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The sun., 1896-08-07

isE }sss ials .. .Ssii a S psrss srssaiss-
''SS oonersssnosn u5 Bynum end outhwaite we're two
more of the msn With whSm the reporter take
tonIEst ss sS /. mispnder..ood in the East
MADE made e.Itsin to5 IsKipisS ;:O6S; 6S: 81.
ps%1Or:s .so.ss Rss pR Ynos asoSSs Ss
viii help in ohio. Mi,souIt i' i.,5 fair
sssG tSa esi and send dssrsiss TO the conyenen 2
Eominate third ticket Then let them 70 back
ops S9%9 as Ssrd AZ they care 70 for McKinsy The
Democrats who are going TO vote ior mehihiey
now will tote I. FOR nos sR
but the Thousands Zho are undeeidcd: and who VIII
I sysnsaF S ssst sss s.ysa
money Democrats in Kentucky alone; There
are thirty thousand In Georgia. II is impo.si.
ticket and an organization in the ield."
Mr. Bynum drew half dozen letters from his
pepss poeMeI' mem They contained lists Of names Of
Democrats who did not want to vote for Bryan,
but who did not want to Vote-for MCKINLEY
tnnsressman Cultivate expressed almost the
came views and they were sSh@so ,sS ~ ons Ti,b
The one thing that every man said was that ne
vented e sbS inc tSSSSh
would help elect Mckinley. This was said BY
each in 30 many wordA There was no beating
TS. nii @ list Of tho Provisional National Com
rnittse which Is to meet to-morrow 10 not yet
made up. As far as It 10 completed II u an tol-
Alabama, J. NJ. Faulkner, .Moptsomery; Ar
kansas, G. 8. Moore; Gsiifornis' &. z: 1ah r3na:
Sonnso,iout, Com David 4. Wells, Norwich; Florida,
J. L. Gssfins, .Jecksonville: Georgia. Il 4:
EHSlana Es'ii; iino'i 'SHh Wilson. M Indisnspo, Iowa
{. M. Martin. Marshaiitown; Kansas Eugene
HHsSsni HHsF%i.nI T0Psssi Ih.. ntSofA z. Aessn Mary:
fand, John K. ssmmss; MasseehpeettS
phS%s' pa.s'. +. w. MeeSs MoeasehcOn. s. Paul; Mi.:
;is.pg Edser kr.S,hs MsSnK Ksn:ss cRss MeH MS
isns sasiid psn @srsin oSshs, Nov IsmPshirs, Cor
GSslie. GSs,i Tracey, Albany; Ohio ]: H; oS.hTsts
Sel%%11; Sr:eGn sus & sonsh
Csrolina, T. T. Foley. Anderson: South DSHots
j n. Hanlon, wsssrtoTn; Tennessee ssss ,.rs w. :.
paiias, Vermont W; II. Creaper. MSptpslisr;
irEinia T. yenasls Ps.eFWs6S5s Ws., s,Sssa Mnshlns
9. simms. Hnnt!ngtoni Wisconsin, Elias B.
Usher, Lacrosse; Wyoming. George Mathesen.
,bsm Nes .rsey. which sent word that
would have no one on tho COMMITTEES, but would
have 70 ,fn ss IL
over until Saturday afternoen The pISsra%%Is
take rocess and discus. thi1Es infSr. TS.
Committed will probably not be ready
report until saturday 05niEnE and i,n b, v.1r tSH.
botiy eise. So far Indianapolis 10 the only oity
that has put in a bid for the Convention; De-
trolt people are expected here tomorrow; There
is a feeling hero now that It ought to DO held In
Kentucky, and II Louisville should mako bid
for 1t 1t could probably get It ,,,
dates Senator Palmer and Gen. Bragg are two
men mentioned for the first place, and Buck ner
considerable opposition to Secretary Carlisle
and !. Sterling Morton solely because they arc
Administration men. Administrator men are
not any more in favor here than they were at
Chicago apparently.
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WILL CLEVELAND BOLT BHYANs
A Proposttion to smoke Hin Ouo by In.
vitinE Hin to the Notineation Meeting.

