The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-11
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Candidates and the Great
Party Leaders.
Special Dispatch to the Editor of 'The Times.


Special Dispatch to the Editor of 'The Times"
st. Paul, Minn, october l.
The patriotic purpose OF "1he Times" to aid
In the restoration OF the Government to the
principles on which its foundations were laid is
a matter of sincere rejoicing among men who
cling TO the Constitution as the safeguard OF
popular rights. with millions OF my country
men see In this loyal expression OF fidelity to
the simple faith OF the fathers, as against the
arrogance OF a military system and the domi-
nation OF lawless trusts, the promise or an
awakening OF the conscience OF the people OF
Pennsylvania that must bear fruit In impelling |
lovers OF civil liberty TO greater and more de-
termlned effort to break the thralls that have |
chained them. The Democratic party is TO be |
congratulated on the accession OF q powerful |
ally in the cause OF the people.
W. BRYAN.
Special Dispatch to the Editor of "The Times" |
Bloomington, ILL.,, Oct. l.
The Democracy OF this entire country is TO be
congratulated upon your editorial this morn |
Ing. 1t is an inspiration to the defenders of our
free Institutions.
Special Dispatch to the Editor OF "The Times"
Chicago, ILL.,, october /.
paper, and sincerely thank you for 1t. l am
sure that the cause OF Democracy will be great
ly aided, not only 10 Pennsylvania, but In New
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland,by your course,
and patriots everywhere Will rejoice.
| JAMES X. JONES,
Chairman National Democratic Committee.
Special Dispatch 10 the Editor of 'The Times"
Pittsburg, Pa, oct. 1.
voice the sentiment OF hundreds OF thous-
ands OF Democratic voters In Pennsylvania
when most heartily congratulate you on your
announcement that henceforth you stand COM
mitted to the advocacy OF those Democratic
sentiments upon the success of which the vel
fare of our country depends. At no time In the
politics OF the state could this change have
been more opportunc. You can and Will aid
greatly In both our national and State affairs,
and your faithful adherence to the Democratic
party Will insure you the position OF the great
est political paper in the eastern part OF our
state. ask OF the Democratic organization,
as well as the rank and file of the party within
the state, their hearty cooperation and sup
port In making 'The Times" most successful
and influential Democratic organ
j. NJ. GUFFEY,
Pennsylvania Member of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
Special Dispatch to the Editor OF "The Times"
Erie, Pa, october /.
In advocating the cause OF Bryan and Steven
son and the principles OF the Democratic party
you are performing noble duty, for which you
deserve the gratitude OF the great mass OF the
common people, whose cause you uphold. You
have come TO the defense OF our country when
It's very foundations are being undermined
| unada or MI not
sown by the present vacillating administration
must be uprooted. You are bound to be the
greatest newspaper In Pennsylvania, and every
Democrat ought TO subscribe TO your paper.
wish you abundant success.
JOHN S. KILLING,
Chairman Democratic state Central Committee.
Special Dispatch to the Editor OF "rhe Times. "
Reading, october /.
Express one thousand marked copies or to-
days Issue. Hearty congratulations from the
Gibraltar OF Pennsylvania Democracy.
JOHN Il. ANCoNA, Chairman.
Special Dispatch to the Editor OF "The Times. "
New York. october /.
Accept my hearty congratulations for 1.-The
Times" support OF Bryan and It's Gear annun'
cation OF its stand against Imperialism, MILL
tarlsm and McKlnleyism. THE Times" editor
ial OF to-day will appeal to the true American
people. RICHARD CROKER.
Special Dispatch to the hditor OF "The Times
New York, october l.
The Democracy OF New York are gratifled
that "The Times" will support the National
standard bearers. The cause Is growing every
day all over the Union. Accept my congratua'
| tions. DAVID b. HILL.
special Dispatch to the Editor OF "The Times
| Reading, Octoberl /.
l am very glad to know tLat we have once
| more strong and popular newspaper In Phila
| delphia advocating the cause OF the Democrat
| ic party and the election OF VIM. Jennings
| Bryan TO the Presidency. / congratulate the
| Philadelphia "Times" In the earnest ana manly
| stand 1t has taken in advocating the interests
| OF the common people, and its patriotic attitude
| In favor OF the maintenance or republican
| government and the Institutions under whici
| this country became great and prosperous. Al
this critical moment In the life OF the Republic
| the assistance which the Philadelphia "fimes
| can, and know Will. give In advocating tru'
| American pollcy,and In defending the Stars ant
| Stripes as the nag OF the free, teaching lessoI
| OF liberty, equality and humanity to the down
N trodden and oppressed OF all nations, and hold
log out to them the blessings which have beeI
Y achieved under II is much needed, and know
your paper will receive cordial welcome from
those who hold patriotism above McKinle.
| commercialism. Very truly,
HENhY ID. GREEN,
\ Member OF Congress from the Ninth Pennsyl
1 vania District.
: Special Dispatch to the Editor of "rhe Times.
l EastoD, Octoberl
q | ,.Tha Tip,auu for Qrvan ,nakaS pannsvlyan nj
s Democracy rejoice. Its editorials to-day ar
like blast from the bugle that calls to battle
! Trusts and Imperialism are sure to find thei
i heads hit hard by this champion of the peopl
$ and defender OF the Declaration OF Independ
ence. HOWARD MUTCHLER,
Next Congressman from the Tenth District.
special Dispatch to the Editor OF "The Times.
r Reading, october ].
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