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New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

Is il really lmpo>sihir foi the F"porrai>. 81
Urmopnl,S. or whatever the Hrpddia .i"nlSi> pre-
fer 10 be- called. 10 do anything IN al holc>'
straightforward manner: Have they all an
Irresistible tendency toward rro0kcdnr-s ~ ail
things |, almost seems 50. Judging from The
manner in which the Bryan campaign j ben"
conducted Leaving on nf the question the
radical dishonesty Of their platform and the
sonhl>try with which lhry rEdravor {" support
IT, their methods nf bi snr~s such - no parry
ever before vrntiirrd to descend Ia.
Attention has already been called 10 the wan
ION and atrocious libel uttered 10y their press
against The newspapers aud editors of New
York and especially hy "'Ihc Omaha World
Herald" while If was advertising Mr.. Bryan ~
lis Editor for which Mr.. Bryan has never apollo
gzed or denied responsibility: and 10 the forged
"eyfrac," purportlng to hc from London
papcr. which has been widely circulated in the
RcpudialioniSi press 1t j. also matter "i
record that Tie Popocrals have falSiiicd their
own Chicago platform 10y surrepitiou~ly adi-
ing 10 it clauses thar we're noi adopted. bui were
dccisively rejected by the convention That l.
very much a, though business man should IN
terpoatc some new provisions into document
after il had been signed and sealed by the con
constituted committee Should alter the text of
4 law after il had been enacted by The Legs
laturc
Turning 10 the o;hcr wing of the combinI-
lon. there i 4 high old wiangic with what
seems like pretty direct giving Of the II" aS 10
who is chairman of n" committee appointed To
inform Mr. Bryan officially Of h.S nomination
bv the Si Louis Convention. There IL also an
organized and most evident movement either 10
"froczc ou;" or to hcirl. MIR Scwali Tn" Pop
ui,is are determined 20 maze MIR Bryan accept
IN terms their nomination on ticket with Mt
Watson instead OF Mr.. ScVall aS candidate for
the Vicc-PreSidcncy. Indeed. they want him Ia
heiray Mr. Scwall in The most complete ana con
spic,Ious manner This Mr.. Bryan knows ana
hc knows Just wha, an cfor; i h"ng mad" Ia
lead him into H. Vet he stuliou>ly ana oncr-
gctcalIy refrains from doing or SAYING anything
to discourage IT, He stands before the country
today as a man who is willing Ia stand upon 4
garblcd and spurious platform and who i viii
irc to see his co,lcagu" betrayed. II only tnu,
he can gain for himself the support % 'he he
trayerS.
Il is beyond tho limits of crclcnc" that the
American people Will inirus' the highest fhnr
tlons of Government - men who hold such 4
code Of ethics and who practise such ho"uS
pOcuS
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

PERSONAL.

senate. George +. Ioar OF Massachusetts va
Is now IN Germany, was seventy years OF age last
Saturday. 1T l. dihicuit says IAe Worces-
fer Spv" In noticing the anniversary. TO realize
,t. Nt..e,ch,..,.s, e.,ior senator has rs.cb.a
u''' N"""~ ~N'eu
his thrcescorc and tcn II anyiOdy IN public life
has mastered tlr art "i grown "i' sracetuly II
IL George lrlsD'c ho"f. ~ tdS vitel peen re-
mafkcd ~ EiH 'h'lnr th' -" ) a. ldSl .ha' ais
latest Work "&t !s b'-t "pi ~ II "a. OF an eA-
nericnce fIc is M seventy ~ his intellectual
vrime, better qn'Iihe1 oIi o. tHe rp'Aess 9, MS
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New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

last about nine years, and revacclnation Is reco'
,o.ndcd after that period apd in several dl'ier-
cnt places. ,,,,,,sod
Thc ulesfiop Of injurious effects is dismissed
somewhat summarily, the report declaring 'ha'
..,I,houoh some of tho dangers said to attend vac
",iuotion are undoubtedly real and consider
..,hle IN gross amount. vet when considered III
"relaion to the extent OF the Vac'ih"''o"
done they are insignificant. Inc ua"s'.'' ''c'
are constantly diminishing. Inc use VI '"''
lymph is recommended as one OF the Hhe''"S "
lessen the i'll effects. and the Commission Is oi
the opinion that parents should Ho' III ''''P
10 submit their children to vacclila'io" y! '"''
of any other than calflymph. The report must
on the Whole. he regarded a> one Oh 'ne "''''
emphatic and convincing prono'lh'e"'"'H "
favor of vaccination ever made III the W"'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

