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xrw ELEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
MIDDLE IN THIS STATE.

~.ru- r1EMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
MIDDLE N THIS STATE
Albany oct 3 (SpeciaD.-Senator German OF
.s.rvIand II was reported here this evening. Is at
,.rnnfre 70 take an active part in the Bryan ana
gowan campaign in this State. He has held con-
farences (, IS said with many Democratic poll
ti-,ans from the interior OF the State and with
Hugh McIaughn. Of Brooklyn. and John {.
Sheehan concerning the means that should he
sJonied 70 get out a large vote for Bryan Sena-
tor Hi, IN the opinion OF his friends here. regards
Senator Germans action in coming into this State
rs piece OF decided mpcriiuence Senator Cor
man himself l. reported to have humOrouslr ex-
pressed his regret at violating ;he rules OF "Sena
torial courtesy" Some time ago. when IT was
ported that German and Hill were 10 hold con-
ference the latter said: NO. there Is no engage
m.nt on either side for conference and presume
Senator German finds the Democratic situation in
Maryland such a difficult that he probably will
not have time to do any work in any other State
Democratic politicians attribute to German the
action OF Elliot Danfor;h. chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee. fling with Secretary of
State Palmer to-day protest against the use OF
the National Democratic Party by the
Sound Money Democrats. Secretary OF State
Palmer will give hearing on this matter next
Tuesday. In either the Sound Money Demo
Gratis will get the Palmer and Buokner electoral
ticket and the Griffin State ticket on the official
ballot. they have undisputed legal right 10
use the title Of "Democr ltic Party Reform Organi-
za.iOn
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MR.. JONASSON TO THE DkfGOoDH MEN

HE DEPICTS THE cALAMIriEs FREE SIINth
WOULD BRING TO THIS COUNTRY.
T, WAS Members Day az the headquarters OF The
vho.s,'e Drvgoods Republican club yesterday. and
. larger number than usual OF drygoods men gath
cred a, the clubs big assembly room al NO so
broadway TO hear addresses delivered by ther EEL
lows In the trade Every class was represented In
order that NJ. Bryan's class against mass argn-
ments nigh, be the more successfully combated
Never Jonasson the weil-known merchant OF No.
az broadway was introduced by Chairman w. Is.
r,,l,er the yce-presiden, Of the club Mr.. Jonasson
said In part
Mr. Bryan tells ns ina, we shs people people OF tn, the
nave failed under the pressure OF deprecated cur
Byn s ssy we we can a do What we te hat V %e
are leading ! have all due respect for Mr. Bryan
ihInk before entering into this campaign Mr.. Bryan
would have done well 10 have given the study OF
Nayion are n nerr the close OF century marked
century before by progress IN sSsnSe ar; ana Indus
Of ss 5c l nD ss esn k ses Of h
en en- ons has made us more and more cosmopolitan
any Of Hs a yn sdi's Hp 5ne
In dress habits and customs tns v 10 bay apy
vsrsed in the different modern languages man Tests
Globe sre GaE hourly n
every pch other The pressing OF the electric button
st. pe hipmant Of Russian wheat TO England
iir9 ON Up goes the price OF wheat In ChcagoI
prot to our merchant to our farmer ana to al
VINO a arc Of International trafc: hundreds more
could be quoted .rL,ry for ,veptv-dvo vears IN
Chlna "s shat waIl which, for centuries. Isolated
m Of the wSrs PS semy VIII
surround umsli? is it TIE desire of the brilliant
,Sis eH an at cn s to &
high dign'aIg NAV be carried around in bamboo
nIs,r at The capital Picking! .- ,r -,
marked in history as the century OF nrs f hm
,nvehuon' Future generations Will envy US Tor v-
ns at this time seeing from s sSs 70 the pge.em
cnank,, of the United States be recorded ny me
with dark 5scb 'pG' t 1907 mSest viii
w. Tiled ''ack Of Judgment? ....
we ali know the money question Is an ,np", nc.
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LAWYERS TO JOIN ~, THE PARADE.
THREE THOUSAND MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PRO
FESSIoN To FORM IN LINE FOR
SOUND MONEY

