New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
THE WORST OF IT.
From The Chattanooga Times.

From The Chattanooga Times.
The country may far better afford a slump lpo, IN
silver than that it go over the preGplre o'
The rs ys ss s bad Hi could be-
cage platform are osq bt they are angelic pu
ity and Innocence when compared 70 the sixteenth IN
red h and set the rea Of Chicago
is simple menace to the yl peopfe of
and r lid a for Chaos It declaration
against the suppression OF any mob that may pro pro
claim ass its mission the "vndica"o" OIL ''e 'S'
Drop al the tremendous objections to the man. an
il lawess and hateful in American society omgnt 10
for the platform and iGEGi 'me masses
NO THIRD TICKET.
From The Chicago Record.
that the triumph OF the free-sver ticket VIII De
disastrous and II they place the interest OF the coun
try sbpye ha al Ph csi in the e but viii
the fight be determined between me r%N ppaknr
All other prepare TORS for placing ticket IN the e'u
the next campaign
1MpAI.ED on THE HORNS OF THE DILEMMA.
From The Charleston News and Courier.
There was never such kettle Of fish; never SO
so strong a disposition stick to the party ana
never 50 little encourag,ment IN DemocraI,c pal,
Mr. BRYAN had been nominated by Populist Con
vention onp the platform adopted at chscagc-the
PxaJ an say that Democrats should not for
him. The only reason for urging Democrats to vote
W. Gould not advise any to vote for Mckinley.
because of his platform and the party which he rep
respnts-we cannot urge Democrats 10 vote Tor
Bryan when we urged them to vote against Weave
PREPARING FOB A WATERLOO.
From The Kansas City Star
II would seem that in turning their backs upon
the leader who restored the party TO power after
retirement OF quarter o. eS century ana h IN ne%
cratic politicians who controlled the Convention at
ioo and for the defeat as overwhelming and dis
astrous as that which overlook the Democracy IN
of the country repudiated that corrupted organza-
ton because OF It's cowardly and servle devotion 10
the awful sin of human bondage
ANOTHER TICKET DEMANDED.
From The Chicago Chronicle
The man who arrays himself on the side
OF the ignorant and immoral wretches who In the
interest OF the Big Bonanza silver monopolists.
rverv savings-bank deposit every obligation Of
whatever description. closes upon himself poll
honor and the privilege of the real Democracy
to prevent these calamitous consequences me
call for "A conference of representative Democrats
should be issued at once. and there should be no
unnecessary delay In the assembling OF the ne"
Convention.
DESTROYING CIVILIZATION.
From The Memphis Herald
1t means the tearing down of the edhces Of civil;
izatlon in which centuries have been exhausted
In upbuding 1t means the houting OF the nag
means that the sansculottes have succeeded in
securing the ascendencs; and with mad ,, riot in
willing to wanton with serious problems.
THE HIGHER DUTY.
From The Lexington (Ky) Herald.
While the American citizen owes duty to the
party whose cause he has espoused. he owes very
much higher and more sacred duty to his country.
A GERMAN ORGAN FOR MKTNLEY
From The Davenport uowa) Demokrat Germany
Whenever a faction puts itself in control o. Of
interests and forces, upon such party creed
which is inmica to the best interests Of the whole
people then there IL more room left for the
honest and patriotic citizen in SUCH an organiZa-
tOm and ogh S stand for something higher
than the success Of the party, and since We con
slider the eanbean administration than under
revolutionary elemen. of Popuists and similar
X violent ,herefors Der Demokra viii support in
the present campaign the ticket headed by Nc
Knley and HOBART
THE NATION ABOVE THE PARTY.
From The Davenport GowD Morning Democrat
II Is painful to see party which less than four
wears ago was indorsed by such an overwhelming
ma ory in the e.ecton OF IT'S leader to the Presi-
most sigma triumph. THE Democrat does not in
tend Ds ond dsfend % ow 1T
the future the lines that have shaped It's course in
~, All times THE Democrat" considers National
honor above party fealty
SEEN WITH OTHER EYES. PERHAPS
From The Baltimore sun.
II "a toerably clear that Mckinley. standing only
for the cause of ultra protectionism which is all
that his candidacy originally represented. could not
have carried rhe country. But Mckinley. standing
where by his speech OF Saturday last at Canton,
ohio ne placed himself the standard bearer OF
ali the voters who believe that President Ceveands
undertaking loyalty TO the existing standard OF
values must maintained by his successor Is far
different figure The faithful Democrats who pleaded
in vain for hearing at Chicago will be heard in the
final reckoning at the ballot-box.
WEDDINGS.
Passaic. July Il (SpeciaD.-Miss Kate Worthen
Francis daughter Of Major and Mrs. J. II. Francis.
of No IS Summerst, was married at 10 o'clock this
morning to Harry willard Bostwick. furniture
annfacfnrer OF Erie Penn The wedding took