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0
The ftoitf oik rleuas
Tho iintlnnnl ttckotfl crmtiiiiii to mnl
llply Tho prohibitionists mo now In
Ohtrngo niuiiliiK nimllilnton mid writing
pint forma
Tho Hrjriui ticket will not lmvo tho
support of tho soolrtllstH tlmt it hml four
yiwsnRO Thoy lmvo u tioltot of thoir
own tlmt thoy vro supporting with nil
thoir vlRor
Ono HnstiiiKslmnkor took in n Kold
brick Another IlnstliiKH Imnkor took
tho ropuullcnu liotiiiiuvtion for Kovnuor
Thofjold hrlrk is worth il 10 wlmt is
tho other brick worth Voik Toiler
bonioiriit
SJfiOO i yonr
Tho republican forcos nro lininn up
utroiiRly and pliinnliiK n vlRoroiiH buttlo
nllnloiiK tho lino Thoy nro ombiiod
witli oiithusinsin mid coiitiiltinoo mid
will not lot up on democracy until nhout
Novombor when their cnmlidiitoH will
conio untlor the wires iflonotiHly
Mr Bryan rocolvod tho uiuinlmouH
Rapport of tho Sioux Kullfl convention
and yot ho him not Hiiid either Thank
you or Darn you IHh oratory in
ovidontly on tap only for tho KniifuiH
City convention Hocoinplotoly luiioros
tho populifitshut thoy remain an devoted
to him us n dog to bin luaRtor
Willio Hoarnt 1h Bomothlng of n
magnate himself BoHitlon tho
York Journal ho owns tho
triiHt
Now
San
FranciHco Kxainlnor and will Rtart
now paper in Olilciigo Ho hooiiih
a
to
control also tho thinks in the Oniahn
World Horald and many othor papers of
creator or less limKuituilo
Tho Hough Kidor oainpaiRU club of
Lyons will soon room von tliiK from
Governor Uoosovolt which will probably
bo highly appreciated by his enthusi
astic admirers and bo in evidence at nil
their rulliiH and demonstrations Tho
republicans in Lyons and Burt county
arc mimorous energetic and enthusi
astic
JolT Davis has been uoiuiuatcd by tho
democrats for govouor of Arkansas
The sumo convention rofusod to instruct
for David B Hill of Now York for vico
president and neither Bryans name nor
11 to 1 woro mentioned in tho platform
and peoplo of all parties nro wondering
whero tho Arkansas domocrata stand on
these important iiuostions
Tho Lvous Sun says Now will
sotuo good democratic editor givo us a
lending editorial on wheat and silver V
It is imposalblo thoso editors which
mnko such a grand play about bopsos
nro waiting for the signal from the
Kansas City follows to let them know
whoro thoy aro nt Thoy dont want
to begin eating orow right on tho start
A fusion oxchaugo occasionally makes
a feoblo effort to discredit MoKinley
prosperity but its efforts nro utniully
us sickly as thoy aro foolish Tho load
ing journals of tho party lmvo boon
caught up so many times on tho subject
that thoy have lntoly boon completely
ignoring it nud oudoavoriug to divert
thcir readors minds to othor subjocts
Richnrd Yates who has boon nomi
nated for governor by the republicans of
Illinois was a class mato of W J
Bryau in tho old Illinois collogo nt Jack
sonville They woro contestants in tho
class of oratory and Yntos won tho first
honors Ho stands a good ohauoo of
winning othor nud greater honors with
his old competitor iu tho load of his
opposition
Tho Texas democrats aro not a unit
for autl oxpausion although tho stato
convention doolared iu favor of pulling
down tho flag in Cuba Porto Rico nud
tho Philippines by a vote of 707 to 101
It is probnblo that Texas democrats are
however much more uuauimous on tho
question than thoso of other states
At tho opouiug of every war thoro nro
rumors nud prophecies that nil tho groat
powors of tho earth will havo a genora
niixup boforo it is endod nud tho simo
sort of mntorial is in circulation concern
ing tho troublo with tho Boxers inl
Ghiun Thus far tho foroensts have
proven falso nnd it will probably so
suit this time
ro
MnKiulnv anil Roosevelt worn snliliors
Editor G oldie of the Wayne Demo
crat has no more use for P H Kohl of
that city than he has for a rattlesnake
nppnrontly but tho Kohl forooswon out
in the democrat lo county convention
and Goldlo has been labeled with tho
brass collar bearing tho tag of 1 11 if
lie fought against boing collared all
along but will probably wear it with
subniisilvo docility in fact ho hat sig
nified his willingness to crawl up nud
lick the hand that struck him
Tho old ipiostion lmi nrison whothor
or not tho president had a right to send
Unltod Statoq troops into China without
a formal declaration of war by congress
