Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-07-19
CURRENTNEW SpAPER COMMENT.
What the Editors of the Country are
Saying About the Leading
Topics of the Day.

Topics of the Day.
G.. o. P.-Guardian of prosperity .-
indianapolis Journal.
The fool talk about imperialism will
end on November6, 1900.-Clyde (Kan.)
Herald.
Revenue in the Cuban treasury is pill
ing up at the regular Republican rate.
Topeka KAN Capital
The old ratio Of sixteen calamity
howls to one calamity will be main
tanned during the campaign. .--CleyeIand
Leader
The New York Tribune touches the
fatal defect in Bryan as candidate
when it says the American people do
not trust him.-BOston Herald.
The people Of this country are not
tired of prosperity or of the principles
and policies which brought it about
GAINESVILLE lO.J Times-Recorder
Uncle Sans cash balance of $500, ,000,-
900 is different from the time Cleveland
& Coz financial agents were 3kirmi8h-
ing around to find bond purchasers.
"Gold. Ginger and Grit is suggested
by the Boston Herald as a war cry.
For the other side, how would "Silver,
Shortage and Soup" d0?--Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle.
Undoubtedly Providence had hand
in producing the country's prosperity.
! Providence and the Republican party
can do some mighty fine team work
Kansas City (Mo) Journal.
The few Democrats who believe that
Bryan will be elected also predict an
industrial disaster and say it will be
unfortunate for the Democratic party.
| GAINESVILLE (O.) Times-Recorder.
Republican platform-makers do we'll
to keep Protection to the front. 1t is
now. as in 1894, 1895 and 1896, great,
strong, winning issue among the plain
| people of the nation. Boston Journal.
! John r Mclean has sent his check to
| w. J. Bryan for S25, 900. Who says the
| Gas trust isn't willing to ''chip in'' for
! Democracy? Ice trust next! Then
| Sugar trust! Keep coming. Lawrence
Vile 1ll.) Republican.
The Democratic Montgomery Adyer-
tiser is unkind to its leader, for it says:
"Mr. Bryan, it is understood, will have
a walkover-until after the Kansas City
convention. Then he may be walked
over."-Springfield Mass Union.
! A Kansas soldier boy in Luzon writes
!
Bryan. "When first found the dog"
says he, che was barking like HI,
and had chased sixteen monkeys up
one tree. kansas City Mo Journal,
One of the satisfactory features ofthe
prevailing prosperity is that it is so
widespread and so general that the ca
lamity howler can't find a congenial
community in which to pitch his tent
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San Francisco Call.
Missouri wants President Mckinley
reelected. Frank b. Moore, editor of
the Daily Herald of st. Joseph, says:
Democracy has nothing to offer to the
public" but he predicts that the dinner
pail brigade will turn out solid for Nc
Kinley III November.-Western (Neb. J
Wave.
Grover Cleveland thinks we should
get out of the baby empire business.
majority Of the American people still
maintain that they prefer the alleged
Republican Imperialism to the soup
houses so numerous during Ci5Veland's
last efforts as the head of Democratic
governmant.-TrOy Record.
In 1896 there were more than a mil
y
nothing, who are now employed at
good wages. This extra $1,000, 0G0 a
day earned BY American Worldugmen
is a large factor in the present prosper
ity, and the. people may thank the Re-
publican Protective tariff and honest
money for the mprovement.- Tacoma
Wash. Ledger.
Calamity wailing will have little eff
feet this year, when every man who
wants work can find employment at
good wages. When the pockets and
stomachs of the people are empty, as
they were during the greater part OF
the disasterouS Democratic panic, it is
easy to make them swallow any eco.
nomic remedy that is prescribed for
their ills.-Cleveland Leader
When w. j. Bryan talks of temporary
prosperity under Republicanism, he
only reminds the people that perma-
nent adversely is the rule when Demo
Gratis are in power and they have had
all they want of that. Even temporary
prosperity is far more to be preferred
than permanent adversely. It is q wise
man who knows what to say and what
not to say, but that man is not w. J.
Bryan Bedford Pa Inquirer.
Having criticised Mr.. Mckinley yes
terday for sending troops to China, q
certain Bryan organ says to-day he
would better hurry up and save Ameri-
can lives. This is the real anti-eXpan-
sion idea. Uphold American honor but
maintain 40 army; don't send soldiers
to China, but If Americans perish be-
cause no soldiers are sent, denOunce the
GOvernment.-kan CITY Mo- Star.