Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
W.J.BRYAN'SLETTER
Formally Accepts Democratic Nom
iastisa fer Presidens.
APPROVES Kiysis CITY PIiTruaI.
Candidate Pledges Ws-s~n ~.s 80
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adEsataxs~ sseursa By -Ffraf~ uassrzspssiF
q falls~s that the r~rna4ast~r ~ ts~ p-p-
nts. but AZ. th@ hsisis.. vieslras q sV~ry
nauuepoiy arxsaiEsA u - ti-suif -
ovsrsstimatc fhe Immediate N islatis~ hat
may - tons. ar - caieuists th- aikiznats
s-wrt q this talssstiE~ up=tn N sesctai
ana political welfare % the n~upl~- cur
PLATFORM after saxx~sttnz c~rts1a sus-
cifir r.rn~sii~s. pieax~s ne party - an an
csasin< sarfar~ against private uonup-
oily In attisu. stats AMI xtfv I hartily
approve of thlz pruuis~s u elected. 81
shall h~ ma earnest and constant en-
d-avoF to falnii the promise Ia t~sfsr knst
Who VIII without fear er farur. enfercr
rxistiax hws. / shah r~esmm~aa such
s.tsiitissnsl iH=tsi4tian as may b. n~r~s
sarr q dsssoixs every private asaasaraiy
y h.sa dos oasiusns OUTSIDE q TIE state
Of rs artxin. and r. contrary 10 my D.
hef ans4 hgp~. a zanstftutiarti ars~ustm~rt
NEED ssarh an Amendment a. ~tiL wtthsur
tmptirlax any % ths ~si<tinx rights %
ths stttrs srnpassr ceuxr~ss % protect
a. ts- k.,.is ~ s,.flvi.l,ssls a. s.,re.sr,-
tons erxar-sf In inf~r-tat~ comm~rrw.
The aiatfsrn areurat~fy describes th~
rinxieY tarir as. wh~n IL conc~nn- a.
- trust hrw~ttins ns~sxare. ssiiifuily
devised q sive "a the few fsvers shirh
rssy DO not deserve. arf - Disee 1pon
tn< many bur'isns which th~y should not
bear. nsi~r is oosratioa trusts can
plumber the people % th~ Gait~a States.
walls th~Y s1ccss-fuiip coup~t~ tn fur
eixn markets VITA manufacturers %
other countries Evsn thass whs justify
II difrealt ~ a~f~na a tartr vhtxh en-
eblrs a trust 70 exact an ex1rbltans toll
fr0u the eitisanL
ssrpssaffsss - rsiiss~sA
The a@moerafie party makes no var
upon hone-siy acquired wealth. asffh~r
does Il ss-k to embarrass corporations
engaged IN legitimate business. bat Il
4o~s protest against corporations enter
control af the tnstruna~ntslltiss q xov-
ernmeuf- A corpar2rinn l. H1t erxsnlEsd
for Doiifiral parpos~ss amt sevuAt b. com
psIs.i ps e :. soss a. 80, % ,.s ~ s's@aas.s d
tians. suxaxrd IN an honest btsslaess Vii
nnd u - their sdvznfsx. tn ald IN tho
enactment % ss1sh l-xialation ~fii prs-
tect them frun the unst.-srv~d ssilum
which viii b. brought upsn tA~u BY thns~
corporations shirn ~ufxr ths political
ArenA
I.tsrsfst~ Gsos~ves
The r~punGieaa party has p~rsfxtenriy
refused - comply with tha arx~ns request
% the Interstate connmsrv~ rvururts-lor
Toe s4eh an enlargement o. the srep~ OF
able the commission On r-ahrs ths hopes
aroused By It's creation The d~rnoerafic
rsrty Is pl~ssgesi 10 brxf.iatha1 which viii
smpsssr the eommi--ioa 70 Dr9ss~t indi-
tion. and tnz public at large from unjust
and unfair Transportation rates
TAs Htsss~fsf prssk-
rhe 2lafform rrit<ra1~z the 4snAnt
eonts4n<f IN the Chicago platform for al
American p~apl< fox themselves. Th@
purpose OF sgcn q system - to restore
snd zs41tatain a bfmstklzie I@xst ot prizes.
s.rslass err !. ts -. s,rssss ~ n 0 $500, ~ s,,r
btmetaiii<m. ths speci1e declaration IN
favor sf free and unlimited coinage al
the -xtstinx ratio % u 70 ]. lns3ep~nlenf
ed In lss the republican party recux.
nixsd thu neeessfty for hfmstaiilsus hy
pi-txinz the party % an earnest effort
the free coinage u silver. and the pres
fdenf. Immediately after MS inauxl4r.sfton.
by authority Of congress. appointed a
commission eomcos~d Of distinxslshed
eitixsus to visit Earepe and solicit for
sixn ait sseretzry Hay. In a letter wrft-
ten 20 Lord Altsnham In November tsss.
and sftxrsards published In England. de-
clsrsd that at thai time the Drssi,Isnt and
a =ns1ority Of his cabinet still believed
IN the great t<=lrabtlfty Of an lntsraa-
tis1naI Agreement for the restQration of
the double standard but that IL did not
seem opportune TO reopen the n~gosia tion.
just then. The financial lag enacted
lssx than a year axo contains a eonels1d-
Ing section declaring that the measure
Vas not intended 20 stand IN tn. way
Of the restoration of himetaIlisu1. wh-n-
ever IL could be done by cooperation with
other ukrionx Ths platform submitted
10 the Last republican CONVENTION with
the indorsem~ut of ths adrinf-tratiou
again suggested ths Feasibility % srrUr-
ing foreign aid in restoring silver
Nov the r~puhlfcan party. for the first
time. o2<nIy znandonz its advocacy Of
the double standard and indorssz the
monetzry system which Il has 50 often
and 50 eusehsttezliy eondsmned The
t~moexatts party. On the contrary. ru-
mains ss@ sts@zsx2s< sevsez-< % the gold
and silver eesnax~ Of The constitution
and l. not villa. that other narious shaII
tetermtu< fer - the tine and manner
Of restoring silver 10 In ancient place
a. standard money The ratio 81 rs
% ! - aat only the ratio nov existing