New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

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has resulted In further stimulation cf his powsr9
before the public.
This must have been meant sarcastic a. a..
late A Ward would have said. else It Is A..
frankly are words which do not describe sxes5t
under the rule Of cOntraries, Mr Bryan's reesSSs
discussions of living issues"
ONE GOLD DEMOCRATS vIEWs.-This 10 n.
view which is taken By a Gold Democrat in
communication 70 THE Indianapolis News
party fondes this pet don't see how sos a1 ~ sss
Democrat can support the champion OF free siivse
in favor Of imperialism and I look upon n 20 - =
with is to L sat
BRYAN A FALSE PROPHET-In lsss ma.
ming up the disasters that would attend Ra,-s
lican success. Mr.. Bryan declared.
If Mckinley and the Republican party ar.
wages W @q Be B N po~sr f2T [de next FOUR
upon US ana over m Tsn1 T-5. --5e. ~ coma
Will go down and the price OF gold viii 20 n51' e.,
money lenders. Shops and factories WIN @Io.s as
We VIII export no goods. and We viii import pa,
want and misery be with US. ~
Recalling these doIefuI prophecies. The Cf,-,-
natl CommerciaI-Tribune" says:
Let's see how that worked out. Wages VII :.
wages have increased and multiplied ''@fS'
hard times will come upon and over tL.
Times were never better As individuals ard a.
/ a
The price Of wheat will 20 down. The .r... =,
wheat has gone up
The price Of gold win 60 up Gold dollars ans
their equivalents are within far easier reach a.
the masses than they in fss6-
the money lenders The Fa-rer5 % 10 5fr2se sy
suffered most from the burden OF mortgages hs-,
Shops and factories viii close There o5s7 srs n
SHOPS ana factories open and in operation tnan svs-
ROW ,we ,oTsl viii export 7g no goods and will import
| v-az --0f-o
/ are Iar IN excess Of our Imports
Ihus viii want and misery be with Us" Tsp.
are abundance and happiness with Us
WHERE THEY ARE GoING-"rh. H.r,,,,,
/ Post says:
According to the letters which are being rscsv.s
large number OF Democrats in the south sn5 w..
are paramounting away from paramountcy
HOW HE WAS CONVERTED. F. Ksnnsev
OF Indiana, National organizer Of the Auae-,,s,
| Federation OF Labor. who was an advocate :.
I BTyan four years ago Will this year vote for Nc
/ or BTyans predictions He wants false proo5s-
! NOT AFRAID OF IMPERIALISM TIE chs--
} lotte IN. c. Observer is amazed az The Pbr.
delphia Records" editorial in which these sentss.s
| appear:
Napoleon would never have made himself Fir.,
been ready fer him Rome stiH preserved tSs
empty forms OF republican government when ths
| important matter than a new sauce FOR c,i-bo,
this country Congress viii hardy Be consn. c97ss =
| even on such a matter as that
/ The Observer says that four years hsncs aza
| Record" viii be ashamed OF II and ought 70 n,
| ashamed OF IT now. Further, II remarks thar tas
| talk about the conversion OF this Republic fst,
an empire IS rot 1t points out that this Govern
| ment bought Alaska. and there was no snnors; Il
| annexed Hawaii, and still there was no emperor
ro:T' = 60 A0''
/ GOEBELIsM DOOMED.-Leading anti-cosssl
Democrats predict that II the Kentucky Lezislat-
Ure does not make perfectly fair election law %
supplant the present monstrosity. known TIE
/ Goebel law, the State VII give Esrkssa great
majority over Beckham. and Mckinley and Rooss-
veIt similar one over BTyan and Stevenson Thsy
| show as matters now stand.
! ONE ON DOCKERT-An old Official at ths
Capitol IN Washington tells good story az ths
expense OF ex-Rep-esentattve Dockery, ca1dtdats
| for Governor Of Missouri you know" said he
'Dockery has been defending charges OF extrzv-
/ asance against the late Democratic Legislature.
His opponent stated in his speeches that Legs
lature cost $4,000 annually and that II employed
nearly three hundred persons IN its immediate ser
vice. Dockery's reply that It not true
on the contrary. the cost was only about $500
and the number OF employees was only "a Now.
this defence was much like that Of Otho r Single
fourteen persons from his district into the Gov
ernment Printing Office He took the accuSsr
went into his committee room, locked the door and
they had 1t out hot and heavy Afterward con-
Congressman about the charge This was the rs,
tort Of Mr. Singleton: Why. the blamed rascal
said had got fourteen places for constituents u
was a falsehood- I had only thirteen"
WHAT BRYAN WOULD DO.-A Western ns~s-
! paper observes
In his Albany speech four years ago Nr. sTyaaa
said The Democratic party has begun var q
determination against the gold STANDARD we -
no quarter. give quarter We shah pIose
cute our warfare until there Is not al an 49, A1s,7-
citizen who dares 10 advocate the gold staIl-~
Since then he has not oy a SingIs word shqSs 49,
dent he would drop his present paramount lssss v
like hot potato convene Congress. and oy ess.!
means in his power enGeavor 70 undo az ne s ~
Republicans under the Mckinley AdulinistlatloEa =
life
NOTES FROM KANSAS-Hers are few itsrs
from one issue OF The Kansas City Journal;
r At meeting of the Republican County Csnt-e
COMMITTEES at Winfield reports were received iTsa
one hundred and twenty Bryanites who 80
changed 70 Mckinley and from four others VIZ
I show me a man who really believes ths county
70 be in danger OF Imperialism. said BAD aoT sr
show you man who IS narrow between the sssN
who wears a No hat and No L shoe ,,---
: I'd Ike 70 know where our party IS a. S-sfs
fully inquiries Democrat at Salina OIF OF,,s,- So,
! ticket dictated BY Mrs DtssS. PronioJSs ProntSse
tst; II is headed oy Breldentna Az o.-sssifv- 3
Socialist; the man who manages the campsss, 5ps ,ss
devil only knows where Democracy comes IN
The Journal observes:
1t is such little straws these that are pIS.,ass
J. overweight for the burdeued back or the BTSN~
drOmedary.
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