Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
RandalI Note ana comment.

RANDALL, May 2t-Charlotte Lawis
died May 18th, and was buried at the
home graveyard, May 18th. This lady
was sick for over 80 years and for ths
last eight was most Of the time confined
to her bed.
Hurrah for Bryan and Towne -Four
years ago the republicans praised Towne
TO the skies To-day they call hn a
traitor a traitor to what? TO trusts,
Imperialism, mlifafisin, aud the most
outrageous trust ever imposed upon the
American people-the money trust.
cannot imagine how any fair-minded
and intelligent republican can support a
party that has transferred the power to
make our money and to regulate tire
same into the hands of a private trust
company. The republicans Tell us that
the republican administration has made
good times. The republican admipi--
tration has increased the price OF horses
cattle, sheep and hogs And, It, Dick
Fast once said in regard to the foreign
er paying the duty, ''Yes, and by c.
we're making them believe it, and il
the democrats don't show that this is
false they will make the people believ,
it. Let us examine Some two years
ago wheat was selling at $3.50 and at
About that time President Mckinley
made speech land by the way our pres
ident is fair, honorable and truthful
man when not under the control of
Mark Hannah and other posses) and in
that speech he said ave republicans
take no credit for the increased price OF
wheat. 1t is caused by the failure OF the
crops in India and the foreign demand"
The president was right Wheat is
about as low now as it has ever been in
the history OF America. If, Mckinley
was to get away from home and away
from the guardianship OF Mark Hanna
4 Co. he would tell the people that I'VE
republicans take no credit for the in
creased price of horses. 1t is caused by
the great demand for horses in the
South African war. We take no credit
for the increase in the price of sheep, it
is caused by the great demand for meat
to feed the soldiers in the two wars now
going on. We take no credit for the
increased price of raw cotton. 1t is
caused by the great demand for clothing
to clothe the soldiers in the two wars"
But Mr.. Mckinley would say now as he
said in his speech, Feb. %, 1898, 1--WE,
the republican party do take credit for
the increased price of manufactured
goods. We, the republican party make
a high tariff so that it would foster
trusts, so that they could increase the
price of their goods and thus fleece the
farmers and laboring classes. We, the
republican party believe in the principle
of making the rich still richer and
TO make the working classes
poorer" But did prosperity begin in
America? Let us examine Mr.. Carne-
gle. Mr.. Carnage said in an interview
"We have times of depression and times
Of prosperity all over the world. The
present prosperous times began in
England on account Of the Spanish
American war. We do not fear any
competition from Europe because the
manufacturers of England, France, Ger
many and Italy have orders to last them
for II months to come" Well, if this is
true, and Mr., Carnage is the very best
republican authority, we would like to
know how republican administration
in America is causing good times in
Europe. Now, Mr.. Editor, don't let
your readers lose sight of what DIR. Raw
mond said when he returned from Mex
leo, namely, Chimes are prosperous in
Mexico under the silver standard. Eve
ny one can find employment at good
wages. Things are no higher there than
in the United States, and advise Young
men that have ambition to go to Next
CO." d. w.