New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
<rol,ed by the Democrats. and the hundreds Oh
thousands OF votes of the silver Republicans'
ALTGELD IS FOR BLAND.
WON OVER BY THE LATTER's ATTITUDE
ON THE CHICAGO STRIKE.

.c,,vrr nI,-1l.s" FOLLOWERS CONFIDENT OF
,s,ccrss-u1s EXPENSIVE HrApouARTERs-
A MANIFESTO FROM GOVERNOR STONE
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNEl
rh,c.p on Julv 2-Richard p. Bland seems 70 DC
r.overnor Argeld's candidate for PRESIDENT Az
,aas, his lieutenant HinriChsen. came out "u"'
with a formal statement that ne Kne" 'na' So
at,r Teller would not accept noin'h'''o" "
President at the hands of the neno'ra'iV p
This was stab at Teller, the chiei '''" "a
r,and Senator Mantle, OF Montana s"u y.
night. Mr. Hinrichsen does not spe"" "'
knowledge. ] know that Senator Ieie' WI" g"
cep; the Democratic nomination II II u s'""
to/bim." Hnrichsen undoubtedly sa" .''' ~"
y,snd hooyn was harmed by the EFFORTS oi H'll"ao''
Dubois. stewart and Mantle to nominate ie'''
and sought to Kill off the colorado Ne'","' %
candidate by saying ne WVuiu iio' AVN
ination for President. . ..
,,ta,o,a Is said 70 have been brought over 70
,bo sunpcrt Of Bland by the discovery 'h"' "e
s,,n.or,.a hin, against President Cleveland when
.he latter sent troops into ILLINOIS 10 se' '''' -
..rasns running. which had been stopped D! o'ue'
:, nohs Apamphlet was circulated TO-
40, containing a speech by Mr.. Bland IN O'h-
,,rass O., Julv lG 1894, upon resolution l,''''-
a,,c.d IN relation 10 the action Of Presden' o'e'e
land II reads as follows:
1,,a resolution brought before the House d. WV
o,cn,nc Of the days session was as ioioMs. l.,
ps,vel That the House OF Rerresei. a, So;
dors,ss the prompt and vigorous EFFORTS ol 10 yiess
Gens I restore order impopeF Of the
ference the enforce1leit .. ,r OF the
int,J states and with the tranSlortd.IV,i, Va o,,n
walls Of the Tnte States and with ntersa, ,,nror
and Psss s the t hass has already attended,
his efforts cause for general a"" P''''
faction. ,..o,. as,a.e on
.ah s'ao 7,o most of the members the introduc-
ron Of the resolution a surprise Biand o,
Missouri had heard OF 1t, but he de'haio.u
recognition and spoke in opposton ,b ne se He
had Just into the House and ha od nG him net the
the resolution read. some one iiau 'V vrn Hc.rr he
;rr,ort of H. As soon he could get the hooi ''
s iaa:'' u no r.vra,,ea that resol,,-
under fifteen minute rule for debate oc.an use,
Spens M Me- nnmher Of he House matter to
What political he beSnSs WI inaSTse 'd in
al ieetIimae efforts TO preserve our institutions 10
pu, down riots and TO preserve tne nnaJtoHh " NJ
laws ~ This country. ] have no sympathy, MI
Speaker with any man who raises his arm IN vo.
ience TO destroy foty to enforce d rw "a prevent
others from working. No principle OF thaI k nne
can ever find Endorsement on TIE par. o. any one he
,e"pe Of his country to liberty But SIR in these
rsas 6gn otrs mat acts are done
assumption Of authorty that we may De Of sA his
character j am as a Dem ocrat today where !
have been and h.t lbs is for the rights and
II believe in local State Government and that tne
arm Of nG s before 6e
should interfere exceP 10 pr0isc wars s o M psaHef
and 70 pTSsc a cSunrS even IN States
there violence and where II violence 9ccurrea
deal with II without any instructions sent out by
the Attorney General the whole country was hooueu
with c.puty-rnarsha sheriffs were arrested STATE
AUTHORITY was overthrown. and the strong arm OF
me Federal Government took possession OF na''srs
! protest protest aginst these blanket Federal IN
functions protest agsn;, ne emh0G all oven the
country take the place or state au,npfi'y anu
,nent Of me times we are party as Democrats
party liable 70 DO violence 10 every De,n9erasc
yepresentatives 81 the people of States the es-
scntial principle Of local selfgoverninent II this
by maintaining and respecting he rights and the
"a have IMPERIALISM let II no: come with the assent
81 the representatives Of the people in this House
know precisely what it is. may vote for it when
understand It's scope but i So shall do IT with
Of the acts that were committed under Federal au-
,horty in my State. which were absolutely unneces-
The resolution was adopted. Only eighteen mem.
bers. voted to have the roll called not suhcent
number.
The Teller boom today dill rot dismay the fol-
bowers of Mr. Bland. They said they were conf
dent Of his nomination as "the logical candidate.
"sILVER DICKS" COSTLY HEADQUARTERS
For plain old farmer with little Of this worlds
goods. Mr. Bland has an astonishing number OF
HEADQUARTERS in Chicago One could suspect him
Of being gold bug al least of having gold
bug" friends when one contempla;es his expen-
siye HEADQUARTERS on the ground floor Of the Audi
forum Hotel, Of another on the second floor OF
the Auditorium Annex. OF still another on the
second floor OF the Palmer House. and of a fourth
ct the Sherman House You can find Boni
headquarters in almost every one OF the chlef no.
tells OF Chicago No other candidate has such an
abundance Of places from which To disseminate
Thoughts Of BANDS vorthincss Tor the once OF
President Can 1t be possible that Silver DICKS
EXPENSES are being Paid by the silver-mlne owners
of tae Pacific Slope? Per'sh the thought
MFR BANDS friends very confident To-Day
that he would be nominated for PRESIDENT. Colo-
mel Joseph Kelley said: MI Bland VIII DE- holhl-
mated by reclamation, and he VIII carr! every
State in the Union Mckinley will not nave one
Others of Mr. BANDS friends are not quite so en-
thusiastic. r,s.
managers said that he hoped for Mr. bland
nomination on about the third ballot O ther
States besides Missouri had favorite sons THESE
would have to be voted for on at least two bal
lots Upon the second ballot he thought that MT.
Bland would have the following vote: Arkansas
i16: Alabama "a: Idaho. g. Illinois. ~; Kansas,
%. Kentucky. 26; Louisiana 49, Missouri "a;
Montana 6: Nebra ska, 16: North Carolina, is:
North Dakota. G: Ohio. 4G; South Carolina. Is;
Tennessee "a Texas 30; Utah &: Arizona. u;
New-Mexico 6: Indian Territory, 6; oklahoma,
6: Alaska. g. District of Columbia. Il; total, 4O6.
A CLOUD on THE BLAND HORIZON.
There was one cloud upon the Bland horizon.
His friends heard that William {. Whitney
might throw 3e5 "god-bug" votes for Horace
Boies. Of Iowa. or Claude Matthews. of Indiana.
After a conference Mir BANDS managers had
Governor Stone Of Missouri. issue manifesto
exposing this plot Of the gold-standard Demo-
Gratis. The manifesto Is couched in the form Of
No,