New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

Gratis denounce all trusts or combinations good.
subject though it were serious matter. requlr-
ing VISION ana prudencei Ine democrats taAe y
animal that must be dispatched without inquiry Or
investigation
A CONVERTS MAD ZEAL--In some criticisms
OF a recent speech Of Senator and Chairman Hanna
The Baltimore SUM-" which supported Mckinley
in 1896 and is now a hot and jealous advocate o.
the candidate whom it then opposed with equal
zeal and energy, says:
Heretofore orators have appealed 10 the -eason
Of their hearers. TO their convictions OF what was
right: but Senator Hanna bases his appeal upon
the lowest conceivable considerat tons The Aueri-
eat not to think, and if he can b led whenever he
is hungry, he will prove. in Mr. Hanna IS opinion a
master wishes him go
Passing over THE Suns" attempt 70 Insult the
American voter. it may be appropriate 10 point cut
how t. is appealing 70 the reasSn o. us EsaaTs
paign. The following are excerpts rom an cd
TENDER 1S 1900.
In 1895 there, was but one issue prominently be
fore the people and that the money issue
or the DANCE oTs experinsnt be tried Of the free
Coinage of Silver AZ the ratio OF IS 10 J. Mr. Nc
Kinley then untried man. Il was as me
Democrats Voted for him M Mckinley had 10,
then mbrued his hands in the blood or sPsn IA
OF Ftipinos or OF Chinamen ana IeaSEE 81 Az y
that Of his fellow-country1nen uSe;essIy az 40
subjusation Of an inferior and alien race
THERE ARE STRIKES AND sTRIKEs-En a
speech at Chicago on September L Senator Mason
OF Illinois. forcibly said:
The workingmen of this country have sense
that Is brought on by demand for greater w9g.::
and strike that is brought on BY the ceI3aha :.
less wages.
HE WILL VOTE THIS YEAR--A good nany
officers OF the Army and Navy Will this year a.
tend to a duty which Mr.. Olney is so strsnu'lse
insisting that every citizen Is bound 70 pel-'l-
Among them is Acknowledgement Corhin.s w
has never hesitated 10 set an example 70 AI|s
officers and show the courage OF his conVleo-N
ne is not going shirk taking the trouoe "
| vote against reputation on November 8. Ness1
/ a marked partisan IN politics like many others =
me- vnT r ba is ~ this csmpaisn arouse rim
80 '',S ~ ~ ITrOSir,D 70 "the
tear down. burn up, free loot policy or soggs Srr
, innate in having been able to the arm ;.
/ Batavia; Ohio. twenty-siX miles up NE ne, sS5
/ whose possession gives him the right ~niSn ~ =
last 95 hree wears General Cor6n has had only s1
/ days away from his desk and three or thssS W ~
Guiding sunday this recOrd His clerks ss sS
naSg Srsrs IF his ranE have as much leisure
/ they choose TO take.
| BoHANNAN BOLTS BRYANISM.-'Ths Hart
| ford POST says:
one of the latest losses resulting from Jh s %
leak in Organized Democracy IS eN-Nayor WISE so
. j. H. BOhanuan OF Stamford. Mr.. BOhann0n Is "a
with statement that he Is out for Mckinney. ~
it Is pretty difficult 10 md any uaWS n tAe poeS
his BibHcazed reasons for elbowiNg his way w.
the Republican amen corner. In lSS6 the eN-Ns1Sy
/ was OF the leading opponents OF Bryallsa. -
Connecticut, and he was as thoroughN aoHes. -
earnest In his belief then as he i in his reVls-
/ belief He is OF ability Plus -
science and he's an interesting t4ker. ne $3.50
niZeS that Mr. BryQn'S fOur-year-Old theories hAe'
/ been dynamited by events. and the moys ne e.
! amines the character of the miscellaneous crow
Of election would in turn be compelled 10 back tss
less is he inclined 10 be associated with e. MoIs-
over the eX-Mayor Is pleased with the manner S, =
which the Mckinley Administration has been 5anJi
ling things, and ne can't imagine how the fIes3-
dents letter Of acceptance could be improved
/ \ MILD CRIrICISM.-In some editorial obseFva-
| lions on Diplomacy and Politics THE Session
| Herald says:
We believe that the Government at Washins 81
F1rst-A reparation Tor the murder IN \ atlS =.
/ quite number OF American citizens and the -
stTuction OF American property. -.
ScCond-Thc preservation OF the political Mseo
| rity of the Chinese Empire.
Third-The REORGANIZATION OF the Chinese Govern
/ ment under such conditions as will furnish sa47
[ antee that the Outrages which have charactert1sS
the recent past will not be repeated In the iH's'N
Fourth and last-The opening up of China unds,
such conditions that all shall De equal sharers =
the trade OF the world ~.
II is easy TO speak OF the iraperialstc tsndsnciSs
OF PRESIDENT Mckinley aud his Cabinet. oui ss 1
present handling OF the Chinese problem tutics.e,,
any 3Vutloh9l responsibilities when these 9Ec a.
remotely unEed with the possible SOOring of u
peri9lism The plain duty OF GOvernnaenii 80
rcsolutety 10 lay down and carry out the ~ T.,
embraced In the four points we have referred "
above as our future commercial requirements ~
he seriously ieOpardized 10 these points fail or n
hlment But the Administration fearing that. =
consequence or the experience OF the last few
y VIII be suspected of wish TO range out zee an
into the world. does not possess the cOuFaSe -
determination that II would now have tf the ~
with spain had never taken place.