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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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IF BRYAN WERE PRESIDENT. Croker: Thats proper, Williiim; dont forget to feedthe tiger.—From the Imiuircr (Ihiladclphia). 290 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REI^IEIV OF REI^IEIVS. v,A^TT.^itl®^ rf*^:^.
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to prove that a certain course oughtto be taken in the Philippines be-cause it is being taken in Cuba.Each situation should be judged onits merits. Some one remarked, rather wittily,the other day, that the paramountissue of the campaign had come tobe the question, What is the para-mount issue? The Republicansare evidently determined to holdMr. Bryan to the 16-to-l question.As the Pioneer-Press puts it, thefree-silver dog positively refuses tobe lost. Mr. Nelan, of the NewYork Herald, evidently wishes tomake it plain, also, that the free-silver baby is quite too vociferousto be successfully deserted. Everyindividual voter must, of course,make up his mind as to the relativeurgency of the question under dis-cussion in the campaign. IMPERIAL. BRYANS HEART BLEEDS FOR THE FILIPINO. The constitutional right of the Filipino to shoot holesthrough the flag appeals so strongly to Br/an that he doesnot want to hear the appeal of hundreds of thousands ofnegroes in the Southern States who are beng

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