New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

WAS three tckets although Mr.. Lincoln was elected
in the end. To my mind We are facing very
grave crisis at this time. 1t 10 not contest be-
tween gold and silver so much az It Is between gold
on ono side and fence rails on the other side backed
I'D BY a combination Of elements and headed by the
Populists who would fost upon the country the IN
come tax
John Harsen Rhuades president OF the Green
wich Savings Bank at sxteenth-st ana Slx'h-a'e''
was asked the same question ar affecting the DEM
ocratc side Of the situation. "A very grave MstaAe
In my Judgment" ne said at once and with en-
phasis "and you cannot put my objection 100
strongly. This is not a new issue before the Con-
vention IN Chicago. There has been covert an-
vocacy Of It covering the past ten years ana III
erature has beer secretly issued by the ton. pol
soninr the minds OF the American people with
false beliefs on the question OF money. me time
has come squarely draw the line. and II is no'
to be drawn. TO my mind between parties Inc
time has come for all 10 rise above party COLI
slderation and TO assume a patriotic attitude AS
l wrote a friend some time ago. II Is not party
issue but the moment has arrived when We
should stand for protection sound money and the
honor Of the nag Why you know that part OF
the secret literature on this subject when mas
gone abroad accused the bankers Of the East OF
coming into COLLISION to precpitate the panic OF
1892 1t has tainted the minds Of men every
where am Republican and q consistent pro-
tectionst. and again 1t Is my Arm conviction that
protection and sound money must 60 hand In hand
Mr.. Mckinley will not draw the issue there. The
Republican party must assume higher ground than
Of KIND SOP r hs
Congress Make the square declaration and fight
'1as sa' 'io Sas'
vote with the Republicans on this question ",
aiS sH Il The Il lines have snssssted am
hav hern AL on POplsts
the and We ssT. s % them e wit" .ns
tho chat Of Is: asS s ss '"'s
four years war. Let US vote to maintain the Ma
Henry ciews said: "An that Is known about
Bryan e through hi: speech Of YESTERDAY which
evidently the only auslifioaton that obtained for
him the nomination. He Is certainly too young to
him r for the Executive once He is good man to
be easily beaten by his opponent, who has the ad-
commends itself to Democrats and Republicans
alike who feel interest in perpetuating the Gov
eminent and maintaining Its high credit and the
I'VE now have ali there i. to come from tn.
Sesn more ne hso easeS re ons
expected has come at last and. as usual. II has
The onT thns now left to do is to begin to dis
count the utter rout and defeat OF the political
is at the p
cusion The market ought to improve now in an.
ticipatson Of good 10 come. AS we have discounted
the bad that has come.
The Chicago Convention platform is too top
heavy for its base II IL inverted pyramid. and
will be sure 20 topple over The wise. respectable
and responsible members OF the Democratic party
will all run away from the threatened crash and
get out Of dangers reach What self-respectng
man with any consideration for himself or pa
triotc impulse for his country would contribute 10
prop up such disproport,onate and ridiculous
structure? 1t must as natural sequence fali 10
the ground and bury those who are responsible
for it's erection"