Whon tho Chlnoao fired upon our war
ships thoy certainly declared that our re
lations woro stralnod probably tho
American citizens who Itavo boon robbed
and murdered roally thought tho pro
ceedings warlike While Tho Trilmno
may doprocato the necessity It does not
raise tho question of etiquette oithor na
tional or international Sioux City
Tribune
Beonuse n man Is n banker
reason that ho deserves political
or nny othor sort of ostracism
often true that a banker doos not
tho interest iu his bank that
farmor stockholder has but
how to handle the business
uot come back Consistent
possibly 1
is no
soolul
It is
have
some
ho knows
whilo tho
farmor knows how to till tho soil nud
obtain results from his work Neither
is a man a rascal becauso ho is a banker
Ho is often more honest nud conscien
tious than his neighbor who may labor
for his living The bankor Is homo
times considerably maligned becauso ho
stands up for his rights nud whon it
comos to public Boutiuiout it is usually
against the banker
That Bryau and democracy are freo
from corporation nud money influence
nud that tho slush fund for this cam
paign will not be largo nre propositions
of which it will be considerable of n
task to convince tho common peoplo
iu tho lignt of ovonts past nud prosont
One man alone John It McLean of
Ohio contributed 35000 to Bryans
campaign before leaving for Europe nud
othor magnates and capitalists may bo
oxpoctod to equal or oxcood this contri
bution Tho question is whoro tho bon
ollt to tho common people conies in
when tho woalthy follows stop up and
buy an interest iu democracy that n
poor man cannot hopo to obtain
It is surprising whnt sympathy tho
littlo wostorn shoots of fusion propoL
have for New York stato because
Governor Hoosovolt was iu domand as n
vico presidential candidate Thoy need
not fear that Governor Roosevelts bon
iflcout influence will bo outiroly removed
from his stato ami ho will not only
probably havo something to say in re
gard to tho partys choico for his suc
cessor but will spend nt least throo
weeks iu activo campaigning thoro As
it is Roosvelts iulluouoo will not only
bo felt iu Now York but iu tho entire
Uuitod States as ono of tho leaders of
tho national campaign Thoy will bo
moro certain to await election returns
before couuting tho Empire state for
Bryau nud
Accordiug to tho Bryan argument it
is uot tho provisions and uocessitios that
aro high at Capo Notno but tho gold that
is cheap The Nebraska City Prr83
publistios n correspoudeuco from that
placo giving tho following The prico
of lumber wheu I arrived April 14 wns
230 por one thousand feet nud it lias
raised to 173 That is if you can find
any to buy Provisions havo been
pretty reasonable flour 5 to 7 rolled
oats 1 20 for a tou cout sack sugar 25
cents per pound Rico cau uot bo
bought us it hns nil boon sold for dog
food Bacon has been i0 to -10 cents por
pouud butter 1 nud milk f 1 per can
Eggs nro fcl per dozen nnd fresh meat
1 25 You can get a very good meal
horo for 150
Bryans is a record of evasion contra
diction und a play to tho gullorios Ho
talks about backbone butdoesut know
of what backbone is constituted
His speoches iu previous campaigns aro
all the urgumouts that will bo needed iu
lMJO to doom him to defeat Iu lbi
whon the democratic stato convention
in Nebraska endorsed tho uctiou of
President Cleveland ho thus dofiuitoly
defined his position in regard to boltiug
Gentlemen I know uot what others
may do but duty to country is nbovo
luty to party If tho democratic
party after you go homo endorses your
ituiiuu iiuu muKus your position its per
clothes nud fought for their couutry j manout PHy
tho ono in tho war of the robolliou nud
tho other iu the Spanish American wnr
But they nre not soldiors nlono They
enn write nnd orate nud best of all
they can not nud usually accomplish
what thoy set out to do Thoy aro full
of tho qualities that tho peoplo admire
nud will bo eleoted in November
If you want another of thoso do noth
ing congresses elect Mr Bryau to tho
presidency nnd enough democrats to
give them u majority in the lower house
and tho wholo sbootiu match will do
little moro than draw their salaries
There is certain to bo a republican sen
ate for tho next four years It will bo
much hotter to have tho capitol filled
with a harmonious working majority
