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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02
ReYendiCatiOnS OuYriereS.
LIE TRAVAIL DEs DETENUs

vi (lOuN NlChA0 ~ HAOSAS"AAA~AO ~ -
parti ouvrier ind6pendant une
clause qui r6clame la suppression
du travail des prisons faisant con-
currence gu travail libre''.
Les r6clamations contre le regi-
me actuel de nos prisons ct mai
sons de reforme urbaines ne datent
point de Ia. II y d6la longtemps
qu'elles Sc font entendre.
Tandis que nos ouvriers y trou-
vent surtout des ateliers de redou-
table concurrence pour leur travail
libre, de graves sociologues ne lais-
sent point que d'y apercevoir de
v6ritables foyers de d6moralisation
pour les internes qu'on est sense y
amender.
Ne crions pas au scandale. Voici
quelques cot6s-etle sujet est trop
waste pour lembrasser tout ertier
dun seul coup-par lesquels pa
ra1tra evident a tous lie danger, qui
Went d'etre signal6.
Nos prisons ct maisons de refor-
me etablies au sein des villes de-
viennent indubitablement locca-
sion prochaine de retomber dams
leurs egarements ct de sly enfon-
Ger, pour ceux-la meme qu'elles en-
devaient guerlr.
A la prison, le regime est trop
fac1le ct trop patterned: il attire le
client au lieu de lefrayer. Bien
log6, bien nourri, le detenu travail
lie peu, ct dun travail relativement
ais6. II prend gout q cette mamie
re de vivre, pour peu que le cnur
ct lie sentiment de Ia dignit6 aient
etc obliter6s chez lui. Aussi
voyons-nous une bonne partie de
la clientele r6guliere de notre pri-
son commune Sc composer de vieux
chevaux de retour. lis passent
leur etc a vagabonder sur les quais,
gras, replets, deseuvres, ne n
sentant a TRAVELLER que pour Sc
METRE quelque chose sous la dent,
ou encore mieux pour s'arroser
Abandonment le gosier. Vigoureux,
alertes, non 6puis6s par leffort in
cessant de lhonnete journalier qui
gagne, a Ia sueur de son front, lie
pain de sa famille; non pas an6-
mics non plus CONNIE le pauvre
brave homme que rebuilt a la diete
forc6e lie budget exigu dun hum
BILE m6nage d;ouvriers, ces gibiers
de prison VIOLENT aux travailleurs
de bonne fol, dams lie enlargement
ct lie dechargement des navires, le
benefce des emplois qui sont les
plus remunerateurs parce qu'ils
exigent une plus forte d6pense de
vigueur.
Et puis, advenant Iautomne, lis
trouvent moyen, ces forcats de car
rie1e, de charger leur dossier de
quelque mauvais coup, juste en-
sufisance pour SO faire octroyer
cinq ou six mois de prison commu-
ne, pour ''se faire hiverner, COM
me lis dissent avec cynisme.
A la saison suivante, remis en-
hberte, lis reprennent le meme
man6ge, continuant d'etre la ter
reur des l1eux Oh lis ont etabli leur
empire, ainsi que des braves gems
don't lis usurpent les droits legiti-
mes au travail. Sans compter que
d'annee en- aimee, lis won't ainsi
s'enlisant ACKNOWLEDGMENT dams
les bas fonds du vice.
Je mai mentionn6 Ia que le ira
vail de ces pensionnaires de lEtat,
quand lis sont rendus d Fair libre,
en- concurrence avec celui des ira
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02
DE L'ECREMAGE DU LAIT

