New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
THE PASSING THRONG

There is growing anti-Bryan sentiment IN ~.
South. and am glad Of IT," said Captain T
Bush, president of the Alah,,..
ANTI-BRYAN Consolidated Coal and Iron Com
FEELING pany. yesterday. The Captain a,
IN SOUTH OF the best known busiro.
in the South. He has hoe,
here on trip combining business and pleasure
and has made the Gerard his headquarter,
Despite this he continued, Il don't thnt
that It will be possible to prevent the 70.
nom IL q Mr. Bryan. 70. tbs. reason
ehinery, and that is what man needs to W "a,
a ns 1omnsti Ts ~, The silver Sentiment e dying
Kind Of legislation that will put this country safely
csnaSaeyy nas an
Democracy. This will not deter Bryan He viii
ee S N' s sad s the the s6rg on 81 and 3. make
fac w a Eliminate s s for all thine as Political
sentiment with politics and many OF them believe
a San there BUSH rs e. hin ms5ss b he Sis
Commission appointed at the indianapolis Confer.
says that he thinks the Republicans with their heir
new new currency Dill Will accomplish something He
TO drawbacks Of politics but thinks they will 20
Just as far as they can He says business in ,hs
is hampered somewhat, however by the iack ~
labor. coke and coal He says. every one is busy
DR.. Richard J. Calling, the inventor Of the ma.
chine gun which bears his name has returned tn
New-York after an extended tim
DIR. CAT through the West and Sou,hv sat
LING'S NEW The inventor has. after years OF
WORK. work upon death dealing instru.
ments. suddenly turned from
weapons Of warfare TO peaceful farming ma
chinery At the age OF eighty-one he is stu agfs
ind active. Feelings OF humanity" he said yester-
day in the course Of a general conversation. led
me to invent my gun During the Civil War saw
so many men dying from exposure aud want that
IT struck me that gun. which could do the work
CT nifty men would save forty-nine lives. BY that
mean 6. gun that would be so much more effectual
than men that It would not be necessary 70 send so
proved all wrong the only result being TO Increase
the possibilities OF ennihilating the enemys army
in a shorter time. have desire TO leave behind
reputation a maker OF guns. / want 70
leave som1 evidence OF my handwork in the field Of
peace, and so am going back TO first work-that
is. the perfection of farming machinery Before
ever took up the manufacture OF guns l invented a
wheat drill, and now ] intend to work for the
farmer"
John Dalzell, who represents the Pittsburg dis
trict in Congress. has recently been in New-York
but has now gone over TO Wash
JOHN ington 10 look after some business
DALZELLS matters. Mr.. Dalzell is 10 be at
VIEWS home next Saturday 70 make an
address Of welcome when the 10Th
Pennsylvania Regiment gets home from the Philip.
pines He Is one Of the closest friends Thomas
B. Reed has, and the two closely associated
in Congress. Mr. Dalzell has been UP in Maine.
where he saw Mr. Reed. and ne spoke feelingly
about the latters retirement from Congress Mr.
Dalzell has been one OF the floor leaders o, the Re-
publican party N the House FOR long time.
Speaking Of possible legislation by Congress hs
said: II think that the coming session will be
Of the livelIest that We have ever had many In
portant questions 20 come up and he acted
upon. think that Congress will enact some kind
Of financial legislation, but OF what nature can
not say as the subject is broad and that needs
much study An absorbing question 70 come up with
the session will be the form OF government for our
possessions In opinion some measures will
be adopted looking to local civil government IN tho
Philippines and Porto Rico, and legislation will be
enacted for the government Of the Hawaiian
Islands AS for the Philippines the only thing I
can see Is to send sufficient number OF soldiers
there at once 10 establish law and order by crush
ing the rebellion"