September 11, 1900 (4 pages)

Narn M, M, orn mn 10. 1. 9 rites M ornia, the ° oT the =. + illiaan eT Ae nae rhia, the ectio: “0 nm 26, ieneral egister. Pe A Soa et Al THR id notice ip su . Fwill . uiperior a. City 1900, si Sete Lo prove cultiacon of ‘gins, of xon, of Novey, tister. y rot the f Cathe ‘Of and © said necester the © said « Kitts Me Ctal , actio ? JOnU y rh. yy. et, mn a or CS Pig De ae ‘ +2 tovname fOmo, . OF the Stock formerly Belonging to eo Grimes, Comer Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Cal. JMB MONARCH, OF QAIKUAND. Having this ay ori reBiwed ths stock consisting ofClothing, Furnishing _ Maria Grities, we will well rt THE ENTIR"Store closed i in gor to arrange stock. ‘Will open Saturday, August 25th. Come early; come all, Be 7K. ‘RAIFORD, Manager. went -P.S—Our Motto: “The Monarch: Always theiCheapest. Goods, Hats, Boots, ‘Shoes, Quilts, Blankets, “Trunks, Valises, also Fixtures, Good Will, Etc., from Mrs. oO Cc K AQT EXACTLY HALF ‘PRICE! We will make this one of the largest and grandest sales Nevada City ‘ever, had. D. AYMAN, Of Oakland, Manager. = — Ga RED Sooo, OE. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. ~ yourselves. 2 Aaa ne you aS want some Shoes for the children. We have them—good fitters, goody wearers “and moderate “prices. Also aS fine a selec‘tion. of Ladies’ and gentlemen’s Shoes as.can be found anywhere. Prices as low as _ the lowest for the same grade Of shoes. Call and see -for No trouble to show our-shoes. Repairing neatly ‘done. fee PLANING MILL..+ RICE as LEWIS, Prop’s. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. :oul tin >» drackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Ottice and StoreiFixtures, i ‘Turnin, House-Trirhinitn, Fancy Grill Workta Speciatty. ES. » Getnou sticn es on any oe of tg sare on yu mar. ee “Plans Drawn for Neat-and: ‘50. CENTS A WEEK: “ Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for S0cents a week or $2a month. Eac. additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Pay. ebleinvariably in advance. Lost. The naturalization papers of, of: Wilhelms} ¢ é Camer, his homestead papers ‘and plat of township 17 N, a small book marked C. R. Hin, some papers and accounts against John Nettleship, and accounts of C. Galaith. The finder will please return to Go. GRISsEL. se 6-lw. New Bootblack Stand. ; Froth now on the» itoshinake stand can be Ouiid iiuside the National Barber shop, in‘stead. of on the sidewalk,: as formerly. It will be in charge of an experienced polisher, WM. WALTERS oc cack ee For Sale, 3 ‘. Grai-, alfalfa and first crop Of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, W. A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. : House and Lot Por Sale.ATroom housr, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern ; » “improvements and a@ bath: * Apply to GEO. A GRAY. au 3i-tf Lost. ‘A liver and white pointer dog, Answers information as to where$a bouts will be thankfully received by Gro. D OWNEY. ett sR nrg . All persons wishing to vote at the “Fall Election, lt not registered before during the year 1900 {must régister by 3 pyapplication’ . east. Office or or one of the Registering Députies. For Sale. ‘A fresh miloh cow “\s offered for lelphe Enguire of Ben Rosé, Rush tore ee istration at: once; in order to Situation n Wantede, iy kowek By a 'ady todo light bouse_ work, _Sumain wages. App'y at office of Union Hotel. a6. 7S Ade Gnd athe Singer Bowleg Machines Sold.and rented ony easy, terms, in! ‘yeex ohana “for: wood, * ng ta roe ak hand machines All makes of machines from $5.00 up. repaired and parts kept in stock. Qf fice at Bovey Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St. GEO. W. REEES, sole agent for Nevada ADEN, ae oe s. Cent Cigar voters should apply for Reg_ (ee It.is important’ that ratte the work. su ¥ ARBOGAST, si adi ini] :Connty Clerk. LBADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine cauee crasseceeeresselovada Clty Cal a. at ae we es mtr House and Lot For Sale, My property on Washington street, just ~ el of the city limits, ffered for sale New iti ood well, fruit bagi ape sickness. Apbly to or address. W J. Evans, Nevada City. P.O. Box 860, D sf 3 To Voters). }Our Customers EeiW. SCHIUDT,. ) Broad St., Next Door above Theatre. . . Doore. oe Nevada City Grass Valley PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE “uioiy ® I frame all: kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Que: 0 _ ALVAH N. MORGAN. . PRED 0. WOLE . Morgan & Wolf, Dentists. Broad Street, Nevada City. fr at . u Feeth: Extracted Without Pain. Office’ Ho urs—9 toi2a. M., and Ito 5 P.M. * 2 s =. *. ei ‘Hotel ~ RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has been cdnipletely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MEALS, .