Show HIS OPPORTUNITY II No doubt president elect Mr l Wilson is telling his wife and und family that the hon honor r that has come cometo p to him is s unprecedented that he will Avill will will- have more electoral votes than titan any an president president- that over ever before I wj was was was' elected and they will Avill have ave a mutual ad admiration admira nira- nira I tion society in the family which is all right 1 1 But qt after it is over we suggest to him that he JI look over ovel the f figures carefully and he wilt wilL discover ills dis cover that he lie did not get the I popular op dar votes of the r countr country b by nearly a million which should be an intimation to him that whether his is the beginning beginning begin begin- ning nini of or a a. long Democratic rule in the United i States Sh tes or only an un unfortunate interim Avill vilI depend t on on his dom and the wisdom o of th those se near him I A few days das ago a workman in New Haven Conn onn in excavating a a. a cellar for a new building Ir where a building built building built in 1700 1790 has just bee been t tI torn I j I down found an n iron f n pot and upon opening it discovered dis dis- dis I cover covered d that it contained 1000 silver pieces The account sa says s 's the coins are ure of about 60 cents face facea value a ue but all the dates are arc about the middle of the eighteenth century century and it is believed th they r. r arc are worth much more to COlD coin collectors than their fa fade face e value If that tha runs across the eyes of or President President- I elect Wilson and h he i has the discernment to note i its its' that the face value of the coins is I 1 about t. t 60 cents and und will Avill reflect that wh when hen n the last J Democratic e administration came in iu those coins J were were worth cents each but that the legislation n L which was as passed at ut that session is what has I caused the reduction in price pric and goes to work work I I to adjust that infinite nite wl ong on a a. fair basis he heAY lC I I AY ill in find that it will Avill give his administration more strength n Ul than any ny other act he possibly ca can perThe pert per- per b t forin The rho papers have all ull b begun gun their y of who the cabinet will wil be composed of The fhe latest is that Mr lt Bryan is to h have vt ve the portfolio of ol state We charge noth nothing ng f for r advice to the hc pres' pres president elect and so soC C we advise advie him bini t to make Mr Ir nr Bryan an his secretary of the treasury and to say to hint hini in confidence Mr Bryan Br an you ou in 1896 when we all nIl thought you 1 0 were wrong n ii W v vif if you can call go to work and make ah uh arrangement with three or four foul commanding powers of the old world such sueh as France and Germany an and Austria Austrin and conic come to an in adjustment on sonic some terms to restore re ye store sil silver vcr t that hat will Avill once more equalize our om ex- ex x- x with the tI orient where about a out h half lf the people peo pIe of the tile world are arc huddled a t together and all South America so the that a way Avay p of American fl trade i c shall le be open again on a fair b basis sis with Avith all those co countries While there may mar be a growl or r r two tAvo over that arrangement if he lie will Avill but ut earl carry it through it will come e nearer electing a Democrat l I four years cars from JOW than any nii other oilier er one thing he I because the possibly can perform of silver siler was Avas brought around b by br fraud traul and brio brio- h by lV filling the land J with false fase teachers and md the friends of the measure thought the whole matter was Avas settled then there came caine up the matter of our oui exports which the orient is closed a against and the matter of exports from those countries countries' which in competition 1 with Avith the labor of this country has given to the ol orient 60 GO per pcr advantage I tage over o what wh t it was Avas went twenty t years ago o until Inow now v China Chinn and Japan can mine iron bon and coal re reduce ye- ye i duce the iron t to 0 steel send it across across the tho Pacific t tour ly our ports an and s sell ll it at nt w u a prices price i which will close c iron mine in America e every rr The lie people do llo not quite finite that Aul cl but t I they hey ought to pretty soon because Mr Wilson Vilson and Mr Mi h ROosevelt R ct have haAc ha C expressed great anxiety for the hosts of this cO country n neither o ue them has had bath the acumen to note that the that ever el was Avas directed against our oui laborers labor labor- laborI I ers is is' the menace of imports from that stifle orient and if Mr 1 li Wilson has g got t. t the ability and the integrity to put legislation in form to remove that hal menace it will Avill do more for his party than limn any man has done since sinco the lie great Avar vur |