New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

this year by reproducing statements he made r.
he was opposing both. One of the extracts whioS
IA nnding wide circulation Is ths following -
picture os Mr.. Bryan drawn By the skilfuI hand of
Henry wattsrson four years ago;
Mr. william J. Bryan has come 70 Kentucky. ana
Kentuckians have taken his measure. He Is a boxx
Savsnturer He Is political fskir sc IS not 3
shs material OF wnes 'ss BS99s q ne H United
even Of tie material OF which any party has ever
before made a candidate
CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED N NORTH
CAROLINA-The prominent North Carolina can
didates FOR the United States Senate % succeed
Marion Butler A. n Waddslla the sI-Conz-sss-
man who led the Wilmington revolution" whics
resulted In the temporary disfranehtsensnt os
thousands Of legal voters and ex-Consressman =
NJ Simmons who chairman OF the Democratic
state COMMITTEES. did 80 much % carry the con
stitutionaI amendment which disfranchises Ia
colored voters for all time. Although the amend
ment will not become legally operative until lz2
Il will be so in fact at the November election this
year Nessrs wadden and simmons and thsi- red
shirt following will attend 20 that. Chairman SIN
mons National Committeeman Jossphus Dsuiss
and Julian 5. Carr have called a State Couvsa-
ton Of Democratic clubs IN September. They ass
call on the white supremacy clubs. which were
formed 20 the number Of some thirteen hundrst
IN the recent State campaign. TO convert thsr-
selves into Bryan and Stevenson clubs for tas
National campaign These notes Of preparation
well as the tremendous majority counted fo- ths
dIsrranchissment amendment have moved 'Tas
Galveston News CDem-) 20 say:
II Mr.. Bryan is defeated his failure . via "a APT
who are. even now boasting of The great maloEtJ
by which the nmsneen =, ys SsI carsd 1 ss gse1v VIZ
some eject IN Illinois Indiana. Michigan sat
G5eer be ass sAss ts, evsn while leaders q the party @
reciting the Declaration of Inds2enosaSe and c'a-
Governed Without their consent the OF Win
959nas8 S5aS In 5s North Carolina Even the Liberty
League itself which Is moved 70 support NJ
SAP 'al at the people Of North Carolina
A GARBLER OF LINcoLN.-In his essay a
ulay the role Of "a second Lincoln" Mr.. Bryan a
nneetinz with considerable encouragement IN hls
Indianapolis speech he dealt out with fluent ID
erallty a number OF quotations which he ascTi5ed
to the great nartvr President Chicago iavyer,
Lloyd Jones. who appears 70 De more earsf1l
student or less reckless dealer IN quotations usa
the second Lincoln has taken the latter n hand
and pointed out that some OF his citations fr1n
Abraham Lincoln were badly garolsd. while sous
Of the others were not uttered BY Lincoln F~
example. Mr. Bryan said
In 9 L1Son & sad az tat M shs osP lsPuIaH1 S pay
OF conflict 10 believed IN the man before ths doL2
The Chicago lawyer points out that Mr.. Lfacola
never said anything OF the kind In 1Ss, but tazt
in 1870 when arguing that the trafnc IN siEEa
was inherently wrong Ar. Lincoln said he did no
believe in weighing the dollar before human Ia
Mr Bryan's quotation from Lincoln as saying
Can aliens make treaties easier than fisnds esa
make lawsr' Mr. Jones declares was asTs. ne s2Sksa
Honaparte after the battle OF MareLgo- Another
G5 f6a me- ,he .fey Of ass tSs aon not e L ia s:s
its armies forts but IN the spirit which prizes
liberty as the heritage OF all men" ETC. Is declared
TO be in reality garolsd Suotatoa fF9n 2e Pane.
osSsz sIn3,lar instances Of TaTbiinr ars EfVsz 81
Mr.. Jones
THE OUTLOOK FOR COSGRESS--Reprsssata-
tive Loudenslaser, OF Nsw-Jerssy. who In N charge
Of the Eastern headquarters of the Republican Con
gress Committee In Washington. recently sent cut
inquiries BY circular letter to many localities Es
undertook this largely for his personal Information
and did not conhne himself 70 Eastern tsTTttoT7.
This letter not sent to local committeeman. b1
to Republicans OF known standing and good iuig-
ment. Il was thought that the replies would. be n
ciusions arrived at by men identined Tits poits-
cal machines OF various stateN The answer %
show that the drift OF sentiment Is toward ne Al
miniStration and that there are no radical changes
In prospect from four years ago
WHAT BRYAN STANDS FOR-Ths LOuisViHs
Post says:
One-For the Goebel law and Goeoelism n Ken
5q'ky; f ky that Is for goTsrnen' oyer without the consent
neutrality-suspicious. for the Philippine Islands
without interference from any nation On sa1th
Protection, that is. for Aguinaldo from any intsr
Three-The free and unlimited coinage OF silver AZ
10 10 to l. without waiting for the consent of any
AIr- Bryan Is an honest man. and he is states
Waterson askaS e B "a d7 Sfkss.s . ks M s a9e
ton in behalf Of the free coinage OF silver al IS to1
It was foolish request rom schsrers and trick
sters- Mr- Bryan's answer could have been found
Chicago Convention OF 1886 in closing the debate
the platform In that speech Mr. Bryan said. IN
direct response 70 Hills pleading for compro-
moan sEg MY r fs2 1bs2 4 let N me S fms :, q : 9 ZAP p'
say more on the money question than uPOn
slain thousands the sod stan standard Sss slain Is
smboSv ~ E @ ~ Iney ask US WY We &c as
oeHeve IN, We reply that when We have restored
reforms will be poss5Ie. but IntH t5st & dons
there IS no other reform that ear be accomplished
REPUBLICAN CCESSION-Ex- oug-esszEa
William E English. OF Indiana. whose father vas
the Democratic candidate for vics-Prsside1t 2
1880. has repudiated Bryan and Organism and Al
nounced that he viii support Mckinley IndsHisns
regard this announcement peculiarly ssniacaa'
and important, and likely TO have much os
same effect In Indiana that such course By Cor
man would have IN Maryland. Though he hss A.
along; been Gold man. he has. Ike German. stooa
by his party for the sake Of regularity So sIroHs
was he with the OF the Democrats IA
though he declared Gold man and e VS.
known that he would oppose the adoption q a'
16 to plank which the Silver men were thsn 81
gantzing 10 put into the platform. he was enosss
be delegate to the Chicago Convention OF ~
Inc nght IN INDIANA Is 'on1essecly close Az
IS eeheve0 lhSt the announcsIaent q NJ EsS.s Enss-ss
made Just at this time IS q the utmost iTp95Sss p9ss
have more influence than the ANNOUNCE
ment, since made by Mr.. DENLY. formerly MH.sss.
together, may be regarded as extremely sgnineAA-
\ NEW DEMO-POP WAR CRY.--BewaTs q
pIckpocketsr' shouts Mr.. Bryan TO the farmers
" a her haa h4Fr1 zfat