-», = 28 CENTS ROOMS, = ~ 25 and SO CENTS A share of the public nina anaes is odie: Cor. Broad and Union Streets, _. “Take the Cake” 3 3. Because they like it and know that itis pure. Try some of.it and share their CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. knowledge. If you go to the Picnic THE POPULAR, H. GLOVELAND. ProoICEr ICE! THE HEVADA CITY ICE» £0. I ed to serve Toe daily to ait'parte. oftown. Prompt ee quer anteed. Leave your w CORCORAN & ARBOGAST; » GEO. RICHARDSON , YNPERTANER, shh oe opp. City Hall: ee t m rf 3 or ar HANSEN EMBALMER. ie Grass Valley Soda Works} BROS. Proprietors of the ‘$GENTS FOT WIELAND BEER. dur Bate sy will be io Nevada ta, sip y attended to. W arzes.oa alloniors Wiehe win in fo: THE PITH OF ' POLITICS. (By Anyaur J, Prnissury.) While this solicitude is not taking These causes are not far to seek. * & *& relieve our minds of a load of care. finally merged-into*an empire with monarch‘ on the throne instead ® of presidentin the executive chair. § perialism. own advantage and the public injury. * # #«# Assurcdey ‘was ever the mother monarchy: donian empire. . an empire founded by Julius Cesar. Napoleon built his empire. well. dictator father. courge So the end of time. ‘* * king. not be long delayed. pretended republic. Mexican paophé * vchewspreny ; * ¢ * home. — . Pd i ey Monarchiies. haye been established on the ruins of repulllics, and imperialism, Masquerading in the habilimenta of free government is' even now hold: ing sway over millions: of men. “These ‘are historical and verifyable facts andi justify lovers of free insti-.}. tutions in exercising a ‘keen solictitude on behalf-of a liberty that they love and of the perpetuity of institutions . ” which they hold dear. right dizection when it permits ambitious petifogogers to create panics bycrying ‘wolf’ at the spectre of imperialism it may properly prompt lib erty-loving and patriotic man to study well the history of republics in order ta determine those causes which led empires to be founded on their. ruins, Let us first learn how republics are not converted into empires. That will é History does not afford an example in which a-republic, by allowing power to become more and more centralized, }. And history does not afford an inj. stance where a ®public, by annexa. tions and extensions of atthority over outlying provinces, graduated into imThe foregoing would seem, atfirst thought, to be natural methods of evo-Intion from republics into empires, but } there is nothing which a real seeker af~] ter truth so needs to guard hinisell. against as-accepting as true things which only seem to be true at a first -glance, and it is because people are prone to do this that demogogues are able to mislead the multitude to their of Tt was not until the several states of Greece had so warred against each other that the Greeks: had become disheartened with thebelief that they would never again be at peace with themselves that the spirit of imperialism resulted in the founding of the MaceThe wars of Marius and Sulla reduced the republic of Rome to faction and anarchy so that the people were glad to da away with pretended self-government that they might enjoy security undez The quarrels of the petty states of Italy and the want of order and security everywhere furnished the foundation for United Italy under the imperial sovereignty of Victor Emmanuel. } <The anarchy of Marat and Robespierre was the foundation upon which The ineffectual attempts of the English people to preserve order and give safety to. life and property amid the contending factions of Independents, sand Royalists made Cromand finally restored Charles II to the throne of his murdered This has been the course of history through all the ages and so will