New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02


how he felt about the election. Il am afraid, WAS
HIS reply "Afraid?' quered his friend. "ha'
are YOU afraid Of? You don't think that Bryan
has a chance of election. do you?' NO. said 'ne
Colonel No DON'T thnk he h deca ne that she
didn't believe in ghosts. but was awiu"y a''"'u Vi
them.
As the big parade was marching up Fifth-aVe.
Saturday a friend of Henry George was asked no"
the charge Of coercion could apply 10 the passing
thousands 1T DOESN'T he reJoined; they are
all plntocrats" Well" said The other. III all
those men ar. plutocrats they must have become
so under tho gold Standard: 80 what Is the need OF
change" But by that time the wh1 To s Hsar.
e oI there is no reply face
of such display of patriotic DEVOTION a"b becnme
ridiculous As THE Watertown Times" aptly re-.
marks the charge Of coercion Is an empty oh IT.;
life than when he attempted to maxi the anyiSSine
people Of this country nceve demaroees any '
The mnltiplica ton OF POLITICAL centres In this city
on election night is one of the interesting features
of iatter-day politics. Formerly everybody OUT
side Of Newspaper Row swarmed the Firth Avenue
Hotel TO get returns. that being practically the
only place available. Now II IS different Inc
Republican State Committee Will receive returns
there as usual but they will also be received AZ A.
National Committee WILL; OF ours *, h yhch &c
all day and night: 50 viii the state Clun wnom MI
the Republican club. the Union League ana almost
every active permanent Organization IN the par s
The Western Union Telegraph Company mas h'NttI
put In many private wires before nor MADE suc,,
an errort to give the widest possible distribution OF
the glorious that is certain 10 b" haSheu over
the lines on election night.
II, IL the opinion Of The Binghamton Republican
that Mckinley will carry everything worth carry
dos nc; think he WI b IoT Ses ary' foo9
hills OF the Rocky Mountains
Latest authoritative dispatches from Nebraska
Irdieote that Brvan's own State will give Mckinley
from 500 TO 1900 majority. This statement u
bas ed II thorough canvass.
The utter decentralization OF the Bryan canvass IL
visible on every hand. In the East the campaign
has long since been abandoned. But abandonment
IL Infinitely more crcdtablc than the tactics that
prevail I'm the West argument" AZ THE Buffalo
/ EXPRESS" remarks "has been dropped altogether
No pretence IL made OF appealing TO any mans
reason. Canards and foreerir, of tn" most snn i
.s. kind are given the chief place IN IN" canpdiSl
literature The effect OF such campaign m"ihods
ana the overt act- consequent upon them; IKE me
"ggng Of Secretary Carlisle. must be to disgust all
pIr.- minded conservative men who are lett III me
nnirio,c citizens should max, the majority against
Bryan Overwhelming. II Is nor onIy ths a. 'ne
viii never again arise to be destroyer OF business.
bu, that the organism OF the Popocratic leaders a,,
| may hc rejected In such a manner as 10 teach az
future politicians that the American people Will
not brook such tactics
A cordial Invitation wa. extended to Mr.. Black.
the Republican candidate for Governor. 20 attend
the Mckinley L"agu" nlss-m'"ting al carnegie
Hall last Thursday night. He WAS not able 20 at
tend owing TO the fac, that he was compelled to
sneak elsewhere. hut he wrote letter depressing
M. feeling toward the organization ana ma CON
temp; for the malicious reports that "rr 'Irc, ~
clrrulatcd alleging dislOyalty on II" TART OF IN.
| Mckinley League men toward him 81 had hearh
hg r"mST You rrG rTgr TO- to ,Sa attitude Of the Nc
| Kinley League toward myself ! gave II no con- con,
| untrue" similar sentiments were expressed by
! NJ Woodruff and 10y every honest. sensible friend
Mos, pcrsors Will agree that THE Rochester
Herald is entirely safe In It's prediction that the
man who is elected President tomorrow will have
| n House of Representatives In political sympathy
with him"
Nothing but coercion" THE Troy Times" con-
/ tends will prevent the workingmen from voting
/ for Mckinney"
"The Syracuse Post" holds that 1t will be nip
| and uck between New-Yorx and Pennsylvania as
70 which State shall give the larger Mckinley
majority
The majority Of voters In this State have prob
ably forgotten IL they ever knew. tina; one Wilbur
! f. Porter IL candidate for Governor Realizing
this fact he has cndcavored 10 attract attention
,o himself by urging his few dcudcd followers TO
force the nations come to us for "A standard OF
currency" This declaration seems to THE Water
town STANDARD" one OF the really humorous feat
rres of the campaign The Romans carried off
tho S,hIn. women" IL remarks. but this talk
about forcing the nations OF the earth on their
financial feet is bigger joke than the Romans
over perpctratcd. But Mr. Porter IL something OF
n wit and imagine his efforts 10 Keep
sober face while making this heroic appeal TO the
great American jury.
Free silver" says "The Nebraska News. 'on
ton 81 free trade would be an obligation that only
a Mexican or a chinaman could stand"
The Argentine Republic Is on a fiat paper basis.
and what Is tn" result? business mas become
stagnant: only speculation thrives. And IL il
/ spcculation.' IA ''The Buffalo Express adds.
(which produces plutocrats. against whom the
HrynnItes pretend 10 feel great averson-he pluto
/ Gratis who own silver mines being. OF course ex-
/ c"pted."
J According TO "Thc Troy Daily Record there IL
not more than one In five voters who can tell who
| IL running for Governor In opposition 10 Frank ).
Black.
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