New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

THE HARMONY ADDRESS IN AbEf AN'n'
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS CANNOT A"r|H ~
IGNORE THE CURRENCY QUESTION

,,,puONy ADDRESS IN ABEYANCE.
,<rxrrcky DEMOCRATS CANNOT AGREE TO
IGNORE THE CURRENCY QUESTION
,on,sv,,le Ky. Aug 26 (SpeclaD.-The address
,,b,cb was 20 be lNued by the Democratic STATE
Central Committee to-day calling upon t"e parry
m Ignore the currency question ana supPoi' mar
ain IN the interest Of harmony Is held IN aoey-
a,ce Chairman Long and one OF the committees
men Mr. Thompson. refusing to attach tner sigma
,,,res They may however. resign and thus permit
the pronunciamento to issue some time THIS week.
hu, Il comes too late The mischief mas been
wrought. ,
Post" the most prominent and influential Demo-
cratic afternoon paper here still refuses 10 support
Hardin To-day he said to The Tribune representa-
tive
"When IL was evident that the hard-money men
would control the recent Democratic state Ooh'eh-
ton and write the platform. General Harain' !"
response to the suggestion that he would not ac'
cept nomination hard-money PLATFORM
said. NO man Is greater than his party, ana II
certainly the duty of every Democrat TO submit 70
the will of his party. deliberately expressed ana
to accept the combined wisdom Of the whole as MS
rule of action In no other way can the organiza-
ton OF the party be secured or the best interests
Of The country be attained This was accepted IS
a pledge to abide by the action Of the conventlohi
which pledge secured his nomination, nv 81
standard plank being adopted by vote Of "a
to 2s5. ,,orw.ra he could no,
be Induced to say anything. Mr.. BLACKBURN mean;
while Carrying his canvass tor me oens a. aa
contead!nc in the face Of his utterance to the con-
trary on the floor of the Convention, ina, W w
platforrn favored free silver. on August ~ Pr
Hardin spoke Repeating his old arguments IN he,
half OF free silver saying that he "outd hys
change his opinion for crown Putting h a Sas
al the head OF the free-slver extremists ne ~;
snIit his party wide open. No opposition ticket WIZ
be nut up Hard!ns managers expect 10 gst most
of The Populists votes but this, in my JudSment.
viii not save him from defeat" rs. ,nxa,0sr /.
Emil Won Schelnitz Editor OF Ine Anzeiser,
the leading German Democratic daily paper: Upon heon
| being interviewed said: " The Anzeiger has peen
| a Democratic paper for fifty years and VIII con-
tnue TO be so long after General Hardln mas s,iS
into oblivion II ought occasion no surprise MAJ
we do not support him. because he was warned
| time and again that would not do so II ne ad-
| vocated free-silver fatism. We would not turn
orr hand over 10 gain him single vote. as tne
| Germans are a unit for sound money SATURDAY
| meeting of the State Central Committee VIII not AZ
| ali affect the German vote OF the state, wn.cn
| Hardin will lose almost sodly. AS matters now
stand I do not see how il is possible for him 10
| be elected ,,.,..,,.o ,or,i
Tonight the Republicans made legislative nom,;
nations in every district of the city. They VIII
undoubtedly elect majority OF their cand.aa'es;
At Bowling Green to-day 5000 people listened %
| Colonel Bradley