New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

Tor . northumberland alliance hencefcrth WIN Wv
Republican party and Republican newspapels 49,
ohioc,s IN tho term Afro Americana. as apPIe. ~
Hmerican citizens Of African descent, lnsisus
i would be just proper 20 refer to Tn,e aco
ored clflzcns' is the term 1t insists upon Dut ~
' runs counter the teachings Of T. o nh9m nns
proper appcl.atlon for his race; mat " '"e "'''
negro.
The denomination OF Mr.. Glet In the xxiHtn con,
gross Dlstrlc, Is wei received The Eirn!ra News
considers Il a strong nomination; MI Giiiets ss.-
vices In the business affairs OF legislation II uec'"s
have been invaluable.
In view of Democratic dlscord In Chemung Coun-
~. 1.-The Seuben Courier" begins to THINK tha' .ne
Chemung Democracy, which gave Davra n p a
his start In public ne MAJ i, ~ y, the district"
When Wilbur F. Porter WAS nominated lot L'c'
tenant Governor IT was said. In explanation Oh INC
conventions action. that Mr.. Hill was uyhs "
win back Roswell p Flower to the regular Denoc-
racy The effort was partially success1q SILL Al A,bSny
evidencc ed by the back somersault OF Ihe Alpasy
Am" which Mr. Flower and Anthony Braoy
control But Mr. Flower himself is proof agalnst
ali The aIlurenents Of the old machine, ne pr e.
Sidod NJ the Palmer and Buckner meeting ana IS
not likely change his position al this ia'e ""' ~
the campaign.
President HIS statement that nine-tenths OF the
Northwestern Railroad employees are Tor SieN'n-
lev Is echoed by the officers OF the Pennsy'Va'i'
and OTHER great Eastern lines. In fact the ran"
road men throughout the country are almost ="
mi, IN support OF the Republican ticket. Their
enthusiasm for Mckinley Is not dihicuit 10 uhoe'
stand No body Of workngmen In the country
would be more directly and Immediately ahected
bv the triumph OF the Popocratic candidates tldn
railroad employees Their wages ~Iu,u a. fares are
atelv and dsastrOusly affected Rahroau IaIrS ar
Nxed by law and Il would be almost lnposs!Dc w
procure legislation increasing rates IN 10 IL
81, (ln
road obligations are as a rule. payable prlhcipdi
and interest in gold Should the PRESIDENCY anu
Congress be Organized there would be no rscaps
cror9 sharp and quick reduction or railroad
wages l. Is clear knowledge or inns id't III nv
railroad world that underlies the enthuS'as" 'o'
Mckinley
"If things keep they are going says Inc
West Winfield Star" "New-York will give V"oo
for Mckinley" Every good Republican hopes so.
bur would it not be Just well to defer that sort
Of talk until after election?
one Democratic organ is silly enough to object to
Mr. Black the Republican candidate for Governor
because he was born outside the state, ~hhe MS
competitor IL a native OF NewYork. voter wing
would be Influenced By such an argument a. tn"'
would prefer Aaron Burr to Alexander Hamilton.
After an impartial review of the situation "Ihe
Buffalo inquirer" concludes that the late Demo
cratic Convention in its city will not lessen Mckin-
ley's majority In tins STATE.
The nomination OF James j. Belden for Congress
by the Mckinley League and the Democracy In the
XXVIIth District has. il appears, had the much-
needed effect OF stirring the machine TO some IN
terest I'm Republican success. This Intense soicI-
tude for Republican success" says THE Syracuse
Post" has manifested itself very recently. Dur
ing all the month that the machine has been treat
ing a large body Of Republicans In this county with
insult and contumely, the machine leaders have
had no concern for Republican success and no
thought as what the future might bring forth
They should have thought OF these things when
they framed their rules and constitution. when they
denied Republicans enrolment for the PRIMARIES.
when they took away home rule from Republicans
in the towns when they rejected overtures for har
nony made by the Mckinley League Republicans
munications receiS ed from the Mckinley League
Republicans when they ruled with "A high hand and
maintained their policy OF prescription. utterly re-
CARELESS of the welfare OF the Republican party and
the success of its candidates in the future The
leans first In the field with their candidates
for the Assembly. that they nominated Republicans
worthy record and excellent ability. and that II
the machine had cared for Republican success 1t
would have Endorsed those candidates and pre-
vented a three-cornered fight If they want mar
mony" adds The Post" let them withdraw their
machine candidates and support the Republican
candidates who We're first in the field.