run ita The first step in putting down anarchy is to make some strong man dictator and the next is to make that dictator Itis mob law that engenders imperialism and when, under attempted selfgoverment, social order is sacrificed to mob law a dictatof is soon found and the crowning of that dictator king may Af-the. dictator be not crowned king he becomes such in fact and im. perialism reigns in the habiliments of a Tt-is so in Mexico where the will of President Diaz is* the supreme law of the Jana. His has been the master hand . , that brought order out of chaos in that jong distracted land and if, unhappily, povernment under bis wise administraton has set been by the Mexican people it has been most fortunztely for the The pretended republics of Central ard South America alternating between dictatorships apd: anarchy are unstable A country can grow in population, the arts may flourish and Wealth may . accumulate while a determined war is ‘waging against some other country if enly there can be order and security at ‘ity of a dictatorship ani, if possible, Netherlands waged thetr sanguinary was with Spain that marked the gold.en.-age-ofDutch~painting and letters and made the cities of Holland the financial -and . industrial centers of Europe. . France prospered as she had not before . during tke Napoleonic wars, and the northern states of this republic increased in. wealth and population while ‘putting down the greatest insurrection in human history. There is ng-load which a brave people cannot carry if only they can have at home, peace, security and the orderly . reign of law, and when these essentials can not be had otherwise there is nearly always. some ambitious, forcefal, magnetic man avho will undertake to Is always with you ; stay —ON THE— Installment Plan, your contract. M. THE. HOME-MARKET with it. We have been’in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of Building Houses ; We ZU And we are still at it. Call and learn our terms before letting L. & D. MARSH. secure them through the instrumentalperpetuate them ‘through. the instrumentality of a dynasty. * * # Where, then, are we to look for the real imperialists? for those who ‘ put peril?” for those who make the issues which will ‘‘determine whether -or not; our children are to enjoy those blessed privileges of. free government which’ ‘have made the United . States great,’ ; prosperous: and “nonored ?”” { The real imperialists are those who, neek to breed those. passions and prejudices, those enmities and jéealousies’ ‘which make men restive under the restraints of law, which incline them to “‘take the law into their own hands,” as they call it, in order to right wrongs that they suffer, or fancy they suffer. The real imperialist is he who preaahes the doctrine of hate, who seeks to make the wage carner believe that the rich have no other purpose than to plunder the poor, who strive by a carping criticism of goverment to bring it into reproach beZore the people, who seek to divide society into classes and array tlass against class for the advance of their own political ends—these are the real imperialists. * *# @ And where are such as these to be found? Certainly notin the Republitan party. Not a Republican orator tyill, in. this campaign, be a hurler of firebrands into the midst of any assemblage of citizens. Not a single Re publican. writer will be found appealing. to passion or prejudice. Not one of them will dip his'pen in gall in order to write bitterness inte the hearts of his readers. Can the @: umpions of Mr. Bryan say asmuch? ‘Why, every specch that he delivers is a covert appeal to the antipathies rather than to the reasons of men and his fellows upon the stu@ap are but echoes of their imperial master. Such is the fatuity of the human understanding that sume millions of most excellent citizens will cast their ballots for Mr. Bryan in the forthcoming election, -but they will not. vote alone. With them will stand every voter in this republic who finds the restraint of law irksome, every voter who wishes to abolish the existing order and substitute another for it, every avarchist, every man who condones assassination for political ends, every, man whose. love for’ Grover Cleveland turned to hate on the duy that he overcame the