New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

with work and will be glad when the time
comes when he can have rest He Is 01fged no no
as far as the third term is concerned. what more
Se twice. eecsd to G the nShSl ce in
I'm my opinion. the time has come Tor pom re
sound money and keep dollar at par with ne
money issued by the other leading nations OF ne
ard ard There IS no other way by which MS be
accomplished. believe that what Mr. Cleveland leland
tons. When first knew Mr.. Cleveland he was
time used sing tenor so.os, and i never entered
my head that one day he would % BE "a b fee h
Mr.. Cleveland is that he did things by halves.
when to others they seemed trivial. As a law
yer's clerk he was thorough in everything he did,
and he has been just as thorough in every position
utterances on this money question were made after
the most careful study and after ne had sane rsd
unlimited and independent coinage OF silver would
party party Both Repubcans and must fight
against this"
CONTROLLER FITCHS VIEWS.
Controller Fitch who is likely to be delegate
from his district. the XVIII. to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention said yesterday that he was salts
fed TO that NJ. Cleveland had come out and
urged the sound-money elements OF the Democratic
party to unite at Chicago against the free-silver
faction. to prevent the Convention from indorsing
century" Mr.. Fitch thought that the time had
arrived when All good and patriotic citizens ire
licans. ought TO respond 10 the call "Our part Of
the country will stand firm for good common sense.
said the Controller but our representatives ought
10 be prompt 10 open the battle for sound money
and not rest upon declaration Of their sentiments
The people want good sn fight to the finish at
Chicago in the cause of honest money. For this
reason have heard with great satisfaction the
news that ex-Secretary Whitney has postponed his
trip Europe and viii join the sound money Demo
Gratis at Chicago keep If possible. the silver
out Of the National platform"
THE DUTY OF NETWORK DEMOCRATS.
Corporation Counsel Scott. in speaking OF Mr.
Cleveland's deverance. yesterday sad 1T Is
nothing more than we had right 10 expect from
the President His appeal Will be approved by SEN
sble people Of both parties and ought TO Ire
sponded to by all good Democrats. by
means sanguine that the fight against the free sill
verites can be won. My personal advices lead me
to the conclusion that It vii! be hopeless contest
on the sound-money side at Chicago But ms does
sponsibity. They must 20 ahead and do their best
prevent the calamity Of victory for The
limed-coinage advocates in the Convention"
Mr. Scott added that the decision o Mr. Whitney
to remain at home and take a leading part against
the silver heresy would inspire the Democratic
friends Of the gold standard in the East with new
courage. In Mr.. SCOTS opinion Senator Hill would
lso occupy an enviable position at the Chicago
Convention as leader OF the sound-money forces.
Corporation Counsel Scot; is a deegate-e.eci from
his Assembly District TO ;he Democratic State Con-
vention al Saratoga next week, and will probably be
a delegate also TO the National Convention at
Chicago
County Clerk Henry D. Purroy said yesterday: u
am very glad that Mr.. Cleveland has walked up 20
The necessities Of the political situation. The
nouncement that William G. Whitney means TO stay
on this side Of the Atlantic and take part in the
fight for sound money will he received with pleas
ure by patriotic citizens OF all parties"