A Proposttion to smoke Hin Oue by In.
vitinG Hin to tho Norneation Meeting.
WASHINGTON. Aug. e.-In tho absence Of the
real campaign managers the Democratic head
quarters were dull to-day. and the chief subject
OF discussion by tho few callers was the proba-
bility of the appearance In the near future Of
letter from President Cleveland outlining his
attitude toward the Democratic ticket AL
sorts of rumors have been ahoat in Washington
of late as to what course the President would
pursue and again 1t is asserted that Don Manuel
Dickinson or somebody else has letter in his
pocket in which Cleveland either endorses or reA
pudiates the Chicago ticket and platform. No
body in Washington. however. claims to have
authentic information as TO what course the
President will adopt or whether he intends TO
make announcement of any sort
A suggestion made at the committee head
quarters to-day that may possibly result in
smoking ont the President 10 that formal invi-
tations be sent to Mr.. Cleveland and each mem
ber OF his Cabinet to attend the Bryan ratifca-
tion meeting in Madiso Square Garden. New
York, 1t is argued that IL the President should
accept the Invitation 1t would mean that he is in
sympathy with the Democratic ticket and anx-
ious for It's election. IT, on the other hand. no
should decline. 1t would be necessary. 1t Is
Thought. for him to set forth his reasons.
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MAJOR M'KINLEF,S TASK,
Working Hard His Letter fl'"'es
with Bourke CoeLrnn's StHnd'

CANTON, o.. Aug. 8.-In spite of heat NA!o'
Mckinley labored assduousiy to-. HH %" as
letter OF acceptance. Its reference I" q, '-, W.
renoy question will be upeGuiNocA. 'n' WI"
satisfy the most exactinG Of the s"n'"'N'"e'
men.
More delegations are desirous of ''. nG, on
Major Mckinley. To-day he t",rS "' ',,
response to II telegram uf inquire :. "" ",n
workngmen OF EliwOod, Pa. " 'H. ~ ','i
visit Canton ON Aug. 2@ saying ',H ir rsi
be at home on that day and would "H E''..''"
To have them call. ,.,,
No recent news has been morr .''',- ,t
Major Mckinley than the ini"'U a. ID. G, WA
Bourke Cochran is anxious to ttH" ,s,
for him. Major Mckinley has i' .' (,
Epect for the ability and polti .' ,,rt
bourke Cochran, and regard h'- O. ' ~
OF the st. Louis platform as 90 49, I
cAnce. IL is learned here iaa' 'b
iiAnna's leading man. has nur"H' H." ,,l
Republican National tha rnlHH "N' ,gc
VIII not make any nvertUrcs &" IL" ''."
thlrd-iickel forces. -.
Ma Jor Mckinney is receiving ~r ~ r.
assuring letter, aud messages ''".. ..I-' -,
IN" Republicans ~ the state '.' " ',...
earnest and Inran to make d"'' .. .r-
NhtnhAl Conn i'Irennn X 4. .t' n
Nnte MS whole time Ia Mi-~p!.r 20
the most "nicleut phitonl u.l' +''- ,rl
West. THIS Inurn'rs Malur M,h .'' " !, m
hdeNpa'ch fr I'm srdAlIt, Mo, E''' -. y.
SahgIet fnG l.. X. toIing. tuN 't. r,l,T.
s"hitailnh or Mckinney uIuU ".'"" " .'
Guip OF J5O.
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soUND-MoNEY JERssYMEN.
Third Ticket Democrats Called Upon q
Organise In Jersey City.

Third Ticket Democrats Called Upon to
Organize In Jersey City.
Tho sound-money Democrats of New Jersey
will hold . meeting this afternoon at Taylor's
Hotel in Jersey City, to inaagurate movement
for third ticket. The call for tho meeting was
issued By William J. Curtis. who originally
started out to ASCERTAIN the feeling OF his per-
sonal Democratic friends In the matter and
found New Jersey sentiment In favor OF o third
ticket. Then this call was issued:
DEAR SIR: A conference OF sound money Democrats
interested in the for third ticket been
called Taylors Hotel Jersey City. parlor b.
Friday, Aug Z, at 80 p u.
temporary organization will be effected, and the
local vcment put In touch with the national organ.
ization now being perfected in the West. We pre-
ment. and II should be glad OF your attendance
o our meeting. In you are prevented from at
tending We should appreciate any written advice or
For the purposes of the organization It ia psrtcu.
larly Important TO obtain the namee of as large .
number a. possible of sound.money Democrats, and
we should thank you for q list of any such in your
Kindly address william J. Curtis, Taylor's Hotel
jersey City.
Although tho warm weather has driven
many persons from their homes to the seaside" "
said Mr.. Curtis yesterday. believe that we
shall have Il big representation OF conspicuous
New Jersey Democrats at the conference. Tho
answers have received indicate the existence
of considerable enthusiasm for q third ticket"
The sun., 1896-08-07
SPEAKER CLARK HOLDS BACK.
The Alabama Democrat Declines to Go
Further with the Bryan Men.

