Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
TWO TELLING POSTERS.
State Central Republican Committee
Will Distribute $4,000 Posters
in Iowa.
Pictures of the Conditions Under
Cleveland and the Conditions
at Present,
What the Posters Represent and
Suggest-Ihe Silent Vote
Makers.
Special to Times- r epublican.

Special to Times Republican.
Dies Moines, Aug. 2a.-The republican
state central committee yesterday sent
out nearly five tons of documents to the
different county charmen of the state.
These documents consisted entirely of
the large and very expressive litho-.
graphs just issued by the national COM
mittee The committee received $4,000
of these pictures from Chicago in the
forenoon and the force in the document
room vas at once set al work putting
them in packages OF $40 each and every
county chairman in The state has by
this time received a package. 1t is the
wish of the central committee that the
county chairman should see to 1t that
these Autographs are posted prominent-
is whore they Will be in the view of
the voters and 1t is believed that there.
by an object lesson OF the work of the
campaign viii be given to each one who
looks upon them.
There are two STYLES of these litho-
graphs and they are companion pie
lures. the first is the one that was is
sued in 1896. 1t shows on one-half of
the picture the mills of the United
states In the rear of the high wall
Towering chimneys Of factories and
mills which. al thar time, had been
closed by reason Of the democratic de-
preston. but i'll The pictures the CHM
neys are belching smoke and the mills
seen 70 be III active operation. MIR. Nc
lSinley stands by the open door and is
inviting II large crowd OF wage-earn-
ers 10 enter and fluid work. These peo-
rie greet the invitation by cheers and
the waving of their hats.
ON the other half OF the picture is a
representation Of the United States
minis. In front OF 1t stands Mr.. Bryan,
with one Of his bewitchins campaign
smiles upon his face. He is notifying
1.-THE silver ownerslof China India. Spain.
Ni.xico Germany France. Japan and
Great Britain 70 bring their silver and
|5iump 1t into the minis of the United
States. a large Numbered bars of sill
Yer IS lying in the foreground and a
swarthy Mexican is wheeling load in
upon q truck. Underneath the two
halves of this picture, each of which
Itells the story Of the platform of the
political parties Of 1896 is the following
|declaration from .iaj. Mckinley III an
address to his old comrades in arms
Aug. L. 1886: ] Go not know what
You think about y but believe u Is q
good deal bsitei to5$oI,en the mllis %
the United States 70 the labor of AMER
lea than to open up the mlnss OF the
/ United States 10 the silver of the
4 World, MS eH pres sion toid lhe Whoie
isstorS / n 2 Paragraph N 1876 ana lthe
same II fisits4i9days for stripped q tile
side issue witch The democrats nave m
j5tro9ueed III titfs ilress nt cslfiipaisfl Tor
the purpose ae iuaillg voters, ,fie sola
Issues ~ lsae are stliis paramount 70
day
The other flire IS heaaea Me Mn
10y WAS Rtsssf Upon tEe PLATFORM n
1 the f9iis sle1!iai3 2gi thes picture slaiads
/ 'resident MCKINNEY with "a scroll N ms
/ hand upon Nhich APPEARS reduced
iae-silnlie q ne 1875 poster dsscrlped
above q his side STANDS lsdaSs,
4 Roosevelt, hearing tils nag Tor which
he Tough; a san Juan Hlii- On u Is
iisci'lbed tbs send, one country, osls
Tag. Don tbs platform Wisfe sihe
lpresident stands is that other nlotto,eis-
dIiNed ftion that eplgranl1nalie pee =
/ IN accepsaIs ms iehpihiila tip ~ ! r9s-
lrerity at home, prestige ABROAD g hani
sltoe, is adaea that other base lrineil1is
lot rerupltcaAlsin,. SOUND MONEY. %
4 'front.' Of tilst Platform IS q group 81 "a
i baleI,s, WIN their weil-iilled difnei
slzpalls. eaeA ches,ln 'its Y lsiii'.4eiii
{Enolnlnses ne pacRsToufla OF 'tis pos