New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
Seventy -ff,h-st Many applications for member
ship have already been received
VIEWS OF SENATOR DUBOIS
CANADA WILL ULTIMATELY BE An
NEXED. HE SAYS.
HEARTILY IN FAVOR OF THE NICARAGUA CANAL
AND THE HAWAIIAN CABLE-PLANS Or
THE SILVER MEN.


Senator Frederick T. Dubois of Idaho. was In the
CITY recently He is in favor of free silver and he
was the latest addition to the little colony oil Tree
silver Senators who were at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Despite the unusual number OF silver Senators mat
were in the city during the last week. each one
Individually asserted that his presence In the city
had no significance and that he ignorant 81 any
concerted plan the part of the silver men 10 meet
or transact any business in New-York. senator
Dubois In talking OF the outlook for silver sald
you Eastern people seem to have implah'eu IN
your heads the idea that il ia the West alone the
silver producing States. that are demanding Ie6is-
lation that il favorable TO silver. That idea Is
wrong The silver sentiment is almost as strong IN
the East as the West, and is steadily growing
will make the statement. and know whereoi
speak that seven out OF ten people right mere IN
the Empire State in favor OF silver.
Senator Dubois was asked IL there was any truth
in the rumor that the silver men were negotiating
for the purchase Of a paper In New-forK 70 voice
their sentiments. He said:
Il have heard talk about that. and negotiations
NAV have been carried on. but do not think the
silver men will buy paper. IL is not necessary
Free silver literature is being sent through the East
and the people are thinking this question out Tor
themselves and will arrive at conclusion ih1e-
pendent Of newspaper instruction
Speaking OF the probable course OF the SILVER men
in the next Congress. Nj Dubois said
II don't think the silver men can do anything II
they should enac, any legislation in Congress frsi-
dent Cleveland would veto IT, There Is one thins
sure and that is are done trimming. There VIII
he no moro Sherman acts. more Band acts
n, more purchasing Of silver. The silver meA are
strong enough to stand or their own resources no"
and there will be no more makeshifts or com
promises | don't know how the House VIII stiho
next session. ! am not botherine about that out
do know that the Senate is all right. ana We VIII De
heard from.
silly lea
ho,isvo that the West Is in sore straits. There IL
no douh, hut that the West has been having nara
times The suffering, though, IS not as oad as mas
been reported Take. FOR ingtancc. my state mere
IS not a poorhousc in Idaho aud not person hN'nS
on municipal. county or state charity Every one
tnat Will work can got employment AZ fair "'ses.
The country 10 building up and the population Is IN
cr.tsug That fact Is demonstrated 10y me vote AZ
the last election. This vot" was an incr''@' ''
twenty-five per cent tho vote At thu Pf'S''h''
election two years ago. and a Presidential ''''''"
always polls the hcav.,s: vote Of any H.'''''A ID"
silver mines not A. acrv" as tnty "''' ""''
f,rlnlc. Is rather at a discount with wheat a. -
cons. bn.he, and other staples in a ratio. But
n. no nlc are economic ~ and looking after th'm
solves and hoping FOR a revival % business. "mch
VII surely come.
senator Dubois docs n0; 'ou IN tho Views ~ son
atars Cul.om and Fly concerning td'i u" SUI.
..Nv +ynnpithi,s arc hcltilv with the CUBAN .n-
,ur-cI With oppression and taxation mf" ''''
.i.tl. island EI, ., u,' mink that .hc n'''I
States wants 70 tax Cuot In ~" first place. 'A'
.s %, Years behind ~ ln civilization. IN" on} "Ay
a. r,iild bring nor ur ~ ON sffu4tTl NIilI '' ~
.,io,iZ1;i,n That coul hardly Dee ~ 'i'l J
sNtlII Ike TO $50 tuuA attain hcf lnirpfH Ten
am. cs.AhIsh q republic Ihef" ar" ""'iEH %.''
mo. There men WHO have been c1Jca''I in tA"
United state AMI who have .b"ra ana br@1f H',-.
fh.f could give cuba good government lR'n i"'
United Stalcs should look after tnt miami .19.,
Inn we don't want 10 the isiandf the
s,ruc policy / think should be adopted f'wnt'
Hawaii regret that the American Vr1tH .nrhtr
,,as ever wIihIraNn ana should TX" - -" % re-
b,nts / D. mink that ought - nave cab
4, HAWAI- That would CIV" W. . grip n me j. ''il'
ocean Then | heartily favor th" Nl'Hasu'h '"t'.
"A. tvli ala that yet and = W. o." q Ei'i' : -
f,r THIS g .vcrum.n' Then nc great question ~ il
~. question of the future. j. Canada u u tAnh1'
latin, 3. ne-,in. a par % thr ini'"i state !
dr., -ot D.. ..v. ln securing the annexation by c'n-
;. "A a, built w IS men who nave g'n" over -"
I'm. from me United states IN" no countries
would tu.fgt naturally as waters .l'''-
l.e Tn, people NJ both ntilus are ryWPithrr'
mi f.vo Common Interests The time viii come
,,,.r ,h.. orp1rtunl.y Viii arts" ana vi, event.
uaI... own iae who.e northern h'msph"r" h'ith ~
r. spclkne OF the Aanci incident" senator
II mink the firing on an American vessel VAS
dan. hastily arl . severe reNuke should p" al
,u,ai,irreI indorsol what secretary Gresham
dl lut see since President t.ev"tr mas re-
firucd matters have simm'rc1 down somewhat.
In Ices not look "a 4 the Administration "ouH DO