THREE THOUSAND MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PRO.
FEssIoN To FORM IN LINE FOR
SOUND MONEY.
The Lawyers Sound Money Campaign Club will
take part in the parade TO be held the afternoon
OF Saturday, October 81 under the auspices Of the
Business Mems Republican and Sound Money As
socatiOn. The forma ton OF the club will in ten
battalions. each commanded by an assistant mar.
shall. and containing five companies. The time and
place for the formation of the club will be an.
nounced later By the grand marshal OF. the parade
The 18th Regiment Band with drum corps about
seventy pieces has been engaged for the club II
Is expected that about 5000 lawyers will take part
No flags or banners will be permitted In the parade
except such as have been authorized by the mar.
shall.
The following is list of the marshals and aids
already appointed: Marshal-James NJ varnum:
assistant marshals-B. A. Sands. Herbert L. Sat.
terlee Lewis l.. Delaheld. Hoffman Miller John +.
I.ockman. Ernest Hall. Henry 8 Van Duzer.
Charles F. Lydecker. George +. Kent and Norman
manufactures II. Russell. George w. Wicker.
sham John r. Pine, Rufus w Peckham. jr.. c.
Thornton Warren. T. II. Baskerville. Frederic r.
(oudert IT, and Nelson 3. Burr.
All members Of the bar of this city and also
those from Kings Queens. Richmond and West
chester counties who desire to take part In the
parade are invited to address Charles II. Sheriff..
secretary and adjutant at the headquarters OF the
club. No. 50 Libertv-at-
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS.

Saratoga. Oct. 3-The National Democratic Con-
gress Convention OF the XXIId District. held at the
Worden Hotel this afternoon placed John {. Greene.
Of Mechanlcsvile in nomination The Saratoga
County Committee OF the same party also met at the
same time and place. and named George l. Humphrey.
OF Saratoga Springs for member OF Assembly.
Mount Morris y. Y oct. "a convention or
delegates representing the National Democratic
party last night, at CASTLE. PLACED George A.
Sweet Of Dansville. In nomination for Congress.
SILVER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
Dyersburg Tenn, Oct 3-The Democratic Con-
gress Convention for the IXth District met here
Yesterday A letter was read from John e. NC
Dcarmon Withdrawing from the race, ana rice
A. Pierce was nominated by acclamation
Boston Oct. AT the XIth District Democratic
Convention this afternoon. William H. Baker. q
Newton was nominated for Congress by acclaina-
ton.
AT the Tammany Congress Convention OF the
With District held last night at No. ia Hudson
st. John ". G. Vehslage was nominated Tor Con
gress He is a coal merchant and lives IN the ist
Assembly District. which he represented IN the
Assembly two years.
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MASS. MEETING AT THE HARLEM CLUB.

The Harlem Republican Club held mass-mcet-
ing last night in front Of its clubhouse In West
On. hundred "a md twenty hfth-st. Fear Seventh
ave before the meeting opened. Dunham.s bana
rendered popular airs from the balcony IN rom Vi
-. A.. r,eetine TO order and IN brief speech
,n,roduced the speaker Of the evening. George r.
Won Koin,ta. Of Charleston. s. c. Mr.. Won koIn,'a
,roHuced himself to the audience as being SOUND
Money Democrat. and having always voted 'ne
NJ. Sa.th noliticaliy In advocating McKinleys
election. ,,.o,, o.sen
,rhe election OF Mckinley was absolutely essen
ial TO the prosperity OF the country ne prcs
The speaker commended the ac,,on r,o OF strikes
ona Concluded by attacking the platform o. rt
".nc etiver partv in respect TO the oupIeic Cstec
fIccnsressunen Philip b. Low and Lemuei e. vu'ss
~ nfhcrs also spoke.
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SENATOR PALMER ON THE OUTLOOK.