Pour faire du bon beurre, dit
''IIndustrie Laitiere," il faut de la
bonne creme, il faut que lie lait
soft 6cr6m6 lorsqu'il est encore
doux. ST lie lait ma pas etc conser-
We, les microbes Won't sen emparer,
secreteront une sorte de pressure !;
lelait Sc caillera ct deviendra aci-
de. Beaucoup seront 6tonnes en-
apprenant que sur dtl lait caill6 la
creme ne monte plus, lie beurre qui
est contenu daps ce liquide ct a
I6tat de petits globules de graisse
ne peut plus traverser les amas de
coagulum ct reste a l'int6rieur en-
prisonne dams la masse qui fenser-
re.
On s'imagine souvent que la Gre
me est tout arrivee a Ia surface du
vase lorsque le lait est agglom6r6.
C'est une erreur, les globules gras
mettent tres longtemps a efectuer
leur ascension ct venir Sc rassem-
bier au dessus du lait, il faut done
un temps assez long pour quill
puisse y arriver, ct ST ce temps est
Unite par la prise du lait en- call
l6, on comprend sans peine qu'une
partie du beurre que l'on attendait
soft restee en- route sans pouvoir
Sc frayer un passage au travers du
lait caille.
On ordinairement lie tort, dams
beaucoup de fermes, de hater Get
te coagulation du lait en- s'appuy-
ant sur cette id6e fausse que nous
venons de voir, que la creme est
toute rassembl6e a la surface lors-
que la masse est prise; I'll FAINT au
contraire retarder ce moment le
plus possible On place lie lait
dams un local chauffe, en- hiver,
par un proc6de quelconque, en- etc
non abrlte de la chaleur; les ger
mes ct les microbes qui y sont con-
tenus, wont d'autant plus vite s'y
developer, que la temperature ap
prochera plus de 30 ou IS degrees,
ct il nest pas rare de voir, dams
ces cas-, la coagulation amenee au
bout de Is 20 heures, quelque-
fois meme plus rapidement.
C'est un proc6d6 tout inverse
quill faut appliquer: au lieu de
chauffer le lait, le refroidir une
temperature inferieure a Is degrees
pour empecher les microbes de CO.
ajaler ct de sly multiplier.
Cette maniere de proceder, qu1
est la plus rationnelle, qui produit
une plus grande quantit6 de creme,
est cependant bien diff lie faire
entrer dams les meurs. Combien
lie fermieres sly montrent refrac-
taires, ainsi qua toute id6e de pro-
gres! Pour elles, la creme ne peut
monter sur un lait qri nest pas ou
,hauff6, ou mis- dams un endroit
,haud; elles sent fort surprises
aussi lorsqu'on leur apprend qu'en
Dannemarck ct dams le Holsfein,
lui sont les pays par excellence|
les grandes productions de beurre, |
ID lon applique les procedes les
olus perfectionn6s d'6cr6mage. P6-
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AGRICULTURE.
LIE sOIN DU CHFVAL

\ la ferme, on g6n6ralement
plus d'6gard pour les animaux que
l'on emploie qua la vile. lis sont
mieux nourris, mieux soign6s,
moins surmen6s, conduits avec
moins de brutalit6, mais, en- revan-
che, on ny est plus negligent. LIE
pansage laisse a desirer ct cepen-
dant il est indispensable a la bon
ne hygiene du cheyal.
L'alimentation du cheval pen
dant les travaux d'hiver doit etre
l'objet dune attention sp6ciale. LIE
cheval travaillant davantage be.
soin d'etre plus fortement nourrit
ct il ne faut pas lui m6nager pavoi-
ne, il faut lu1 doubler la ration,
lorsque lon a un surcroit de fati-
que a lui donner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02

En- choisissant Kansas CITY,
Mo-, pour le siege de leur prochai-
ne convention rationale, les demo-
crates ont inno76.
Depuis Porganisation du parti
republican, en- 1856, les ONE con-
ventions nationales des deux
grands parts po]itiques ont etc
tenues dams les villes suivantes:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02

AUX SOURDS-Une dame RI
che, qui e etc gu6rie de SO surdite
ct de bourdonnements d 'oreille par
les Tympans artifciels de L'INsrI-
TUT NICHOLSON, remis a Get
inst1tut la somme de $4,000 francs
afn que toutes les personnes sour
des qui n 'ont pas les moyens de Sc
procurer les Tympans puissent les
avoi1 gratuitemeEt S'adresser d
L'lNsT1TuT NICHOLSON, 78G, EIGHT
AVENUE. New YORK.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02

Pour faire du bon beurre, dit
"l Industrie Laitiere," il faut de la
bonne creme, il faut que lie lait
soft ecr6me lorsqu'il est encore
doux. ST lie lait ma pas etc conser-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02
LAMENAIs.