Therefore your vote should be for repub
lican congressman this time
I promise you that I
will go out and serve my country and
my God under somo othor name oven
if I must go nlono Iu Richmond Vu
in 1890 Mr Brynn thus definitely
stated his position us to boltiug I
want to warn you who aro coutemplat
iug desortiug from tho democratic party
at this time that tho mun who in tho
f ice of such au enemy either goes to
the rear or is found in secret coufereuco
with the enemy is a traitor upou whom
the brand shall be place and he shall
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY 5 1900
Oh
Iu 1S92 tho sympathies of the demo
crats and W J Brynn among them
UAta fill tlltll fln - 11
nw tun jnr laoorillg man
aud former who paid tho obnoxious tar
iff tax Cartoons of olothiug cutlery
and other articles with the tax in
prominent figures were displayed by
every cross roads journal and the people
believed them They thought that their
sympathies meant that thoy would
prove their condition Grovor Cleve
land was elected and tho rolgu of calam
ity coinmonced In I Si0 tho sympathies
of this party wassald to bo with tho
silver mluo owner nnd the pooplo who
wore robbedby tho crlmo of
Tho peoplo however placed their confi
dence in MoKiuloy uid tho protective
tariff and as a consoquonco their puraos
nnd stomachs were tilled and thoir na
keduosj clothediu spite of the tariff
tux nnd tho crlmo of Til This
year again the democrats havo sympa
thies but theyaro not so much for tho
grout common peoplo Thoy nro for tho
tho Cubans tho Porto Rleaus the Ta
gnlsntidtho Boors If their sympn
thies bring thomjinto control and thoy
offoct these peoplo llko It did tho la
borers and fanners of Americn tho
victims of American imperialism nud
militarism will wish thoy had nevor
boon sympathized with by tho demo
cratic party of the United Statos
THE FOURTH WE USED TO KNOW
Oh for nnother July Fourth
The Fourth of days ngoue
When cannon bellowed on tho green
Before tho break of dawn
When with tho village band wo march
ed
Atlre with freedoms glowl
Oh let It come with life nnd drum
Tho Fourth wo used to know
Do you remember how wo roso
Long ore the break of day
And hurriedly slipped on our clothes
And made u dash away
To where the bells and cannons were
Where Binoko was hanging low
Ah yes a morn of freedom born
Tho Fourth we used to know
Do you remember too the Hag
Above the village square
How proud and glorious wo felt
To see It waving there
Do you recall the stirring speech
Which set our hearts aglow
Tho grand parade the gnmes wo play
ed
The Fourth we used to know
Tho Fourth we used to know Oh
where
Has the old spirit fled
Wo still nro brave I cannot think
That spirit wholly dead
The spirit born at Hunker IHH
At Concord long ago
Oh let It come with life nnd drum
The Fourth we used td know
Jon Coxn
r py py Jf Tn W
The Flrnt Flnjj
Betsy Ross of Philadelphia wns
known as nn expert needlewoman at
tho time of the Revolution and had
gained reputation in her cnlllng by
making the rullles for George Wash
ingtons shirts When congress in 1777
appointed a committee to design a Hag
the committee very naturally consulted
BCtsy ltoss The original design con
sisted of 13 red and white stripes and
the same number of stars
NOTES ON THE DECLARATION
Some at least If not nil of the pa
triots who took part In tho work of
congress In 1770 nnd knew tlmt they
were making history expected that Ju
ly 2 and not July 4 would be recog
nized ns the birthday of American lib
erty The Virginia delegates entered
congress under Instructions to propose
u declaration of the Independence of
tlH colonies nud In June Thomas Jef
ferson was appointed by congress chair
man of n committee to draft a declara
tion The spirit of this declaration wns
however anticipated by Richard Hen
ry Lees famous resolution
It wns July 2 1770 that tho Lee res
olution wus passed that tho united
colonies were and of right ought to be
free and Independent states On July
4 after two days debate the Declara
tion of Independence wns read nnd
agreed to but not signed On the fol
lowing dny copies were sent out
through nil the colonies On tho 10th
of July It was resolved thnt the Decla
ration passed on the 4th be fairly en
grossed on parchment and signed by
every member On the 2d of August
the Declaration was 3lgned by the ma
jority But not until the 4th of Sep