mob in Chicago and established ordgy with force of arms. In short, there is not @ single real imperialist in this republic who, having the right of ‘suffrage and opportun ty to exercise it, will not cast his ballot on the 6th.of Novembor tor William Jennings Bryan. The writer will not aver that the election. of Mr. Bryan would pave the way for imperialism, as no sanely reasonable man will aver that the election republic, but the forces of imperialism are with Bryan, not McKiuley. The seeds of. imperialism were sown in the Wiurdner riots, in the great streetcaz strike at St. Louis, in the fury of the mob at Akron; Ohio, in every instance where the law is overridden and the officers of the Jaw aré overcome by mob violence, and. every.member of every mob will vote, if he vote at all, for William J. Bryan. The people of. America Jove liberty and respect law, and the danger from anarchy, and a resultant imperialism, is not great; but wliatever there is of” such risk lies in the ‘elec ion “of Mr,. Bryan, not in the election of. Mr. Mc Kinley. China boasts a breed of dog which Is virtually known in @ll occidental lands, The “sleeve puppy.” as the tiny creature is styled, is so diminutive that it can with ease be carried in the baggy 5 Tt was the eighty years in which the i oere earner + ea * our most cherished institutions in great . . § of Mr. McKinley will result in estab. lishing an empire on the ruins of this . Insist’ upon ving the Jor dan “AAAI fae-Outlery only. tam Don’t be a a) Clam” and take msome substi tute because a little cheaper The best al ways costs less Sh Ze in theend. For [cue sale by W. D. _— \VINTON and other leading eil ers. wis a Ex. & E"*. Xu. All Material for Good Lumber at CGOOF EXE Will Furnish you Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL. reasonable rates. NO——= Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. yee YOUR PLUMBING DOME AAS AAS TEAS TE TE TE TE If not don't fail to call on N. F. HOWELL Expert. Plumber. PORCELAIN BATH TUBS E PATENT CLOSETS romana PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, sh Limes Lemons Oranges Bananas Just Received atj Peerless Saloon. Fy4ve PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, I am ,prepared tofurnish to my customers the \ Finest Wines . Liquors and Cigars, All my old friends and all the new onés who call will be treated ina courteous mah ber. HENRY W. RICH. ED. T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. Beds, Lounges, Mattresses, Chairs, ete., made over and MADE AS GOOD AS NEW, ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come and see me when you want anyth in this line. nything E. T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad dC Nevada City, Cal. and Commercial, In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROs. Have moved into their new quarters on Commercial street and invite all their former patrous to call see them. They will cake it it a point to serve the finest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. the Br cp ey , phn iekvons. ete. sleeve of the, Chinese overgarment. . a ‘ sie <a ¢ ~ Pe sorae Becee e SSO to pC eee eet Tegler's Candy Ractory. "#5¢s:: Mie Xs free of charge and the

Narn M, M, orn mn 10. 1. 9 rites M ornia, the ° oT the =. + illiaan eT Ae nae rhia, the ectio: “0 nm 26, ieneral egister. Pe A Soa et Al THR id notice ip su . Fwill . uiperior a. City 1900, si Sete Lo prove cultiacon of ‘gins, of xon, of Novey, tister. y rot the f Cathe ‘Of and © said necester the © said « Kitts Me Ctal , actio ? JOnU y rh. yy. et, mn a or CS Pig De ae ‘ +2 tovname fOmo, . OF the Stock formerly Belonging to eo Grimes, Comer Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Cal. JMB MONARCH, OF QAIKUAND. Having this ay ori reBiwed ths stock consisting ofClothing, Furnishing _ Maria Grities, we will well rt THE ENTIR"Store closed i in gor to arrange stock. ‘Will open Saturday, August 25th. Come early; come all, Be 7K.. ‘RAIFORD, Manager. went -P.S—Our Motto: “The Monarch: Always theiCheapest. Goods, Hats, Boots, ‘Shoes, Quilts, Blankets, “Trunks, Valises, also Fixtures, Good Will, Etc., from Mrs. oO Cc K AQT EXACTLY HALF ‘PRICE! We will make this one of the largest and grandest sales Nevada City ‘ever, had. D. AYMAN, Of Oakland, Manager. = — Ga RED Sooo, OE. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. ~ yourselves. 2 Aaa ne you aS want some Shoes for the children. We have them—good fitters, goody wearers “and moderate “prices. Also aS fine a selec‘tion. of Ladies’ and gentlemen’s Shoes as.can be found anywhere. Prices as low as _ the lowest for the same grade Of shoes. Call and see -for No trouble to show our-shoes. Repairing neatly ‘done. fee PLANING MILL...+ RICE as LEWIS, Prop’s. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. :oul tin >» drackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Ottice and StoreiFixtures, i ‘Turnin, House-Trirhinitn, Fancy Grill Workta Speciatty. ES. » Getnou sticn es on any oe of tg sare on yu mar. ee “Plans Drawn for Neat-and: ‘50. CENTS A WEEK: “ Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for S0cents a week or $2a month. Eac. additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Pay. ebleinvariably in advance. Lost. The naturalization papers of, of: Wilhelms} ¢ é Camer, his homestead papers ‘and plat of township 17 N, a small book marked C. R. Hin, some papers and accounts against John Nettleship, and accounts of C. Galaith. The finder will please return to Go. GRISsEL. se 6-lw. New Bootblack Stand. ; Froth now on the» itoshinake stand can be Ouiid iiuside the National Barber shop, in‘stead. of on the sidewalk,: as formerly. It will be in charge of an experienced polisher, WM. WALTERS oc cack ee For Sale, 3 ‘. Grai-, alfalfa and first crop Of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, W. A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. : House and Lot Por Sale.ATroom housr, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern ; » “improvements and a@ bath: * Apply to GEO. A GRAY. au 3i-tf Lost. ‘A liver and white pointer dog, Answers information as to where$a bouts will be thankfully received by Gro. D OWNEY. ett sR nrg . All persons wishing to vote at the “Fall Election, lt not registered before during the year 1900 {must régister by 3 pyapplication’ . east. Office or or one of the Registering Députies. For Sale. ‘A fresh miloh cow “\s offered for lelphe Enguire of Ben Rosé, Rush tore ee istration at: once; in order to Situation n Wantede, iy kowek By a 'ady todo light bouse_ work, _Sumain wages. App'y at office of Union Hotel. a6.. 7S Ade Gnd athe Singer Bowleg Machines Sold.and rented ony easy, terms, in! ‘yeex ohana “for: wood, * ng ta roe ak hand machines All makes of machines from $5.00 up. repaired and parts kept in stock. Qf fice at Bovey Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St. GEO. W. REEES, sole agent for Nevada ADEN, ae oe s. Cent Cigar voters should apply for Reg_ (ee It.is important’ that ratte the work. su ¥ ARBOGAST, si adi ini] :Connty Clerk. LBADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine cauee crasseceeeresselovada Clty Cal a. at ae we es mtr House and Lot For Sale, My property on Washington street, just ~ el of the city limits, ffered for sale New iti ood well, fruit bagi ape sickness. Apbly to or address. W J. Evans, Nevada City. P.O. Box 860, D sf 3 To Voters). }Our Customers EeiW. SCHIUDT,. ) Broad St., Next Door above Theatre. . . Doore. oe Nevada City Grass Valley PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE “uioiy ® I frame all: kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. Que: 0 _ ALVAH N. MORGAN.. . PRED 0. WOLE . Morgan & Wolf, Dentists. Broad Street, Nevada City. fr at . u Feeth: Extracted Without Pain. Office’ Ho urs—9 toi2a. M., and Ito 5 P.M. * 2 s =. *. ei ‘Hotel ~ RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has been cdnipletely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MEALS, .