HE PREDICTS THE SUCCESS or M'XINLEY AND
THE DEFEAT Or ALTGEI.D IN ILLINOIS
ST. Louis. Oct 3.-Senator John VI. Palmer National
Democratic candidate for President. was al East st.
Louis yesterday. Asked about the outlook in Illinois,
ne said: THE State will declare for sound money nd
for law and order by a good maj ori;y"
DO yon expect that the National Democratic ticket
will carry Illinois,
NO: Mckinley will carry Illinois and the true
Democracy will be In the saddle in 1890"
How about Cook County? Both Mckinley and
Bryan managers claim a plurality of 5000 there"
Il think the figures too high. An estimate OF about
10000 for Mckinley In Cook County would be about
right"
How about Altged?"
"FOrman is making vigorous fgh. for Governor
and his work Is telling l expect that Forman and
the Sound Money Democratic State ticket Will poll
votes In Illinois than | Will | predict the de-
feat Of Altgeld and the entire silver ticket"
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begin vigorous speaking campaign all over the
state on October TO- Ex-Governor Flower leie-
graphed 10 Sound Money Headquarters yesterday
that Il would be impossible for him TO reach the
city 10 preside over the meeting a. Cooper Union
next Wednesday evening, at which The State canii-
dates OF the National Democracy viii be formally
told OF their nomina ion Edward VI. SHEPARD or
Charles ). Fairchild will be selected in his place
Chairman John De Witt Warner OF the State Cam
paBn Committee OF the National Democratic parry
is arranging for five meetings up the State at which
the Sound Money candidates for Governor Lieu
tenant(iOvernor and Judge OF the Cour, OF Appeals
will be present. The ia,es and places Of holding
these meetings are: October TO- Albany: October ~
Buffalo: October H. Rochester; October a. SYRACUSE
and Oct nher L. I'fica. "
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Mr.. SEV4LL'S REPORTED CONTRIBUTION.

IGNORANCE PROGRESSED At POPOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS ABOUT A CHECK FOR 5000.
Reports OF large contributions TO the Bryan
paign fund have not been verified at the Popocratc
headquarters In the Bartholii Hotel In fact. they
have been stamped Nit" by the officials who ought
TO know and the little PopO.r az who iutter about
the headquarters like moths about electric light.
eager TO do some real campaigning II they can get
pay for IT, have become weary with long waiting.
The latest report was that Arthur Sewal the Pop
acratc candidate for Nice-Pr-sdent, had tapped
his barrel of gold TO aid the .: free silver and
had handed a check Cor $20O1 TO William
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EI-GENE b. TRAVIS NAMED.

The Congress Convention OF inc silver WHY =,
IN. democracy OF the XVIth Congress District OF
this State. which includes the XXXlVth ana
xxxyth Assembly districts Of Network and the
Ist Id and lid Assembly districts OF westminster
County was held at Liberty Hail. Peekskli,. yes
,erdav and placed In nomination. by suDsthhuai
majority. Eugene b. Travis. chairman OF inc
Democratic County Committee.
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IT,
Noxr York

and laborers- everybody. In tac'L~" "
n,,,,cd II W. have a deprecated 'uii"h! "u'
.,..,,.r and NOR" important iu'rI'~d J. ~ =, ~,
-, ~. result OF tn" next 'le'tion ne ~ t,,,.
81, ,lizcd world rest upon ~, d"lltlu- 'n w.,
,to,' founded upon .h. prin"tpi" mat 'N'tN
nm IL , sovereign who. 10y Ms N1b'. '"t'''1 49,,
fnt. OF tn. country IT, Ms lhn.. '"'' W ''' "
-, md render q tru" verdict
Other speakers were J. y ShrncN. Ai'rr' Z" ie-
air sky and Joseph Bih"dd
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NOTES or THk CANVASS.

