New-York tribune., 1896-10-07


cratic Lieutenant Governor believes that there VIII
h hou, Loo 600 Democratic votes cast at the coming
,cctIon in this State OF this number one-hfth VIII
be cast for the gold candidates and the remainhs @
fonrfths sSr Bryan ma dnS 200 So majority
Tho bitterness shown toward Hill by the organs OF
his own party is significant. 1t will take him long
time TO rehabilitate himse't "hen paper
uLe "The Brooklyn Citizen" Hugh McLaughlin's
orcan practically tells the SENATOR that his services
are entirely superiuous at present. In advising the
s,ate Committee regarding the MANAGEMENT OF the
campairn IL lays down what IL calls an excellent
rule; this should be resolution on the part OF the
committee that has no further desire 10 be guided
y Inr ""s About the Thacher iasco The party it goes
will not be hurt by by having hay rsst sfh b ndyd
nacn or transfer their talents openly 70 the side
PSn which their as ayG n M
never received more direct notice to quit the prem
Ses nd STh sSTs fIG" dcoses of ns
against the Senator not generally suspected
Even in his bitterness Of heart over the results Of
the Buffalo Convention Norman f. Mack the silver
apostle. find no harsher epthet to apply TO the
Mr. Bryan is earnestly impored by The Syracuse
News" to waste no time on New England. but
to conhne his efforts 10 more promising field 1t
neglects. however to inform him where that promis-
Ing field is located at present.
Tho improved business conditions correspond with
the Frightening prospects of an overwhelming Repub-
llcan victory The revival OF that fiscal policy under
which all interests prospered The Niagara Jour-
nai'' contends puts heart into the promoters of all
kinds OF Industries. A decisive Republican victory
in November will be followed by period OF splendid
prosperity.
A report has been indnsriousy circulated in Onon-
daga county that the Mckinley League there had
mad. n deal with the Democrats whereby Mr. Beden
was to be supported for Congress in return for
ss,ance on the part Of the League toward the cleo
tion OF Democratic, members OF Assembly
This report il denounced by THE Syracuse
Post" There Is certainly nothing in the situation
70 warrant It, Every man who has been named for
Assembly by the Anti Machine people Is known TO
be in the fight to win In each OF the districts most
= politicians agree that Mr.. Belden will not only be
elected to Congress but at least three OF the four
by good majority. Mayor Mcguire, OF Syracuse Is
on record a saying that he has not asked OBJ
talned a single pledge or promise OF any kind from
tive Democrat. makes a similar statement.
Even the Democratic observer" Of Utica, admits
that It IL awkward for Bryan and Teller that the
price OF wheat should up just at this time. when
these leaders have been saying to the farmers that
their grain cannot rise on gold basis but must
continue to go down.
The Democracy In the Mohawk Valley Is In a de-
plorabe condition. year ago the organization In
Oneida County indorsed a Repubcan-Coggeshal
| This year the machine In Oneida and In Madison
counties has declared openly In favor of Mr. Beldens
candidacy for Congress. Such actions the old-fash.
iSnsd & organ S 9s II the party The Utica obss.y.r de.
ton" by Samuel J. Tilden were ne alive But really
l HeuA 10 b % Indignant altar 1Ni Xr. EliliH ~