New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-06
MR.. FLOWERS ROSY DREAM.
AN OPTIMISTIC TALK FOR PUBLICATION.
THE GOVERNOR PREDICTS a GREAT BUSINESS
BOOM. AND DOES NOT SEE WHAT MKINLEY
CAN TALK ABOUT-ANXTOUs FOR A RE-
NOMfNATION-LIKE MAYNARD. HE
REJECTS SOME GOOD ADVICE.
REJECTS SOME GOOD ADVICE.
10y TELEGnAPH TO TIE TRlBUygJ

REJECTS SOME GOOD ADVICE.
TIE TRIBUSEJ
Saratoga, Aug. st was David g. Hills GUS
tom when Governor to save the Democratic State
Conventions the brain trouble OF putting together
the party platform upon which the Democratic
donkey was to stand that year. The platform
was riveted together in the Executive Chamber
at Albany and thence expressed In charge Of the
trusty private secretary Of His Exceency TO the
city village which to have the felicity Of
entertaining Democratic state Convention. and
there was meokly adopted as It's own by a sub
servent committee on platform and then by the
convention Roswell p. Flower, 1t would appear,
following the example II his predecessor. Is al
ready engaged in writing the platform Of the ap-
preaching Democratic state Convention. He said
to The Tribune correspondent to-day:
There is one PLANK which is going In the
Democratic state platform this year If have
my way. and had just lief you would tele
graph to The Tribune about it now. and that Is
"A plank giving the solemn pledge OF the Demo-
cratic party that it will not pass another tariff
bin IN twenty years"
And So You cxpec, Congress will pass the Will
son Tariff hnl?' said the corresponient
WONDERFUL THINGS PREDICTED.
"Oh. yes" said the Governor brlskiy. the VIII
son bill will be through Congress in week or
So AMI signed by President Cleveland. and then
you are s"'"S I" ''e '"' S'''''9' '"'
prosperity inc country ms 'N'' i
"' '"'"S'n"S "' "'"''' "'''" 90 VI N'''' W."
be taken out u bond money lockcd up in the
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IS settled ior many years I'D come ~ '"'''1'
how IN" tnrln question Is s"''eI. business men
are going . DE content me HepuoN''h parry
Is not gong 10 max" any p'"'." '"p''n "' mn'
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state platform thlS year assuring the ""S''''SS
man that. So f1r aS N" Democratic party is con-
cornod the t,rl0 shall not BE- disturbed and bus-
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rates ior ~ I''~' t"'"H years
WONDERS WHAT NKINIEY WILL. SAY.
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WIN the 'ailH question ou' 'i 'n' way u"
not sec what our Republican brethren are going
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IN" iafin. gone. NJ. Kinney m'N'. d" al
dress AZ tho CavDga County fair In Auburn on
son,.r,h.- : A. b. will sneak to the farmers
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No may "i''' h's f''''''hH 10 "F'''"'''''' '"'''
bu' II ne should touch rp'n the tariu VIII reply
g him on the following day at IN" same place
'h"t - "' 'n' O"yuS" county '''' az 'up"'"
nor '''"s
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II" has accepted an invitation ~ tho Repub-
i,c,, ! ,,gu. ci,hs =, ,rok... nm address ON that
we'll 'h"i ii u" '""'"'S upon 'n' '''''' ''''"
I shall have an opportunity 20 reply - him az
th.. I.rlocr,ti,. stat. Convention But It seems
o., ,,. ,h,, ur v.Ki,l.v ,viu ,r,1,a ,f'.r tho
.is , ,h ,tr -, y,i,b tho tariN nuas,ion
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>- .o ,r, sat, is.,,cs ,,r,n which th.v
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thousands II w1rkingmen ar" out of work.
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said Governor Flower checrfully since the de-
pressing Influences "' ''''i "E'''''" VIII "'''
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II will be perceived that m" Governor Is opu-
,,stic IN his feelings or at least prctcnds 10 BE-
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go WIZ" '''N'"s ''' P""'''
The other Democratic leaders thlik the
Cov.rnnr's attitude is a good deal Ike that Of
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his courage whle ii'SltE " gravy H''' '"'''
isn't Democratic politician here ~ any com
manding position who will say that he believes
sincerely that the Democratic party can carr
,h S,,te The Democratic business man and
~ r,,,,,,,, a.. ,,-,rkfurn,,u vhn f. ont Of work