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 aeFs and angels couldn't do no
 
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 Ts ssls the Phoenix member replies that fss siiyer issue is one cf the tru- s-rf ss tssues. It Is more than an issue athIrh is only a present fact. It is a principle and can never change. Silver ls as sacred now as it was in 1896 and again in 1900
 Recurring Co our earlier figure in which the doctrines of MT. Bryan may b-- ukened To the sails Of the ship of democracy. the Phoenix member, while believing lt tc be an indispensable sail, admits that it might be reefed a little just now. might be taken in bit; it should not be bellied out too much with she wind 10 be furnished by MT. fssayEt.
 Trsr Phoenix member believes, that trss as lt is. being one of the principles of the party. it perhaps should not be given quite the same prominence it enjoyed in the last two campaigns. The Phoenix member goes even so far as tO admit that it has been crowded out of first place by later and more urgent issues. but that it should by no mcans be cest utterly aside.
 This is the first time We have heard ihat the issues of the democracy are Crowding each other. We had rather thought from cur observation of the political field in which our democratic friends are rushing hither and thither as if they were hunting for something, lhas Issues are hard to find. We re- member. not long ago they thought they Bad found one in the Isthmian sitsst.On and there was great rejoic ing. there promised to be a renais- -In,e oE imperialism" But it has L,oa agreed especially by the demo- .ssgA cf the south. that the Panama Ios5tsy is worse than worthless as an issze: that it is positively dangerous; i1st the use of it would be suicidal.
 Te zould not advise the employment by our democratic friends of the silver issue. but they must offer some other excuse for not using it than that there is not at present room for it. There is, of course. the ever present trust ques- fion. but that has grown shiny and cssn transparent with use. Really. we do not see how the silver question is to be dispensed with, nor do we see how the party can afford to give it less prominence than was given it in the Chicago and Kansas City platforms.
 The Phoenix member having con- cluded the castigation of the Review trusts that it has taken the Review in hand in time, otherwise some of these days it would go so far in it's course of sacrilege and blasphemy as to call Andrew Jackson a back number. Rev erence for age must be inculcated.