New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12

quently pulled out by margin of from 400 70 200
votes L has been asserted that this due
the weak Democratic candidates who put
Up against him Two years ago he was opposed
By E brilliant young lawyer Of Quincy, Joseph A
Roy. who was thought 10 be conducting winning
campaign. but the hopes Of his Democratic sup
p0rters had hardly reached high pitch before the
newspapers printed one OF aIr. Roy's speeches IN
parallel columns with a speech of the late Rob
err @. IngersoIL The resemblance was so striking
that il ended Mr.. Roys political hopes forthwith,
and Colonel Marsh again tTfumphed. This year
the Democrats think they have a winner their
ticket in the person Of Willis Lakewood, OF
Quincy. who, the correspondent OF The Chicago
Record says. Is a strong and popular citi-
gen re knows everybody by name IN his home
county. and while ne doesn't make any pretensioEs
10 being speechulzker, he Is described as q poll
tscan Of the old school. Colonel Marsh. on the
other hand. has great many Democratic friends
Fl the district who viii vote for MIN whether or 10
large German population IN the district VIII not
vote with the Democrats this year.
DOESN'T WANT HANNA TO sTTNP.-Discuss-
Ing the possibility Of Senator Hanna taking the
stump IN this campaign, The Philadelphia Led
ger says
II intelligent tudg 44 81 P RsPg'eSs1Pb:
VINO l=ri Ei'.'tiii- Ct-e-4-
undesirable and inexpedient for Senator Hanna
= Jake ne sL.le aS J! Is va b ana ~ bora5
-1,zes soT[ic-g explanations and unaccepta-
DE ap6-0efes Il IS feared. not without cause,
c1g-- + SeEssor Hanna should elect 70 take the
campaign speaker as he was debater in the Sen
Is p s3--e 1=S5,es IN S4ra+or Hanna has been
already too conspicuous political ngure Tor me
5r-,1ser..ai and distinguished Republicans who
Eaie,Ptle1 u M s i his sorts 10 dominate It
alsolu-ey senator Hanna suf!efs ron , GnPoP S
la-t-g and e he should projeet himself mo {Tg
-re-e = reason 70 fear his unPopularity would
caus= The Republican ticket 10 slrler the loSS u
rrul-lrudinous votes
AJAX OF MANY PARTIEs.-A man named
F-c+seatfaI is the PopuIisr nominee for Governor
~ Kansas Also the Democratic candidate FER
hans he represents other parties. for he has be
Io--e5 70 others without number. He IS an IN
diane -ro7acr from around about Terre Haute- He
vas q violent Greentaczer- When that lunacy
vas cured ne became Union LABOR man Inc"
he fo,-a5 the Farmers Alliance in Kansas, and
r5u. he is PcuuIstic Democrat. which Is ABOUT
The --gr-e- ever FIr has been holding fat OF
fee and as a partial return has been furnishing
the brains for the Kansas combination, for he Is
sharp and smart. He is more or less Responsible
strain. The Pops are shorely raisin' hell IN
Kansas"
TWO MISSOURI DIsTRICTs-The Democrats
Of the NII-h Missouri District have nominated TOT
Congress James j. Butler, who IS the proprietor o.
tho Standard Theatre. IN 81. Louis. HIS rather -
49, - .- --t,r-ee blacksmith This district Is
f. - Louis and Is regarded as safely f&eP1J'i-al
Represe--a-Iye Pearce. having served Two 'sI-
was displaced BY the recent hepuiI-ca- Gu
ton and william II Horton named IN MS steau
The Democrats IN the adjoining Kiln I)lsIrlcl'
which is also in s. Louis, are having conslo7i 'e
difficulty .r Hudirg man who VIII run as4i'is-
F.ep-=~er-s-tve Joy. Judge John f Mckelgnan -
the csu6f9are wanted but he is on a VACATION N
s. .scCusl1 and would not say WhtlAsSL u st-1~srts
would accept nomination F-ach o. ~ c+es vvo
hac Republican majority OF ANU '''
yeas
ASSACFUsETrs REPUBLICANS TOO ~
FIDENT- Representative Moody, OF Slassaciu-
sets speaking IT. Haverhiu the other Gay Oh '--e
political situation in his state. said.
should think we ought 10 have leo.g9 ma)0rIIg g
II Nesrsrr-.-a-fs possibly more. There are some
very strong Republicans who are Opposes 20 ~ 81,
pO-ey Of he Administration commonly hnc" =, ~
t1e rather meaningless title ot lrnpetla41S.s 49,
Ere more t7Dor-arr Than numerous. and the eIlecI
Whleh t1ey VIII have on the ee-LtS54 r. "a me
Answered until after IL has occurred me SCI
men are intensely opposed 10 me $3.50 ION
cratic party. according 10 my, oJs5t g.,
n41sI Of the Gold Democrats VINO fotSo ME
mckinley four years ago WI ~ -Io-1y ~
year The reaflrrns liOn OF the silver pI5Ih -
ads me FeuIsbIican party very much IN M
cdusetLs arc / think 4 would 60 so thTousilou r
the country. We expect 20 gain one CoHEI --
very great fear that unless every e1oFt Is
El-T lose control OF the House ms
Eoule mean The INTRODUCTION ana ps7 of silver
ne House u bill FOR the ILee CJLl-asS I.-o1Ii
-Fle j. woulc not pass the f2eAls5' -" an
lafesteu stable conditions ana Feile4 ~ ,.+or,y
y-ler campaign on the SILVER Is7-e. - Jba
shM year Tor Mckinley and the control OF LLe
House 4 Representatives BY the kepuDil.tls ~ -.
judgement viii remove the s-iFer ssus lLO4 ~ 20 40.
pOitlc and remit where IL belongs 70 me ~
Rain q economic discussion j IS marc 20
people understand n this part OF the cOuIlS ~
there amy question about the election I4lS9 -
Eet rhat there IS no real election u q IA - ~
tie Southern States and that a great Do4y - ~
electoral votes and Congressional seats are La1gt
possession y by the Democrats without an OPP0-
II ~ ms q 4