represented by one who nigh, seem To SIAN"
for Endorsement nf every detail Of the fre>-
dents course in financial matters or III ioiei@h
affairs. Al the same time j; is also important
nOl 10 Srcc, oic 50 IA hostile Ia The Adln'iil'-
ion rs Ia hr objectionable la il many warm
supporters
II viii b. perceived hat fin. choice j. III" alto
g.iucr easy. OF men otherwise wholly 'lt'>lf-
able some are disqualified l'y agr a. by health.
Hut the Convention viii be directed by many "t
the ablr- aii! mos, patriotic men n me Demo-
crali.. parry. vino nnvr gone 81 far il HE yer!
81 of assembling that their wh"lr political
future !. >lak'd upon The complete ana li>'ih-
overthrow rf The element which made Bryan :
nomination possible, Men who have II" hol" "i
the el,rlion "f their caud date. and have lil'
strongest p,.~i',lr interest prrs ,hally ANA aS
lairiYlic men IN The dcfcal of line Anarchist can
didatc. ar" no; likely 10 have their judgment
nuch clolrirL by iirse p""on3l preferences
which ~ often hud mcn IN selecting i'ir repre-
sentative uf cause.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER :. 1896.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Quiet ls being restored in Con-
stantinope and the city is being searched for
arms and explosives. - The Figaro" Of
Paris. asserts that NJ. Nedoff the Russian Am
bassador IN Constantinople will succeed Prince
Lobanoff the late Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
60 The convention Of representatives OF the
Irish race was opened in Leinster Hail. London.
DOMESTIC-The Republicans swept Yer
mont by an unprecedented majority. estimated
at midnight to he over 3J.0DO. @- Large num-
hers Of delegates from every section Of the
Union arrived in indianapolis to take part in the
Sound Money Democratic Convention. -
Major Mckinley addressed delegation OF Re-
publican editors from West Virginia. ==
Bryan spoke at Columbus. Ohio. - The
Saratoga Floral Fete and Bicycle Parad" VS.
witnessed by $1,000 people.
CITY AND SCBURBAN.-Li Hung Chang in
the morning gave an audience to representa-
tives Of various American missionary bodies,
and in the afternoon took luncheon at the Mcr-
chants Club drove through Chinatown and
later reviewed the Police Fire and Street
Cleaning departments: in the evening a dinner
in his honor was given at Delmonco's by the
Chinese Consul and Chinese merchants. =--
Julius Stein was arrested on the specific charge
of swindling julius NJ Lyon Of S1,4SO: his de-
falcations are said TO have amounted to
500 600 in two years - Republican dis
tr1ct conventions for the nomination or Assem-
bIvmen were held =- The White Squadron
went to sea from their anchorage off Tompkins-
Vile Staten Island - one man was killed
and three injured by the collapse Of building
IN Amsterdam-ave ----=- Winners at Sleeps
head Bay: swamp Angel. Scarf Pin. Belde-
mer. Savarin. Captive. Buckwa and Eli kindig.
- Brooklyn won one game Of baseball from
and lost one TO st. Louis; New-Ycrk won once
from Cleveland and lost once =- Stocks
were lower on a small volume Of business.
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day Fair ana
slightly warmer Temperature Yesterday: High
est 1f degrees: lowest. G' average, Gi"S.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
VERMONT SETS THE PACE.

