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The Omaha Daily Bee.
PCRUSHKD KW.RT MORN1NO.
R.t.v.i t.r:.sr fcfiiSM.v r
Mr Bryan jjte-t T -.
' lh f hair trr a Kaft '
j platform saaVtrt. . .. grtW m t
j appear Atctatarfcti. j Ha Mr
TBRAtS OK at RiCntPTION: W-J ff
Daily Br raltfcxit -aUy). Of TMf.K.W 1 Of t delegates btC ffCt af UH
pv.ly b jJ 8afcHy, On Tear J C hicago pUtiorm, Mr Bry.tR tktteta -tt
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rca-ffliin J st Kaa-
City and that th aw jaUtfona -t:U
contain riotklnsr whk-fe ea N ifrnr4
a a surrender or csIMrit)o at Tkt
pLitfonn on the oU banes. ' TMs tw4 ce
ment of the fcjloa IeaAr H t reWrT-
i ated answer to thmo wk kave ka
ronnraPQXDENCE. serening ojbj io turn im w arwa -at-
rotniBunkaiifln raUtlac ta nrw ami rdi- ver ami It Is absolutely ciHtrlmtt. WKa
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Omaha- The Br BulMliur. -
tMiUi inR: City IUU Balldtnr. Tn-ty-Oftn
nd N lrj.
Council Btnff: 14 Fmrt 8tft.
Chicago: Kf Cnltr BalMtotr.
Nfir York. Tmp? Caoft.
Wjhlnrtofi: Wit Fourtwnth Stntt.
Hioux aty: ni ric strMt
trtl mttr houM t JdrWNM
ntrai.VESS lkttebs. cnttlc conrentftins of tk jr t dt-
Biln tttfr Atwl raittUnM hmiW N f clired In furor of tb warttMt4 r-CtoIKrt-
Th company, j afflnaatJon flf ,hc n, pfat;... -y.
nEittTTANCEd. i sioax t'all. popnIUt cimt-mMIM ihnbI-
,Ry'.,St,. ft TV&minated Mr. Bryan on pltf.r wkk
only 2cnt uaiM AeptM in p4yw-tjt of pronounct for the ?n& cofm rf ?rr
trmctt4 ft-, mc
OMt bM(y eaa W ri'rt4 tt
h-enrttf fry a-a, Mtmfet
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rrotul ehclc. xpt en
COJtPANT.
fiTATKMBNT OF CtnCCL-VTIOS.
8it of Xtrjk. t3a!4 Caonty. :
Clorr B. TeftK-k. srtary at Tfc tUa
rtrttlhln nmpnj-, beta Satr awora.
uri that tho actaal tiemtxr ot foil anA
rompIt ctipUa e Th Dally, Momlat. f t,lA(ferm
montn oi May. Jn. waa aa wmws
at the ratio of M to 1. TW kr p
rcn.i;e of the UryaBfti irwoiOm.
the so-caUctl Mlm mmMkm, wfll 4t
the Mnv thin;. ' To baft! tMe ppart
crs of the frte tlrer rkiuiilji tj-lr
It la nctnaary to rcatHraa tkw CWca?
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Not only will that pfcttfanN rx-
Lm ur.soM and rtanivl topie.... 1I.342
Utt total al Hl,oss
Net dally arra 2H!
GEORGE II TZSCmJCK.
PHbTltxd aod awarn tfar m thla lit
dar Of Jun. U It a m'NO ATE.
(PraL) Notary PnMic.
1
rAIlTIKI I.KAVtO TOR SCMMIIR.
Part If Iravlna ihr -l!r for
thr anmmrr may havr Th B-
fm to tbrra rrenlarly fcy
motlfylns: Thr Br BaaSnraa
offlrf, In praa or hy uII
Thr Mtlilrraa villi be ckl(rd
nftrn aa dc.lrrd.
Nobrfl.kas corn crop l Jnt now n
cacM In carrylns ont a rlorons policy
of expansion.
Thft Tot are piling up In The Bee'f.
popular clrl vacation contest. Hare yon
roted? If not, why not?
Thieves broke Into a Kort Dodre Ice
hone and Mole a larjre quantity of Ice
a decldetlly cool piece of work for a hot
day.
The prohlMtionUt platform can reason
ably be expected to take high ground.
Too mnch water Is often dlitroB to
tho who dwell In the valleys.
Admiral Seymonr wa given a pas to
first, stole 'eec-ond. was advanced to
third on a hit, but will ltd forced to
make a great Hrte If he reaches norac.
Other national conventlona have been
held on July 4 and pnt In nomination
candidate who never had a, chance to
hoot firecrackers off the 'White Honse
porch.
