New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28

but the work OF printing 100000 blanket bal
lots cannot be sefely delayed.
The literature Of the Salvation Army Is more
copous than that Of any other religious organiza-
ton and is distributed In almost all lands and
languages. The War Cry It's principal periodi-
CAL is Issued weekly In Great Britain, Canada,
the United States Belgium. Denmark, France,
Switzerland Finland. Germany Holland. Nor
way Sweden South Africa. Australia, New-Zea-
land, India and Ceylon and bi-weekly In Italy
and South America, Its aggregate circulation
being something more than half a million copies.
1t also publishes The Young Soldier" The
Social Gazette" The Musical Salvaticnist."
The Officer" besides monthly magazine en-
titled "All The World" all Of them being widely
circulated among the various communities IN
which the Army pursues its work. The best
available talent is employed ~ these publica-
lions, and they are not surpassed in merit or in
fuence for good by those Of any other religious
body General Booth believes that in battling
with the powers OF darkness and evil the printing
press Is the most effective weapon In the whole
armory Of righteousness. and he has certainly en-
ployed 1t with the same energy and ability that
he has exhibited in the rest Of MS extraordinary
work The trophies Of his great Army really out
shine those OF Miltiades and Cesar being the
emblems Of rescue instead Of destruction and II
is quite worthy OF all ts polyglot gazettes and
bulletins. numerous and widely distributed as
they are.
The Democratic harmony issue has been
withdrawn for repairs and Will not be seen or
heard Of again in this campaign.
The reports from Harvard, Yale and Prince
ton vie with each other in the dolefulness
with which they set out the weak points OF the
football teams. In spite of this. the public may
expect to some fine contests at the game
before the season Is over.
II will be 10 mankind at large that Coxey
has for some time been publishing a newspa per
at Massillon Ohio, entitled Sound Money" which
has at length become daily, and Is the lever
with which It's founder and editor expects to
move the financial world. He is not likely TO do
H. and II he is able 10 pay in sound money the
expenses Of It's publication 1t will be compare
| lively brilliant achievement. and all that can be
reasonably expected Of him. The most notable
feature Of the publication IL the secrecy with
| which It has been conducted. nobody outside Of
| Massion ever having heard Of Il before. and no
body inside caring rap for It or anybody con-
| cerned with II. COxey IL q political and social
| cocksparrow OF various and mutifarous activity,
| but he only shines in one capacity. and that Is
| as a public bore In which he exceeds all his con-
temporaries and predec. ssors. and Is likely 10
| outrank any whom posterity will have to show.
HIS paper Is OF no sort OF consequence: no more
| Is he, but he now and then claims a glance OF at
tention "imploring the passing tribute OF kick. "
, which II would be ungenerous to withhold.
Whether he Is more absurd than his handful or
| his handful more absurd than he Is a question
which may be referred to the Ohio debating So
ceties but It's decision is not OF the slightest In
| terest 10 anybody
| Registration is completed. and week Of
| the campaign remains. Let II be week of
hard work crowned with a glorious victory
next Tuesday
The oodness with which he has been re-
ceived In his own State must impress forcibly
on Senator HIS mind the fact that the people
OF New-York turned him down last year by
the humping majority OF l56000 and meant
just exactly what they voted.
Mayor Sch.eren makes complete and satsfac-
tory reply to the charge that his administration
has been remss In providing money for the build
| Ing OF schoolhouses. The main reason why there
| Is not now sufficient school accommodation In the
| city is that work on school buildings was sus-
pended during Mayor Boody's term, when the
credit OF the city became so seriously impaired by
| reason OF Ring maladmnistration that no bonds
| could he sold Since then II has not been pra tic