-», = 28 CENTS ROOMS, = ~ 25 and SO CENTS A share of the public nina anaes is odie: Cor. Broad and Union Streets, _. “Take the Cake” 3 3. Because they like it and know that itis pure. Try some of.it and share their CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. knowledge. If you go to the Picnic THE POPULAR, H. GLOVELAND. ProoICEr ICE! THE HEVADA CITY ICE» £0. I ed to serve Toe daily to ait'parte. oftown. Prompt ee quer anteed. Leave your w CORCORAN & ARBOGAST; » GEO. RICHARDSON , YNPERTANER, shh oe opp. City Hall: ee t m rf 3 or ar HANSEN EMBALMER. ie Grass Valley Soda Works} BROS. Proprietors of the ‘$GENTS FOT WIELAND BEER. dur Bate sy will be io Nevada ta, sip y attended to. W arzes.oa alloniors Wiehe win in fo: THE PITH OF ' POLITICS. (By Anyaur J, Prnissury.) While this solicitude is not taking These causes are not far to seek. * & *& relieve our minds of a load of care. finally merged-into*an empire with monarch‘ on the throne instead ® of presidentin the executive chair. § perialism. own advantage and the public injury. * # #«# Assurcdey ‘was ever the mother monarchy: donian empire. . an empire founded by Julius Cesar. Napoleon built his empire. well. dictator father. courge So the end of time. ‘* * king. not be long delayed. pretended republic. Mexican paophé * vchewspreny ; * ¢ * home. — . Pd i ey Monarchiies. haye been established on the ruins of repulllics, and imperialism, Masquerading in the habilimenta of free government is' even now hold: ing sway over millions: of men. “These ‘are historical and verifyable facts andi justify lovers of free insti-.}. tutions in exercising a ‘keen solictitude on behalf-of a liberty that they love and of the perpetuity of institutions . ” which they hold dear. right dizection when it permits ambitious petifogogers to create panics bycrying ‘wolf’ at the spectre of imperialism it may properly prompt lib erty-loving and patriotic man to study well the history of republics in order ta determine those causes which led empires to be founded on their. ruins, Let us first learn how republics are not converted into empires. That will é History does not afford an example

in which a-republic, by allowing power to become more and more centralized, }. And history does not afford an inj. stance where a ®public, by annexa. tions and extensions of atthority over outlying provinces, graduated into imThe foregoing would seem, atfirst thought, to be natural methods of evo-Intion from republics into empires, but } there is nothing which a real seeker af~] ter truth so needs to guard hinisell. against as-accepting as true things which only seem to be true at a first -glance, and it is because people are prone to do this that demogogues are able to mislead the multitude to their of Tt was not until the several states of Greece had so warred against each other that the Greeks: had become disheartened with thebelief that they would never again be at peace with themselves that the spirit of imperialism resulted in the founding of the MaceThe wars of Marius and Sulla reduced the republic of Rome to faction and anarchy so that the people were glad to da away with pretended self-government that they might enjoy security undez The quarrels of the petty states of Italy and the want of order and security everywhere furnished the foundation for United Italy under the imperial sovereignty of Victor Emmanuel. } <The anarchy of Marat and Robespierre was the foundation upon which The ineffectual attempts of the English people to preserve order and give safety to. life and property amid the contending factions of Independents, sand Royalists made Cromand finally restored Charles II to the throne of his murdered This has been the course of history through all the ages and so will run ita The first step in putting down anarchy is to make some strong man dictator and the next is to make that dictator Itis mob law that engenders imperialism and when, under attempted selfgoverment, social order is sacrificed to mob law a dictatof is soon found and the crowning of that dictator king may Af-the. dictator be not crowned king he becomes such in fact and im. perialism reigns in the habiliments of a Tt-is so in Mexico where the will of President Diaz is* the supreme law of the Jana.. His has been the master hand . , that brought order out of chaos in that jong distracted land and if, unhappily, povernment under bis wise administraton has set been by the Mexican people it has been most fortunztely for the The pretended republics of Central ard South America alternating between dictatorships apd: anarchy are unstable A country can grow in population, the arts may flourish and Wealth may . accumulate while a determined war is ‘waging against some other country if enly there can be order and security at ‘ity of a dictatorship ani, if possible, Netherlands waged thetr sanguinary was with Spain that marked the gold.en.