New-York tribune., 1900-11-08
3lr. Bryan must now realize that the Tam
many tiger is a dangerous bedfeliow

Air. Bryan must now realize that the Tam
many tiger is dangerous bedfelow
Never before was there gay and joyous
a tumult in Broadway. Park Row Union
Madison, Herald and Longacre squares as on
Tuesday night when the newspaper bulletins
made it clear that the American people had
turned down Bryan and Croker 1t was Won
derfuI night for rejoicing for good humor for
enthusiasm and for pure. unadulterated fun.
Among the masses that packed the thorough
fares and squares with jam like that of an
hydraulic press there little of the tendency
to serious disturbances and breaches OF the
peace similar to those which disgraced London
when the volunteers returned from Africa. Tens
Of thousands. yes hundreds of thousands
cheered until their throats were raw and
marched to and fro waving flags until their feet
We're benumbed with fatigue and their arms
were almost disabled bat comparatively few
people in the throngs were looking for
trouble. And the police in the main bore them
selves we'll IN amiability and amenity in lively
delight over victory and in complaisant ac-
ceptance of defeat both the Republicans and
the Democrats in this part of the country have
made gratifying progress year after year.
A great popular majority. the largest electoral
creased majorities in both houses Of Congress-
These are the American Nations answer to the
Bryanite assault upon the National credit and
the honor of the flag
In Chicago actors and actresses united few
days ago in complaining loudly with regard to
the condition of the dressing rooms in some of
the theatres and official inspections have proved
that the complaints we'll founded In
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treated with scant consideration and are
jammed into no better than closets with
out convenenCes or comforts and almost with
out ventilation. Health officials everywhere are
expected to prevent overcrowding in lodging
houses. Our actors and actresses are too often
subjected TO treatment worse than that ac-
corded to inmates of rear tenements Health
officers in every city town which contains
theatre should see to 1t that the members of the
dramatic profession have quarters behind the
scenes fit for the of refined and intelligent
men and women.
Gum shoes not the equal of the winged
sandals of Mercury as footgear in which 20
chase the elusive rainbow
The doubtfulness of the State of Indiana seems
to have been a minus quantity
We feel authorized to contradict the rumor
that Mr. MOorield Storey is to be the Speaker
Of the new House of Representatives.
The Hoboken waterfront will be changed al
most beyond recognition if certain plans now
under discussion are carried out. 1t is suggested
that a long stretch of the shore in addition to
that already used by the steamship companies
shall be given to commerce, and that the
big public bath and the houses and floats of a
number of popular and successful boat clubs
shall be removed. That part OF HOboken
through large part of the year is a delightful
place of recreation. VIII the great Germap
steamship lines find it to their best interests &c
remain indefinitely on the western side of the
Hudson when the Cunard. White Star and other
comnanies occupy extensive and convenient
piers on the east side? Most OF the transatlan-
tic lines OF the first rank decided long ago that
Manhattan was the place for them.
Savings banks of the German pattern have no
Use for clerks who bet on horse races one of
them having just dismissed three addicted to
that practice an example which other institu-
tions of the kind may reflection find it ex-
pedient TO follow
Rrvan has been uncommonly fond of quoting
Lincoln Here is a Lincoln quotation he will
now do well to take to heart: Lincoln complete
gave Mckinley a plurality of 1902. a gain OF
900 over 1896"
Mr. Mckinley will not be a minority President
this time. either.
The London Times regards President Nc
Kfnlev's reelection "a victory for common
"bonastv sound and sober, enlightened
"po,itical Judgment" We beg The Thunderer"
to accept renewed assurances OF most dis
ttnsu,shed consideration for it's discriminating
Judgment upon the political situation in the
United States. 1t has expressed the precise
truth with it's accustomed force and felicity.
The courts have decided that the owners OF
the works at Barren Island have certain rights
and certain vested interests. because OF CON
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