The first shot in The National campaign for
honest moley was fired yesterday by Vermont
and it will he heard round the world There
has been much talk for many weeks about the
inroads the free silver he:csy was making among
the farmers of the country. Hitherto there has
been nothing but assertions and s.uesscS 10 go
upon: now solid basis Of fact is offered. Yer
mont is 10 an exceptionally large extent an agrl-
cultural State and HE election for Governor and
other State officers held yesterday furnishes a
decisive indication of the sentiment Of the farm
crs on the great question now agitaiing the
country.
The rcsul, of the election is Republican We
tory of unprecedented proportions. Complete
figures are not yet at hand. hut tho clear ndi-
cations are that the plurality for the head OF ne
ticket will considerably exceed 5000 proper
ba sis Of comparison. in order TO Judge accurately
The meaning of the Republican triumph. is the
election for Governor in September 1872 In
that year the plurality for Woodbury. was
10 7Oo. and the present plurality is many thou
sands larger than was ever before given for
Republican candidate for Governor in the state
The contest in Vermont was fought on strictly
National lines Mr. Grout. tie Republican can
di,la,e. stood on a platform tha, demanded sonnd
money: DR.. Jackson. his opponent. indorsed the
Chicago platform and nominees. The issue was
as suuarcly drawn as is possible in State cam
paigu.
The significance of the result is too plain 10 ~"
misunderstood The farmers and quarry work
ers of Vermont have served unmlsakablc notice
on Mr. Bryan that they want none of the hfty-
threc-cent dollars which he has offered them a
the panacea for all ills. The splendid vir'orT
for Sound Money in Vermont will n>plr' the
supporters of McIiinley in all the other States.
and forcshadows a sweeping victory throughout
the Union two months hence. II Is day for re-
| ioicing-and for resolving 10 work hard right up
TO the closing of the polls on November ;
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
Amusements.

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AMERICAN THEATRE-S-The Great Northwes''
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COLUMBUS THEATRE-9-s:l5-ln the Heart '' "e
Storm
EDEN Observation-Disclosures and Concert
EMPIRE TlIEATRE-S-Rossmary
GAERICK THEATRES -s;s0-fhoroushiH'd
GRAND CENTRAL PALACE-Evesy Evening "nue-
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GRAND OPERA HOi Sc = s-'rhe Cotton SPINNER
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MANHATTAN BEACu-Eices Evanseline and '"'"
Fireworks. ,...tna
prorTor.s pIrAsI'RE PALACE-1e 70 - -NanI-.Iu .
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

THE VIEW HrPi BLH!N NTiTE c"HhH1ht.
The mo-i striking feature of ilir or@aiiEa' ON
If IN, new Rrpnbcan state Committee was lhe
elimination of all clements rot in sympathy Wiih
fin, machine. Warner Miller who has made me
only speech in behalf of Black ana N'o"r"''
since the Republican, STATE convention. was oe'
rns.d from in. Advisory Committee ~ SUM
marilv ~ hr VA, uu>t"d from the State 'nnVeh
tiuu This j. r,..rcttablr hui no serious. ~
will not dampcn Mr. Millrr'S arlor IN brhall oi
rh, National ticket. nor cails" him io SPEAK "iS
paragingly of the Republican candidate Tor ''oV
crnor he will 20 rgh OF Win MS campaign
work i'm Maine hcrr and cScWhcr" a> ih"lgn
Il, had never been member of this remarkable
,Ivis,rv hoard which, Sincr lis organiZa aion
three wear, ago. has never held single meeting
Mr. iIacIcit. who VIII represent ihr iI'rkim'r
Oneida District in the State tominitl"r was NOT
legally elected 10 thar position. \ inaJor'lN "i
his constituents voted agains' him. II" was
seated however. aud 'vndcatcd" 10y r-rIrctl"h
~ chairman This also i rcsrrt'ablc. bui NOT
serious
In srlrcilng Mr.. Odrl for chairman oi the
Executive Committee ihc members acted wisely
lie l. unuuest ionably the hcSt-cpuippcd man FOR
the position He has had experience. and has
really cndcavorel to act n representative of
the whole party not tn" fcurchead Of 4 facti"na
machine Neither Judge Robertson nor Mr.
Rrookfrld /, In the new committee. but Il =
reas>urng 10 know that the services OF h"ih
these experienced leaders viii hc ai th" service
of the party a freely rs though they held Oil
cal positions in the organization
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

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No nlte.lncr of our distinguished visitor from
the other side, ~ the world while in this collnlry
VIII receive the careful attention of larger
number OF people than what he said yesterday
concerning christianity and ConfucianlSnl. His
remarks which were addr, >Sed 10 The repre-
sentativeS Of several mission boards disclosed
The frendlieS feeling toward The missionaries
who have been working in China. II is notice
able that Ii Hung Chang expressed his warm
appreciation OF the fact that these missionaries
have neglected neither the souls the inelcVlS
nor the bodies Of hiS'counIrymen. and he took
10 exception 10 their efforts 10 lure MS country
men from their ancient faith The interview
was "A most agreeable one OH both sides.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