william r. Tptcgrove Brother. dealers III
,ho,a,v ., Nos g., and 40 East Tenth-si.'
s,.rd,v received Il letter from the Whit"-hi'K''
furniture Company. Mcbanr. y. G, IN IN" co"'S
Of which Mr. White. the president Of the 'omP'nY'
saws. THE Democrats here haze )"s' ronp'''" .
oi, ~ our preoirci and they give Mckinney ma
iority OF eighty six our OF WV VI 80" ''' "
down In North Carolina
rh. Cotton Exchange Sound Money club raised
us flag In front OF the cotton Exchange y"st'ru'S
T., ,ccord.nc. with the programme printed III me
tribune a larg. and enthusiastic crowd was P''n
ont Congressman Philip u. Low maze SP'''" ''
sound money.
Their. will be a Republican maSs-n'"ellnE h"ld Il,
ued.rs Hall -hundrrd-an d-StVtnty- anu
,hrd-ave on Tuesday evening under the ""HP'''
~, IN. Thirty-nnth Election District OF 'h'
WYNN Assembly District. Among the sp,nk'',S
Vii be- samuel Mcmillan, Colonel r. ~ ,r Trami
CnlonrI charles H. Polk ana 'rphaS ;r Iii
prnpsso- Adams and the Suburban Glee 'luD VIII
entertain tn" meeting
, pr,,h.rs Enploycs' Mckinley and Hobart
.tan ,,,nb will hold their first public meeting
a., Tuxedo formerly JaegerO Han. M"n'So" "'
and Fifty -ninth-st. morrow at s'S" y III.
nent speakers will address the meeting INV ,
COMPOSED Of s"pSys' o G Sisrh rss han
W. oe" II now has 90 members. ana Is grow
ing rapidly. Meetings VIII DE h''' '"''
during the camP"'s"'
The Republican club Of the Tia Assembly, u.s.
,,a, ain have a mass-meeting and banner-raisihS
,o.rorrow evening at us clubrooms. NO " Mac
douyaI.s, Speakers supplied by the Krpuo' ai,h
aoat Committee VIII address the meeting ana
Frederick IIaldy will preside.
The Rowery was az lin invaded by the RepuoncahS
last evening. large American nag bearing "'e
names OF Mckinley and Hobart now noa'S a'IoN'
uox,ers, large truck was hired ana Vp'c"'
Rowcrv crowd was present. Joseph ). 'o""". IT,
- 49,. a., sno,ker TON" Roman addressed the
vas nia IN. on nr 1,e,tion Mr. Steele T. H. treat an"
others also spoke.
rr,. ,r.ur,uce Mems Mckinley and ii"b"rt 'i"p
iced , hammer AT Pine and William SITS yesterday
or,ernoon j. r. Mckay ana E'Jah H. N'n.'!' VI
brooklyn delivered addresses. lnr Gu" WI, "a
,,,or,ers nj Nos ;, and - Wliam-st teorgr
,n.,ar"on has been nominated for preSdeht anu
- shade for secretary and treasurer. 'en m
. -. .vndred names on the membership ro'i'
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p,.ys FOR SOUND MONEY MEETINGS.

The Headquarters OF the National Democratic party
nresent An air OF activity these days The organiza-
lion Ia going 10 make an aggressive night In the
State and the leaders are confident that' despite
NJ D,nf,r,h.s protest. they will retain their party
emblem. 49,
The National Democracy's State Committee VIM
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SHEEHiN'S AWFIL SUSPICION.

