La Junta tribune., 1900-10-03

young man in politics.
The people would like to hear from
Mr.. Bryan on the subject OF the Tam.
many Ice trust and Chairman Jones
round cotton bale trust.
After long period Of tugging, Nj.
AItgeld feels that he has finally sue
ceeded In bringing Mr.. Olney 4roand
TO his way OF thinking.
Do not forget the pertinent question
OF Senator Carter OF Montana, who
asks ''lf the tariff Is the mother OF
trusts, what IL the duty on iceT'
What has become OF that war OF
determination on the gold standard"
that Mr.. Bryan was 20 determined to
wage until he had snuffed the blamed
thing out7
The editorial contemporaries Of Col
onel Watterson have been feeding him
his 1906 words In such profusi0n that
there u grave danger Of an attack Of
indigestion.
The Hon. George Fred Williams' sue
eeas In carrying Vermont and Maine
for the Democrats will be sure to make
him . drawing card in other sections
OF the country.
The work Of producing coal miners
strike was intrusted to the labor bu-
reAu Of the Democratic National COM
mittee. The Democratic managers
don't underestimate the value Of dis
content to their cause.
While Mr.. Bryan Is hurling anathe-
mas at the tyrannIcal army, why IL II
that he has nothing to say about the
growing navy Of the Republic? 1t was
the latter that opened the Philippines
to American settlement.
Mr.. Bryan's desire to give the Fill
pin0s an independent government and
then protect them from outside inter.
ference without expense and without
an army looks q good deal like faith
cure applied to diplomacy.
The Populists reluctantly nominated
Mr.. Stevenson In place OF Mr.. Towne,
but they neglected to provide him with
4 notification committee. Perhaps they
feel that the less he hears oft the bst-
ter It win be for al concerned.
Governor Steunenberg Ii not booked
for any Democratic speeches this year.
The governor destroyed his usefulness
to the Democratic managers when he
declined to stand for the sulset and
Lentx theory Of lawleasness In Idaho
In speech at Bowling Green, Ken
tucky, Mr.. Beckham said: II want the
Democrats to come out In force this
year, % n to overcome the Republican
majority Of last year" The audience
coughed q warning and the minority
governor blushed.
Bryan says that the present pros
perity Of the country 10 due to IAN
unusual and unnatural stimulation :
u it mot better to continue the party
In power capable Of producing unusual
stinaulation rather than change for one
which produces unusual stagnation?
Before the last presidential election
George Fred Williams predicted that
Bryan's electoral vote would b 816.
McKinIey's 1872. The actual figures
proved to be Mckinley 271, Bryan l76s
M. williams now says that Bryan WIN
ret 261, Mckinley 106, The natural In
ferencs u that Bryan WIN have to b.
satisfied with about 100.
Mr.. Bryan should cede the sovereign
II Of his farm At Lincoln, Nebraska,
to Spain or France. The land was &C.
Qulred BY the United States without
the consent Of the g0verned~ by an
other Democrat, Thomas Je6ersou.
How Ar. Bryan can consent to live In
Nuhenska, when this circumstances y
considered, n unexplainabia.
Tear down the protective wan ana
trusts would be international instead
OF domestic, that 10 all. Indeed. some
cause the nature oE their business has
made It more advantageous that they
should be %. In free trade countries
big international ctmbinations Of cap
ital have already been formed to-do Il.
One seldom hears nowadays Of .
..tin wedding" being celebrated. A
wooden wedding u supposed to marx
tho nth anniversary, and . TIN wed
ding he tenth, but Ence the McKinley
tin plate industry was egtabllshed, tin
= % cheap that no one Wants to ceae.
brafs tin wedding hve years after =
woo6sn one. The code ought to b 70
ytDsd to harmoniss with present con-
6eneral OhaKee has asked for .
1akGo nz1bef u small American AaSs
- - pnacs1 ever Chinese homes to d.
n01a ~ theps an under the protect1on
e ~ un1t6d oeateaL That was not
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