New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

HOW SENATOR LINDSAY WILL vOTE.-sen-
ator Lindsay. Of Kentucky, who stopped over IN
Washington Sunday his way from New-York 70
Frankfort. where he will vote next week. had this
to say about the part he would in the present
contest in the Blue Grass State:
An announcement printed IN New-York few
days ago that I was going TO vote for President
Mckinley. That was much overstated. and was
quite beyond ANYTHING had ever aufhGr L7g
for Mr.. YerkeS. the Republican candidate for Gov
Congress IN my district. I made up my mind some
time TIN ago that Mr.; Bryan was not sui[aol nan
Their than that have made no statement and
do not care to say more at this time
In referring TO Mr.. Bryan Senator Lindsay said
he hoped for reorganization Of the Democratic
party within the next two three years. 1T Is
very essential he added 'that there should be a
strong party in this country In opposition TO the
Republicans, but 1t should be party con-
sentative basis"
BRYAN A MENACE TO WASHINGTON INTER
effects which would be inflicted upon the material
Mr. Bryan as President Al least two og me ,s Doc
trines for which he stands directly opposed to
hope in the minds OF most Washingtonfans. re-
gardless OF party. that he viii be defeated as in
Bryan's threat against the Civil Service system
in this ci55 f 'ss%s "cn ne POlteoy utLereI
repeat here last Tuesday. In addition. they share
preJudiced citizens for the business stability which
is menaced by the free coinage doctrine. Wash
crisis which would inevitably follow the victory Of
the party pledged to Reputation OF the National
financial credit-(The Washington Star
WELLINGTON's DISAPPOINTING ROLE-sen-
ator Wellingtons role in the Bryan campaign has
been an immensely disappointing one In Maryland
he has been obliged TO speak in the last few weeks
under the auspices of the free silver organization
which is keeping watch the doings OF the reg
ulars," who are suspected Of not toe jealous in
terest in Colonel Bryan's fortunes This organiza-
ton arranged his Baltimore meeting, at which the
Democratic State Committee was entirely unreura-
sented- In other States than Maryland many Of
the meetings arranged for the Cumberland states
man have been cancelled because OF conspicuous
lack of local enthusiasm
CHICAGo's PROSPERITY PARADE-Ths vast
Whie not primarily political in its PuT-
TINS country has enjoyed the outcome OF Mr..
sumption of activity in every industry to the Start
ing up OF mills mines. factories and furnaces; 70
and staple products; TO the firm estabIishrnsnt of
bank deposits; to yearly increase In wages si1cs
ISse; as SoInPared win decrease Of wages every
pay rolls: TO lifting Of morSSases. re tbt bsrtsr
condition of Iaborers arTiss3S ana ~ =,
prosperity everywhere in the place OF soup houses.
universal stagnstion and widespread calamity.
Inc pageant OF prosperity. though intended 70
forecast Of victory for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
win Vote or it's s6Sna maS5 oG Of y ysTs
longer. 10 this extent the pageant was political.
Temoer IN this city which cannot be gainsaid.
North. for prosperity Is everywhere The WHO'S
country is prosperous and neither needs nor wants
a change.-CThe Chicago Tribune.
AN OBJECT LESSON-The Districts ~ Co1,,r,hf,
has no votes in the National election but poiticaI
sentiment there may TO certain extent Indicate
the sentiment elsewhere. There is a hourishias
sound money club at Chevy Chase. one OF Wash
instons suburbs. just across the MARYLAND lima
IL IS composed OF both Democrats and Republicans.
most OF them business men II ia srats5 trat n
the proportion OF Mckinley Democrats belongtns
10 this organization should hold good throughout
the country in other organizations Of like character
the chance for Bryan TO receive enough gold Demo-
cratic votes 10 elect him is SLIM indeed There ars
men VINO JOIN II 10 effect the defeat OF Bryan with
tue intention OF continuing IN the Democrats party
especially IN regard to State politics some OF thesa
voters having legal voting residence IN adjoin-
lhs states Others expect the Democrats party
20 continue welded 70 something like Organism,
anu nave put no period 10 their association with
INePuOilO@hs The sound money club OF Chevy
ChaSe was at its last meeting addressed BY prom
Inent Democratic lawyer and presided over By q
Democrat.
upon how the German vote in mis- vaor}S sis-fi91
- 20 De cast has had something like fascination
OF iy OF late but it SIN breaks Gus in sSoJs II IS
q SIS, slshhcant fact that in States ike Wisconsin.
claim that its electors on the BRYAN ticket are 10
win he To,, me tGth We are inclined 70 believe.
not essentially changed from what il was four
Soynd ~, II was then east for Mckinley on the
souuu money issue. That Is as much in evidence
U oW as II was them and Is having the enect
We see no TO anticpSts tbaI h viii opsrats
9HneT1entiy On the German mind.-(The Boston