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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
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The VERMONT ELECTION.

The Republicans Do not ind anything
encouraging iu the Vermont election. on
the contrary. thcr majority % rather
dlshcattcniug IN isg they carried the
state by q majority OF nearly $500 Their
majority this year may reach Ico hut
the consolidated returns vii likely show
a somewhat smaller majority than that.
The Republicans made extraordinary tN-
ortious 20 get ont bis vote for their
ticket They hoped for a majority as
large as th,t al ises they wished % fos
the onect 81 would have OF the voters in
other states. n they had secured as large
majority as they had IN the state eie>-
ton preceding the hast presidential elec-
zion they could have said that the oppo-
siiou 60 Mr Bryan ana the policies 81
thc Democratic party Was just az great
as o. was four years ago They win not
b. able 20 say that nov. judging from inc
Vermont election The Republican vote
fell Of there and the Democratic vote iu-
creased II changes similar 20 those
shown by the Vermont election should
occur 10 tho close states az the November
election the Democrats would sweep the
country. and Mr. Bryan would be elect
"a by a large majority OF the electoral
votes
The eyes o. the entire country are nov
turned towards Maine The election ia
that state takes place next Tuesday Il
there should o. such a falling OF IN the
Republican majority IN that state IN COM
parison with the Republican majority IN
ls.s. as there was in Vermont. the Demo
Gratis would b. Justified in claiming that
the tide Of public sentiment was running
strongly IN the direction OF Mr. Bryan.
Tho Republican leaders are putting forth
nerculcan efforts 20 get a big majority IN
Maine. bat II Is doubtful II they Will re-
alize their hops. There Is pretty strong
anti-impefialistic sentiment there. Be
sides The fact thot ox-SIeakcr Reed has
said no word in favor OF the administra-
ton. and g. known to be against It's Phil
ipplne policy. Is not without is effect Mr..
Reeds influence In Maine. his native
state. is very great II the country
gets 20 thinking that the tide h running
in Mr.. Bryan's favor All the money Mr
Hanna can raise will not be SUFFICIENT to
prevent his election
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TRYING TO REacH ~ AGREEMENT

There Is very ltiic IN the dispatches 10
Indicate that anything h being done co.
I wards reaching settlement o. the chi
Z rose trouble SO doubt. however. the
I Powers are trying 60 agree upon policy
% that there viii be- harmony among
/ them. II would D. great misfortune "
they should get 90 quarreiiing among
[ thfmscivcs Nothing would SO please tho
Chinese diplomats. II has been repeatedly
asserted that the chief cnort u n Hung
Chang thus far has been ~ destroy the
confidence ana good feeling that exist be-
tween the pow,rs.
The prospect that the Powers viii reach
an agreement however. does NOT seem 90
BE- vcry bright though az Washington
there sppears fo be a very hopeful feel
ing that the Russo American proposal 20
withdraw from Pekin viii be- accepted.
Tho feeling Is based on what has not been
published. since nothing has appeared in
che dispatches which justinss o.
In some 81 the Berlin dispatches the
statement has been made that Emperor
William has declared that under no cir
cumstancts would the German troops D.
withdrawn from Pck.n-that De would
mobilize every army corps "a the Ger
many empire n necessary, 20 maintain
his position there lie may have sai1
something ike that. but he Is given TO
making rash statements lie has 90 re-
spect public opinion. just as President
Mckinley does. and there g. pretty
A.. a. aFt faE ID
getting out Of china without further trou-
bic with the Chinese aud without any
quarrelling among the Powers.
10 has been supposed an along that the
reason England Was 30 slow is answering
whether she would accept the Russo
American proposal was that she felt
that IL was Russias purpose eventually
10 grab Manchuria Russia however says
that she does not intend 20 take ans OF
re territory of China-that she has no
designs on Manchuha That ought 70
satisfy England.
Il h. certain that II any one Of the Pow
crs should Indicate a purpose 30 grab
territory there would be trouble among
the Powers The wise course 70 pursue Is
90 enter into an agreement 80 preserve the
Integrity OF the empire. When Il Is fully
agreed that that policy shall prevail.
there ought TO be M great difficulty 10
coming 10 on understanding with China.
No doubt the Chinese government expects
to pay a pretty heavy indemnity for The
outrages which its people have commit
ted. the most u them from all accounts.
having been committed with is APPROX
al The Powers could never agree among
themselves as TO the territory each should
have. They would get into a war II they
should undertake 20 compensate them
selves by taking territory. That would
be a calamity the extent Of which no man
could forcsee.
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RAoE rRrJuDrcE cRors our AGAIN


