The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-20

with vigorous opposition In the western
states. Many OF the free sllverites In
tha far western states are champions OF
the expansion POLICY OF the admln,stra-
ftlon, and not only on account of their
fanatical adherence to silver but In the
light OF the benefits that have already
accrued to that section OF the country
through expansion they are entering
their serious objections 10 the present
programme OF the campaign as mapped
out by the Bryan Democracy. We
tdoub: very much whether the Lincoln
dictator is In complete sympathy with
the scheme OF the Democratic national
COMMITTEE In featuring the ghost OF i'm
pcrfaiigm at the expense of his pet
creed. Certainly the Monetary League
is not, as they have determined upon
taking effective means of securing u
frank statement from Mr.. Bryan on the
subject,
With regard to the statement exploit
ed by the Democratic leaders that thc
election OF Bryan would not disturb the
present substantial monetary standard.
the people should not allow themselves
I to be iulled Into false security by any
such song. The party dominated by
Bryan II raised to power would not rest
until II had damaged the credit Of the
nation in some manner. In corrobora-
ltisn OF this It is only necessary TO listen
I. to the Denver News, controlled by one
of Bryan's closest friends, which the
other day editorially said: 1T is not
true that the senate is an impreenable
stronghold OF the money ring: ii is not
true that the allied silver forces cannot
capture the house: 1t is NOT true that
Mr.. Brya ms President would be help.
less unless he had Congress with him.
By carrying for silver only thos. states
which voted for II In 1896 the gold ma
iority in the senate would be reduced
! TO two. The gold standard was forced
upon the country by pold standard
President In the face OF a Congress op-
posed TO 1t. and It can be forcad on the
country by silver President even
thaueh Congress he onnosea Ia him."
The News Is correct with the pxcep-
tjcn Of the statement tbnt Tn, gold
standard was forced on n conprpss or.
posed TO It. Nothing ,s wid.r OF the
, truth However ,ha nosi,io, NJ the
News is the propar one for III, BRYAN
Democrocy IN tat. and ~, rna s,,,.r..,d,
under n pretanca Of saving ,be country
from ,ha d,neer, NJ ,b,no ina. doss
NOT avis, .and ncvnr c,n avis, l., This
c,untrv-,n nar,,,,v,,
IN, tbsra ~, son,n ,.oos .,i,os r,b,e
70 co,a ont =, ,h.. .s. pr,,,,sm
Damn, fight nrosner,,y m, ,,nyible
ifocts Win rho s,r,e cry :, c,I,n,ty I,
d.,psad IN. n.on,a with /, 1906 Pav
DrZM,cAr,bnr R,n.,s. c,.ryvman
Who ra,urned IN. New york m, n.bar
d,v IRON, tIac,ur,nc, .,,, l., ~. ,v.st
i..,o,n,nr;s,ro ~ e., to- =, 1,ns,. Alta.
sorr, and low, st,toJ .ha. ,a ,aar.s,.
nd l,-e, oud,onc,. o,,r,.n,hora ,,d ,v, AZ
cr.,,,y ,mnrs..,d w,.h N. nrosp.,i,v
ta fon,a o,.ar,.,,.hare ,,,,h .,,o ,,,,,Ii.
nc i 'ouf'u e'erywhere' with the fNtetH-
sehce Oh ''te farming po2uAla''ot' anu
WIN the almost universal seh.''he''
against 'iie an1i-e*pansioh PARK OIL ''ie
z Oeihocti'ic platform.
'EVerywhete IN 'lie west no s ;i1' %
a reporter ana especiaily IN Kansas
I heard the story OF prosperity. Bust
general and prosperity Is the rule. In
southern Kansas the crops are go abun-
dant that 1t Is difficult to secure labor-