New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17

That large detection from the Repuplcan RANKS
in the Western part Of the State mas idieh 10 ma
teria,ze "If II exists" saws The Buffalo Enquirer
.,, &c certainly very elusive for conscientious OBJ
server who has recently spent week IN me country
district says that wherever ne wen. ne u'SVU ,
that the detection was just over In the next county.
Strong pressure is being brought to bear upon OK
Congressman Belden TO accept the nomination Tor
Congress rendered him by the Mckinley League ana
Endorsed by the Sound Money Democratic Convention
NJ Onondaga County 1t seems 10 be generally agreed
IN Syracuse that if he runs he Will win by an over
wheImtng majority The Independent newspapers,
such as The Syracuse Herald" declare that ne has
great personal strength in The district; that he Is
esnecally popular with the old soldiers 1nd the work.
ingmen and If ne should enter the field the contest
will be battle royal ATTRACTING attention ,hroughont
the State II Will be OF the most picturesque en-
gagements of the entire line OF battle"
Tmjd folks who have lost faith in the common
sense and common honesty of the American people
and are Worrying about such States as Iowa may de-
rive some satisfaction from the train votes taken In
that nourishing Commonwealth by THE Des Moines
Capital" Tire results of its canvass are certainly en-
couragng for they show invariably large majority
for Mckinley among the passengers on the various
railroads running to the STATE Fair. The votes seem
have been taken carefully ana inte.igently. ana
are probably a fair index OF sentiment among the
rural population OF Iowa The conclusion drawn from
the canvass by The Capital" Is thai Mr. Bryan may
forthwith put Iowa in the list of States absolutely
assured 10 the Republican candidates.
II IL is true that the Uncle Toms Cabin" and
trained fiea troupcs regard Bryans speaking tours
as Injurious to their interests, ii Is TO be rcmem-
bered. in excuse for the free-silver candidate that
If he did not go the people the people would not
go 10 him He has TO look for his audiences. while.
as "Ihe Cattaraugus Star APPLY remarks, 'McKin-
ley's audiences travel from end Of the country
to the other to hear him speak
The election OF Mckinley and Hobart will not be
enough. The principle OF public and private repu-
diation must be stamped upon and stamped out by
a majority so overwhelming that the people Of the
United States will be freed from the menace and the
danger of that principle ever again being powerful
for mischief. MAKE il landslide" cries THE
Syracuse Post" Let IL be a landslide for Sound
Money And every Republican, every patriot
should labor from now to the evening of Election
Day TO make II n landslide
William Sulzer would be the right man In the
right place reputation candidate for Governor
according THE Brooklyn Eagle" which once re-
fcrrcd TO Mr. Suffers legislative history as "a pot-
ica misdemeanor." ne hereupon Immediately con-
tended IN substance that he had never done wrong
unless he was told to do IT, This sort Of de-
fence" says THE Eagle" us usually known az
pleading the baby act. An individual Of Suffers
confessed capacity, or incapaciy, would fttngly
head State ticket In combination with the Chicago
Bryan-Sewa Watson menasere."
Under the heading. Result Assured" The Buff
falo Enquirer remarks that "the incidents prelim-
mary TO the meeting OF the Buffalo Convention dis
pose OF the Democratic chances OF success in this
State. They not very bright before, but now
they seem hardly worth discussing"