tember of the same year did the Hon
Matthew Thornton sign It There were
a number of others who did not nllix
their blgnaturcs until 17S1 among them
the nun Thomas McKenn
Although the popular belief that the
Declaration was signed on July 4 Is up
hold explicitly by John Adams Thorn
ns Jefferson and the printed Journal of
tho Continental congress yet no candid
Inquirer who examines the evidence to
disprove the date can doubt that Ad
ams nud Jefferson though both present
nt the session nnd the printed journal
though It bears the authenticity of tho
otllclnl sanction were grievously nt
fnult
Garibaldi the Italian patriot was
born July 4 1S07 Spain brought on
tho Franco Prussian wnr by on act of
tho cortes calling a German prince to
the throne July 4 1870
Reports from southbunteru Arizona
stato that forest fires havo brokon out
afresh iu many of tho mountain ranges
ami uuless there is rain soon the loss iu
timber will be great
Tho Fiuuish senate has addressed a
memorial to the czar declaring its ina
bility to promulgate the imperial re
script regarding the introduction of tho
Russiau language iu Finland
Tho promotion of Captain Merrill
Miller commanding tho receiving ship
Vermont to be a rear admiral iu the
navy will be tho only immediate result
of the death of Rear Admiral Johu W
Philip
Frederick A Betts of New Huvou has
been appoiuted temporary receiver of
the Keating Automobilo company of
Middletowu Conn on the application
of creditors Tho asset of the com
pany are estimated at about 1700000
und liabilities 500QQ
TO LIBERTY OUR GUIDING STAR
Wbcrj dreamy
ArJ frctdom
BY NEIL MCDONALD
rjfsrcivtpcsS fill fbfe
heart
la is waved oe
I Wnd rcesstrArfelcreMb it tolclj
I M3eStnf t Liberty our uMirg staj
TiJ rgt tbe bour of daojc that beu
with pride I
I
abideN I
X iiw tr i
tes
Jsfrorrj our course our duty to toe world
Butfvzbep tb up of fortune oo us smlts
JWc Ttiay forget and freedom bacl be burfed
Vc have enjoyed so lobe tbe priceless dower
Left byfoTjjjlres arid purchased by tbeiEbfpod
Tbat we forget ip plermude of power -5
How rmicr It cojt tc stem oppressfoosHlobd
KOSCIUSKO
ilnZE our lear ptarry banner to ttjorf eze
dSxposed its tolds and nailed patron born
myoutbs to mVnbood grown In distant seas
vSR otber lands tour f lat now greet tbf mora
fair Xwejfcr of Antilles the pride of Spain g
fltsister Isle and slia of Orient sea j
dJkjlbt Hawaii of tbe Southern main
er you our flaf now iaves may you be frjcjll
lree from the rutme39 despots calling sw
Free with tbe Iwerty befitting man
TbewJiidinsbbxUi
With none moiastiigs safe from tyrants bar
Our countrys flag flag of tbe Vue and brv
Whereer thy folds expatisLrnfcn roust be free
At home abroad O ever may It wave
Oer man enfranchised and as man should be
tttttttttttttttXyKXXXMHXg
THEY STRUCK FOR LIBERTY 1
July 4 1770 is a day to date from in the history of human progreFS in spite of
the fiiet that the experiment in free government inaugurated thut day wns not a
new thing among enlightened people The example of ancient Athens might be
culled exceptional hut in the heart of Europe the Dutch republic existed for more
than two eentmies with rapacious mouarchs nil around the border and its owa
people divided ns to the true seat of political sovereignty whether in divine right
or human And for nearly 000 years the SwUs have maintained a republic
against princely greed and the weakueas of hutnnu nature
The birth of true democracy iu Athens was in the time of Solon It was not
won by fighting but was afterward saved by the sword especially at Marathon
WRSS
WASHINOTON
000 AuHtrinns inn
nnd Platea Pencles the shining
light of Greece established de
mocracy In Athens by the over
throw of the aristocracy and aft
erward in the states which united
with Athens in the period of her
greutnoss Under his Inlluence
nnd with a system of popular gov
ernment wars were fought suc
cesifully the arts and sciences
flourished nnd the common peo
ple shared fully iu the general
prosperity
The first great victory of the
Swiss patriots wns won nt Mor
gnrten Nov 16 1315 Thnt day
1400 mountaineers defented 20- LAFAYETTE
longue of four forest cantons formed n perpetual confedera
cy celebrating Motgurten day ns an anniversary Lnter four other cantons unit
ed aud the confederacy fought for liberty against the Austriaus at Sempach in
1380 and Olarus in 1388
