New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

growing out OF the free-sIver agitation we ha'c n
most excellent candidate for Governor VINO WIN
receive the entire Republican vote besides soouy
numbef OF votes that have heretofore been cast io
Democratic candidates. because there are bitter dls-
sensions in the Democratic party lnere - . o, , ,nd
number OF Democrats In this State In faVor Oh sou.u
money and the sentiment Is growing III ,h1r,,
II is my judgment that dhorc are at - ,e Oil no,
thousand Democrats In Tennessee VINO VIII nol
support the Chicago pla1tofm anG c~rormick for
meriy Governor OF Arizona. and now Representative
in Congress from the s' Rs.r o, ms Win General
Osborne. He expressed himself as well SATISFIED
with the outlook for Mckinley and Hobart.
AN EXPERIENCE IN JAPAN.
A brief talk with Melville D. Landon c'Ei Per-
kins') revealed Il japanese feature of the SILVER
discussion. He said
Il expect to go to Iowa and speak in twenty-five
county seats of that State the silver question
particularly. You see. | had little experience
with silver once in Japan Ny letter from Sccre-
Kamikusa. the japanese Secretary Of the Treas
ury lie said Japan had sso,co,co IN silver YER worth M
wanted to get on a gold basis; ! asked him how
japan was going to do IT, and he replied, T ,,hou, an
international she will take all ths dnn sVf p
that comes to her mint ana give ud the free
!. YES said; that is the ree-conage claim
= Now said Kamikusa. If the AMERICANS would
not think II unknd Of Japan. would IKE TO sSnu c
100000 Of our nfty-cent yens or dollars to san s,
Francisco and have your mint coin them into Sill
yer dollars worth 100 cents
Then what would you do :?
'Whv We would exchange them Tor American
gold and bring AO.G0oD1 In gold PACK 10 Japan
Il told him that he certainly could 40 this anu
our Government would have no right TO DE uis-
nloa sod il we finally have free coinage ,
General J. c. Mccullough was in toWh LIZ -
He has been campaigning In vermont Sptdh'ns
with General Porter. Judge Fort. and others AT
Rutland and other places. This week ne S n ~ nyob
with Senator Thurson at Bennington ana pioS,.,- S.
shlv burlington thence going to chester ana .,
Johnsburv Vermonts election Is on ScPtriitpteI =.
He says Vermont will give larger ,tp, y M
ma iority than ever before Ex-Minister Phelps mas
declared not ONLY for Mckinley and HOBART. ouo e
eiso FOR the Republican State ticket this Is the
only effectual way for a Nermonfer 70 Note loI M
NIX iniev and Hobart. General McCulougI says
thcre is very little silver sentiment IN NeiInVi,
The neonle want sound money and frotection' pui
above ali are opposed to Populism' Ah"''"S'i an"
. Kenoris from the Republican headquarters IN
Chicago were received follows over the iohs-
distance telephone.
II CLAY Evans Of Chattanooga. Ienn haS ai- T.
rived lie has been making several spcech's IN
Indiana and he reports a strong movement III
favor Of protection principles In ci'eS "heie "c 'P
letter from T. r. Bell Of Grand Island. Neb;
sars mat the Germans Swedes and Danes ana
o,bor citizons Of that State are as general rue.
IN favor Of sound money He Is conhd'nt that NC
Kinlev will carry that state. -,,. -,
I n Mallaliou. secretary OF inc N'praf,Nt ~,
publcan State Committee called az n.iuq""' '''' >
ard hro,ght equally encouraging reports
-. dcloga tion from Maryland visited headquaIteLs ;
this morning and reported the sound money
mon, nvcendinglv strong. and thnt naTr pfilo-
rrats will support the Republican ticket ihoS are
confident Of securing that state