Les pilules du Or jacques sont
en- vente chez Voegei Faeres, 2 ct
4 Washington Ave S., coin de PA
venue Hennepin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-03-02

Les derni6res conventions tenues
quelque peu dams Fest ont etc GEL
les de 1872, une Baltimore ct
Pautre a Philadelphia.
Les republicans ont judicieuse-
ment choisi cette derniere Vile
pour leur convention qui va re-
nommer Mckinley, lie proclaim
President des Etats- Unis.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

}. ". O'Bsiso. Il Ophis, cs@e down
0snAsy 70 visit With his family fos .
lev days. Mr.. O'Brien b interested 10
. mine sdjoiuinG the CsSibos Lao prop
ssty ssd LIST week Opsoed - the ssos
Yain.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Ire Nelson 10 sGsin on dDty on the
North Fork stage line after q month :
lxy-o6 with . broken snkIe.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Miss Ella New returned from D-nvss
Saturday, where she has bc-n purchss
ing go<s3s to replenish the Jsffers stock
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
es.y ss.s a.sse.as.

spsesH Oosseoos
Ars J. OuIstt Who - hsss spssaiag
the winter With relatives 1t 6aliflA end
Florence returned homo Friday.
George Wilson will put out 500 n.
bertas this spring sni J. W. 6tsh no.
II. F. Rairi is visiting fsssa1is in
Peach valley.
Several w-5s out Sunday to ksar Mr
Davis.
John Kettle sns down from Culona
last week on business.
DR.. J. d. ExsIeston has iust ssceivsi
twenty four fine Barr~si Plymouth Rock
hens from 81. LOuis. No.
HOrxlku
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Read our sdvevtisemepts sod patron
in tboss vho have the eDtespsise to 10
their busiuees be known.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

A. G. Bailey ~ the Nosth Fork ws
dewu on bnainess Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Last week. John 8. Msspin soll bic
81 scre ranch on California mesa ~
Frederick Biunher9. Consideration
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Clarence and Ira N-lsnn hsve per
chased the interest NJ J. ". Sans3ssn in
the Delta Fruit and Produce Cb1psuy
and will in the future sttsod TO the
careful shipping and nsrkstin9 ns Tire
fruit and produce entrusted To ths caro-
oe the company. CisF~oes Ne,soa has
been connected with the hosss for snms
time past - the bOsiness manager snd
is no stranger to oUr people. Ira Mel
'son viii -nntinue to mspaes the stsgs
line to the Narth Fork 'oun'ry snd wiIl
look sitter the interests 81 the company
in the upper cs'unty. Every asssssncr
is given the farmers that their cnnssgn-
ments 10 the Delta Fruit and Produce
compsny will be given cAFefsl sod
prompt attention.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

3. NJ. Stone hss rented tho James o.
Ferron ranch io the GuDnison valley
and will take posse~sion 10 sbout 10
slsys.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

The Delta FvHst snj Protluc, cow
pany hss pvrchsssd car load of nne
spples from the fruit srowers Of The
upper North Fork valley.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Mn. B. g. Ewiag IN 6siss1sy oosihe
esstesp nsskpss 10 srless s@t6a1f
millinery thse Win psesss NJ cussossssI
Miss vivs Hswkey accompanied her -
far - Denver. r
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
sse,s, Z, ss,sshssesrs.

special ne~tsg - she s'syt hcssiers u ~
= Il = ste vss~h II I'M Dslss OwAari iussVnpy
- sstuvvsav The I'D day cS beosy6. isp, ~ ~
yoScAerN e~s ri .atd cDessy erd HHy -
bO6uGD shas may come bsSsss ~ ssssiNU.
0eo. ,. N8Wss1, Dr.. Cvm.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

