New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

uckeI Alexander II. Revell. Of Chicago re-
marked yesterday From a Republican point
OF view, 1t would seem best to me that the gold
standard Democrats should nominate third
ticket 1t would split the party vote any way
you take 1t. The Republicans are suffering no
detection. while the Democrats have many dis
gusted men within the organization. That dis
gust may pass off after they have time to cool
down. and think they may stick to the organ
ization"
Colonel Sylvester T. Everett Of Cleveland
who started for home last evening. took issue
with Mr. Revell. He said II don't think that
third ticket would make sure the election OF
Major Mckinley, who now represents the sound
money sentiment in the country. The safest
way to save the control Of the country from the
revolutionists is to have every believer In or
der, good government. and honesty. vote the
Republican ticket. Nearly all that have heard
on that particular point has come from Repub-
licans. have heard Of many Democratic bolt
ers, and think that they ought to be allowed
to determine upon a third ticket but 1t seems to
me that every vote cast for Mckinley would do
twice as much good as vote cast for third
candidate"
THE BRYAN MASS-MEETING.
While Senator Jones is in the East. 1t was as
serted yesterday, he will determine the date OF
holding the Bryan mass-meeting at which the
Democratic Presidential candidate will be OF
fcially told Of his nomination So far as can
be learned. none Of the preparatory steps towaro
the proposed mass-meeting IN *'3alson oquaIe
Garden have been taken. While the announce
object Of the meeting Is formally 20 teh tne eai-
didates of their nomination. tfe feai opJeo. 10
said to be to open the campaign with monster
mass meeting right in she home or the enemy
This Is the reason. 1t is declared. tnat tne uae
of the meeting was put on, Us IL was .nousm'
ilI-advised to start the ball to rolling TOO SOON
II Is further said that Senator German VIII De
urged to help along with the meetns; anu =, ma.
Senator Hill will be asked to presioe. ~ 20
known however that unless great pressure 10
brought to bear Mr. Hi will decline 10 40 So
Yesterday John B. Stanchfeid was mentioned
SIS the probable presiding on1ter az 'ne li'ee,s .
Mr. Stanchfed Is talking connueh'iy dpou'
gott,rg the nomination fol- Governor this faii
and also says that he thinks he can De elect No
upon State issues. The Kings count! De en- ~.
go u Is said will also be asked TO assist at tne
Madison SQUARE meeting. and every eHort VIII
no made to try to show a united and harmonious
party.
rur VIEWS OF CONTROLLER ECkELs.
WV ,,r prp1D1ATEs BRYAN AND FAvoRs
THIRD TICKET.
1x,,,nr.or JuIy 16 (SpeciaD.-James II. Eckels.
-. Controller of the Currency one OF the signers
Of the call recently issued by the goo-sia" "",
r,auocrats of Illinois for a sound-mohey DeioNi
convention reached this city to-day. arr 80,
visit 10 his home in Ottawa. Ill., ME- Echeis h"''
,.o,a, b,s announcement OF last week utterly re-
nud,atinc the Chicago ticket and PLATFORM anu ca
nlained the motives of the Illinois souho-mone. ed"
ore VIII, advocate the nomination OF lie" Dei"o
a,,o national ticket Mr.. Eckels said among other
things: s.,oa ,ha,
unon several occasions Mr. Bryan declared ne w4uo
rot support the nominee OF me soI STANDARD and
stood upon gold platform. take IL u,a. ne Icy a.;
TO- him Would work injury to his country Up9n Inc s
same ground shall not support MI. brf al, a
Sas one of principles and Of men Taking the
same view. Democrats VINO REFUSE i ms Sa stanj IL
for are at variance with Democratic doctr.ne an nj
,ft | ,
should extend 10 the advocacy OF AWNING Wnlcn
' do not believe man can be looked upon as hay,
ing put himself without the PALE Of hs party
foreIen to the party and candidates who do not be
long TO it, IT. however, such is the case am
" The statement issued by the sound money Demo,
of Illinois IS the expression El 1fe Numbers
81 democrats elsewhere agree with them there VIII
sn be united effort made k tS P M sve am oppor
tunity TO have the economic questions pressh,et 10y
he Chicago RaST%s BY
ma orty of the wish to do the right ming al
all gsb HEM ma d ses h ana rsh Ought to
A long canvass upon the merits OF the iree- &c na
oa nTeudce With which it out In the
end do not believe s i w bnt s many Of the
masses viii be against free silver as OF the classes
look for very large trs pyep at the election The
great proportion Of the aboring classes are psners
S osr Ssnss ,hte questions freely and in the end
dnS where the right side Of economic question
;s "a ,ndorse IT, This the case IN the tarill
diecusson and the same result Will follow IN unIs
instsnce Some leaders and agitators may attenpt
10 cause them to forget the real question by an m
roGmcon Of irrelevant matters but they Will not
succeed Many statements are maze as 10 ' IL
strength of the movement among the farmers ~, III
Illino7s and elsewhere. and especially among W.. w..
Ranuhlicans This may or may not De true d. w
present The chances are however, ina NAV So he
s.aten,ents are exaggerated. However TINS may ~
four months discussion will bring about very OH
forant rasrlts from those which now are on tle
surface The movement has now as accessories,
oil The enthusiasm Of a convention climax, mover
Nomination and the curiosity attaching 10 the an
nouncen.ent of new doctrines ana new tests, .!
notical faith These things Will not stann agdil,st
schoolhouse discussion and newspaper aiguineItss;
In Inc ord believe the defeat OF Mi Bryan VIII
be signal
THE ADDICKs TICKET NOT RATIFIED.
HIGGINS REPUBLICANS OF DELAWARE HOLD
THEIR STATE CONVENTION.
GEORGETOWN DEL July 16.-The Higgins Repuph-
can state Convention here to-day was largely at
tended and was harmon Gus in every respect. All
! efforts 10 have the Addicks State ticket ndorsed
failed except in the OF Daniel j. Fooks, one OF
the electors on that ticket. Numerous speeches. de-
nounc,ng Addcks were made. The convention hoih'-
/ mated John G. Higgins of Newcastle County, Tor