Show us the man wbo is eondemníngthe Ch...

Show us the man wbo is eondemníngthe Chicago platform on the ground that it threatens law and order, and you will show us a man who is profitÍDg by a violation of the law or is thfe paid emissary of such a man. m Wm. Jennings Bryan only spoke to 70,000 people in Detroit. Surely the "silver craze" is dying out. and if it continúes to die next week as it has in the two weeks that have just elapsed, Bryan's election will be unanimous. O, yes! the silver sentiment is dying. It is dyeing the country a silvery hue and on the 3d of November will dye the crape with which the political ambitiensof Mark Hanna's candidate will be laid away in their last resting place. This silver craze is a dyer from way back. There is a fish, it said, tbat can effect its escape by so clouding the water that it cannot be seen, and in this campaign the gold bug democrat is engaged in the business of stirring up the water while he flops over into the republican tauk. - W. J. Bryan, at Detroit. Mr. Bryan says it is not because the monopolies, trusts and corporations ot this country ai e afraid that be wiï íiot enforce tbe law and proteet life and property, that tbey are opposed to him in this struggle, but because they are afraid tbat be will niake those monopolies, trusts and corporations obey tbe law, justas every citizen in tbe humble walksof lifeis now obliged to obey it. Sound money and nrosperity is a glittering alliteration with wbich our republican hustlers sometimes vary the nionotony of their cry of McKinley and protection. Yet the elector does not need t.o be blessed with any more than the ordinary run of historica] knowledge and current information to know that we have had what they are pleased to term sound money since 1873 and that it is getting sounder and sounder with each succeeding year and yet the sounder it gets the less prosperity we enjoy. Thia government is not in danger from small law breakers. They are always punished. It is the big law breakers, the raen who think they are greater tháii the government, and even dispute authority with the Almighty, that are a menace to our iustitutions. My friends, it is the coal trust that is afraid I won't enforce the law, and the sugar trust and the Standard Oil trust, and all this horde of trusts that have violated the law and trampled upon the rights of tlie public with impunity, that know that the success of the Chicago platform means that their plying upon the public shall f ore ver cease-