The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-08-18
NEW YORK LETTER.
Nsw Yoax, August 4th. 1893.

NEw YoRg, August 4th. 1898.
The leading feature Of the business 81
uation during the past week, has bee
the action OF the Savings Banks in de
ciding@to enforce the thirty and sixt
day rule requiring notice before none
can be Withdrawn. The great scarcit
OF currency is also another feature.
is impossible for the banks to meet th
demand for bills, and gold coin has beel
circulated in lieu Of currency. TIL,
Stock market has shown q decided i'm.
provement for the past few days ther.
being lively bull raid on Tuesday anf
Wednesday. Although things are stil
~ turbulent state, frequent evidence:
OF a revival OF confidence among the peo
pie are apparent. II the great stingen-
| cy in currency can only he relieved,
preaching session OF congress is awaited
with great interest and the hopes ol
speedy action to relieve the present dis
astrous state Of affaiss, With a strong
stimoions from the President will efso
help TO better affairs.
IL will De rendered that las, June, the
solid New York delegation 10 the demo-
cratic convention at Chisago, issued q
statement to the effect that Mr. Cleveland
could under no circumstances carry the
state OF New York. Regardless OF this
strong. brt deceivlng statement, Mr
Cleveland was nominated and futher-
more elected. carrying his state by near
ly so 600 majority. Who are the people
that made such brake in the conyen-
isu f.a L.
did not find one siagie berth for their use
by gift Of President Cleveland. In the
appointments thus made in this state.
Iatnmany Hall has been entirely ignored.
when Charles w Dayton was appointed
impression that the President had at
last recognized Tammany. But Mr Day
ton onsy joined Tammany when the
County Democracy disnanded, and the
reason Tor his joining the wigwam was
because ii was the only regular demo-
cratic organization in the county Mr.
Whitney, Mr. Grace, and Secretary Dan
Lamont were parties OF one part, and
they knew 10 whom the lucrative Office
OF Postmaster was insiustsd to. As for
the appointment of Ex-Police Justice
kilbrpth TO the CoiIectorsilsp. this was a
direct blow aimed al Dick Croker and
his braves Bit Mr. kilbreth's and Mr.
Dayton's appointments were surpri ses to
the politicians. 5ut nevertheless they are
competent and fully able TO iiIl the i'm
portant petitions TO whfeh fhsy have
been appointed. The feature of the ap-
pointmentE,i lie the fact that Mr. Cleveland
Is not recognizing Tammany a. an organ
ixation. Although. all this may lead 20
the building Of q new democratic organ
iEation IN the state, il is also n blow at
the most corrupt political combination
OF bossistn and blsekgnardism that ever
existed. The good citizens Of New York
regardless oi party. are therefore pleased
with the appointments made, 80 far by
Pr-sidept Cleveland
At last the cranks are happy. After 4
most disastrous trip in the vest. captain
~ ards "Gianss" are showing no 10 tha.
standard where they should have been
earlier in the season. The team is nos
in sixth place. having climbed up IRON
tenth place during the last two weeks, in
the Lesgue race. The secre. Of The
change Of position seems 10 he quite evil
dent. During the first part Of tie season
the team had but one pitcher ia condi-
tion, and - one time not even one catch
er 10 do the catching Bnt since Mana
ger Ward has signed the new battery.
Gesrnan and Wilson. the other pitchers,
knsie and Baldwin have got srto shape
and the chances, under these bright con-
disio1s, for winning the pennAnt are ssilI
within sight. One Of the moss closely
contested games seen this season, va.
played on the Polo grounds on wednes-
day. before crowd of nearly 5000 crauks
and rooiers- The new pitcher German
WAS 10 the box Tor New York and pitched
4 wonderful game holding The heavy bat
ting BrookIt ms Gown TO i've singles. two
of which we're scratches 4 feature Was
the Ene playing OF Parke Wilson who
caught German in mastery style and
ran bases ike veteran These young
players have jumped into popularity.
among the patrons Of the national game
in this vicinity. As TO the game. the
score remained 8 tie until the eight in
ing when good batting by Wards men
resulted in one run which vas sufficient
10 defeat New YoTk's greatest rivals BY
a score OF so in favor OF Se~ York
WM. =. H. koslsCH