New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

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grounds both Of which now in a iliapida,ed
condition. after which re viii make git Of the prop
eriy the State.
VIEWS on W'KINLEY'S LETTER.
AN UNRivALLED ROLE-WINNER.
From The Rochester Post-Express
All honor to Mckinley, His letter Of acceptance
Is really h'agnifcent public document 1T 1t be
promptly circulated In every school district IN the
land y VIII prov" an unrivaHed role-winn'r.
FREE FROM JARGON AND FALLAcIEs
From The Chicago Times-Herad.
What he has to say is free alike from the iargon
Of hnanciers and from the faacies OF those no to
win votes resort TO recondlte references. obscure
Illustration and perplcXing language
STRONG IN IT'S PLAINNEss.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel
1t is strong in its simple planness direciness ana
epigrammatic manner OF discussing the issues ~
the times II is solid. sober reasoninG when must
appeal To the electors OF the land
\ DISTINCTION MALE
From The St Louis Globe Democrat.
As Is emnently fitting the letter ir Condemn.
ing the silver folly makes "a distinction between
the band q: regulators and wrccAers VINO nave
seized the machinery ana are G.lns M lame and d
the real Democracy which deno unces sllVerism.
A CLEAR STATEMENT
I
of the Republican domination for the Presidency
Is clear ana strong S'5en, o., nis
regards the free coinage Of silver his deGarations
posed to the deb1sement Of tie currency
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS
From The Dayton Journal
lie presents 10 the world the position occupied
by the Republican party. and as represeni'ns ~
the position occupied by himself. namely. that
for
THE VOTER LIGHTS.
From The Pittsburg News.
The platform and the etter Of occeP,an1,e. are 5e
lights 10y which the voter is to be be guided Every Re
Al s.. Louis Nov ot him mlke the letter Of ac-
ceptance an armory from which 70 derive his mun-
lions for the Wal
A PROTEST AGAINST BASE APPEALS.
From The Cleveland World
Mr. McKmley's ettei j. not Only 'alm nsr, argumen-
the policy the pas present ana tt're ot h'5 psrW;
bur saesmanlik" protest against me IN IN he
and wicked appeals Of his opponent 70 te odse"ess
OF his iellOw-ctiZens
PATRIOTIC DE'IVERANcE
From The Philadelphia Telegraph
Governor McKmley's ietter OF acceptance IS
vrile. courageous ana inspiring appeal 70 & tnc IN
In many respects II - the most remarkable cocu-
ment Of the kIne IN American history
HE STANDS on THE PLATFORM
From The Chicago Inter Ocean
He stands squarey IN the platform. eNades no
issue. apologies FOR no act or the 'oNNtNioi pul'
holding high The standard OF stalwart Republican,
ism. makes known his pride IN the Party ieeorn
and his belief In and attachment TO h'pDO'e~h
principles
\ MAGAZINE OF AMMUNlTloN
From The Cleveland Leader
II l. a magazine Of ammunition as vel as
statement of personal 5eliefs: splendid tex,
book OF political truth. As well as message q.
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leader in fact as well as in name has spoken
WE NOW HAVE FACTS
From The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
We have had surfeit OF orator>. Wnai We
needed were facts. pure and clear and cold Anu
now we have them
IT SURPASSED EXPECTATION.
From The Syracuse Post.
The Nation is sscus,Gned % eypict %ise T5sncTs1 anq
he is allied upon 10 speak He has met eXpectalon
in every instance since his nomination Tor ,trwi
letter of acceptance, the letter Itself surP@SSea
even expectation
MUST AROUSE PRIDE.
From The Grand Rapids Democrat
1t cannot fail to arouse pride and satisfaction
among an fair-mnded men Of all parties 10 no.
that Mr Mckinley puts his explanation so plsiny
and clearly that even the nursing child M pohu0s
may understand.
NO MORE ANARCHY.
From The Ringhamton Republican.
He believes in the soundcst description OF SOUND
CURRENCY in protection that protects. and he Is op-
nosod 10 taking in any further job lots OF anarchy
and revolution through omierant stations.
\ CLEAR AND FRANK AvowAL.
From The Buffalo News.
His IDEAS and convictons are clearly stated ard
frankly avowed His declarations asains' that no.
toriouSy false doctrine styled free silver are pro-
nounced with c.earress and precision
AS CLEAR AS CRYSTAL
From The indianapolis Journal
In A series OF brief sentences. Major Mckinney
makes what has been regarded absruse SUD,
iacf as clear as crystal - the ordinary reader Ana
while the language is simple. the argument "neh
the writer makes for stable currency is uhaH'
swerable
PRECEDENCE TO HONEST MONEY.
From The Buffalo Commercial.
He gives precedence 10 the question OF homes,
money ahd 70 one has presented more simply ara
donment OF the gold standard and a descent 10 tne
silver basis proposed by the Popu,ist- -pemocra.G
coalition. than Mr.. Mckinley does N ,his iormAs
acceptance OF his nomination Tor the freslieh0S'
AN ABLE UTTERANcE
From The Iowa Capital.
Speaking OF McKiney's letter OF acceptance there
never was an ADLER clearer uttefance by ftss
cncc between the speech of a genuine statesman
and the pattudes OF IA juvenile orator
APPROPRIATE To THE CRISIS
From The Minneapolis Journal
Major Mckinley Is TO he congratulated upon me-
splendid and Compreht nslve letter. 80 aooE0p'sss
IA the present crisis Of National anairA