The Alabama Democrat Declines TO Go
Further with the Bryan Men.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 6.-The Hon.
Thomas H. CLARK. Speaker of the Alabama
House of Representatives, who yesterday re-
signed as Secretary of tho Democratic State
Executive Committee. said to-day;
~ acknowledge the substantial regularity of
the Chicago Convention. The platform there
adopted defines Democracy as 1t is to-day. To
refuse to support tho ticket nominated on the
platform is to become 4 bolter. I accept the
phrase and acknowledge myself boIter. We
shall go with the sound money movement
with tho main purpose OF aiding to defeat
Bryan. All the old and accepted doc
trines OF the party were repudiated at
Chicago and many new and revolutionary ones
adopted Amy man who sets his country's well
fare above party loyalty must definitely reject
the hotchpotch Of socialism there put forth as
Democracy. We shall continue in the old paths
AS they have been recently more clearly de-
fined. and struggle on hoping that in the end
We shall collect in our ranks tho best intelli-
gence and majority of our conntrymen."
Overtures are being made TO Mr.. Clark to be-
como a candidate for Congress in this DISTRICT
The sun., 1896-08-07
THE OUTLOOK FOR SOUND HONEY
NatIonAi Committeeman Jamlaou Has Got
New Light

- New Light.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-National Committee
man Jamiso2 returned TO Chicago to-dav NJ
ter a weeks visit to tho Wisconsin lak.s ava
delighted all his Republican friends bv nra-
dieting that Illinois will give Mckinley a nm
majority in November. 1t was only abont .
month ago that DR.. Jamison nearly caused .
panic among his fellow workers by frankly de.
olaring that the Democrats and Free siIv.r-
ties had all tho best of at that time and that
nothing but superhuman effort would brine
about Republican success. In short, he ad.
mitted he was scared. and the result was tha,
most Of tho leaders who have confidence In
his Judgment were about ready TO stampede.
TREY Of Of the takes
which will be disastrous to Bryan and iofess fees
Within tho last month. since expressed
my reasonable fears have kept particularly
' Ss~s Of bsss sss
tonished to find remarkable reaction in the
sent smons az 0nts thosS who a blush
by tho middle Of September 1t will be ap-
parent pare M9 e the business men Of the country
then there will be a revival OF business. II
viii gladden. the heart Of every citizen. OF
At the same time the evidence ia that the frae
SLY silver craze, at Least SO far as the Republicans
are oTbisans iSoncernsd NED lo'ng It's grip The Re-
ing their Intentions To vote for Bryan for the
sake OF the free'silver clause in the ponn'
cratic platform are now seeing the foolish@ness ness
party loaded down with such an nnopaphi phiTt !, a
platform jpst because the wording OF the cur.
| rency plank suits them better than that In the
month ago were complaining because the 81
Louis platform contained the word .eoIS,
sna en.a were threatening TO bolt, are singing n
dlnerent song to-day. now that they know
what they Will have to accept In the wav "f
al alternative ' VI
The farmers want protection and a bon.
marsst' @ and most OF them are for sound
money; money; M one IN Ave thousand Of them
ard ard basis before this issue and cry was raJsed
ihsy 9re becoming Informed On the snbiect'
ana VIII vote right when the time comes
The sun., 1896-08-07
BRYANITEs MEET M.LAUeHLIN.
st. John and Others Go to Jamespora to
CoAsait the Brooklyn Bose.


