New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-30

in the Eastern States. but the minority mas no
representation in the Electoral College, our
strides in these states will. OF course hol Siio"
up ;his year Montana VIII not pe "a a.
less an uncompromisng free-silver platform Is
adopted We want no ifs or butts Dul
straight unhampered declaration fOr ire com
age at Is u |. without waiting for foreign IA
lions to express their will in the matter am
inclined TO think the Populist CohVeh'io" Will
indOTsc Bland" ,, NJ
Senator Mantle of Montana, accompanied Mr..
Motifs Senator Mantle said he did not MINK ~
probable that Teller would be In Cnlcago 1ui,is
the National Convention. i 90 llVt INN ,.on
Teller vii, have any headquarters hett, e'rm ".
he added He is not going 10 make TINS PEI
eonal fight and what his friends do ne may y,
may not acquicsce in. | cannot tell no" WHAT
his plans are. so,,,
NJ c. Whitmore Of ST Louis delegate from rom
the XIIth Missouri District. spen a few ,hou.
nominate Bland" he said, when asheu No"S -
Ing the political situation ITS no use ~ II
st0p the free-silver wave now. AS Tor 20
will wheel into the Democratic column pl ia "a
900 majority if not more. I've got SOW iielV -,
like 10 bet at even money that Atgeld IS neNt
Governor of Illinois The Bland iorces VIII ro
no stone unturned to see that ms i"'ei0'''
what do YOU think OF the story TO tho enect
that the sound-money men will bolt the CohNe"-
tom" o,oo >, tba free
silver mon what the sound money men DO. we
wouldn't get any Of the states they control any ny
how SO YOU see we will not be much "Vise on
whatever
manufac trrer and by all natural preceuIeeii's
should be on Mr. Whtney's side, Dui pe.ivr
my business would be doubled under the rt tI
OF the IL 10 / regime. hence am VIZ -. NI4 49,
for il as hard as | can. and expect 10 So !, WI
bv a tremendous majority. have not lile sI'sn'
o., doubt that we Will elect the next I'esIu,l SUI,
OF the United States and without 60 'e'E "D0''
trouble at that" - <os, +ba
Hugh C. wallace delegate-at-arge from .ne
STATE Of washington. and member 81 'he
democratic National Committee, VINO arrived
Yesterday from New York. where ne had peel II,
conference with MI Whitney ana other eo''
leaders SAYS; . C,.ioa,,, IN
buy silver delegates is all bosh Ihere VIII pe ~
at;e-nnt to coerce nor will there he any UNFAIR
means used There will be host or strong
earnest Democrats from the East ana olhei ~
caliiies men of National prominence ana ed1eI
chin who will come to dissuade the silver ltie,a
from PARTY suicide. They VIII snow cohClusNtN
mat the adoption of IL to | platform by Ine
Convention will mean annihilatlon or tne IL
rnOcracy Of New-YOrk Connecticut anu New
jersey. 80, 49,. c,a.as
There are those who believe that these states
have been the bulwarks If Democracy III Wv
ms, and are essential in the future Shouih 'ne
Convention adopt 16 to | platform ana n0rl-
nate a silver candidate. it will not be thirty ia!
bef ,r the issue is clearly defined ana leuuccu -
manic VS. no panic with the result thal the v'rr
bjned business interests Of the country VIII pe
s-,s,ved apr,ns, that candidate whose elecuon
means panic No party has ever succeedeu WIN
mo business interests against il. II Is i'Ils
time between now and election. ana the Wast-
carners Of the country will have abundant OPP
nortunitv t. elect whether or not thelr "dses
shall he Maid ina fifty-cent dollar.