New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

while ago seemed intolerable
The genial Bloodgood Cutter. who has seen
more of the world than some'peopie' mus S"'sS
the praises Of his native Long lciaho'
There we have the great seashore
There we can hear the pillows roar.
There we can breathe the pure sea an
And can enjoy sea Datnihg thefe'
In many countries have been
Many grand places have seen,
Yet FOR all that and what did see
Long Island Is the place for me
II any one after this asks. What is the matter
with Long Isand?" the appropriate answer VIII
be obvious. Cutter has done himself proud
and proved anew his title to be the poet iariat
Of the region Of which be chants with such sim
plicty and strength.
Somebody has called the Indianapolis people
Boltocrats That Is a term Of honor. 1t was
ex-President Harrison who declared that
bolt was now and then reassurng to the coun-
try and that "a party that cannot be split is
public menace"
A contemporary says that with the accession
Of THE Albany Argus to the sound-mohey
cause the only Democratic journal in the State
of any Importance whatever supporting Bryan
Is THE Rochester Union and Advertiser. rms
Is lust a trnc hard on THE Rochester Herald
To characterize it's efforts to boom free silver
with the profits Of n y-your-notes-in-goid
bank as OF no importance whatever Is need
lessiy unkind.
II IL to be hoped that Ii Hung Chang VIII
take home to China intelligence that there is
a town named Philadelphia as well as one
named Brooklyn. so that the Eastern United
States will no longer be, TO the Celestial. New
York and blank.
Mr. BRYAN told the hearers Of his four-sided
speech the other day that they could get To-
gether afterward and At the parts. This is dan
gerous advice Somebody may take MS speeches.
and put the contI adictory passages In JuXtapo-
sition and show how one minute he tells the
farmer he is oppressed because money Is worth
too much and the next tells the wage-earner
he need not fear free silver because then
silver dollar will be worth as much as the gold
one is now
Tho Democratic nlatform SAYS: I'VE are op-
"nosed 10 the issuing of Understanding bonds
"ir time of peace" If the revenues do not yield
sufficient money to maintain the Government
then the Government must borrow. and must
nav interest on the loan. The law OF necessity
will continue in spite OF Populstic "ol positioh'
and it is certain that the world system OIL nhahce
will continue to be uninfiuenced by bubbling
theorists Bonds without interest could only
exist in a disordered imagination Government
script agreeing to pay at future date, WIFI
out interest. could not be sold at par Tor IL
would be- in effect. an ordinary promissory
note subject to current discount. These facts
the Popocrat ignores. He imagines his opposi-
ton to bond issues, which are compulsory not
elective. would be like his arbitrary fixing OF
ratio-all sufficient
IF John c. Sheehan undertakes to turn down
William Suzer there will be music IN the ar
Sulzer firmly believes that he might have peen
nominated for Vice-Presldent on the bryan
ticket if it had not been for the enforcement
Of the unit rule by his fellow-delegates' and II
would be too cruel to deprive him of the honor
of a denomination for Congress.
"In the name of the Great jehovah. is still
echoing among the Green Mountains, and is still
a potent war-cry
The men-and women. too. if there are any
who believe in curing all the ills mat hesh Is
heir TO by walking barefoot in grass with the
dew on il are TO have opportunity TO gratlty
their whim in certain portion or central fark
at certain early hours of the day. Truly we
live in a land where the pursuit of life liberty
and happiness is allowed with the sHaliest re-
striction possible on the individual.
The French Academy has a legacy for the
announcement of moral literature 1t will not
be spent for the circulation Of free-silver cam
paign documents.
The Bryanites attempting to telittle the
Vermont victory, and say that they didn't make
any particular effort, and didn't expect anything
in that state anyway. Then we should like to
know what George Fred was doing up there
and what some Popocrats meant when they
;n,,r,oted that q Republican majority Of 1000
was about what they expected
PERSONAL.
Ex-Governor Roswell Farnham. OF Bradford. W.,
who Is visiting his In Buffalo, will deliver an
address before the Buffalo Society Of Nermonters