CoAsaIt the Brooklyn Bose.
JAMEsPoRT. L. l., Aug. civilian P. ct.
John. treasurer of the Democratic National
Committee, A. Breeder of Denver, and Mr..
Roller. a Brooklyn banker and politician, ar
rived at South Jamesport at noon to-day in tho
steam yacht Armorota- The silverites came
TO confer with Hugh Mclaughlin, the vet
eran boss of Brooklyn's Democratic politics.
The Armoreta was chartered for the trip,
and she left Brooklyn yesterday afternoon.
So cautious was the party that even tho
Captain and tho sailors professed ignorance OF
the names of tho persons composing IL. John
Shea, a close friend Of Mr.. Mclaughlin, was
the one person here beside the boss who
know in advance OF the silvOrite expedition,
He had Caut~ Daniels of this port go out this
morning TO pilot the craft 10 The dock.
The oarty at once proceeded TO the Great
Peconio Bay Hotel. whore MIR. Mclaughlin
and Mr.. shea greeted them cordially. The
fve Immediately went into conference. At
ter dining Mr. st. John hurried away TO the
time. 1t Is said that he communicated with
Senator Jones. After sending his message
Mr. Sc. John again Joined tho conference.
After the meeting reporter saw tho poll
ticians. They were in a Jolly mood. but each
refused in turn 10 say any thing as TO the OBJ
ject of the visit.
The visitors returned to Now York this
afternoon on the 3:l0 train. 1t is stated upon
good authority that Senator James X. Jones
OF krkansas is expected here tomorrow TO
SEQ Mr.. Mclaughlin.
The sun., 1896-08-07
HARRY1Ne sENAroR cAFrERE.
A Concerted Movement to Worry Hin Int
ResiEniuG His Once.

A Concerted Movement to Worry Hin Into
ResiGninG His Once.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6.-Ever since United
States Senator Don Gallery announced himself.
a few days ago, as an opponent Of Bryan and
Sewall and Of the Democratic platform an at
tack has been made on him to compel him to
resign the Senatorship on tho ground that he no
longer representa- the views of the people or of
tho Democracy Of Louisiana. State Senator
Cordell. himself sound d-money man, and who
was largely instrumental in electing Caffery
Senator. thinks that Caffery should obey the
wishes OF his constituents or resign. Senator
Sholars alsu calls upon him 10 resign his COM
mission. An attempt will he made to unite the
legislators who elected Caffery in demand for
his resignation.
The Shreveport Cducdstdn and . number of
other Democratic papers are calling for his re-
tirement. II Ia probable that Democratic meet
ings will be held in many parishes. as there
him because OF his opposition to Bryan.
The sun., 1896-08-07
soUND-MoyEY MEN .AcrIYE.
To Mako . STIR Fight at the Qeeens County
Democratic Prinaries.

JAMAICA. L. l.. Aug. e.-The Queens County
Democratic Central Committee has chosen
Sept 12 as tho date for the Assembly district
Conventions TO elect delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention to be held in Buffalo.
The First district Convention will meet In the
Queens county Court House at Long Island
City; that of the Second district in the Ja-
maica Town Hall. and that Of the Third district
In Aresons Hall at Mineola.
1t is expected that there will be o lively fight
between tho gold and silver factions for tho
control Of the delegates in each OF the three
conventions. While the County Central Com
mittee has endorsed Bryan and Sewan and the
Chicago platform its action has not been ac-
cepted by tho conspicuous men in the party.
The meeting OF the committee at which tho
resolution OF endorsement was put through was
poorly attended. and several committeeman do
not feel that they are bound by the steps taken
at It. There 10 a strong gold feeling In the party
throughout the county. The fight between the
factions will begin at the primaries and will
outlast the state Convention.
The sun., 1896-08-07
cHA1RMAv HRIoHr WILL REsrex.
He Says He Can No LoaGer Lead the Penn-
syivania Democrats.


syiVaniR Denoerats.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 6.-After next Thursday
Democratic State Chairman r E. Wright will
no longer be State Chairman. He will resign
at the meeting of tho State Committee
TO be held In this city on that day. Col.
Dnlinger. private secretary to Mr. Wright. was
here to-day and filed in tho State Department
the certificates OF nomination of the electors
nominated by tho Democratic State Convention
at Allentown. The Republican certificates of
nomination have not yet been hled. The Demo-
cratic list is complete, and contains tho names
OF George w. Guthrie. Pittsburgh; Samuel
Dickson. Philadelphie. and Joseph J. Brooks,
Sewickley. electors who have informed Chair
man Wright thstthey cannot support the Chi
cRgotcket.
after resgning, will not have anything 10 do
with the MANAGEMENT OF the campaign because
OF the fIee-silvsr movement He declined to
say " neither he would support the nominee.
IL is said that the sound money electors on tho
Democratic ticket will remain on until within
fifteen days of elsGtion, when they will with
draw and disorganize the ticket. The reason
there have been 50 few Withdrawals up TO tho
present is because OF this programme.
The sun., 1896-08-07
sExA1oR ALLEN Calls ON BRYAN
The Senator Expects Nebraska Populists
Will Vote for SewalI.