The enforcement of HE law relating J." "'"'
nal criminals by The Brooklyn court, h'N "'"
"A marked effect on the prevalence ol CRIME III
that city. 4 largr share of tile. 'r'dN l"r IL
enforcement is due to DiSirc;-Allorhe! ba'h"H
who has taken pains 10 have The faci> resar"tiS
previous convictions sci forth III indictments
where he cords justified doing ths. "f some
reason no special effort has been lnad' cl>'"
where Ia secure the strict observance "f lhiN
law The results in Brooklyn. ~ SCI l"r'ii ny
Mr. Rackus. should attract the attention "l
prosecutors in other counties of the state III
many cases Il large amount "f extra w"rh II III
volved. hut Di>lrcl-Altorncy> AMI Their ASSIST
ants ought noI 10 fail in doing Their d'iy Oil
that account.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

York City passed last winter. As whole the
BROOKLYN Board Of Education has steadily ar
rayed itself in opposition to improved me'ho'S
it stoutly opposed the bill proposed by M'!"r
Schicren'> Advisory Committee two years ago
and its present attitude will not surprise lh"sc
familiar with lis course in thr past.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

Buucrs Of The Tribune w,I, confer .fdrOr Jy
yrporting the Business once oC this paper. 81
Nassau st.. erery ccSc Of failure Of a tram hoy
or newsdcaicr TO hare The Iy7bnne safe.
Persons ooinq ont of torn. either to summer
resorts or teir conntry homes. c,n hare THE
Jbaily and Sunday Tribune matted TO them for
81 per mont, or 50 30 for three months.
Travellers IN Europe ran yeceire ire Tribune
for three months, foreiga post ,gc prepaid He
address cdm be changed as otica as desired.
The Brookiyn man. or tie Acw-jersey man.
array t,or home. can get his homo mrs III The
Tribune, cre,y Gay Of the weck, no motie, mhere
paper prints the Brcok'yn and Nem-jersey nrrs
In its regular city and mail editions. Imo papers
for the txptnSe 0t one.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
God bless the Commonwealth of Vermont

God hloss the Commonwealth of Vermont
The Green Mountain boys gave the enemy
both barrels yesterday.
MIR Bryan has made another misauo,aton In
his speech AT Ripley. on Mon Hay. no quoted as an
old saving the couplet. 40 thief e'ct rel' th'
haltcr draw with good opinion of the Law John
Trrmbull wrote "No man" but If Mr. Bryan
thinks hls version is more appropriate Tor a
candidate y u, stands on a platform ~ repudia-
ton We shall not contradict him The men who
are shouting for that platform certainly d1 not
have a good opinion Of the laws that intervene
between them and their desires.
Welt Mr. Bryan. did You happen to hrar any
thing drop in the Green Mountain state ycstcr-
day
Not quite threc years aro in = speech I'm tn"
United states Scnat" Roger =. Mills If Texas.
made this convincing statement:
The wages Of labor arc constantly getting hisll-
or and higher. ard tho vage-worker Is constantly
getting moro and more Of III" product Of hi- labor
N reward his toll And this happy result is be-
moro and moro valuable To his cmployer But 10
s.our" him IN the er'at rewards OF ms ton II ~
necessary absolutely necessary. that the standard
Of the commercial world. which is our standard.
world knows the value OF labor and the value
of the things which n IL 20 purchase
Nor is the value Of Mr. Millss concise and com
pact argumer. Of ls93 losscned 10y his repaid
alton of It's binding quality now ard his supper
OF Boy Orator Bryan IN" hunliliaing preteNt
that the Dem pcratic partys preservation is far
more important than the maintenance Of public
credit and financial honor.
There is something defective iii n system that
l,;l bali l.
torn up within a fortnight after it was put down.
to allow water OF gas pipes to be mcnIed. This
is what has happened in Brooklyn. Asphalt
ratcmcnts cannot hc expected 10 last long II
tncy are treated in that way
Mr Phclps's patriotic letter bore splendid
fruit
We are glad to that the proposed dem
onstration in honor Of the release of Kenneth
f. Sutherland one OF McKane's pals" from
the state Prison has been abandoned and that
he was permitted to return to his home quietly
Yesterday. There could not have been anything
in worse taste thsn such welcome had been
planned sutherland vas convicted Of crime
AGAINST the laws Of the State and sentenced
to imprls )nmsnt f,r two years and eight months.
He has served his time and should now be per
mitted to resume life in the world outside of
Sing Sing in the leas, obtrusiye manner possible.
Mr. Bryan's assertion that it would not be
necessary to do much talking n This campaign
does not seem to be believed In by the candidate
himself lie will realize later that he has done
about sixteen times as much talking one
man with his demagogic ideas should do and
will regret thirty-tWo times to the second that
h. did not mainta' tnat silence which Is
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

