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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEJL QREGQX. FRlAy, JULY 1Q, 1000
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Crises arise in'jthe life of nations
which endanger 1 1 their 'institutions
and, at times, imperil, the advance of
civilization.
Every peoplelthnt lins left Its im
press upon history has faced such
orlses.
In most Instances, where grave
'dangers have threatened the safety
of the state, some great character,
some master mind has been found,
produced as it wore by the condition?
themselves, with capacity to direct
aright the energies of the people.
This was true of the ancient
world; it has been true of the mod
ern world; it is true of this republic.
We have such a crisis to meet to
day. The favor-seeking corporations
have gradually strengthened their
hold upon the government until they
now menace popular institutions.
The question 1b, whether this gov
ernment shall bo restored to the
control of the people and be ad
ministered In the interest of all, or
whether it shall remain an instru
ment in tho hands of the few for
levying tribute upon all tho rest.
In his special messngc to congress
Inst winter President Roosevelt de
clared, substantially, that certnhi
wealthy men who have become enoi
motiBly rich by oprcsslng tho wngo
earner, defrnuding tho public and
practicing all forms of iniquity, hnvo
banded together, and by tho unlim
ited use of money, endeavor to se
cure freedom from restraint and to
overthrow and discredit all who lion-o-tly
administer tho law.
That tho methods by' which these
men have acquired their great for
tunes can only bo Justified by n sys
tem of morality, that would permit
every form of criminality, 'every
form of violence, corruption and
fraud.
For many years, and especially
during the last 12 years, these very
men have been in control of the Re
publican pnrty; they have flnnnced
every campaign of that party for a
quarter of a century.
These exploiters of the people,
whom the Preldent has so scathing
ly denounced, hnvo given their en
thuslactic support to tho Ropubllca l
-nndldntes and policies.. They laid
tbelr hands upon the trust funds of
Insurance companies nnd other cor
porations nnd turned tho plunder
over to the Republican committee.
The money thus filched from the In
nocent nnd helples?, to purchase Rc
publ'cAn victory, has not been re
paid. '
And whoro do wo find theio men
todny? Whore aro the "swollen for
tunes" of which we havo heard so
much? Just where wo would expect
to find them supporting ho Re
publican ticket nnd furnishing tho
sinews of war for the Republican
committee, ns usual.
"Tho platform adopted by the
lato Republican convention shows
what tho Republican party in truth
represents. In framing the plat
form, every genuine reform- which
the present has advocated wrs
scorned and repudiated. Tho "Wis
consin delegation asked that one or
two reform planks be pluced in the
platform, and for its pnlns was de
nounced a Democratic. Tho conven
tion by a vote of eight to one refund
to approve those policies which the
PresUent for four years has been
urging upon his party. Tho mask
of hvpocrlsy has been torn from the
'nee rf those who protend to favor
he reforms advocated. by the presi
de, and 't is now apparent why the
v. Urn" admires Taft and hates
'h cnaor from Wisconsin. When
c r l'ed to choose between an ap
P'J' '" the conscience of the nation
In dr'tnse of Its platform and candl-
; 4. 1 tl the ono hnnil nnd tho mil-
J' rs hat the special Interests raav
if tV rlpl ttnrtrt - nnntrlhnta ni
t-o hf-t that convention rejected
: l'r,'e and continued Iti alllanes
X. Mammnn
If he charges made by the pre
deut or true and thoy are true
w e Indeed fact to face. with a
'n .n a grave as any in our hla
How shall it be met? The
nte, patriotism and united
f 'he people ajqna can rem
f at evil?.
s'
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act -
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T.i -ee a siiQcesjful right we
P t I13Al n Varia Tim T)omil1lflii
'a ' d- i.lnated uy the keekers cf
i ' rrhl'ege,, cannot furnish
IHr t-..i.i . ... ..-
rnuuiii'iinj wno reany uesirv
ref in ere pewerless: the efforts of
he esldent have been futile.
Th Democratic party mu3t fur
ulsh he leader which nresent sondi-
ens Remand, and he must be a map
Knowi to be free from the influences
'nat fcntrol the ReDubllcan tiartv
He mit be a man of superior Intel
lect, snd judgment, positive conviction-
aad moral courage oun
who will meet forces of plutocracy
with tho naked sword of truth ono
who knows no surrender. lie must
have a genius for stute-crnft; he
must be a man of wide' experience in
public affairs; he must have ability
to formulate policies and courage to
defend them.
But above all, ho must have faith
In tho people. He must not only be
lieve, in the right of the people to
govern;" but in their capacity to do
so. And hemust be a -man whom
tho 'people" know' and 'truBt.
