New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
TOO MUCH BRYANISM.
coroNFL ACQUIRES VIEWS OF THE PO-
IITICAL SITUATION
TIE VETERAN DEMOCRATIC EDITOR, SPEAKING
OF THE CAMPAIGNS N THE SEVERAL
STATES. SEEMS 10 LOOK FOR THE
o.--r~typ,,,v or ERYA~
1vrHTHR0W or BRYAN

STATES. SEEMS 10 LOOK FOR THE
OVERTHROW or BRYAN.
phtaaelnhla. Nov (speclaD Colonel Alexander
Mcclure. o. THE Times of this city, who has
been n touch with nearly i've decades Of State
and National potics TN givirg survey o' '''
political field in anticipation Of next Tuesdays u''
tie said 10 The Tribune correspondent TODAY
,nfroduoes Brvan into its platform f. overshadow"d
local politics and made the campaisn ont, Oh ~
vanls Aihoush The Ken1hl'an ra,iy Is az 2aal
do-noralzed 80 the Democratic thc HepGohcan
Barnett viii run about g. olo 20 IS o"l behind nai
IS all Hc Will BE- elected ne volS max ne plr S,
i s95 the result wi" he majority for the H''"0
AXE it Tor granted that Ncw-Jersey Will elect
4narciai ana basiaes interests with Phiadelfha
has Bryan ana free silver In IT.
HOW THE COLONEL VIEWS OHIO
ono doubtful not on ac'q2gn, o., McHinle 1ai1 -
IS net ae Tao Sbo w5l go Rsp5aa without
craiic platform has Bryan in IT, aud the business
MARY WIN 60 Democratic. Mr smith. lher
Maryiand is msnufscjurine state ard has ior-
en-es. the Democratic candidate VIII receive the
co5bd viii he beaten IN Kentucky. when f.
fhe State Senate he had passed en- e,ection Jaw
which is about absolute as such law can he
made, Watterson attacked r. G9ene' relr.7r li'tn1
the Bryan political interests. Ills u'le"l Will
beaten IN Ntbraska There nave been some I'm
por-aut changes I'D the conditions there. That
VII ~ 'a. a 70 70 ' ,d.Ssr oa Xatona platform
iowa VII 50 Republican by laggs majof'y
MUCH DEPENDS Ok OHIO.
he crei Po IN re- d E.2ne5 o9 I Paf 1,ri for
the future ICES in ONO '..' sNo.''
ions would venture 70 MONTH. l.. Mckaler ncNt
wear not from any hostility g. N'I>iof br' on ao-
CONT ~ an clement Of uncertainty which would then
enter INTO ,he campaign whether real or lmAs.neI
V-folroirelv Republican that Trey VIII iun 10
risks before The people The Repnbiic an conyenee
which there can be not even q shadow y doubt
In my opinion the Republicans VII J. :AeH
tA4 ADMIRAL viii nave 70 DO Will ne 10 stay al
home ard enjoy his married life and ino people
WI. DO the rest
THE FLAG MUST NOT BE LOWERED.
s,,., n 1 harhsros c6rrfrv on the globe Where
our Rag has been hostel there II mus remain
90 China. but W. must have share IN u. 81
Frr,srd has done more for civilization through
her colonies than all the other countries OK tAe
World put together. NOW We are 70 take hand IN
rr-,and and the United states could never be
brought together by treaty but events have hap
pcred In ne last few years which have brought
he Two countries to understand each other better.
si3,1 -.bc~e can never be way he-veen TIE
two countries taor Interests and destiny are too
TIE war in South Africa viii end In victory The
whole trouble is that we tofh rely 100 nucn on me
ior in The Mexican War engaged the slower Of Tho
Mexican army. eco" men ri.ei 'ret s. 81 en-,
fecrs but NJ "a 10 them sn"h q defeat lhai tAey
though the odds arc not SO great. IN the war be-
tween 'hg Brs a ard d he l 5e' stands today
oep'ion and We must stand up 10 tho step back