Bryau's speeches teil. The enthusiasm ar...

Bryau's speeches teil. The enthusiasm aroused wherever he appears is uubounded. The Arkansas election last Alonday is a straw indicating how the south and ■west feit on the issues of the day. The deroocrats had over 60,000 rnajority over the republicans and populista, the vote showing a good increase. This is a rnajority 38,000 larger than two years ago, aad the largest ever given in that state. The law requiriug that oorporations in Michigan shall file anuual reporte with the secretary of state bits people in high places as well as others. Aniong the directors of corporatious which have failed to make reports are sorue prominent Michigan officebolders. One of thetn is Chief Justice Long, of the supreme court, who is president of the Wolverine Stone Co., and two others are Gov. Rich and exChief Justice McGrath, who are directors of the concern. Silver has not decreased in value. Gold bas appreciated in value. You cannot compare it with gold with itself. You must compare it witb other coniruodities. Land, worth 100 per acre in 1880, does not and will not sell for more than $35 to $40 per acre now. The farmer suffers this depreciation or loss. The rnoney lenders never suffer from any such depreciation. They sell the farmer out. Then they have what the farmer has paid, and bis land. That is exactly what the rioh single gold standard magnates are after. That is jast what they want. That is the reason they resort to ridicnle rather than reason and argument in discussion of the money question. - Petoskey Independent Democrat. In a speech made by William McKinley before the Ohio Republican League in 1892 he said : "We have no controversy with Great Britian or her fiscal system. She is free to adopt the one vvbich her statesnien believe will best subserve her welfare and that of her people. Each naHou must settle its own doinestic policy, each is supreme in that sphere and shonld brook do interference from tbe outside. We exercise that nndonbted fundamental right ourselves and for ourselves. " In the same speech, Major JMcinley in denoaucing President Cleveland said: "He was determined to contract the circulation medium and demonetize oue of the coins of commerce, limit tbe volume of money among the people, make rnoney scarce and therefore dear ; he would have increased tbe valne of money and diminished tbe vaiue of everything else - money the master, every ttiing else its servant. ' ' Will our republicau brethren teil us f "AlcKinley was an anarchist in 1892.