The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-26

bfyan. Every okneE QoLeaesu cnss1-
date for President has soon passed Pc
yond the public notice o. the people ana
press in few months amer hh deIeet,
but not 50 With him. He y now 9 more
formidable candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for President than any
private citizen ever was in defeat or
six months before q nominating con.
vention. He is now soj0urning In the
eastern part Of the country, making >
few speeches. Wherever he goes ne
has an enthusiastic audience OF the
common people, but those who are in-
terested in corporations, trusts, mono
poles and banks, fear him because they
believe him honest 10 what ne says and
that he will do all ne can against tnelr
interest where It is against the interest
of the masses OF the people.
The daily papers who are controlleQ
by the money oligarchy are dally saying
that the silver issue is dead ana 'tnat
ne has abandoned u. As no - moss
sure OF the Oemocrat'c nomlnatlon .l's
year what ne mas 20 say Is oL inesIes' -
al voteIs.
On MONDAY 2 NC" 1olA aepo'sos
asked nim = sneIe was any tlu.n =
ssasement ~ = noInlns psp0l s'as n0
WAS graoua''y aoanuonans sno a'''04
ISSUE J,
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n.r.aa.at. = .he ,ar,u and hr;rr,no
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De.,t,;.a...;o;. = = aavooato
naasnros hot oro host for Tho neonlo
.nd t,,ns aasa,uo t,a;r snnno,t 10.
l;avo that Tho chicaao n,atform With
tha .da;t;o, 81 NOW nnastiona tnclnd.
;nc ssrona n.anLs ayainst trnsts and
;mnor;.,;s,n wou,d o;va axcnsa to
ove,yhoav u vote the Democratic tick.
~ n 1ooo !,
To On ;no,,;rv q - whathar ha in.
tended to d;scnss onlv tr,,sts and inn.
naria,ism while IN the East 10 the ex-
clnsion of silver Mr. Brvan said that
ba wonld discnss all three Of them
whether he was in the East or in the
Wet while here he said ha mas nnt
oo;no 70 ,r.eddle in local no,itics.
why He OPPOSES 1MpERIAL1sM.
On the snbiect of imperialism M
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leacn ous anu u.a" osnel na''on' 4n-
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'ien as sup'ec.s'
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p'o' na.n plopo'cu anncAas'on "uss
oe 0os''eu " ''0 o"n mel'S' anu NO
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