The sun., 1892-10-09
EDUCATIONAL F0UNDRIES
-, IMPRESS POLITICAL TENETS on
the POPULAR MIND.


u ,,t,rm.t,ou 10 Gu,S. Tb.r
"' ,,,r po,,,,.., M.., a..
in
Means "'
rn. ,dr rolitcal leaders say that this Is a
,,,icn Of education. and they have estab-
,,h,a ,oundrics and are turning out oduca-
.', !, great hunks and wads-by the yard.
", ,r ton. in any quantity that may DO de-
.ia,, Tlcy call thcso foundrios literary bu-
o,,s and they have put in tho brightest mon
.,,,,o, 0ra TO work for them for superin-
I,,,a Mr. william {. Whitney conceived
.,a,,nrcrol outlines OF tho work for tho Dem
,ra,i, ,curiry and Mr.. Clarkson for the Re-
,.IIlr,n. Mr.. Whitney turned his conception
'.r,o Josiah Quincy Of massachusetts, and Mr..
nn,rcyrrurcs os the founder OF the Democratic
Lii, orn,on moulder or education foundry
~, lmincy is young man. He appointed
,ni ynhn Tracy MIR l. II. Weeks. Mr.. William
,,."h.r Dr. Grimm. Mr.. W. $. McAllister. and
sayc,nl other gentlemen teachers. Col. Tracy
!, III. r,nn who has all to do with the news
.,nar mon and with the educational news
Tho Colone! Is '"",, aJ ne
las been running 'oi''i,"l euuen'ion VI, 'oIh"Hes
for some time He ran tho one in Chicago that
helped 10 h,'"'. a,i,,, $50 80 "
great deal about a eampalEn education foun-
Il, hat
dfy'u"' ,h, favored f,w who know onvthInc y ohont
Only 'ho 'a'V'vu ~" An. az, ."'ns "pUu' ~,
rs workings or what matter 1t turns out. The
r'rp,i' sy"rn, ~ ,'I ]cw ,' " ' ''' "t0N0''''
VI TTarin r"I wi,b Mr. ouincys ,c,chc-s oc,no,,v
furnish ,wo.,htrds Of tho Democratic political
.,,,,,, ,,n,,cr that Ia nr;ntel In tho I-n,t.d
1''"'pH - -. - >o NV"
Thirds of the matter print cd in The Sun or in
INV of IN, other very great n,wspnnors hnt
any =. ~" s,u, 49,, T., l,.! no"spap'ls. uu' m
raIers in tho small cities and in tho towns
md villages they furnish all that is printed.
so the average OF two-thirds Is made. To
gather together all this educational matter
r., Tracy has Young men who mnla n husi.
ness OF travelling about and looking at hotel
ocra of prominence they send their card to
him and then they invite him in tho most dis
That's the beginning of tho end. The man.
, es""fs". atres's ." ene invitation. Sol. Tracy
swan,hG; IL tms man hhppens to have bust
.ss az It as u bs Il. T. pernitted to
Inout ,ho place OF particular interest that is
1"n," I, r.sts 3 MN I'M IN ith fI it%cXs room The
min, minutes, time that man ma is seated at Q desk
VIVA @ stenoErapner ny ms side and is telling
t HUoEI s peal a. pt tfbry In MS at OF
vote Of h1w the people stand 70 on the tariff
question: q % now tney maze me Force hill. and
ths the k1 Ia Inc @ 'nIepy'ew is TGst b compee md
tthen lhe man may 20: inc stehograrher
hust!es over to TYPEWRITER. hnd probnhly be-
nns ,ore Tue man is on. w. OF NE Dniidlng dozen or
out on a table; and the newspaper men who
come IN heip themselves.
SGI In Gnif IN 9ns men Tno are brought to
get interviewed. No man who is competont to
~ epeaS an, On to.i.iSs anu WHO may TEL. something
WthHat seans COZ Tracy. fo" and me ne nalahS whS
sees onl. Tracy ls sorry fer 1t atterward. Or
rathsrs So} thra III inns way the Colonel
SscSme t3 ,1 take thew & only part Tables
s NS, s ,or nm b and ne may M h sort out
aSna Col Tracy sends
teHdsH' {" ths Colonel is the
eS'a sna mhsD Il has nnwthinr m zee:
I pu1Ns 9Th the Colonel provides typewrittee S m ten
saMeation Besd es His ntsrvi"a snL o ot
ments are sent North' Fast Sonfh am and Waat
10 the greater pewspnners. SO that tbev r"ach
fhem trfore the New York na mars oot - toWn
4 column a dav OF tHase are s.nt ~ t"Mai Th;ni
teacher next to Col Tracy is William Drehe;.
sduratjnn to un &c no 1i"'"S M 20 u. po'i.ral
Of tbs rounrv NJ ,oo heSy III 'nrSuS parts
Connsceu me aw ersev ,n Sew AorH n
a rH
NJ. Dreher doesn't 20 much m ;ntarviaws i a.
He collects facts with poIitirai Eearinv stnrias
OF strikes rpiuctjoos in wapns iattars frnrn
prominent Eenuhiicans who .,ro 1nin~ 70 votn
tho Democrat Ia tirk az oraat Sneachaus ~ oro
men like San ,tor iii nrd revi.ws ~ th, ~, it
ton everywhere nv AmnS I i'nm minDS NJ
Dreher irnjsi,s siv roinmnS maai.s' "''
Next in imDortanre ia Mr Nc AiiiStar ubo ia
responsibo ior th. nducotioc ~ tha so,th ~" H
devoted his attenti"n ~ tha Enr,a XII nS ~
ten W,aver and Ganrgin 1nSa S ~ I'm, III. n unu
cratic majority Eyerv bnrn an, ,yarv famoa
and every store in thr south ia ~. .Gov oreS
with cartoons Of noiiticaj sinnine.naass Ea
parer in the South has cartnnnsanj &c ti,G.H
with political ednnotio, s.nt th "mu ~ 10 nlap Ky
Tracy bv mail or Iv nrnress ThnIa h uy ~
leye that thu rasuIt in Genrgin We inrno,
due 10 the continnad annI;onna -" Nav WE WE iatEey
tion. 1s;io frnm, a. ,b p''anee % VI tnls euuca-
done b. these educatmrs t"s'1pur thnv MMora Mavs
sent broadcast many millions or namnhe
day they vii, SEMI n,snv mvW rn,iior NTH electlon
Among the rlocrrlnnts nra a t. Ivy HWY.
Kevente: Menorn "a a. 7 ihartv = ir tnIt,i ior
tho Force Bill Eimin Snnh,r$, an.rMiySiI .ry oI
SPEECHES. Cirvnion'i's To IN II es ~ iLhIe
Languages: Cod Tn.ts Sanatnr ~ faEe ii;E c ~ rife
The Arch Enomv - oIr. II. II. III. a.' : oITrech'
B! Means, Thers -, y. ara I,ano, nat !ne force
and more re nnins, i.s,nJ nm. nm ntnets.
than all tnrSo .h',,n ;a .i' 'I"S. nlehteI
book for which nwrut ~ n ,a - ne @ .an pa.sn teAt
It contains r,nro ioct ~ ~ "so,e , nt,nH.
any otner hook ~ its o Siya r.; ha WI i.I' 'tan
Tracy said -, a. ni-e ~ t'le woiiu.. 'ol.