There came very near being another
race riot In New York city on Labor Day.
A negro boy threw an apple core az ped
dler. ana the peidlcr pursued the boy.
caught him and was giving him a beating
when a negro man came up and knocked
the pcddler down A procession OF labor
ing men was passing at the time and tho
cry Of lynch him. lynch him" was a
once raised among them That was
enough 10 start riot Every negro In the
neighborhood who made his appearance
Ia the street was attacked. Some OF them
were pretty badly beaten. Bricks and
stones were thrown. and. for "A while the
situation looked very serious. Finally the
police got control Of the mob. and after
a number OF arrests had been made quiet
was restored
Race riots are likely 20 be OF frequent
occurrence In New York. now that Il has
been demonstrated that there ls a pretty
strong feeling there against the negro
Every time there is a public difficulty be-
tween a negro and a white man there is
NkNiA 70 NE q NAfFNhtNNf HHsetftNs NFAN -
eroes. some one IS likely TO start cry
against the negroes just as was the case
on Labor Day.
There Is no doubt that among the labor
ing people Of New York there Is very
hostile feeling for the negroes. They oc-
cupy certain nelds OF labor 90 the cXclu-
sion OF white men. This IS resented by
The whites. In the recent riot In New Or
leans the element that attacked the ne
groes on the street not only has a preiu-
dice against the negro race. a. the white
people generally have. but II hates them
because they successfully compete fog
certain kinds OF labor
In New York the riots will be started
by those who hate the negro because he
Il a competitor for labor. But II there
were no race prejudice running through
all classes Of white people there would BE-
no race riots.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

sixty-seven thousand residents Of Cuba
have registered at the Spanish consulatos
by way Of declaring their intention TO re-
main subjects OF Spain in preference 10
becoming citizens OF Cuba The reason
Il Is said. Is that these persons have lit
tie faith IN the stability Of the govern.
ment which viii be- organized by the Gu
bans in addition 20 which they fear they
would be oppr, ssed hy the cuban govern
mont tccause ttoy remained loyal to
Spain during the iusuirectlon They.
therefore. desire 10 have some strong
power behind them to which they can ap-
peal in the event OF trouble.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Pennsylvania has compulsory eduea-
s.on law. ana a law requiring vaccination
pfooesien. 10 admission 20 the schools. a
Christian Scientist declined to have his
chid vacclnatet whereupon the child
was denied admission to the school. The
school board, however. brought a prose-
cation against the father for che non-at-
tendance Of the child. aud secured YER
diet An appeal was taken. and che high
- court ruled that tho vaccination law
was optional while the education law was
mandatory. since the father bad sent his
child o. the school house. whore aduis-
zion was denied. BE- had complied with
tie lcW. The judgment eyas therefore re-
NeFued. The case aroused interest, ~ that
IL was the first 10 the state IN which ta~
i"o school laws had come into connIc,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

