Paragraph Heroes
Dreyfus goes 20 Paris and there are
only occasional paragraphs about 1t.
The United States is too busy collect
ing vice-prssidentlal possibilities and
France with her exposition to make
any special comment over this man
who six months ago was the hero of the
newspaper paragraph.
Montana Strong Talk.
Montana republicans do not mince
words over their declarations. The
chairman of the state convention in
opening 1t said change of sdministrs-
calamity. The success Of the republ-
lican party in Montana would make
impossible the repetition of the
disgraceful fight in the democratic
party, which had made the name OF
Montana stencil all over the country"
Bryan's Discomfort.
1t seems Bryan has been bottled up
| to stay bottled until the democratic
or not is question to trouble the
minds of the demopopulistic leaders,
but before his remarkable silence, he
uttered these words which few will
deny: "The republican party thinks
that 1t can give q man suit OF clothes
and full dinner pail and he will vote
for the republican ticket forever, with
Texas And Expansion.
Bailey of sTexas has given up the
fight to take his party In his state over
to the anti-expansion side. Most of
the Texas democrats stand with the
republican party of the country on the
territorial annexation issue. This is
annexing on their own account little
over half century ago. A Texan
democrat or other, who woul
be q flag furler would be false
to the memory of Austin, Houston,
Rush and the rest of the great annex
ers of the 30s and 40s.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Logical Pops.
The straightout populists have at
least the courage OF their cussedness
on the money question. Their platform
declares in favor OF an absolute pa
per money, based upon the entire
wealth and population of the nation,
but not redeemaole In any commodity,
but made full legal tender" Until
they can get this money they will
con tinue to favor 'the free and I'M
limited coinage OF both silver and gold
at the legal ratio of Is to l.
This is at least candid and logical.
II we are to have fat money, why not
Ego the whole hog" and declare strip
of paper, having no intrinsic value and
not even pretending to be redeemable
in anything, dollar? This ia GER
tainly more logical than the PROPOSE
ton to declare Al cents of silver to be
worth 100 cents.-New York World.
Campaign phraseolegy.
While the democratic papers,
speeches and conventions, are conscien- |
tiously viewing with alarm" the re-
publican forces are as steadfastly |
"pointing with pride" Honors are |
easy as far as the use of timehonored |
phrases go but the republican list
I'VE indorse-
1--WE rejoice
1--WE glory
1--WE are proud
1--WE heartily support
"We entrust-
1--WE com mend and approve"
sounds better than the democratic
showing:
1--WE repudiate-
I'VE mourn
1--WE decry-
1--WE are ashamed
1--WE denOunce-
and the Unborn optimism OF our coun-
rejoicing ones rather than with the |
disavowers.
Teller'S Politics.