1 that no man will be noM&t&teii far tV
president who Is not la foil atnt wtdi
It. The decQOcrata w&o are taM&mz (
DavM Bennett Hill for ectad pfaee m
the ticket may therefore afcrntiiw all
thought of him tmle;f tK hH nimtr
ocally declare that he wa. BJatake I
denouncing the platfonat of l&t aaai
now accept. It as sound 4OKMrmth?
doctrine. As. It U not pvbNe Utat k
will thn stultify himself tk Kmm
City convention. If it skull t-?
Becesaary or expedient to naase iut
ond place a Xew York man, may kaTe
lt. choice c-onfinrd to SaUer. HearK sad
O. II. P. Belmont, who are tk nmt.
prominent exponents there of aaad!
terated Bryanlam.
After Mr. Bryan there i perhaps ao
more anthoriutire leader of the party
than former Governor AltgeM. He ts
paaaionately fond of the i"kVca.; plat
form, which he helped to frame. .ked
If he expected Iff to 1 to be made te
dominant l.ne in the Kansa Cky plat
form, he Ktld: I shall expret tke
party's position on that Ifsne to be faSy
and clearly net forth. There naast be a
equivocation. The party mast nat re
cede to any extent from the (TXcag
platform. AltgeM 1 perhaps as wak
in the confluence of Mr. Bryan aa any
roan in the country. Surely tne alter -anew
onght to dispel the delusion b! the
sound money democrats that eometkinc
may be done at Kansas City In regard ta
silver that will render the financial ut
terance of the platform les repugnant
to them than that of the Chicago plat
form. We have repeatedly pointed ont
to them that the hope of this I vain
that It l simply Impossible with Mr.
Bryan controlling the party. That plat-,
form, with its Invitation to public and
private repndiaUon and lt socialistic
and anarchistic principles, ls the em
bodiment of Bryanlsrm and any depar
ture from it would result in the di.oln
tion of that extraordinary political combination.
Klve New York men aspire to the dem
ocratic nomination for the vice presi
dency. When Bos Crokcr has spok'en
there will be not more than one, and per
haps none.
Trust the Kansas City people to see
to It that the I'ourtb of July convention
Is drawn ont long enough to destroy the
train robbers' business on outgoing pas
senger coaches.
According to good Jacksonlan author
ity Colonel Molse has the wrong pointer
If he expects to get his delegation recog
nised In the democratic state convention.
This Is a straight tip.
Colonel Bryan's complaint against the
republican platform Is that It does not
Include enough, From this we take It
the Kansas City convention will prac
tice platform expansion.
a C a bare
tfcf lrft4t$MK. dH M"t
! k petraim4 at a .i't' tu- z -Trn
a ad maaaaatttiity IXW. f- wir?,
fcs TM-t L''-4e3 to l a MM,,.
m mixk iaJlilml to- 4111"
ami cnstrvllJaa ti of
tiat aiiaik'r 1 aftta. t:mrr Vbtz mau
Wtwr Jaataaaat. aad at-Wawr r
wWek ooe j -t i i.a; t&naa-k Inrac mc
a ta tk eeat-tafas of ''
Maataa koM wy n wan in i sm
1 tke taBrtaaey rke Mte awanaifi U Umomk
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so vujtrvtci .tr uiiir
mrr 19 am wtm -w vaaantn aniwa ia
the vartaas caaaaart la acnre K ifc
aiaf j .4 Ak-Scr-B-a) eat af! vd MT
ka f,Nl - - aa W I
aaria. trt ft ,
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H't'll
Kansas started the ttoom that uinrted
Hoosevelt in the rejuiWican national con
vention and now Arkansas wants to
start a simitar tiwm'ment for David B.
Hill In the democratic national convention.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago refnses to
take the democratic nomination for the
governorship. The mayor Is wise In
deciding that it Is better to 1 mayor of
Chicago than to lie a defeated aspirant
for the Illinois governorship.
Now Just watch nil the candidates for
fusion nominations who Are objection
able to the eorjtoratlons seesawed out
of the game by conference committee
appointed to apportion the places among
the different rings of the allied triple
circus.
The railroad Insist upon cars being
unloaded within forty -eight hours after
lelng received. In these tiroes of brisk
business the railroads have trouble find
ing cars to handle their business with
out furnishing them for storage warehouses.
Candidates who have leen favorably
mentioned "or nominations on the fusion
state ticket are already In-glnnlng to
lsue letters of withdrawal. Evidently
they do not believe the nominations
would lK! nn Insurance policy payable on
election.
Veterinarians are everting themselves
to check tbe luroads of pinkeye among
the horses In this section. As soon as
they succeed the veterinarians will le
In demand to head off political pinkeye
which Is taking bold of many of our
popoeratlc neighbors.