Tho Democratic party has many
distinguished men who might be
chosen ns our standard bearer; but
it has one mnn who above qll others
po?:3EeB tho nece3Bary qualifica
tions nnd is eminently fitted for
this leadership.
He is a man whoso nomination
will leave no doubt as to whore our
party stands on every public ques
tion. His genius for, state-craft Is
Bhown by tho constructive work he
has dono In proposing reforms, and
by the ability with which ho has
fortified his position. But we may
go farther.
A few month? since ho visited the
principal nations of tho world. He
came In contact with tho loading
minds of Christendom, and tho world
abroad recognized his greatness and
paid him that tribute Justly due to
men of .high attainments.
In the most distinguished peace
convention thnt has assembled in re
cent years, he proposed a plan,
which. If ndoptcd, would provo more
effective than any arbitration treaty
that has yet been mndc, and by his
influence ho secured its approval by
tho representatives of tho 20 lend
ing nations thcro nsscmbled.
Is ho thoroughly Informed regard-,
Ing tho Issues of this campaign?
hi? speeches and his writings, whlctt
for nearly 20 years havo been a part
of tho political literature of the na
tion. Is ho Blncere, bravo and de
termined? Even his polltlcnl op
ponent? now admit thnt he Is.
I have had a close porsonal ami
political acquaintance with this man
whoso nnmo Nebraska presents, since
he entered polltlcnl life. I can t03
tlfy from observation ns to his po
lltlcnl conduct before ho was known
to fame. Ho was honest, bravo and
unyielding then; ho 1b honest, brave
and unyielding now.
Honesty is inherent in him, Ho
was an honest lawyer boforo ho en
tered politics. Ho was hono3t In his
political methods beforo his state
manshlp waB recognized by tho na
tion; and ho has been honest
throughout Ills polltlcnl career.
His convictions havo boon his po
litical creed. Ho has impressed thoso
convictions. upon othors, not by dic
tation, but by arguments addressed
to tho Judgment and tho conscience.
Believing in tho ultimate triumph
of tho right, ho has never examined
questions from tho standpoint of ex
pediency. He has never Inquired
whether a political prlnclplo was
popular; It haB been Bufllclont for
him to believe that It wns right.
He has been a consistent champion
of tho resorvod rights of tho states..
He favored tho election of senators
by direct vote before tho House of
Representatives ever acted favorably
upon the subject. Ho championed
tariff reform when the West was
tho hot-bed of protection.
Ho favored an Income tax before
tho Income tax law wns written. He
attacked the trusts when Republi
can leaders were donying that any
truets existed. He advocated rail
road regulation boforo tho crusade
against rabatos and discrimination
began.
He has always been the friend of
labor, and. was among the first to
urge concllntlon between labor and
capital. He began to oppose gov
ernment by Injunction more than n
decade ago. He announced his op
po ition to ImperiaMsm before any
other mnn of prominence had ex
pres?d himself on the subject, ana
After Once Tasting
Yttfoi
no one wants an old-fashioned
cod liver oil prepara
tion or emulsion, because
Vinol is a much better body
builder and strength creator
for old people,weak children,
and for coughs, colds, bron
chitis, etc. If it does no good
we will return your money.
G. W. PUTNAM CO.
without waiting to Bee whether It
would bo popular.
When a Wnll street panic bum
upon us a few months ago he
promptly proposed ns n remedy the
guaranteo of bank deposits, and so
popular has this plan become that
it is today a. natlonnl lssuo and sup
ported by the masses of the people.
Ho ha3 long ndvocated legislation
which will secure publicity as to
campaign contributions.
Ho believes in pence in univers
al Chrhtian peace. He believes the
destiny of nations should be determ
ined, not by wars, but by applying
the principles of Justico and human
ity .
Though these principles hnvo met
with uncompromising opposition
from the special interests, .he haB re
mained true to tho causo of tho peo
ple. With clear vision and with un
faltering trust, Boeing nnd knowins
the truth, ho has never lost faith in
its final victory.
Through year3 of unparalleled po
litical warfare, his loyalty to his
Ideals nnd to his fellow men has
been nbundnntly shown. His refusal
to surrender his convictions, though
subjected to nbusos, denunciation
and vindictive opposition such as
few public men In nil history have
been compelled to withstand, is am
ple proof of Ills superb courage.
His career proves that successful
leadership is determined by the suc-
co?s or failure of grent principles
rather than by election to high of
fice. Wo havo mot to plan the campaign
and to commlsilon tho commander
under whom the masses will enlist.
Wo aro not hero in response to the
volco of expediency; neither polltlcnl
bosses nor corporntc masters sent
us here. Wo aro hero nt the sum
mons of the rank nnd file of thnt po
lltlcnl organization which Is the spe
cial defender of tho rights of the
common people.