". Z Rshsstsss. sosussIy = Dslts,
bss p0W . residsst u Wsbb CITY. No.
vsssussd - fer wesa - Dssvss -
vssh, bssiss tses eajIsd sAssV -
kunsn~A.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Eassy Carpenter. brOther u A. ~
Csspsstes. who psscbsssd the Forrest
rsseb % 6ssfses Cv~ek s'~rs. sssived
fsoo Dssves. Mosdsy sstl vii ~sks %
ssseOded witt.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

In large variety, bought fall when very low
III goods
purchased for the Wholesale markets Pretty
Covers 25 3Sc SOC to SO Ladies' Canbre Draw plain bsn
stitched and rud, special 45c. 6Oc and 7jc White Nnsn
sk quality material deep hounee with dust Hcc nicely
trimmed, G5c 81 -. 81 6S aud q
Ladies' Cambria handsomely trimmed tbs and/
sleeves, decided at 45c 75c V5c, 916O 1925
We have given this stock s-c. attention. carrying mne line
with us tliat II is lest shown in th. "a
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

J. r. Adsos. - q Tsllssiass basi
~ - y Ds1ts ~ - e ~ Ussl
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
- Aass Yer sale.

Sslsev's Big r. and "silver Miss-
varistier. Tbey grcw sw me III , 10
standard bushels per scre IN = 81, scrs
plot. Just - fins ND NJ ymu can ~
from the big ee.d hosss~. Try tbeu.
6-lt e. B. Stoue.
Ossce Park Fssm, Miuturp. Co,b.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Hsssy nsssss - Rssos JssstDns. 4
Rsxsss esss. Vsss = Dssea. DsssAay.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Mr.. George F. Barker hss bsso sp-
pointed Tsavelinx Freight and Essen
ger Agent. a the Burlington I MiaouIi
R.ii'usd Company. With hesdsssStrrs
1t Denver. Cnjo.. e0sutive MaeeA 1T.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
soos ?. DAasaaa. oAs1sgS1I

%. 0psse 0ssooaU.
~ asees~e = lssye wss.s.aA.s. -
~ - hsYsy sSss9.a - - - ..:(I9
= ~ J. 60 - 90
s,....:;;s!! s.. - e: s:::s -. ..,..-
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Immigration has set In toward DGts
county from Appesrsnc~s. Tho Are Of
week. = man by tho name o. r sder
With hia wife, father mother. sister and
six children came in from Eastern iowa
and will locate in the Smith Fork canon
having bought Mr.. 0sswsrtis fssn.
Mr.. Read. wife and two sistsss from
near Denver. came 10 tho frat sf tie
week and will locate at Psooia- Mr..
Read hss purchased Abs Boos's place.
F. u. Wsllenberger ssd family Of
nine arrived In Delta the arst fsuo the
Indian Territory end - iookiag Tor
y location.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Chsss Z 6anhnsu's ecfYsss can not &
squslIsd. Sc Luce.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Many new settlers are m1kin9 their
homes on tho 6urface Creek n-ss. The
abundance NJ water there Tor irrigation
purpoaea aeeming D b. tho drawing
card. Tnis section 1t the county will
in The near future m ous ns The best
fruit growing portioDs Of Dolts county,
besides the suburb range sor cattle that
lies just back ~ Il makes IL one a the
choice spots for the stO:tGmsu.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

C. L. Pike wss down from HotchAis
on court business on Monday.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

It's essv to make = cup n -l-1ssi
cola-e-n 700 use Cbsse 1 Sanb~rn's
Get 10 al Luce's.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Ed Young a the North Fork vss
down Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
VERY DEPARTMENT IS LOADED TO THE GUARI

Our dry good. stock brmf"ll o and pretty nse.nd
goods large variety from the cheapest the sk and
CLevo English serge plain and fancy Moar, fancy Ceps Coz
PsdA omespnns slso full line colo in plain uenIetts Ss
dses We please in dress gooi both in sy asd psie
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

Chs. Miller n Hofchkiss vas j0ws
last Tuesday.
Nasbers 4 Bowdsn's Tor pies 80
things.
Uss wni enap-st Locss.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
Tongue Greek Coal

,. !. WINT0H, DELTA, C0L0.
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09
WE SHOW WASH DIRE
IN GREAT VARIETY.

