The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-27

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THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1896
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Hanna isn't meeting with the success
y he expected in getting campaign funds
from the New York money kings.
People want a great deal for their
money nowadays. Even the political
circus has a double Bill.
Tammany intends to carry los dele
gates and a few carloads Of enthusiasts
to the New York State Convention.
The Westminster Gazette advises
EnElishmen desiring the defeat of free
silver to restrain their shoutings for
Mckinley.
The New York Herald says Bourke
4 Cochran ''labored under disadvantages
while delivering his Madison Square
Garden speech"
An exchange says that DIR. Won Laer,
the German expert on brewing, says
4. A
duct of his country. The eagle should
wet Its whistle and scream.
Seven thousand persons were present
at the marriage of young Henry Ir-
Wing to Dorothea Bald tTrilby). The
organist upon the occasion played the
music played in the novel by Svengali.
Mark Hanna has informed his fell
low-countrymen that during the cam
paign Major Mckinley will remain
quietly at his home In Canton. Yes, and
he will do that self same thing after
the election.
'If bimetallism is to be restored, the
United States must take the lead. I
assert that the American people have
the right and the ability to legislate
for themselves on every question, no
matter what other nations max thinE,
about it.-Bryan at Tivioli Satus2ay.
Hon. Hoke Smith has done the right
thing under peculiar difficulties. and he
IL no doubt more popular and more ad-
mired in Georgia and the country than
he ever was before in his life. IIe has
blind follower of man, says the
Lynchburg Advance.
The Philadelphia Record remarks
that 'Mr. Mckinley will not attempt
to elect himself President by making
stump speeches." No. says the Will
mington IN. C.) ?star, he is depending
on Hanna's campaign fund. and the CO.
operation of the so-called Sound
money" assistant Republican Demo
Gratis
The Nashville American Dem.) says
oil cannot agree with the doctrines
enunciated at Chicago, this is admitted
but all can agree upon the defeat Of Nc
1 kinleyism. which Is far worse for the
people than the forst the Democratic
opDonents Of the Chicago platform
= charge will result from the election OF
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Sewall.
The declaration of Senator Palmer, OF
Illinois. in favor Of Mr.. Mckinley as
against Mr.. Bryan is noteworthy. II
/, may practically foreshadow the action
z Of the Indianapolis Convention. The
question from the first has been as tc
whether it would not be best for sound
money Democrats to go over openly
to the Republican nominees, remarks
the Washington Star.
The New Orleans States gives the
Information that Tom Watson 1:
dmbued with the idea that his
Fart dn the campaign is TO fght
Arthur Sewall. Of Maine. the Democratic
! candidate for Vice-President, and he
now has his coat off. and Is going at Il
hammer and tongs. 1t Is to be hoped
9 however, that when Mr.. aewall dis.
covers how hard Tom is fighting he will
u not get mad and do something undig