NE HAS A DISTRESSING FEAR THAT hEF' "''' ~
,oroNIZERs yAY MAKE t'NE OF kAiNES
LAW HOTELS
An,wful suspicion that RAIN Law h"''s J." '''@
civ ma, become places for ia" colonization ol
uicyl voters I'm th. coming election has seized non"
NJ tobn q Sh.cnan. the leader Of Tinnany h"''
H.. gay. voice To- ais Suspicion yesterday, sp""h'"b
with horrif-d accents about III" PoSs'"''F '"''
Republicans from the SILVER STATE "'''"' o"
dcsu.r,t. attempt to prevent BRYAN from 'ii - l
,h, t,nuir. ~ itr. He intimat"d thht I"unI'uN
.,,i., .d.rs might hay' 10 sp' nj some OF Nl'ir
,n, I'm haunting barrooms in IN" 'ltF III "t"'i ""
,,,,s,r,t. -ucn - diibclicai 80 h"fn" e,
I,t,i,s ~ I'M, metropolis may even h" distressed
o., ,b, sirht Of ordinary TammauN hc'I'rS ioN'rihE
hon, it.uns law tells. and perhaps drinking
49, -, IN. hrs in efforts to prevent colonization.
~. natural question viii arisc: would ram
MN, man know coloniz, ton II hr saw II?
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vent,ons for the Id Congress District met to-day and
unanimously nominated &. W. Anness. There was
also great Republican mass-meetng
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Tb. Cotton Exchange Sound Money 'Inp '"'9'"
IT'S flag In front Of the cotton ENch'hE' -,
T., accordance with the programme printed III me
,rr,Iun. a large. and enthusiastic crowd was pre-
art 1'onercssrnan Philip H. Low made speech on
m
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,,, p,u,IIcan cub OF the lid Assembly DIT
,,, uu, have a mass meeting and banner-rai
,o-morrow evening at It's clubrooms. No " Mae
,ouyaIst Speakers supplied by the Krnuo'iom =,
Sat t.ommittee will address the me'''"s' "'
frederick IIaldy will preside
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in OF
sigh rreava
, 1896-10-05
HON. CARL SCHURz.
The Great German : American
Statesman Speaks For Sound
Money at Chicago.
Facts, Arguments, Logic, Wit and
Sarcasm Presented In
Mastery Way.

Why Prices Have Declined-The Alleged
'tCrime Of 1873" Has Not Made Goods
Cheaper-Ths Consequence. of u Free
Silver Victory In November Would he
Panic. bankruptcy and Universal Dis
treH and Poverty-Frce Coinage at Six
teen to One Means Silver Nono,nctai-
lisin-wagas VIII BE Cut Down an,,
Half of the Peoples Savings VIII lte
Lost-Appeais to Prejudice In support
Of Repudiat IN Policies Are Immoral
and Bound to Fail.
Hon. Carl Schurz, ex-secretary of tho in.
terror, delivered IN address on September
5th, in Central Music hall, Chicago, on the is
sues OF the campaign, under the auspices OF the
American Honest Money league. Every scat
in the hall was filed. many persons who de.
sired admission being turned away for lack Of
room. The address in part was as follows:
FELLOW CITIZENs-I have come from the
east to the west to speak to you for homes.
money. I do not imagine myself to be In an
"enemy's country" There is to me no one
my's country within the boundaries Of this re.
public. Wherever am among Americans /
am among fellow citizens and friends bourd
together by common interests and Il common
patriotism. In this spirit ! shall discuss the
question OF the day. l shall not deal III tlnan
cial philosophy. but in hard and dry facts.
There are sporadic discontents in the coun
try, partly genuine, partly produced by nrti-
fetal agitation. They may be specified thus:
There are farmers who complain of the low
prices Of agricultural products: laboring mcI:
complaining OF a lack OF remunerutiv. en-
ployment: men in all sorts of pursuits com
, 1896-10-05
A MYSTERY.

How the human system eve- rccov-
ers from the bad Effects of the nau-
seous medicines often literally poured
into it for the s%uppo3i.ivs relief of
dyspepsia. liver complaint, constipa-
ton. rheumatism and other ailments.
is a mystery. This mischief done by
bad medicines is scarcely less than that
caused by disease. If they who are
weak, bilious, d~yspeptic. constipated
or rheumatic, would oftener be guided
by the experience Of individuals who
have thoroughly tested Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, they would in every
instance obtain the speediest aid de-
rivable from rational medication. This
medicine is a searching and at the
same time a thoroughly safe remedy,
derived from vegetable sources. and
possessing in consequence Of its basis
of pure spirits, properties as a medi-
cinal stimulant not to be found in the
fiery local bitters and stimulants often
resorted to by the debilitated, dyspep-
tic and languid.
, 1896-10-05

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