New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

practice Of the law, he also possesses that r"'es
ouality-the judicial temper-wlthous when no
Judge has ever become great. Tho Epeeche'
made at the Syracuse convention Inst week
chow plainly that Judge Hiscock has won not
only the admiration Of the members OF tho DAT
for his ability and purity OF character. but also
thei- affection by his urbanity OF manner anu
genaty Of disposition The voters OF the FIN"
District honor themselves in re-e!ectlng Juoge
Hlscock.
II Is lust what might have been expectea'
Senator Stewart fell under the spell Of Bryan 8
oratory in Dutchess County on Saturday ana
straightway imagined himself In Herkimer
County. He went back to Washington 30 full
OF confidence and enthuslasm-and th!ngs-'hat
he not only declared he didn't think there would
be any opposition to Bryan In Herkimer, out
that the Boy Orator would carry the Empire
state BY O. majority Of 100000 or 100000. "if
the people are allowed to vote as they feel.
'Rah for Stewart,
THE Kansas City World attempts TO show
that silver Is Disseminated against at the Treas
ury. because gold is paid for notes. and 1t goes
50 far as to say that silver is also practically
deemed in gold Here are its words:
Now. the gcn ,rnl opinion OF those who are we'll
rednerning tinted states notes invariably In goll
not at its own option but AT that or inc noide.'
tion against silver As silver certificates ana
United states notes nerchant cable this WA Was
Ii,,o silver dollars would purchase United states
note: United States note was redeemaDi1 III P s1u
ion concerning them can be construed as fallacy
only By distortion and indirectloh
If that is true then silver has its present place
in circulation because 1t can be changed for
gold and not simply because of legal 'enoer
laws. and Mr. BRYAN did not tell the truth
when he said In NewYork:
The silver dollar IS now held up 10 the gold dollar %
by legal tender laws and not by i ~ now
redo enable I'm gold either In law or Dy adml''s-
trative policy
The Popocrats should agree on story. II Is
disauieting to have them make exactly opposite
statements
The bicycle has been held responsible for poor
busInoss in many lines Of trade in the last year
or two. the companants against 1t being deal
ers in horses tailors shoemakers. hat'ers ana
other tradesmen too numerous TO mention.
Eow il is gravelv averred that a sluggish sea-
son at some Of the sunmerresort hotels Is due
IN the same cause The bicycle has suftclent
nonulartv and strong enough hold on the
nubIic mind - endure being made scapegoat
OF in this fashion.
Gleason IS still silent regarding the chafge
that he did not tell the truth when he took OUT
his citizenship papers and there are no signs that
he Is going to be called on 10 explain 20 the
satisfaction of a judge and jury that he did not
commit perjury many years ago Why Is the
case not brought to a head?
New plans for the rapid Transmission ana
distribution Of mails constantly maturlHs
The 1ates. Is a wagon large enough TO accom-
r,odate a mail clerk who will be engaged IN
tho performance Of his duties while the vehicle
is making its rounds and collecting mails from
the lamp-post boxes Apartments Will be 80
ARRANGED in the interior OF the wagon that ols-
tributlon can go on continuously, and pouches
he made up for different points without the
necessity Of delivering the mails AT posto"ce
or stotion to have them handled In the usual
,ranner The experiment has not yet been
roado but a wagon is being built for the pur-
nose ~ giving it a thorough test. If 1t proves
euccessful It will probably be adopted IN a"
largo cities and enable the people to get t"e''
r,oi,o an bour or two earlier than under pres
ent conditions.
It IS not strange that many persons ma II
hard 70 borrow money payable after NoVehprr
rhen q candidate for the Presidency OF 'he
r.nited States is travelling about the country
doc,or,n,, that if he is elected he will make Il
rossihlc 10 pav an honest dollar debt with Do