The senator Expects Nebraska Populists
VIII Vote for SewaiI.
LINCOLN. Neb. Aug. 6.-Mr. Bryan's last day
but one ut homo was uneventful. Senator Allen
stopped in the city on his way from the Populist
State Convention in Hastings and conferred
with Mr.. Bryan on the sobject of fusion.
The action taken at Hastings was substan-
TALLY as recommended by Mr.. Bryan, and he is
satisfied with the result
Senator Allen thinks tho classification that
was caused by the lack of consideration show
to the Populist nominee for Vice President will
pass away. He expects tho solid Populist vote
for the fusion Bryan and Sewall Presidential
electors
Among Mr.. Bryans other callers were Mr..
and Mrs. Harrington of Boston.
Many people. mostly friends and neiE hbors.
called at the Bryan residence to-day to say good
uro tomorrow.
The sun., 1896-08-07
HUeH O. HAL1xCs REsI9HS.

A Democratic National Committeeman Cao-
not Stand tho Bryea Crowd.
TACOMA. Wash, Aug. e.-Democratio Ma
tional Committeeman Hugh c. Wallace re-
signed yesterday. He has written vigorous
letter to Chairman Jones' in which he accuses
the Democratic party Of departing from its
principles and entering upon radical and
ruinous career. Wallace has been committee
man for four years and has always supported
Cleveland ardently. He was dirgusted whom
tho Chicago Convention refused 70 endorse the
Administration.
The sun., 1896-08-07
rl..s or Rhode Islasd Demoer.,s.

PROVIDENCE. Aug. 8.-The Rhode Island DEM
ocSatio State Central Committee met hero TO-
day and voted TO hold the State Convention for
the selection OF Presidential electors In this city
on Aug, 20 and the District Convention for tho
nomination OF Congressman on Oct. 7. Tho
State Convention has been called at an early
date to show that in endorsing tho Chicago
platform and Bryan and Sswall the committee
did not run counter 10 the party sentiment In
he Stata
The sun., 1896-08-07
BILVERITE SUB ROSA.

They VIII Vote for silver Men Thoagh
CIaiminE to Be for Mckinley.
ALPESA. g. D.. Aug. Ga secret organization
has been formed In Jerauld county. and wholly
within the Republican party, for the purpose OF
electinG free-silver candidates both In the State
and nation. Prominent Republicans in tho
county. somo Of whom have filled important
Federal positions under a Republican admini-
stration, are identified with the cause II one of
by Democrat or Populist, who knows nothing
about the inside working Of the secret society,
money" and make every pretence OF being a
gold man.
The sun., 1896-08-07
ssu,-. says He. for BryA. ..a silver.

Senator Watson C. Squire of Washington
said at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night that
IL was entirely true. as stated in Seattle
despatch to THE Sun, published yesterday, that
he has declared for Bryan and free-silyer
coinage. Senator SQulre's successor will be
elected by the Legislature To be chosen In the
State of Washington In November. Mr.. Squire
was for elk years member OF the New York
Republican State Committee. representing the
old Herkimer- J efferson district.
The sun., 1896-08-07

the, yrefer 70 Be honest with the iabcLer and
farmer than regular with my party. " the Cnl.
caeo Con- tion can be called regular. The greet
msss OF the Democratic party ip COMPOSED OF
iaborinR men, and when it adopts platform or
when men adopt platform for u under cover
OF the organization Of my rarty, prefer 70
stand on my convictions rather than on that
platform. Il is principle that makes me 1 Dem
ocrat and in the platform adopted AZ Cnieego
the principles of the Democratic party nave
been abandoned"
Views Of the dissenters, which was unanimousiy
adopted, IL denounces the Republican policy
of protection and attributes to II the evils from
which the country suffers. 1t fayors An effort
70 control the coming State Convention, but
failing in that II declares for bolt
The success of the meeting and the enthu-
siasm that prevailed leaves no doubt that NC
Kinley will carry Jefferson county By double
the IN mnjority that she ever gave nominee Tor
the Presidency; The Gall was signed d. oH such
men as r.. r. Flower, s. F. Bagg, II. w. Boyer,
G. II. Tubbs, H., II. Rice. J. D. Taylor: II; II.
Babcock. q. G. sherman, George h. sherman,
John q. streeter. John lansing. S. ouencer.
Charles E. Holbrook. 4. 7. i. Lansing i. I.
Jsmss 4. Ward. @. d. Consani, Q. NJ. Paddock,
f. A. Hinds, Henry. Purcell. r. E; Smiley,
Tnomas Walter, and Loveland Paddock. All
representative Democrats. The hall was crowded
when the meeting was called TO order.
The sun., 1896-08-07
zLABAMA POPS DIsHEARrENED
They Are Said to Re DESTROYS OF Making
Overtures 20 Democrats.

