New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

THE PASSING THRONG.

Joseph H Manley of the Republican National
Committee. when seen yesterday at the Fifth Ave-
Hotel said 1T Is n wonderful
MR. MANLEY and overwhelming triumph that
THINKS we have won-- i not surprised.
BRYANISM IS however. for 1 have all along
DONE FOR pected and predicted that the
American people would administer
Just such a scathing and relentless rebuke
Bryan and Bryanism. man cannot appeal to n
peoples worst instincts. support such Anarchists
principles and altogether betray the demagogue in
MIN as Bryan has done and expect anything else
than complete rebuke from the American people
1his VIII mean the complete disappearance of
BTyanism from National politics. Among ali our
defeat Of senators %ocot of cooGsdo o1edo ans ns
Sh3uP sh9 OF Idaho In Senator wolcott the country
Senator shoup. 1t was Senator shoup. you viii
three Idaho stand true to sound Tna money egY
tonsf T pc one Of them Among the things the Ma
G0n Gho Is nd the If arst defeat Of Letz for
But we particularly felictate ourselves on the
GOV aao%ndaIl OF Pettigrew, in South Dakota. We re-
abs a6Ie to carry only four counties nils us with
defeat as has ever been administered.3' '"OrOush
me American people have declared for pros
peri'y ana four years more of the full dinner pail
and for an American policy"
~, ~ NlLDLEf ~ tnued Mr. Manley. They have
~ RIDE notified Major Mckinley that he
-. nh1o4Nr- YIN VIII ride alone deliver his in
AfNO1 T. augural address March next
PRESIDENT to ride to the Capitol with his successor
ana this time when the outgoing President accom-
Panles his successor to take the oath of office
William Mckinley of Ohio. will accompany him
term President Hayes was accompaned by eeSTa Gen
field and Geners hayes TEde S6n Ge4srs Gar
VINO IN turn accompanied General Harrison and
March s67 Grover GieVeland and William rans Me OF
BUT beg eg t Toae sde by g side along
HanitS HHaniieS VIII ride from the White House to the
there have been who have actually done G this
Hanna YORK " n here re Is practically at an end Senator
we we M snail finish 1t up close these headquarters and
found satisfaction in the share he has had in the
great work that has been done
Bishop Wesley J. Gaines. of Atlanta. Ga. and
author Of THE Negro and the White Man." re-
Gently published. arrived in this
oOuTHERN city yesterday to attend the dinner
fOLITlCAL to General o. o. Howard. With re-
CONDITIONS. gard to the political situation he
sad do look happy? Well
oon't look as happy feel because the Amerf-
can people have risen in their might and declared
mat we shall have four years more at least of
prosperity equality of rights to men. sound money
and good government If you will compare the vote
Of the South for 1900 with other years you will
conclude that all Southern Democrats are not
bryan a1 adherents: there were great many-a very
near the polls The reelection of William MctS no
ley was great American victory. M III
The negroes of the South. whom represent are
especially glad. for they have better conditions
now than ever To-day 30 per cent OF the negroes Of
the South can read and write, and II the great
movement which General Howard began thirty-Sve
years ago continues to spread in the same ratio II
VIII not take thirty five years longer practically TO
wipe out the curse of fliteracy among the Amert-
can negroes Among its educated classes orators OF
surpaSsing eloQuence such Rshons
Payne, Campbell and Dickerson. Frederick Doug
lass. John NJ. Langston and ]. c. Price ALI Of
whom have passed into the history OF this country
Among the living who still illustrate the possibi-
yes or the negro race are Bishops Arnett Lee
Iyree. Smith. Coppn. Halsey and Waters; the
Rev Messrs John Albert Johnson, T H jackson
and r. X. Carter. also Joseph E. Lee Richard
r. Wright and James HILL"