Bryan announces that tbe same old
platform will do for another campaign,
but acknowledges that a few new projis
and some plunks put In around the edges
t ill h necessary The platform Is
ilountlcso strong enough to hold all the
;cojlt who will want to stand on 1L
THE iyTjtSlO. OF CM.V.C
The refusal of the president to accede
to the request of tbe Chinese minister
at Washington that oar government
would not iscad troops to China, pending
the arrival of IJ Hnng CThang at Tekln.
evidences the determination of tbe ad
ministration to omit no effort to protect
American officials and citizens in the
disturbed districts. However anxious
the president may be to avoid a conflict
with Odaa, tbe situation Is such that
inaction would be a. distinct disregard
of duty. The assurances given by tbe
viceroys that they can maintain order
in tbeir various provinces witbont the
aid of foreign troops and that the pres
ence of sHch troops woald act as an in
centive to destroy order cannot safely
be relied on In truch an exigency. Tbe
fact is that these officials nave not
shown that tbey are able to maintain
order or to stay the progress of the dis
turbance and the idea that the presence
of foreign troops would aggravate the
trouble is possibly a mistaken one,
At all events, tbe president is pro
ceeding in strict accord with his duty
and we do not doubt that bis action
win be approved by the Intelligent
judgment, of the eonntry. We do not
want war with China, but our govern
ment must do all It can to safeguard tbe
life and proiM-rty of its officials and citi
zen ,
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afreraUag wttlt aa aawtkir. Txai 1 nan I
twa Mttss-artset. if sawawiifaHy a-";:
tkraaciv aaaat kac kaki aw aae- ;s
auay ways.
w aut t& memmm sjl. : raav t ar-a
saaaM keep la atfad k taau Hum rainii
seat e asd tka saaax- waa aa avtiit a1 Saaa-r
Af taka aj.ngranaaw tar 4BMkM t- - ..
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aWe attnMtSaas ta draw t.f-ici rmmoln
iters wka stay iy taaaniat .Maa.'uta 3" 1
aaskaeS Wltk ai"!.aa aal aa mi iaa I
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frtctlaa wffl t-e arMcd aad thai
ae - faaa warxlae. la
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aayaftly ta ka-re- gtrea a
attatelas to t tay af Spaalk atnicy;,
expect sa eaeaae ta uaats 4 ,
business peaed
of Ha 4d ceteafes.
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" 1 f L -' artaaiii. -i
!. " attaat the uwaMi frtjii- mtt a "tH
in CMaa w kave x siauJar effect is ' 12 tlT . uwjiaastirlir
trttaeiy daaktfal. tkaadh It K ewtauav!1-1 - n-".tfiv. wti
that a ksawleage af 2e laacaucv -aoaaA $ y,..
Aiatncas uaaupii-4 ia t r-;: .lrj xtaac
tbe Orient Tke dtScarty araH. tkaar a I
peron who wanted ta leara Cim "b
the Voted state wwakt k&w
for scve oae able ta ?ra H At rW
same tise tt wanM s( k- saNrfMae a4
iad before lang ear -rzttom gtftanar oi
I a W'aitfaB as a i an i U fa I ai .
among tnelr attraetva for siooeata.
Uaa oU.
pa-
ttaeiK)v ike 1 '
klrttnK,n. nJ .'
1 1 iTsu MannH) MSaVtea l aaaa w ; r
Iaa.a?ar laaaaalaa' ' MiaW a4 ftwiu
, friends. W th'
rrr ric.i ?-. aaarawr-iun.i rartfaig
fletori
aiaa-tM
.nan.;" .. ah i
cant, W1X 4 r, i 'rtL r4L:Sr tak-Uta
.y-i --u,.: aartiaaiuaaws, it, -nfi
it
arwe
ttmuri
It is te be zted tkat tk tnte traa
crer of t-etk Dakota, kas jast maat aa ' w , j u.ir
allotinest ef schoI fHSl nrkark aveitans ' vwu'Z
any previous dltrflni la Mast Kale, l"'
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IParn.,,
aoont ine sraoei rnaa aporn(ineat la iafK-t cl am? nfcto
. . , , . . . . . . . a a i
.-rwsjK aj h ea?e wuf a we arr i ri- i ; ,(
that the operatias jf geanral ina yiHy 'Hawr waa
ender a renahiHeas Tiirtanil aataatadaan. ? tan tiD. .lfc
An i. .l. ..-a. a f Tfeeat .uiansn t
. . ' . " .
vi-uti pwicb a rw n tan. iaaaui aasai aHE
claim no crrttt ror tkc aaaaagfam-t ac '
tbe school finances.