These are strong lines With ns
SIC and 7Oc. Towels ~ se to $1.2
The Delta independent., 1900-03-09

We cordially q IN o
The AT We
with
North Park union., 1900-02-09
Overcome by Gratitude.

San Francisco, Jan. 31,-Unti, she
reached San Francisco Mrs. Lawton
knew nothing of the effort Of the
American people to provide in q
measure for the loss of the bread
winner.
When told of the fund amounting
to almost 100000 that had been
raised for the Lawton family the
widow was overcome with gratitude
and could only sob forth her thanks
To know that the children would be
provided with home was q source of
much comfort to the mother after
many trials SIZE had endured.
Mrs Lawton has been as brave in
her sorrow as was her husband ir
battle. On the TRANSPORT accompany
ING the remeins of her beloved across
the sea, will the uncertainty Of tic
future before her, she gaze no sign of
her aching heart. Her, provider was
gone and What was to Become of her
four young children?
And then, like ray of sunshine
f-on the darkest clouds, ca'nc the
North Park union., 1900-02-09
A Larimer
County Bonanza.

- t1l ::
The section west of Fort Collins
extending up to the connection with
the Wyoming state line is 4 region,
although practically urexplored, that
,i,s full of interest and great possDili-
LES.
Mr.. G. P. Schumacher, one of Lead
,villes we'll known mining men, men
tion of whose trip was made in the
December issue of Ores and Metals,
las secured control of q large tract of
$500 acres of coal and gilsonite land
at point near Hebron9 something
like sixty miles west of Fort Collins,
and about eighty miles northwest of
Boulder, This section is reached
from Laram e:ol the Union Pacific
road as all lines of communication
have been established from that point
going south, rather than from Colorado
,points going north. The two illus
.trations presented herewith show in
one instance the overburdGn Of coal
(which is two to four feet, and in
.auother the.depth or thickness of the
dlltcrop, sixty-fve feet. The sample
Vt this in the Office IF Ores and
North Park union., 1900-02-09
Politics Gone Mad.

When any man gets TO position
where his individual interests are
more TO him than the welfare OF the
community in which lie resides, that
man is not fit person for public
office. and when po!itlca! party
comes 10 bslicvd that its party
interests are of Sc great Importance
that the law may be ignored and
violated and disgrace brought upon
che state by violent acts, that party
ia no longer to undertake the tasks
of government.
The situation in Kentucky, amount
ing almost TO civil war, is the result
of condition OF affairs that has
prevailed in that state for n long time
past and of sentiment that is alto
getLer too prevalent elsewhere. y
due regard for the samcticty of law
and the public welfare won'd make
such thing5 Impossible, bu. in TIE
heat Of party conflict and tie strife
Of personal success ana advancement,
things are said and done that are
both criminal and disgraceful. And
the worst OF such things is that usual
" both sides are at fault so that the
honest citizen is forced to q choice
between two evils and sometimes ap-
pears condoning offence which he
strongly opposes, in order to avoid
those which seem greater.-Colorado
Springs Gazette
North Park union., 1900-02-09

Metals has attracted considerable
favorable attention by its very clean,
bright appearance, the high per
cent. of carbon it seems to contain,
and the fact that it occurs in such
large masses as to make it cheaply
mined. All that is needed to open
this very rich section is the extension
of either the Colorado Southern or
the Colorado & Northwestern over
the range where, not only this partic-
u.ar section, but very large area of
traffic producing resources could be
relied on to sustain a railroad. One
line has already been projected under
the auspices Of Colorado capital south
from Fort Steele, called the Wyoming
Southern, which will penetrate the
Battle Lake copper section, and pass
on down through the great undevel-
oped coal measures, copper and gil
sonite fields In North ard Middle
parks, possibly finding temporary
terminal at either Steamboat or Hot
Springs. The attempt Of The Rio
Grande Western to find an eastern
outlet for its line might result in this
section being tapped, partially at
least, by that great system.
The fact that vein of coal has
beer, discovered, and is of SO superior
a quality, makse an attractive nucleus
for arailroad, for however much tnay
be sail in regsrd to the abundance of
coal, it is nevertheless the fact that
nothing furnishes greater stimulus
to general industry, as well as' rail
road traffic, than extensive. develop
ment of coal lands. Whsn it is
remembered also that copper and
other base metals, in addition TO gold
North Park union., 1900-02-09