Napoleon robbed the Swiss of their liberty but after his fall the old freo can
tons with new allies adopted a constitutlou which was ratified Aug 7 1815 ihe
birthday of the present republic
The nuuiversnry which the whole English spenking rnce has enuso to re
member is Magna Cbarta day June 15 On that duy 1215 the key to English
liberties wns wrung from King John by the nobility nnd the landholders Tbe
uprising wns due to the kings unparalleled cruelty rapacity nnd inihgovcrnmeot
After granting the great charter he attempted to Mibdue the patriot party but
died while taking the field with a vast army
France wns hi turmoil at the time of the Americnn Revolution In 1774 the
people demanded of Louis XVI nn equnble taxation freedom of trnde nnd manu
factures nnd the abolition of jobbery nnd sinecures The nncient stnto legisla
ture called the states general which had been extinct 200 years wns convoked
and met Muy 1 1780 The inundate of this body in which the third estate or
common people were all powerful was for revolution Lafnyette commanded
the national guard until he was exiled by the extremist The battle which es
tablished the constitution wns fought at Almy Sept 2 1702
Sympathy with the Freuch revolution cost the people of the Dutch republic
their own freedom for Napoleon imposed the monnrchy there once he was la
KOSSUTH
nowe Ihe Dutch broke loose
from Spain by revolution nnd the
republic twice defented Englnnd
John of Barneveldt wns the hero
of the Netherlands He favored
a legislature superior to the exec
utive or stadtholder and was
martyred for his principles
The American and French rev
olutions had given such an impe
tus to aspirations for freedom
that tho undent monarchies form
ed tho Holy Alliance to suppress
liberty The revolution in Spain
in 1820 which sprend to Portugal
nnd Italy was suppressed by the
alliance but Spnln lost her Amer
ican colonies in the struggle In
spired by Kosciusko who had
fought under Washington the
Poles invoked the sword iu tho
name of liberty in 1701 The struggle wns n long one nnd the fate of Poland wa
finally sealed by the nllinnco of Prussia and Austria with Uussia
The French alone came out of the widespread revolution of 1848 with
triumph In Italy the patriots fought nnd lobt Hungary which derlared its in
dependence of Austria April 24 1840 fought bravely under Kossuth but KiiFsia
Joind her ancient idly In suppressing the patriots In Germany the revolution
was quinkly suppressed
Ireland greatest rebellion was that of May 1708 when the United Irish
men compelled England to send immenso armies to the field That of 1803 wai
abortive aud young Robert Emmet died on the scaffold
Mexico aud Chile took advantage of Nnpoleons usurpation of Spnnlsh pow
er In 1S10 to rebel Mexico wns reconquered but nfter many revolutions against
dictators and foreign powers the
present republic was establishtl
iu 1857
The sword of flenernl San Mr
tlu the deliverer of Chile helped
also to give Peru her independ
ence July 28 1821 Cubn the
the Inst of Spains American col
onies to thrfaw off the yoke enter
ed upou n ten years struggle
April 10 1800 The last uprising
started Feb 24 1895
Among the scores of names ven
erated by the republicans of South
America that of Holivnr stands
highest as a fighting champion of
KlUJQER
BOLIVAR
liberty lie fought for and ruled over Venezuela nnd Peru founded the republic
of Bolivia out of northern Peru and was president of the republic of Colombia
which included Venezuela and Grauadu the last named one of his conquests
Englands declaration that the independence of the South African republics
hall be destroyed gives the world a spectacle without a parallel in the history of
itruggles for liberty The Boers have been free for two generationi with the ex
ception of four years between 1877 and 1881 when the Transvaal was annexed
by Englnud The Orange Free State became n republic in 1854 by the voluntary
ctlon of England but the Transvaal won its Independence by fighting at Lningi
nek aud Mujuba Hill In 1881 under a revolutionary declaration made Dec 10
IStiO This date Svas the anniversary of Dingaans dang long celebrated as the
original Independence day of the Boers Paul Kruger Pretoriua and Piet Jou
tvt condoett d the gerenunent as a triumvirate uutil peace was established
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