The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-23
RATES
THE T2OU3 e, DEMOCRACY

New York has protested against
Judge Parker. The protest was made
by a delegated meeting in Coopei
Union and Mr.. Bryan did it. says the
Call. He was ovated on his appea-
ance n it must be sad that from
his standpo.n nj he made a strong pre-
sentation, but the facts he made use
of are of common knowledge.
1t Is plain to eve y political obTervei
that Judge Parker is the candidate OF
the disgruntled trusts which seek t.
avenge themselves upon P. esident
Roosevelt for enforcing the law. Dav q
B. Hill is playing the game which Tie
Call predicted. He winks n eye al
the Socialists and the other at the
capitalists and expects them to JON
ballots in electing him to be the actual
President with Parker as an auto
maton. Mr.. Hea. st sees this game and
Is trying to play it himself. Recently
he has taken up the fight of specula
tive Wall street and has announces
edito1ially the sad plight of the spe :
diatNC iObNA -
pickings are left in the st eet for then
because of the subsistence of specula
ton. But for all that Mr.. Bryan evi
IDENTIFY inclines toward Hearst as al.
alternative to Judge Parker.
Mn Bryan gave the country ont
su prise in his speech. He said that
while he felt deeply he always i-
strained himself in the expression o
his feelings. All the world wonder
what he would do If he let himself GU
If his past course has been the esu
of restraint. The plato m adopted
by the meeting denounces the expan
sion policy OF the Republican pa ty
though Mr.. Bryan is responsible 70
the ratis1cat'on of the treaty of Paris
which is the foundation of the polio
complained of.
The amazing and confusing divisions
of the party appear in the indo Sc
ment by one wing of Judge Gray OF
Delaware. who helped make the Pa is
treaty as comm ssioner and voted TO
1t as Senator, and the favor in which
OiiCy ID iSid IA -(W G'Si1iiNt tAoocA
his remarkable letter advising that
the United States go forward as a
world power was the strongest par
sion document that las been printed
No doubt the nat onal platform will
condemn expansion, though Nh
Hearst will be second in the numbel
of instructed delegates and his 1890
Shrek of mail the flag to the Phil
ippines' is yet among the no Sc made
by the Spanish War. In all ofou oolit
zeal history there is not another cas-,
of such hypocracy or folly as this at
tempt to impeach the Republican par
ty for a policy hat had Its radix H.
a Democratic demand.
Mr.. Bryan got down to cases whei
he charged Judge Parker's backe. $
with buying delegations and cited the
purchase of the Cincinnati v
ton in proof. This direct charge oil
CO. ruption is the most serious thing in
his speech. lie country does not wan.
a candidate for whom State delega-
tions have been bought. Nj. Bryan
VAA q SOAtoR-NAOao ROoAbAOIs I1G lids
been twice the candidate of his party
for the Presidency and has been its
unquestioned leader since 1896. The
candidate of a g.eat party for the
Presidency is invested with a certain
dignity and iesponsib lily although l..
has been defeated. The country wiz
be 10th to believe that Mr.. Bryan Is d
deliberate liar and pIefe.s to think
that he tells the truth when he
charges the managers of Judge Pa. Ike,
with trying to secure his nomination
by corruption and bribery.
This cha sc. then, must stand unit
It Is d.spro, ed. 1t leaves tie leading
candidate in a ve.y bad position a
puts HIM outside the sympathy ant
supper Of citizens who will not pc.
nit degradation in the scramble 70
the first Office OF the .epublic. On tn
other hand are the charges Of tn
same kind Of cor. upton aga, 1st MI
Hearst. who is at tn s time the sec
ond choice of the party If the numbe
of instructed delegates measu tn
pa tvs p. efe. enoe. This charge is nc
made on as high authority as MI
Bryan, but 1t Is in the air In eve
State In which Heaists manage
have made a showing. In Callforni
as good authority as General Gree
advised every delegate to the Stat
convention who voted to instruct fc
Hearst to get a price equal TO tn
value OF his reputation. In milwaukee