New-York tribune., 1896-10-05

Rrvan's suggested comparison OF "''i.'
Tho MIL BOY ~ the Slashes" strikes Inc Low
~ r.. ~ ,rote4i,ie Precisely why this free
.-,l. p,noc-,rv should revive the memory OF me
,,,osr,,n who might almost h~ said TO have been
tho father of mo prq,r ilvr ~ 3ra,or ~ the
r,,ffe meant that t1" gongS-on ~ IN" Prr''' -
D-1tion of free traders were hh1lr 10 '""Nr '''''
clay rise out of his grav" IN protest
..rbe Xev Rochelle Paragraph" Informs It's read
.-s fha, In the event ~ Bryans election us SUD-
s-ription price will hc doubled Immediately TO meet
the currency depreciation.
r,rn,anv Han leaders understand perfectly that
,,e action of the gold Democrats In placing cAhdl-
dates - their own IN every Congress district Is IN
.,dod IN establish more hrrnly the organization that
vii suppant the old ST. arh'nr The as W sre some
politicians on the pllmer-Grhn side
=, v,.y, of the slverltes resentment against for
.,,, dc,,fion their extreme Difference TO Bis
rr,rck.s views A. expressed In his letter 10 Gov
ernor Culherson Of Texas seemed trhe neon
sisfent. and now 20 find out thht aftrr ' NJ pr",E
his another sad episode of their melancholy cam
paign.
since Tom" Watson declined 70 talk politics on
sunday the Democratic managers. according TO
The Perry Herald have been feryently wishing
,haf All the days and the weeks from no" uh'''
ELECTION were one long orthodox day Of rest.
".rbo Democratic situation in the state OF New
York Is very bad and growing worse. do not see
any chance for the electoral or state ticket IhlS
* the statement. over his own signature ot J1m,s
Vr uinklev Late chairman of the democratic state
Committee
Tho Republic,n managers more confident
overy day that Virginia will cast her electoral vote
for Mckinley. Asa W. Tennoy. Of Brooklyn VINO Is
stnmping the State. predicts a Republican majority
OF 5000 Bryans speech in RchmpnI ,nr ,rsI nSe
free-silver cause Mr. T"nney says and has driven
away many OF It's supporters
or Congressman Mnhany's unanimous rcnomna-
ton I'm the XXXIId District. THE Buffalo FIX
press" says: 1T was hitting recognition OF the
able and indefatigablc service which ne mas rem
dered since becoming Representative or the us
trct He is a Protectionst. He is for sound money
OF free coinage The XXNlld District owes II 10 Us
Representative. to itself and to the coun,rH 10 r.
turn Mr. Mahany by a handsome majority.
Thu, politicaI fetch regularity. which has been
used To cover more sins OF omission ana 'oH'HiS-
.ion than any other word In the statesman Vocao-
ularv has been treated with severity during the
last f.w months has dealt with II
more harshly than General Buckner the Souh"
Money Democratic candidate for Nlce-freS''eh'
referring TO the regularity of the Chicago ConVeh-
,on he declared that 1t was I'm the same category
with that Of another proceeding of which We learn
in history we are told" said he. that Benedict
Arnold was regu arly commissioned by the cont
Mental Congress as a maj ajor-general IN the regular
te"rn ~ his grade He was regularly assigned
10 command at West Point. In the itlGhlanuS' 70
guard the interests OF his country sIrussuns & ao'
Indspendence His proceedings were ptrirc"y reg
ular But IN his actions there was onIy ldoHits ~,
LITTLE matter of principle which seefhe" u "'''e
CONSEQUENCE TO him
r,,,s,ice has been done the Republicans OF Art
,ora bv the lver men. The white metal adNo-
80 b,,,e asserted that the Republican party there
repudiaed the financial declaration OF the Natloha
Republican Convention. This IS not true AZ 'he
Territorial Convention. held in Phoenix on Septem-
ber g. "A resolution was adopted py UNANIMOUS
yote ndorsing the Republican National platform
,os enunciated at st. Louis without any reserve
ton yhateyer" While believing In bimetalhsnl the
conven;ion declared the Republican party 10 %.
"tbe oniy true friend Of silver. and that II would
Ierslafe in such a manner "a would be 'tavorapl.
,n ,he coinage OF silver without disturbing the
business Interests Of the country