New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY

that heard Bryan will hear Mason. Mr.. Mason
Will have special train composed of a baggage
car d sleepins-car ard a nat-car. He viii have
cannon on the hatcar 10 let the people know ne
is coming. The same plan VIII he followed III
this city, the chase being carried on IN A car
riagc
Mr.. Bryan, SO it has been announced by the
POpOcratic managers. Will devote two OF thfe.
days to Chicago. speaking in nearly every ward
ana especially TO the lanOring men. They in
tend 10 transport him from one point to an"th1'
in a carriage. accompanied by 50 me OF the lcal-
Mr. Mason also will have carriage AZ his
disposal. When Bryan leaves one meeting 10 go
to another ii is intended that Mr.. Mason shall
address the crowd before il disperses, and leave
it in time to reach the next point before Bryan
has finished there so as 10 catch that crowd
and answer the candidates arguments.
Il shall put on the war paint ana plant Inc
pipe Of peace and go the trail after William
Jennings Bryan" said Mr.. Mason to-day. land
neither l nor any Of my faithful tribe VIII re-
turn to our wigwam until Bryan and ms lol-
lowers have fed to their reservation in the far'
far West | will stick To the trail like a re-
morseless shadow. | will talk forth like the
crime of 10. know Mr.. Bryan personally.
YOU know. And strange to say, we met last
in Observation-Disclosures. Iowa. you understand.
in joins debate. 1t was there that asked
Mr.. Bryan few pertinent and interesting
neutrality-suspicious. which Mr. Bryan has
never answered. / am going TO arm nlseil
with those same questions. and Will hurl tpei1
at Mr.. Bryan from the hat-car OF my train
Whether the programme is carried into iowa
and Nebraska depends largely upon Colonel
Hahn. manager of the Speakers Bureau at Ma
tional Headquarters. Mr.. Mason was up there
10 confer with him. At first Colonel Hahn ara
not look at the project favorably. ana saio'
II do not believe 1t worth while TO pay so
much attention TO Mr.. Bryan as all that. lie
is not worth it. He will not do US any harn ~,
oh we'll" exclaimed Mason. sending III
tie fellow like me after him would not he at
tachng much importance 10 his tour as 1t
would be If yor were going to send great o's
man"
Il don't know about that replied Mr.. Hahn.
81 think you're bigger man than he is
TALK WITH CARL sCHuRZ
Carl Schurz has reached this city after
stumping tour through Michigan. Ohio and In
diana. Il do not wish to give my personal opin-
ion Of the political prospects in the states l
have visited" said he to-day "A speaker on
the stump is thrown among political iriehds
with limited opportunities for personal inVesu-
cation. and he is likely TO get exaggerated ldeas
of his partys progress. Men whose opinions
are entitled 10 confidence assured me the cause
Of sound money is safe.
How the farmers going to vote?
1T Is difficult to tell with accuracy how the
farmers divided My inquiries lead me to
think that the number of Republican farmers
who will vote for Mr.. Bryan has been greatly
magnffied One man Of that kind Is often
passed around and made 10 do service IN cam
paign talk two or three men.
What have you learned about the Demo-
cratic detection 10 the kepubIlcdn cause
MANY Democrats of prominence have publicly
announced their intention to vote for kinley
for Palmer. but these are Only HANDFUL or
the whole number who will leave the old party
at the November election.
How does the number of such Democrats
compare with the number Of free silver Repub-
cans?"
LAS a result Of my observations and inquiries
] am led to think that for every Republican who
votes for Bryan there will be three or four
Democrats who will vote for sound money
N MOnpv
Democrats vote?'
Il believe most OF them will vote for Mckin-
ley and Hobart. in order to give their votes the
fullest effect in carrying out their principles
You think. then, that Michigan is safely Re-
publican"
Our friends say Michigan will go for McKin-
ley by heavy majority.
Mr.. Schurz makes a similar report the
situation in Ohio and Indiana.
MORE SILVER MEN WANT GOLD.
THE Chicago Tribune" tells Of incident
in some negota tons looking II sale Of big
gold mine in Colorado by Western advocates
of free coinage. which goes to show that there
are other Bryan boomers besides Governor
Altged, the landlord who want their pay In
honest money. The Tomboy Mine. of Telluride
Col. is owned jointly by Ex-Governor Alva Adj
ans who is now the free. silver candidate for
Governor Of the Centennial State. three other
large mine Owners-l6 TO | advocates-and
Franklin II. Head, or TINS city, a Soid III
was offered recently to an English syndicate
for a sum reaching nearly S2,O0O.OW.
The Western miners swept the English agent
off his feet when they announced yesterday
that the amount would have to he raid in gold
That demand IL is said, caused the big trans
action to hang fire, and the representatives Of
the syndicate are trying TO figure out the cause
Of this paradoxical attitude on the part of the
American miners before they make n recon-
mendatiOn to the investors. The deal is re-
ported to have advanced far that the price
which the syndicate willing To give was
stated II seems contract was offered when
the investors agents thought would he salts
factory to their concern. When II fell under
the eyes Of the mine-owners it was handed back
as being unacceptable.
What is the matter with it," Mr. Brainoble
is credited with asking.
1T does not state that the money Is paya-
bic in gold" his answer.
why. l thought you were silver men ana
wanted free silver" spoke up the Englisnman
No one explained the contradiction to him.
He turned to one Of the company and said:
why. / know you contributed SlJOO to the
BRYAN campaign fund and l have understood
others Of this company have contributed liber-
ally and still-canng to be for silver-you are
against IL in transactinG your personal business
and you insist upon taking your money In gold?
Still no one Strengthened out the difficulty. and
AS the mine-owners held out for gold the deal
was not contaminated.
BIG DEMONSTRATION AT PEORIA.