The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-08-04

WAsHISGIoN u. C., August l, 1900
Notwithstanding the formal notification and ac-
Ceptance Of Mckinley and Roosevelt, the coming
great campaign has yet taken on no sembance
Of life Everything is in allegiance until Bryan and
stevenson shall be formally notified at indianapolis
on tns 9th inst and shall have made their speeches
ofacctpUtucr.
The u uusrI;S are however. even in this in
cipiput STAGE Of the campljgu, maucsing pur-
pose mot 90 ALLOW the grass To gcnw under their
feet Temporary headquarters have been opened
at t,c Metropolitan Hotel in this city IN charge Of
that Thoroughly democratic Democrat, lion. James
d Richazj-on. Of Teue>s e. Mr.. Richardson has
already made heavy ,~tult oa the Republican
rsuAs 10y the discovery of .ui.-Bocr literature being
frtuked all over the country 10y the Republican
Commission Of Education, in open collision with
British Association. The GermHuS OF this country,
whose votes have heretofore been practically solid
for the Republicans, are >ympaihiztuE thoroughly
with their Sinsmcu the Beers in The struggle for
liberty: ana This further evidence of Republican
collision with the British government in crushing
the south African Republics. added tp "a" German
apprehension of the Republican policy Of MiItar-
ism from which they fed ia the OLD country. viii
hot help the cause orMcKiulcy aud K oseyelt.
Tho forthcoming speech uf Mr. Bryan at ludIau
apn, is exp .ctc CD be- the first big gun OF the cam
psi4n Ir VIII Tie ptcc ia the matter "t Acynt-
ingauI E4almuuu,iue. \ Line 'iu dispatch repre-
>en,s Mr. Bryan as having l-'rsshaduwei that he
Will accept the declaration Of She democratic con-
yeut5au. that Imperialism ), ihe paramount issue
ut ibIs campaign. auI via nlIse thi. manifest ln
his forthcoming speech Bryan las "a great Eitt OF
pu..aE Important polit.ea. truths fare-fl y sli
eri-rlnualgal,y So SIS O. impress the popular
r,Gau al after e shall have delivered himself the
plain people may L., expected in opcu ihrir eyes
ulau thu real m,Iui;aIr ami vital importance of
Imperialism SIS am issue.
Nat laa -aag-s' Inpr. 7,iau amnu1 l.e democratic
leaders ba5e IS tHat imperialism as an issue siN
IaugmHHui Itself tho campaign PROGRESSES, rr-
.arll,>, % l~ efforts 81 tae pemocrattc standard
Z bearer, ,o pat 30 forward. ur OF sus Republican
/ standard uesr.rs Co avoid g. The extraordinary
sa8..e II foreign Isad grabbing into which weak
I AMI ysriIauu- Republican Administration has
h.ru forced as Hu Iuf 4lcuf of tGe spanish Nar 10y
I Oh. money Kings who uluay. controlled lhst party,
{ &, .l dramatically opprssl. they say. 8" all car
American tuIIltraus. ta1 TOE safety OF tae repub
d.. fsst B, g.uua. aH l1 agag~. Che apprehension
sH4 tusl -ns,au nC thg people r'a high pitch. when
.a.-auaL.r Ga.!.r.,a.H. Iha spseaiva-}e ai.asi5u
. af Mr. NrNut.v .a MOB taking down the tsE
4 varr. #urr rtvul.. Aut abe laundering auiHcliy
/ 81. tra .rur.is.gs Teddy u his reference 10 ttc
-5-r9u Iast.s democracy degrading ,hc dag Wall De-
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