New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

THE OUTLOOK IN wIScONsIN-The corr.
spOndent OF a Milwaukee Republican paper M
has returned TO Washington from a visit 10 W.T.,
consin. says respecting the outlook in the 49,
west:
Wisconsin Is sure 10 give the Mckinley Roosevelt,
ticket as much as 5000 majority. This is ~
course s less tnan IN lSe when there was almost a
Congress delegation. But there is some fear foT
with the Republican candidate for Governor H.
s ss sure ST sss' b sns n would have
i The chairman a mar, q the Republican
In the fear. S''7
This correspondent feels sure that the Rapubf-
s cans VIII carry Innols BY good majority al
indiana ne thinks. Is In doubt.
DEMo-PoPs OUT OF TUNE.-senator Bu-is-
attended Populist meeting near Fayetteville \
C., a few days since. at which he made speech
denouncing the Democrats The Senator had little
to say about the Presidential campaign but hurled
metaphorical bricks at the Democrats for their
violence In the late State canvass. The Popuist
meetings nowadays in North Carolina are devoted
to efforts to get with their former allies for
their course in State politics The breach between
the Populists and the Democrats IN that section
seems to be irreparabe. Those Populists who really
adhere to Organism went back to the Democratic
party some time ago.
FEAsTING ON DISORDER AND DISTRESS
The conference between the iron manufacturers
o. TINS country and the representatives OF The
Amalgamated Association OF Iron Workers came
70 happy end on Sunday morning, Neither side
secured an the advantages ciainred. and neither
lost al spirit OF compromise and concession
marked the deIibera tons OF those concerned and
the scale adopted sliding scaIe-fxes the wages
OF vast army OF workers until next July But
serious matter to thousands and thousands does
no tb eg %ICn Ins aPPEoVai OF schemlng poltcia1s
ing specials from Pittsburg claiming that the set
workers and that il means thousands Of votes foT
Bryan This is such bitter. contemplate mani
festatton OF partSanship that il would not be
worth notice except that It shows how dear to thu
during Presidential year They feast upon the
want and woe Of workingmen. They pray daily
matter II women ana children vEs1f bread lo MAJ
ter if they starve, 50 much the better if Bryan
gets votes. Peaceful solutions OF labor troubles
isr t5er e Iene9est sna Gqprqm
troubles them nightly. and prosperity is night
crops and new MORTGAGES rejoice them nightly
trasS 60 D,iSs-1 ~ - - - Is LOT Us
success IN their selfish desires and schemes-5Ths
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
THE INDIANA CASfPAIGN-Mr. overstrset.
brother of the Indiana Congressman. thus outlines
the situation in his State-
: have for two months been Of the opinion that
that is. on the Presidential ticket. Nothing has
'ras We sLaT set1 PlS T 5s tleSs
two, and may lose one As for the State ticket.
am not quite SO sanguine"
MARYLAND ALIVE TO DANGER-"One hun
dred Gold Democrats in this nsighborhood. some
of whom even voted for Bryan in 1885 now say
they will support Mckinley" Thus spoke Mary
land Republican And the same testimony is re-
ceived from all parts Of that State. The Demo
cratic claim Of a great majority Is ridicuIed BY al
who are familiar with the actual conditions there.
HOW THEY DOTE ON HIM-It must mako
Grover Cleveland smile 20 hear from the lips ~
the Bryan managers that word from his lbs
at this time will make Democratic victory certain
in November. How they do dOte on the old man
all of sUdden!-CThe Boston Herald