intelligence that the people of Amer
lea had created fund of S95, 900 for
the widow and orphans; that mon
ument was 10 be erected to his mem
ory; in short that every ything possible
was being done to show the feelings
of grateful people. Mrs. Lawton
learned of all this just as the transport
was passing through the Golden Gate.
Pilot Reed who brought the ship into
port, was the bearer of the news.
Lieutenant Colonel Edwards, who
was the dead soldier's adjutant gen
eral. told Mrs Lawton all about it.
He spoke the words gently, but there
was joy in his honest blue eyes, there
were tears in the eyes of Mrs. Lawton
and the great gratitude Of her heart
went up and mingled with her tears.
"Oh, how kind, how kind" she
sobbed, and completely overcome she
sunk down on q diyan an cried like
a child. In the thought of the un-
certain future for herself and her
children she had kept back the tears,
but kindness had opened the tloodgate
of her pent up emotions.
at had always been Ilenry's am
bition and mine" ale said "to have a
home for the children, but ] had de-
SPARED of it, more she could not
say.-Roclsy Mountain News.
North Park union., 1900-02-09
Bry ans Queer Position.

PENNSYLVANIA State Democratic
committee has made William j BRYAN
its choice for the nomination of that
party in 1900. New York's demo
cratic leaders refused to affiliate with
BRYAN when he was III their state 4
llay or so ago. IN ollicious friend of
BRYAN short time ago introduced n
resolution in one branch of Maryland's S
legislature inviting him 20 deliver an
address before that body. The
speaker, who is democrat and pre-
sumably supported Bryan in 1896,
referred the resolution to 4 committee
which has no cognizance over such
matters. He did this IN spirit of
terision. The committee in the same
sort of spirit, has just reported the
resolution unfav6rably.
The position OF Bryan, therefore, in
his party may be said, i'll the cant of
iolitics. TO be somewhat "miXed. u
An analysis Of the conflicting atti-
tudcs taken by these states, however,
will not be particularly pleasing to
.le democratic aspitant. penpsyl
vania, which has indorscd Bryan's
candidacy, rolled us Il plurality of
295,000 against him in 1896. The
plurality will probably so up to the
round 100000 in 1900. New York,
in which tue democratic leaders are
against Bryan, has been called Il
doubtful state until the election of
1896, in Which it cast Il plurality Of
2GS,0O0 fer Mckinley. This year
the anti-Bryan marsin is likely to be
fully rs broat, Maryland the only
state of the three in Which Bryan
could be expected to have the faintest
chance OF victory Mt the polls, treats
him with contempt.
This is the situation which presents
itself to the ambitious Nebraskan
The States in which lis party leaders
are enthusiastically for him are states
IN which the republicans are sure to
have overwhelming maioritics. The
States which he has some chance of
carrying, or which lie is certain of
carrying, like those on the coast of
shc South Atlantic and the gulf, treat
him with dcrision. Noycrthclcss, he
will he nominated. In Il year like
Ibis, when all sane democrats see that
there is crushing defeat before thcil
party. no democratic politician who
thinks he has futurc, or WHO want
ed to hsve one, is seeking the nomi
nation. Bryan will be allowed to get
The candidacy without opposition il
lhe convention from any democrat o.
consequence. Then when he il
beaten at the polls. as lie is morally
certain to be, by a larger majority
than was rolled up against him fou
years ago, he will be eiIaccd, the dead
weight : of his candidacy will be
removed and his party will have some
chance to make new departure and
face the oncoming issues with new
spirit. Democrat