Wo aro hero representing all thnt
Is best In tho trnditlons of our party;
we feel again the spirit that animat
ed tho Democracy in the days of
Jefferson and Jackson,
Tho voterB havo spoken, nnd we
assemble to give expression of their
will. Their volco for tho third tlmo
calh Nebraska's favorite son to bo
tho standard bearer of his party in
this gigantic contest.
Since tlmo began no grander trib
ute was over paid to any mnn by n
frco people Ho is recognized todny
no tho most representative citizen of
tho nation, the poor of any living
mnn
Prlonds nnd foo3 hnvo lenrned that
ho was shaped In thnt heroic mold
in which tho world's greatest pa
triots, statesmen and lenders hnvo
boon cast.
First nominated when ten yenrs
younger than any other presidential
candidate over chosen by a promi
nent party; living In a stnto 500
miles farther west than that In which
any president hns over lived, ho hnB
grown in tho affections of tho people
as tho years havo passed,
Speaking nnd writing freely on nil
subjects, his heart has had no sec
rets and his friends hnvo increased:
in numbers and in confidence.
Without an organization to urge
his claims; without a campnlgn fund
to circulate literature in his behalf;
without patronago to hrlbo a single
voter; without n predatory corpora
tion to coerce Us employees In to his
support; without a subsidized newt
paper to influonco tho public mind,
ho has won a signal victory at the
primaries and has becomo tho free
choice of tho mllltnnt Democracy of
the nation.
Forming In ono unbroken pha
lanx, extending from Massachusetts
to California, and from MIchlgnn to
tho ovorgladoB, tho yeomanry of ho
party have volunteered their services
to make him the party candidate
and thoy will not lny down thei
nrms until thoy hnve made him tic
nation's chfof executive.
Nebraska's democracy which raw
In him, when a young man, the
signs of promise, places In nomina
tion as. tho standnrd bearer of our
party tho man who In the thrilling
days of '90 and 1900 bore the battle
scarred banner of democracy with
famo as unsullied and fidelity -s
spotless as tho crusaders of old. Ne
braska presents his namo bocause Ne
braska claims his dwelling place, anl
proudly enroll him among her cit
izens; but his home Is in the hea"
of tho people.
I oboy tho commnnd of my s'a'p
and the mandate of tho democracy o'
the nation when I offoj the name o'
America's great Commoner, Nebras
ka's giftod son, William Jennings
Bryan.
. The Story of a Medicine.
Its name "Golden Medical Discover
was suggested by ono of Its most Import
ant and valuable Ingredients Golds
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce dis
covered that ho could, by tho uo of pure,
triplo-reflned glycerine, aided by a cer
tain degreo of constantly maintained
heat and with tho aid of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex
tract from our most valuable, native me
dicinal roots tholr curative proper tin
much better than by the use of alcohol,
to generally employed. So tho no world
famed "Golden Medical Discovery," fox
the cure of weak stomach. Indigestion, or
dynpepjla. torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred derangements was flm made,
t eyer.slnie has bW without a particle
of alcohol In Its maw-up.
, A glanceajMKpjuX fist of Its ingredi
ents, prlnteu offwerv bottla-wropper.
Will show that It Is fcaaSfl from the most
valuable medicinal rootsMound growing
in ww' nuivncan lorwun au vttfM I
PClVAn th ilinhfnil
miiMcJ&rs iiaiLai
gupjn.y no.tccnmrr
a nine uook or tti
iscttsoor
V-" is
ar which
k'lVipWK
IG50 endorsetnp
been compiled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, ol
Buffalo, N. Y., and will bo mailed frte to
any one asking jarao by postal card, or
letter addressed to tho Doctor as above.
urom wiwh emioisumenU, copied from
standard medical books of all tho differ
ent schools) of practice It will bo foun.l
that the lnuredlents composing the "Gold
en Medical Discovery " aro advised not
only for the euro of the above mentioned
disease, but alo for titer cure of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,
accompalned with catarrhal discharge,
hoarseness, fcoro throat, lingering, of
hang-pn-couBhs. and all thoso wasting
ffoctlons which, It not promptly and
properly treated aro llablo to terminate
in consumption. Tako Dr. Fierce' Dis
covery In tlmo and persevcro In lta use
until you Rlvo It a fair trial and It Is not
likely to disappoint. Too much must not
bo expected of It. It will not perform
miracles. It will not cure consumption
In its advanced stages. No medicine will.
It will cure the affections that lead up to
consumption, if taken in time.
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M
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$1:35
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lineB, now only 91.25.
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