-age-ofDutch~painting and letters and made the cities of Holland the financial -and . industrial centers of Europe. . France prospered as she had not before . during tke Napoleonic wars, and the northern states of this republic increased in. wealth and population while ‘putting down the greatest insurrection in human history. There is ng-load which a brave people cannot carry if only they can have at home, peace, security and the orderly . reign of law, and when these essentials can not be had otherwise there is nearly always. some ambitious, forcefal, magnetic man avho will undertake to Is always with you ; stay —ON THE— Installment Plan, your contract. M. THE. HOME-MARKET with it. We have been’in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of Building Houses ; We ZU And we are still at it. Call and learn our terms before letting L. & D. MARSH. secure them through the instrumentalperpetuate them ‘through. the instrumentality of a dynasty. * * # Where, then, are we to look for the real imperialists? for those who ‘ put peril?” for those who make the issues which will ‘‘determine whether -or not; our children are to enjoy those blessed privileges of. free government which’ ‘have made the United . States great,’ ; prosperous: and “nonored ?”” { The real imperialists are those who, neek to breed those. passions and prejudices, those enmities and jéealousies’ ‘which make men restive under the restraints of law, which incline them to “‘take the law into their own hands,” as they call it, in order to right wrongs that they suffer, or fancy they suffer. The real imperialist is he who preaahes the doctrine of hate, who seeks to make the wage carner believe that the rich have no other purpose than to plunder the poor, who strive by a carping criticism of goverment to bring it into reproach beZore the people, who seek to divide society into classes and array tlass against class for the advance of their own political ends—these are the real imperialists. * *# @ And where are such as these to be found? Certainly notin the Republitan party. Not a Republican orator tyill, in. this campaign, be a hurler of firebrands into the midst of any assemblage of citizens. Not a single Re publican. writer will be found appealing. to passion or prejudice. Not one of them will dip his'pen in gall in order to write bitterness inte the hearts of his readers. Can the @: umpions of Mr. Bryan say asmuch? ‘Why, every specch that he delivers is a covert appeal to the antipathies rather than to the reasons of men and his fellows upon the stu@ap are but echoes of their imperial master. Such is the fatuity of the human understanding that sume millions of most excellent citizens will cast their ballots for Mr. Bryan in the forthcoming election, -but they will not. vote alone. With them will stand every voter in this republic who finds the restraint of law irksome, every voter who wishes to abolish the existing order and substitute another for it, every avarchist, every man who condones assassination for political ends, every, man whose. love for’ Grover Cleveland turned to hate on the duy that he overcame the mob in Chicago and established ordgy with force of arms. In short, there is not @ single real imperialist in this republic who, having the right of ‘suffrage and opportun ty to exercise it, will not cast his ballot on the 6th.of Novembor tor William Jennings Bryan. The writer will not aver that the election. of Mr. Bryan would pave the way for imperialism, as no sanely reasonable man will aver that the election republic, but the forces of imperialism are with Bryan, not McKiuley. The seeds of. imperialism were sown in the Wiurdner riots, in the great streetcaz strike at St. Louis, in the fury of the mob at Akron; Ohio, in every instance where the law is overridden and the officers of the Jaw aré overcome by mob violence, and. every.member of every mob will vote, if he vote at all, for William J. Bryan. The people of. America Jove liberty and respect law, and the danger from anarchy, and a resultant imperialism, is not great; but wliatever there is of” such risk lies in the ‘elec ion “of Mr,. Bryan, not in the election of. Mr. Mc Kinley. 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