New-York tribune., 1896-07-30
ing platform which, among other tninss, ntr~ nr~''
an ASSAULT on the banking system OF 'hc co""'''
4 NOTE OF WARNING.
THREATENING ASPECT OF THE PNhSENi
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS
DANCER AHEAD PLAINLY SEEN Br bRooAAi'
DEMOCRAT WHO RECALLS PARALLEL
CASE ~ LOCAL Hisro"f'

CASE ~ LOCAL. HISTORY
, A., rr.se,, noliticaI aspect as the nos'
.....,.r tha. hos eyer confronted TINS eo'h'rS
.,d Democrat and former juuse u
y~,,oy..r Yesterday afternoon. j a'" ,'o'
,trns, hit from ;he spir.: OF unrest ""' r
=, rrcvn.; our middle and WORKING '''Ss' '.v.
- .,. m tho ycrre Of n political revo''''o''' s'e
.o,e.cucn,c 81 which the most far-soeins w" ~
-,., ,,,,y,ra The silver craze which 'hre''''''
a.. - over this country vii! be as deVas''."7
In ,,s effect. as .he cyclones wh'cn nav
origin m the same region Iha' 'ne9o ~ ut,
80. arc .csin zero thcir pro'es'a'o"a Va ,',,
-. q. .,ovn by tho fac, tha, they are "o' Wins
o"''" - ~ ', ,o,,,,.re net and leave thc question
!" p .. .,a .reat natural aw OF supply All"
.,,4 This alone Indicates that 'ne' f =,
80 80 ,,,,.,,nsr ry snarchistic. Tho wors' p"'.'o ~
a.. .,,,a,lon az II strikes me. is tia r ,,vo-
.,., .aI,sc,es. which originated WIN ',.u, mo.
,,,r. owners ot the West from pures do rot
.orro, unjers,and such prooie,'' "
~ vhon consequently. al! arsu'ne"' "
.r,~,a,.a &c only by demagogism' 'h's ''1 .,,,.es
L.. for acy change which spcciou''! w.. ,,..s
0s.,., vine. and plenty Of money. VII. 'o"o" .hs
s.,.. leader. 20 their own destr"c'.o
n,obab.e ruin OF tho credit OF the eou', ;,. local
'.srS. N,,,oral stua:ior is strikngly ike wv"
.,,n existed In politics here many yeai'
80 Co., instances are not uncommon. W. oa
cal this one. because II was inc III
In Brooklyn. .. Owe, poice JUS
"Daniel X Smith was one OF me ''f'' 'o a,gn,.
,,e.. elected N Brooklyn. lie vas man ',A,,ary
go h..r,nv no, saturnine. but phh's''
"e~ Sh,,r,nv courteous. lie mace an ca
-. ...ord os .us,ice but his keen sense vi 'e
A III. axad determination to me'e out 'a'
en-. cuIprits who arraiened peiorS ~, ~ a,a
.,,o. enemies FOR rim. and MS haoi's' ',,
,ot make him popular WITH 'he Oo'' '... ,ra
...o w y. uss nominated without opP"sn'o'' @A"
botfe
:. o.s,roa Nc, many days after 'h' reg
L. .oryen.ton however. there was "h'' 90"
ru,r,.r g. Co would undoubtedly cah d rofu
u.,rtsirc In one Of the Waterfront, "a'u :, 1, or
srd ga a consequence james -. VOC
-, ar Jimmy. as he was popilar!y hno"i w.
,o,,,ra.ed for Justice. Jimmy was IVY ,,..
80, ~. -xas a rom !cr fighter. Il s''''o''
,,ossoss,a ~ undoubtei ability. he had use' w
,1vor-aeo 70 make himself :he leader '' '''> '
element a. the CITY -. ,,,i.h yas
Though never gri.y OF any c''ne .,,as,-
,.s,,uv punishable bis voice was iouues' q. ,s
corner gatherings and sacon caucuseS' ". a nh,s
thu reaaest IN barroom orawis ana iaSuo'' rs, 49,
;, a. -. ,u,n af;e~ his nomination. surrounoed oS
more ;han his usua. number OF heeleiS anu ,,
car hitters' re was leaning against ''e Wv
which once stood in front OF me Cl's i',
'h.n III, o,rn,An. came along ana Jimmy sAouteu'
Come over D. X want TO see YOU MI "i,','
of the gang Smith walked over ana Jimmy !e"
Say D. X. I'm going - lick the boots OF n you at
election The 'Soys' ere al! wid me 10 'i''s
Smith replied: Wei, Mr.. Cornwe!i II am
shall re.ire from The pench El'h ne "a
NJ kn,rina that every decent mar IN brooklyn '''e"
for NE. MAC rho rcp,v an that's v'hs,,! oca,
,,u sor e,rry ~orndcr. gambler, hgh'e; aEd o5cH-
raj in ;he city Ii vote for Jimmy Co'nwei WHO ~
IN resut provei The correctness Of Jmmys pre-
dic;,on He was elected by nanuSoi'e ~ s.ion
and class prejudice could not be by @ the
Ao,.o az
am Bems,ra, and have always been and and
s,ir, when say that the present atttu1e OF tne Tn,
South s,o % sS eTefSSs Hs 70 Rs Mcrern Wish
tber assurances Of love FOR the Union. occasiohaay
ssSws 10 !o jsfsrson DaS statute in
several Of the Southern States. his oirthday mas
fssn sne naae ned eSa op shs hrens Hssns VINO
fought under Burgoyne at Sara9sa 9s ana "'a"' '"'
II am not in favor of any division OF the SOUND
party o BY M he mpy araw votes St from
ley and thus aid in the election OF BRYAN: ne 1s an
ger 20 the country Is TOO srf1 orSs rUH The Union
must and snail be preserved" was once the slogan
ns saved she G9unny , and NHw shall ' be
RESOLUTIONS IN TwENTY-FIFTJI WARD.
An enthusiastic and well-attended meeting Of
the Republican Association OF the Eighth District
Of the Twenty-ffth Ward was held on Tuesday
evening. at which the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas Tho National Convention OF the Re
nubcan party. assembled at st. Louis. has noml-
mated for President the Hon. William Mckinney
snd for Vice President The Hon. Garret A. Hooart'
and It,. r..
sion has hearty and unqualified approval
Rssolved That this the Eighth District Repub,
iIcan Association Of the Twenty.nfth Ward heart
ily .rdorses the nomination OF Mckinley and no. 10
bart and pledges itself TO their support until the
complete overthrow OF PopIsm nnd rspuda1iuon Gh1inon
policies Of sound money and the protection OF
American labor.
Short addresses were made by Elmer @. Sammis.
the president Of the association, and by James H.
akilfan ard Mr.. Burton.