New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
TOO MUCH FOR COLONEL FELLOWS.
NEITHER TICKET NOR PLATFORM DEMOCRATIC

TOO MUCH FOR COLONEL FELLOWS.
NEITHER TICKET NOR PLATFORM DEMOCRATIC
| MKINLEY SURE TO SWEEP NETWORK
| Washington. July 20 (SpeciaD.-There are several
things that be said In favor OF Dstrict-Attorney
| Fellows which cannot be said OF some other prom
| inent members OF the party to which he belongs
One is that II doesn't take him az long to reach
conclusion as David p. Hill. for example, requires.
and another Is that when he has made up his mind
In July he Is not obliged wait for the action OF
State Convention In September before he makes tho
| fact known. Colonel Fellows was In washington
| to-day on his way 10 Virginia. and. In reply to
question the Democratic situation In the En-
| pire State. he said:
I'VE are In n meditative mood IN New-fork' Out
my nina II made up"
"Will you support the Chicago tcketE
Most assuredy not cannot do So because
am a Democrat and II there is anything Denocrauc
about the Chicago platform or the ticket 90 not
know what Democracy Is"
What is the feeling among the rank anu HE "S "
the Chicago ticket?"
Nothing has been determined. and there mas ho'
been much expression on that subject think our
people are waiting for the action OF the Democratic
State Convention to which the delegates 10 tne Ch'
cago Convention will make their report. 40 not
know exactly when the convention Will DE heio
Ara Won In favor of the nomination OF separate
ticket
II shall express opinion as to that now ana
will leave that to the Democrats Oh the eo'' "
decide" go, ,o. -,
,rrc,h that Is said to be showing itself In New
York;" vorv
oh there IL some silver sentiment III we" ,, o"'
but the people are overwhelmingly against siSe,,
and the country will find that out before very ione
"W,lI the reported accessions to the siVerNes
- ,,a ag-cuI,ural voters Of NewYork onset
tho loss 10 the Democratic ticket OF the so' De"
ocrats?" ,,,,.,o
mo and New-York State will go for Mckinney
by from 10000 to 10000 majority, ana 'he ma
tority may be greater than the last estimate: !"
net therc Is no telling how big a majority Mchin-
lev will get The solid business interests Ok u'o
S;a,s are against the Chicago ticket ,.
What think vii be wt sse saes vote
for the Democratic candidateY u, c,a..s w,1,
II presume tina, many , 9d the ht can't be made
to believe the people OF tms o oSun fba thew
repdae the credit OF Their amounted anp BY
th na' CHICAGO Convention. am Of the opinion ina,
Mckinley will be NH cs s,See auietus for
snr Tine to come believe that II the Chicago
nnyen r'ii had contented itself with simple dec
ratio Of and nominated km9Th SefectSn
from the Democratic ranks but when 1t goes Ss a
OF It's way attack the Felerai Sul,c dy, ~ many
other undeinocrutic ideas there are great many
of us who cannot support me uckel ,, ,,a,r.. ,ba
'Do you think that the Populists Will inoorse 'n'
Il do not know, but do not see aow iney ss can
10 me that to indorse him would be antagohisuc 10
all their principles L.. .. Co,o,o,
Fellows said This is the first attempt In the
history OF the world TO force a ratio without rei
eranne 70 tho commercial value.
He aid not believe that international ometaism
u,as so far off as appeared He said he was a ID"
W. a,.oiHs, and believed in the use Of both metals
He thought the entire world was ripe for an inter,
national agreement on the subject OF the use OF
III Germany and Austria ne said stand ready
70 act on the matter: other European countries
oiso and he believed that England would eventu
aiv be found in line and would reopen the minis OF
India 10 silver coinage