New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
JUDGE MOVES BOLTS.

HE WAS DELEGATE TO THE CHICAGO coNvEN-
TON. AND WILL VOTE FOR M'KlNLEY'
From The Warren (Penn) News
The following letter from ChaYles H. Noyes.
p. j.. of this district. TO prominent Democrat OF
Russell has been handed to 1.-The News for pub
Gcation: so.
Il Dear Sir: Your letter of to-day asking for my
views upon the public questions neW seoIe he he
Chicago Convention and have not concealed my in
tsnto not to for It's InS 10
engage in the public discussion: am glad OF me me
81 dss ns %xV y ae
siss.a % s5Ssr. 1s 1s the SHs;s@
declared by that psry r9m he all 'me or os Gc
shaIl be Of equal value In 1892 only four years
the ns N@s II Gonsse D 5Un ms
equal intrinsic value or be adjusted through in,sr %
iation as shall insure the parity OF the two metals
and the equal power of every dollar at tan all times in
'sf psDss's psp a@a q
Tedeemabs n such ana Ses for the
protecton Of the farmers and laborng classes he
hrst and most defenceless victims Of unstable
In iss5 the Democracy Of Pennsylvania ratified
ieve that such parity could not be maintained by
we are therefore opposed to any legislation looking
Convention by the State Convention OF this year.
which at the moment when the money question
maintenance Of the gold standard While we favor
Enforcement OF the gold standard, We absolute
to the OF os syss sss
delegates elected TO represent Democratic views OF
government at Chicago turned their M backs s. upon
corning money and the functions OF governmen,t
mfr to
argument, heed no advice. Mr.. Bryan declared
ysr te eny w The scenes Which we in
Convention have no parallel except in tho opening
and trusted leaders were thrust into the back
ground. and Tman !who announced himself ..ss as
reckless bravado that he hailed from South Caro-
lima "the home Of secession and that the money
Sectional question:: Altgeld nhe pardoner of the
Of ns hsm9n smS On. Of the n ssn
ators.. moved BY. what motives they know best.
The e conven,ion was as senator Hill rightly said
revolutionary" The platform was not an applra-
Situation but distinct abandonment of them. and
the formation of a new party under the old name.
~ any ~. pe openly stated that there no other
way TO succeed in the election, and many have
MhateTer the party Convention may declare is the
truth For my part am unable % TO 90 so; AI~ays WAYS
FOR the sake the great principles which the party
to er % an e
name. find myself with patriotic President.
whom the Chicago Convention insnlied and abused.
merely for being true to the platform upon which
ne was elected: with his Cabinet Of eminent Demo-
Gratis and the great majority Of those distinguished
men to whom Democrats have looked for leader
ship in the past, unable. by reason OF devotion 10
banner thus seized by alien hands and borne at the
chusetts. standing. though nnwittingly. on the
brink OF eternity. spoke for all true Democrats. as
with heart Of sorrow but resolute spirit he shout
ed to the infatuated majority: You have stolen
our banner but you shall not steal our principles!
II is clear that cannot retain my convictions and
principles and follow the Democratic banner while
Mr. bryan bears It down the dangerous path OF
repudation and National dishonor In Palmer and
Buckner Democrats have candidates worthy OF tho
best days OF their party. and dignined and manly
statement Of principles with which all Democrats
should be content But IL is quite certain that
either Bryan and Popusm or Mckinley and safe
and conservative government will succeed in this
election 1t Is necessary not alone TO defeat Bryan
bit TO kill his A scotched snake will but
prolong the business paralysis from which we now
suffer. In emergency so great all minor differ
cnces should be laid aside. vote for ltalmer and
Buckner would be baif vote against Bryan and
Sewall- Watson, but under the Constitution and
laws Of my country | nave been intrusted with a
whole vote and feel 1t my duty TO cast II on what
seems to me the right 2de | shall therefore VOTE
~ live, for Mckinley and Hobart, and Of course
for our present distinguished and upright Repre-
sentative in Congress. Truly yours.
CHARLES II MOVES.