The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11

l am on the UemOCrRtlC size OF lne HOUSE,. puI
msnt makes things appear to tot me. The talk
about wildcat money vas absurd, and 1m,mk
Der the times OF the wildcat money and IL ~
absurd to suggest that such conditions as
brought about that chaos could exist to-day
DISAPPOINTED. but NOT ALARMEn.
you'll have TO c!yo me little time 70 re-.
ideht John NJ. Grams Of :he National shoe and
s sea eG% Mr. a rS amy %s' o the oeatsi
lepublcans who were out in the pshocr"''c
You, don't arprohendl AM any immediate dis
as!er; Mr. Ersne asked TIE Tsr" witI Jolly
fact. don't l"ok fcf any ;r9Hoi. At az guess
as1 hc ,urnd away indicated TINT ho was lit
tic disappointed but not bit afraid
teal ar Natnn n I;amk. saii: "OH. expect that
undoubtedly everything will go along all right.
don't look for WY cnnnEH w Nr Try M ,nS
is safe. ievni.hsaded man, He is not going
to nnyhnfb ash aGnt sp1n nS with ANY
seif in politics, Ny. opinion Is Just what 1
think ron nv knowledge and the probabili
,rs stocks S to. dsy thew are stronger
than Ici1rr and SO yoT sec It Gossn purely
sed business OF the Country are soIid
Snt vG Gt the
Ss% e any party a I" S sos
come bad enough, TO ruin this country or oven
to threaten n r" Mr. cpvssland Is sS9a
Ma,ever things viii SO entirely is we'll III a ar
Mr.. Cleveland's Administrator. Never mind
what my political hopes, were. I'm telling you
iisi is not on any rc!iiica ssntmsnt. You ask
me whethSr the financial interests Of the
Mr. GleveIamds eiseti"n. and md tell You sin Simply
that believe there will DO no. change in tho
W iT 90 % aons al ysh that things
:, s... RAILROAD MEN SERENE.
President Robert N. Oily pl,ant OF tho Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company. said: Il
s tho t :"
Delaware ani, Hudson: sn%y tSrmsrly presi;;
Cempany sstd he ssc, OUGHT to Be- very very
good. il Harrison had been elected / had
sag. because we had nothing TO look forward
to. Now wo can confidently expect to see an
tmnstns to business that will beneht the rail-
President Msrtn Luhrr syksss o. the the
bearing on railroad properties. They cannot
he affected d enc way or the other. or mana,
growing crops. and the business OF tho roads
must continns. RAILROADS benefit from the
. President .. b. Ashley of the Wabash said:
The effect OF general election. or, such an
upheayal as we hayo just seen. can hardly lie
islation applies to railroads. Congress. to DC
sure. has Jnrs LECTION over commerce. between
Gn Coz Sa, law. and would he satisfied With
tho one we have i onI or two bad features
the long and short haul claus. and to the
anti-pnoling clause. The ruling on the sub;
Of ana f Se nssn Sa
Such defects as these might he cured by Con-
gress and yet the Government would retain
wholesome supervision over railroads.
PROPER ADJUSTMENT OF THE TARIFF To BE
EXPECTEp
President Thompson OF the National Lead
,he rar 1 eW When it e"mes into
power. will wisely Ieadjust the tarihs on all
manufactured articles. on the basis OF secur-
ing an adequate revenue. and undoubtedly
will give every industry the protection that it
Is entitled to. as comparable with tho cost Of
production, and TRANSPORTATION in other coun-
tries. SO long as tn. people of this country
psTssveIe IN their wise ana lust purpose IL. to
it 10 the province of Governm emit to carefully
scan the conditions and give to it's own pro.
no so4t Of ae Tat M
erai success OF the Democratic party. is in any
wise to have a tendencyto inlurc any of the
material interests OF this country"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIVIDED IN OPINION.
Mr.. Charles L. Tiffany. the jeweler. said:
the adens no Of the
narty to control, the country has acquired
u momentum under Repuhlican power which
the things they talk about tl,en business will
he interfered with. no doubt; but that is not
prosperity which the Mckinley bill insures;
Possibly they will think later. on that they had
bud efioct will be wher e" people are c"ntem.
| plating increases in business. and. believing
Sa ag %s rsns
"on cont imrrovem"mt- =. rs possible until
Mr.. {. +. huxley. President Of the Whiting
| ManufncturinG Compnny;, siversmiths. said
:" think the election will result in great in
Mr. EdwH6d HOSrok 9" the Gorsm Manu.
areadH nahy sa
tion from 1884 to 1898. and that period was a
very successful one in business. cannot see
| by more than one-haIf the people should be
looked upon as in any way threatening bust
moss interests
WHOLESALE GEocEIs CONTENT.
Mr.. Francis d. Thurber Of Thurber. Why
I've must 10 governed to some extent BY
the options Of others. and n majority OF the
putin put IN p"wsr XII the ren"rsl Conditions are
and
experienced Presidential candidates in Tho
and is noting Tor h u men to fear. This
has been shown by the fa trade. il has been
lester than last ial. although iresidcntiai
| contests generally have u depressing effect '
Mr.. Ierral!!; senior memh;er .. Of tie firm Of
ness will 60 alon: "a. we'll rs it has done. at
least. and rather expect it will improve under
| the new conditions
Mr.. Francis Il. LeSGett OF, +. II. LegGett 4
! CO. snd: II think p"ople who are worrying
! about the business OF The country cannot have
much business II their own to occupy eir
attention ana I'm Republican. too. People
vii! - On buying and selling their goods Just
the snmo us they have lsen doing. No. SIR.
we are losing no s!ccp here over the business
| sitratlon.'
Mr. Nichols o! Austin. Nichols & Co.. said /:
| Mr.. Cleveland * n perfectly safe man. and
| the Democratic party in power with full re-
sponslbiiitv and the Domocratic party on the
| slump ar. two different Affairs. Ihrre is 10
real danger. Of any overture which will
| seriously effect business. !! tho tariff is
changed it will be with due regard to the well
| faro Of the country"
Mr. E.C. Hazard Of L. c. Hazard g. Co. said:
| This talk about an injury 10 business Is all
nonsense. The Dcmncratic party Is not going
| to unsettle things. We look for no change OK
cept Improvement
| DIZZY GOODS MEN DISPOSED TO BE CAUTIOUS.