They Are Said to Re DESTROYS OF Making
Overtures 90 Democrats.
BIRNINoHAh. Ala, Aug. e.-It is said that tho
Populist leaders OF the State have made over
lures toward the Democrats, offering TO support
tho Democratic ticket In November provided
nve places on tho electoral ticket are given to
the Populists. Tho Populist State Executive
Committee has been called to meet in Birming-
ham in few days. and It is said that course
to be pursued in November would be mapped
about given up tho idea of putting out q Bryan
and Watson ticket inasmuoh as II would show
the weakness OF the party. They will let
thoir following vote as they see At. Many Load
ers are sore at the defeat OF Monday. and will
vote with tho Republicans for the Mckinley
and Hobart electoral ticket, while others will
remain away entirely from tho polls In No
vember.
The Democrats have no overtures to mako to
tho Populists, expecting them to vote for Bryan
and Sewall because of love for FREQ silver.
The sun., 1896-08-07
Comptroller nos.r,s ID ,n,.. =, A..

ALBANY, Aug. 0.-Comptroller Roberts do
mes th"t lie threatened to bolt Aldrldre Hen
dr'cks' and Wadsworth at the Surf Hotel, Fire
island In the presence OF LIeu;.Goy Saxton
As,emblyman lothian Aid. lie snys ~
Snn, S,e ne met all The gentlemen nninad NJ ,h.
~ iI n'trI eScept Aids. " there was nnt n worI
" potnu's IN the conversation lie had ,y,, IL
them; As for Mr. Aids, he says he did nv, nv,
h re MN while IN Fly" Island. has ,ot 81 ,,t
IL hiS once here about n month agv." "'''"''"
The sun., 1896-08-07

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. o.-Fifty well known
Democrats OF Fort Wayne met last night and
organized a permanent COMMITTEES TO conduct .
vigorous campaign in support Of the sound
money Democratic ticket; Tho Hon- s. NJ. Fox-
ter presided. Ex-StAte Senator j. ID. SAFniR-
hausen. editor OF the Stats ZeituHO WAS . NOV
ing spirit at the meeting. Mr.. Foster, ex-StAto
Representative John RodAbAuEh. Aad City
Comptroller H. C. Berghon were appointed .
committse 70 attend the meeting At Indian
ADolls.
The sun., 1896-08-07
Fon POOR PAY AND DEAR BREAD.

Gompars's Report OF What workiAEnsn
Waat-Perhaps He Doesn's Know.
Sam Gompers, who as President OF tho Amori-
can Federation Of Labor has his headquarters
in indianapolis, arrived here yesterday and will
stay day or two. At tho headquarters of the
had found workingmen all over the country
werc in favor of the free and unlimited coinage
OF silver at the ratio of rs to l. He added that
tion had declared in favor of free silver. His
own views he refused to give. He said that
labor unions and politics should be kept sepa-
rate.
The sun., 1896-08-07

In one OF Goethe's plays, one
chap meets another and asks
What's new z same ola
thing" he answers.
Brown linen, some years ago
worn by everybody, is on the
market this season as new.
It's fast taking the place OF
white duck.
Brown linen suit., els and eio, coak vest or
trousers sold separately.
Brown linen knicksrbocksrs, ssoo
white duck troussrs-ootton % and eo.Soi linen
% and eADo.
ROGERS, PEET & Go.
The sun., 1896-08-07
No. oaly nryAu. bat Mrs.. Lease.

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lease of Kansas will talk
AZ Cooper Union next Monday night about the
kind OF money the Populists want. The meet
ing will be held under the auspices OF the Social
Reform Club Several labor leaders will ALSO
speak. hrs. Lease will be N the city two or
three weeks she said yesterday, and 10 pref Ared
70 talk for bryan II her services are wanted.