T . T.ut. jsaMrkaiaajrw tta i , . jnaataly
r r.i. att-igr aepjia jL..aaiatria of h
Has a . ,,1 4iafVf -....tjajrwie-l
" ' ,,t cm ttaVtaftMk ' " Vh
lavaa ana irtenw
t?rtrTh win
Commissioner Wolfe mys ke 4r ant
generally deny news- ciarges
against him. as ke does nt aave t
time. The average pepo-mtie aSaers; It
is true, w-atd net nave taoek ttee zo
HtT-Mi- ' an
arfemt ' a. ae
aiaJe jyaWase
jinti:r.ss or the esnirit.
The Boer envoys have Issued an ad
dress to the American peojrie in which
tbty review the relations of tbe repub
lics of South Afrira with Great Britain,
with particular reference to the Trans
vaal, pointing out the circumstances
which led on 1o ibe present war. Mnch
pt what they present Is familiar hls-
try. bwt wrae the less it wftl be read
with great Interest by the people of this
country and will doubtless serve to
strengthen popular s.yniathy bere with
the Boers, already general and earnest.
The envoys appear to le oatirely sat
isfied with the experience tbey have had
In tbe rmted States. As inteliigent
men they came here not exiectlng that
our government would take any step
that might Involve It in tbe South Afri
can conflict, but simply lo ap'ieal to
American sympathy by a straightfor
ward statement of the case of the two
republics. Knowing little or oetbtng of
our politics there was danger that they
would le used for a pnrtiin purpose
and this was attempted, lmt It Is very
greatly to their credit that they refused
to 1m made tbe rslspaws of the oppo
nents of the national administration.
They do not ask the intervention of this
government, but they do desire a con
tinuance of public sympathy and sup
port and of this they should feel fully
assured.
Regarding the future, the address says
the Boer may Ik- defeated by over
whelming numbers and compelled lo
surrender, but they will never be con
quered. The history of the intrepid
Dutchmen of Soutb Airlea give war
rant for this iM-llcf In their nnconquera
ble spirit and it is a belief that should
devote to bl official datte tf to
an effort to contradict aH tke arV.'. mf !
incompetency and inJnia2.raat mm& ;
against them. It 1 easier ta get the
governor to write a. w awewastMag re-1
lort, I aaaUrai
l nere ts sometimes a ieiM,
remarks Colonel Bryan. letweB csa
dldates on opposing tickets. Vat wet be
tween candidates en tbe saaw Uct."
Wonder what be called tke atyaian'ata
tive discussion ietween Mr. Sea aaat
Mr. Watson four years aga we Sytag
as tall to tbe same po;ucratic VJtel
SeVlfca. cl ajr,
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Beaten Tr-ncrlat
Tfarae are the days ilia K la
ant to be tbe Itesan than the awnilnaai'f .
l.lrrl Old Ctrl.
rMtadrtrbta. Ttznrs.
China' eow-arrr etsprrca l three
years old sod Incidentally thews that
a rsmin wants to she can go like alxty
T. ell aa a nun.
TniaatTi -
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Caaar and nSrc-t.
GloN.reme iC
No eeuctry In the world except the EatMt
States can borrow money at leas tha ar
rat. and the credit far the fact la ttatlkcUj
due repoMlciB admicistratios
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aam 4 tftt1
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' The rail Xltanrr 1'all.
! Brnokb-a Cade
. Thla taJt ahout the "fun dlaaer rail 1 " ' '
uvcruonr.. i an iuxiriBi; mail a mroai or ,- r- - -
sinmnrh la not lha rtrr-nlnnlnr nf vl mc i cAratt laCMI a L.i.acy 'tfrj. hlaa ak I .
The condraiccdtng treatoeBt of men yha ta liXMKjn A arai,,aj mat &-,r
I wort cy men who write, but who err tea ' sae F"awir; -aupai-aeuiaj. -,
. tfeey tbi&V tbey think, doea u any cause ; natlwaM
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Phllndcllihla Ttroord.
loditria tr commercial tiadertaktags
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Mr. Drjai ha aaataaaiMrM
tnre turn tor kt
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tkat tkc Vua.'
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on the Inland of Porto lUeo one ttnpresslre i
j iiu-i am dc kepi in tauta. i acre azc jj
i sbiia porsoaj! lines: mere, B.-roraicj; is .
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1 populatloc of 264 to this square mile. That ,1
and keep them proOUUy .toplored U a task
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Wbrrr Will llr Get Thf
Portland OrecrjaUa,
I Tlryan must hare -i votes to be elected.
I Tbe solid south, outside ?t Kentucky, will
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