serpentine vision Of this magnitude q. ,,,..,.
conjectured to possess stimulating oua,,,,a. :.
the first order and it will now devolvo An a.
possessor to explain to his feow.citi uho--
he got it. The matter is of pressing iptero.,
to darymen, prohibitionists and naturalis,s ~
well as to the commonwealth at large wh,o,
ought to probe the matter to the bottom :, :.
takes an appropriation.
Now they arr talking Of the probabilitv a, .
majority of 10000 for Mckinley in pennsu,
vania. 1t certainly does look as If things ua
all going one way in that State and several 9th
ers But that must not deter Republicans from,
making an aggressive fight right up to tho so,.
of the election.
The costumes Of the English ladies' SURPRISED
Ii Hung Chang extremely. as he had nsv..
seen anything like them in China AMI did No.
know that any attire could be fashioned canab.
Of setting Off beauty to so much ADVANTAGE
But he does not approve Of its introduction in,o
his Cwn country, and thinks the female raj.
ment in Use there al present more conducive m
social and domestic order lie is evidently ~
opinion that the Chinese maid or matron Z,
prodigal enough if she unyeil her beauties to tn.
moon. and perhaps he is right. 1t must be said
also, that the ladies OF the Flowery Kingdom
have nothing like such ed figures as their
Anglo Saxon siste hood and need more draperv
to So, of their graces to the best adyan-
tage He now knows how it is that Britain
has nurtlred such race Of heroes. ard made
then. dominant ia the world. With charming
women TO defend Ike those he has seen. the
defenders would be a poor lot if they were
not heroic ard ready at need 10 run on embat-
tied armies clad in iron.
The fitness Of things will be conserved by the
placing OF Peter Cooper's statue in the little
park in front OF The Cooper Institute, in ae.
cordance with the decision Of the Park Com.
missonors yesterday. That is just the spot
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

Mayor Wanser, of Jersey City. has taken The
right stand in refusing 10 consent 10 the cross
ing OF street in that town by a railroad at
grade The policy of the city government I'M
der his administration has been no; only to op-
pose grade-crossings. but wherever possible 10
abolish those in existence. 1t would manlfesily
be a step backward to grant the privilege now
sought. and the Mayors veto of The action OF
tho Street and Water Board will command the
approyal of citizens who regard The matter from
the polnt OF view of the general welfare. The
veto IA not likely TO be overridden in existing
circumstances. and the company will be com
PEELED TO alter It's plans or change IT'S r"n'e.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
JuNcr 10 Advertisements.
Bnsi1,fss Notices.

..........,, ,rr,n,1S TO MAIL. SIBSCElBERS.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

The Brooklyn Board Of Education has taken
the position that under the charter OF Greater
New-York the schools OF Brooklyn should he
independent Of the rest OF the city ana governed
by separate Board, consisting OF just forIy-hvr
membership more. no less. Such q position j.
Illogical and indefcnsible. as few progressive
men among the present fcrty-five see and clearly
pointed out. The schools of The enlarged city
must, almost of necessity. he governed by one
central body. and 1t is doubtful whether better
foundation for a school system will be found
tran that embodied in the law relating TO New
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

There is something defective III n system that
permits 4 newly laid asphalt pavement tn be
torn up within a fortnight after il was put down.
to allow water OF gas pipes to be mcnded. This
is what has happened IN Brooklyn. Asphalt
l9NrmcNtS cannot hc expected 10 last long IL
tnev are treated in that way
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

Welt Mr. Bryan. did You happen to h"ar any
thing drop in the Green Mountain state Nest"r-
Jo,-p