New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
THE PASSING THR0gG

teeman from Maine and member OF thss Execute.
Committee OF the National Com
MR. MANLEY mttee. which is managing the Ra
ON THE publican campaign. when seen a.
OUTLOOK. the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
talked interestingly the general
political outlook and made close prediction as -
the probable result OF the election From vhe7c.
and from where" said Mr. Manley do Mr. BRYAN
OF the Democratic managers Of his campaign Grav-
hope OF success? Turn where you will and tbs
signs al point to an overwhelming Republican Vie
tory. The apathy that marked the earlier davs
OF the campaign has all passed away and the eaor-
ciEsiyey Shows that the voters of the eSfs con
alive to the danger that threatens their livelihood
They will take no chances through negligence in
ssXerGsing 9nelr right o. sHTafe ana allow Mr
disaster to this country and 20 suly her fair fame
before the world. as ne has 30 often and sDe-
for What is It but dishonor II We seek to TsSst
with fifty cents that which We contracted to re-
lowers argue they viii that Is the kernel OF he
honor Did a private citizen seek to encompass
such an end he would either transgress the ilf Or
pose. yet ala not break the Law. he. would Be
marked distrgsted and a9norIea ny his fellow men.
distrusted and abhorred by its fellow nations.
What is this anti-imperialistic issue that Bryan
and his cohorts seek to make paramount II IS
another example Of dishonor. He would sail sayy
own devices and at the mercy Of a lew jboSsaad
aimee Lesal ne %oIa te,Ee ne
Having by purchase assumed the right and title 10
burden Of giving good government TO its nbs5i.
tants; Mr. Bryan would turn his back on that duty
and leave the islands to fall back into anarchy
and the hands OF the first foreign nation greedy
OL-W3I 10 the BAY OF Mania II not tAlS Lh-n W
should establish protectorate over them. and
we should. nevertheiess be responsible For trea
to the world at large And ali this Mr. BrJan
says he would do, despite the fact OF his public
and controlled the votes that made it possible 70
ratify our right and title to the Philippines After
would calmly throw 1t aside
Neither horn offered him by Mr. Bryan the
anti-mperialiste issue viii appeal to the patriotic
American voter and, in my opin-
EXPECTS ion, he will declare for the wise
BRYAN TO BE and benefcent policy which this
BURIED Administration has inaUgursted-
DEEP 10 give 20 the Fillpinos great a
measure OF self-gOvernment -
they capable OF and TO educate them little by
little in the art OF government up to the time when
their knowledge shall be sufficient go BY
themselves. But a necessary preliminary 70 car
islands, The stars and Stripes that symbol Of he
may not be fred on oF 1suad Rtn eer 5s
that lesson must be taught the FiipinOs- Person
election and You VIII ind that tRe lesson Is a.
Tea8y learned and tnaS the election OF william
sation Of armed resistance by the insurgents IN
have injured Bryan's chances The American vOfer
is likewise too shrewd 10 be deluded BY an anti
trust cry when II Is raised by men whose pockets
many cases. heaven only knows how The chair
stock in the EOtton Press Trust Croker and the
their Proportions The trs7 cTy IS bo 05T
70 the Democrats and. 10 paraphrase a young
The Pennsylvania strike has injured the RepubH-
san Snances nor whit and Il can have no post
no dread Of Bryan's visit TO New-York. but DE-
ticket Bryans Visit helped ns IN i sh6 &1R
the shopwOrn and ravelle1 arguments that Mr-
Bryan now has for his stock in trade We look for
ward with equanimity and chastened ioy 10 Ms
this time. Take the situation in whichever way
you will. and we gain and shall continue gain
Tember D lays Mr. Bryan in his Boe a E sR We
expect that II win be deeger even than thar which
engulfed Democracy in lS72
In my opinion, when the electoral vote is count
ed" Mr. Manley continued. Mckinley and Roose-
welt will certainly md in the Re
Mr. publican column electoral votes as
MANLEYS follows: Maine. s: New-Hampshire
PREDICTION. 4; Vermont. 4; Massachusetts. Is:
Rhode Island. A. Connecticut, &;
New-Tork, 3s; New-Jersey. 10; Delaware, 3; Mary
land, s; West Virginia 6: Pennsylvania 90: Ohio.
q; Illinois, "a; Michigan "a; Wisconsin y; 9IiDae
sofa 8; Indiana. Is; Iowa. 1S; North Dakota 3
6ansas io South Dakota, !; Utah, 3; Wyoming. :;
certain total Of "a votes in the Electoral College
THE following States viii. in my opinion eer-
tIainly go Democratic: Alabama. Il; Arkansas :;
Missouri, IL Nevada. g. North Carolina. II; South
II These will i've Rrva an ana I s1 I29 -s
In the Electoral College
Montana. 8, and Nebraska scr 81 .otes-as doubt
full, although under the Goebel Law ! have little
secure fair count in the Blue Grass state its vote
Wou!u unquesuSnaPiy De ours IransIeTring then
somewhat follows:
Bryan and Stevenson.
Doubtful ..................... Is
Total ~