Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-05
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Every republican can help the party
by assisting in getting oft the vote.
Vice President Manley predicts that
Mckinley will receive the largest cleo
toral vote ever cast for any president.
Vice Chairman Payne declares that
,'ied in 1886, and IN addition will have,
TWENTY-FIVE electoral votes which We're
cast for Bryan four years ago.
AS a result Of a political argument
two residents of Nuskegen, Mich. made
a wager of s35 on the result of the elac-s
tion one day recently. one Of the par
tiss TO the bet OWED a coal bill Of 81.
The coal dealers heard of the wager,
garnisheed the stakeholder and recov-
cred the amount Of their claim.
Asa great bluff the Bryan party Lead
efs claim that their leader will win by a
larger electoral majority than that
claimed for Mckinley by republicans
These are anxious Gays for the bust
ness men Of this land Plans far bust
ness expansion and heavy investments
ARE held in allegiance until IL Is certain
that Bryan and his free silver destruc-
ss5tipnists are not ts set. into power. and
1.-THE men who are waiting for returns
upon large investments already made
are passing sleepless nights in their
anxiety. The danger and suspense is
I greater even than four years ago, for
the simple reason that the business
world has more TO lose
1 Let every wage Garner remember on
Tuesday that what threatens business
prosperity threatens good wages as
We'll!
/ What the Bryanites have been doing
lin the present campaign is thus force
fully stated by the Buffalo News:
The Bryanites have abused the full
dinner pail.
They have denied that the country is
prosperous.
They win not acknowledge that work
.Iingmen are receiving higher wages than
Z In 1896.
They scout the idea that all classes of
5workingmen find remunerative employ
i5ment at this time
a. A They abuse. the United States soldiers
!, land laud the Filipinos.
4 They encourage laWlessnesss by the
& speeches of Bryan and his leaders.
They abuss the supreme court.
They ridieule and falslfy the govern.
a ment Of the United States.
They encourage The disfranchisement
of southern regroes
A They have aided the trusts by theil
silence and failure to legislate a gains
8lthem.
& They advocate revolutionary proceed
ings in the Conduct Of elections.
i They favor force at polls.
J, They inisrepressnt all the issues Il
They have LOST confidence in the PEG
pl and run the election by the none,
Z power Of Tammany.
Y The safest and wisest thing for repub
leans to ois 10 vote the republican
stlcket straight by putting a cross in III
! little circle at the head of the ballot.
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Henry cleWs is Of the opinion tina,
while Wal street is in a IA then. unset
TED condition. strength in prices ha
j been maintained by the confident be
!. lief that Mckinley will be reelected.
AFilipino says Aguninaldo was kille
. when he was recently shot. 1t is hope
that he will be decentiy buried tomor
row.
Ill So long as cranky characters Xix
William Jennings Bryan get into posi-
, tons of power, 50 long will it be reces
;. sary to print and circulate elementar
truths about Free coinage. Some me
will only learn as the truth is pounde
into them by experience as they refus
& to accept the lessons OF history. Brya
n is one of them.
a vote for Bryan means a vote for
change. Do you caresto incur the ris
Of revolution in the nations finances
n sss
T A veteran of the civil war writes I
the Tar. that there Is no excuse for a
Ioid soldier to vote Tor Bryan and tn
n democratic party. The veterans hay
. nothing in commonS them nothin
~ hope for from hem. In fact he say
81 They are. so little our friends and /
disyihctly our enemies that they VI