There was a great blowout az constan-
,inople few days ago. II was in ceie-
bration OF ,he twenty-nfth anniversary
Of the reign OF Abdul Hand as Sultan Of
Turkey. Congratulatory messages and
handsome presents were sent by the eN-
ecu,ive heads OF n number Of the Chris
t,an Powers This same sultan. Il viii
be remembered. IL the ruler who Is re-
.spons.bie for untold hioodshed and out
RACES upon Christians In Armenia and
elsewhere. whose butcheries and orueltiel
caused SIR Gladstone to refer 60 him o..
''Ab.lui. the Damned" In which charac'
tcrlzitiou pretty nearly the whole Of civ
lnzation agreed.
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Everything goes to show that the up
rising in China had its origin IN the
strong feeling OF dislike on the part OF
the natives against the Christians. not
on account Of the religion OF the latter
but because the Chinese have been I'M
able 60 dinercntiate between the persons
protesting ana teaching Christianity. and
the non protesting subjects OF the Chris.
tan governments. To the Chinese mind
all white men are Christians. whether
they are hard-drlving and irreilgious rail-
road contractors or traders. or mission
aries. II T. neither the fault OF nor any
reflection upon the missionaries that this
feeling 81 animoslty should exist among
the Chimes. while the good men OF the
cloth have labored long and earnestly TO
establish q foothold for the true religion
among the yellow ople. there have been
many other nominal Christians. that is
men brought up in Christian countries.
who as traders. contractors. etc. have
used the Chineso shamefully: and. unfor-
tunatoly harsh nud unjust treatment
makes "A more lasting impression than
tenderness and honesty
In q recent speech Lord Salisbury said
that 81 was not 20 Christianity as n re-
ilgion but TO Christians as suspected POI
litical agents Of foreign powers that the
Chinese objected An Of the encroach-
mtnts that have bsen made upon the Chi
ncse empire during recent years have
been by Christian Powers, Every treaty
concession breaking in upon the ancient
usages Of the Chinese has been obtained
by Christian Power. It Is not surpris-
Ing therefore that the naturally suspi-
cious Chinese should look upon the for
aigners or christians" with uucasiness
and fear for the psrpetuity OF their insti-
tutlons n not their nation itself
The treaty stipulations between China
and the Christian Powers provide not only
for the safety OF missionaries. but also
Tor the safety OF native converts This
provision has been the cause OF a great
deal OF trouble The native converts TO
Christianity are not wholly without guile
Il has been said. Indeed. tina, some Of the
Converts" became such merely for the
purpose OF ptcuniaiN gain, ana 20 escape
IN measure their liability 10 the Chi
ncsc law. Being under the protection OF
foreign governments they have frequent
~ violated the law. and then apps aled TO
the foreign representatives for protection
which has been accorded them. This has
served 20 estrange the uneonvertcd from
the converted natives. The former object
20 the immunities Of the latter. which
they regard as an Injustice. and for which
injustice they blame the Christians.
European contractors constructing rail
ways In China have net been careful to
respect the rights and sentiments Of the
Chinese They have impressed unwilling
labor. logged their iaborcrs, conhscatcd
property without adequate compensation.
desocratsd Rraveyards. burned villages
that CHANGED 20 stand IN the way. and 9th
crwise shown contempt for the Chinese
The blame for an this sort OF thing has
been laid az the door OF the Christians
rather than al the door OF the responsible
individuals or governments.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

The case Of the young white girl who
is alleged 20 have been assaulted IN a ne
gro house in this city Is attracting con
siderable attention. The matter is one
~ by the authorities. ana the guilty par
ties. n any there are. should be punish
cd. n such things as are charged car
occur IN this city. then 70 frlendless young
woman who comes here Is perfectly safe
but may bee taken up ana treated In a
manner similar TO that alleged to have
been suffered by the young woman IN the
case Ia point I, makes no difference VIVA,
the aniecedcnts Of the young woman
were. she IL entitled TO the protection Of
the Law a rigid Investigation can harm
no innocent person.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

London publishers have exhausted their
wits in efforts to induce Gen. Crouie. the
sturdy old fioer commander now IN exile
az 81 Helena. 70 write a story Of the
war in South Africa No oner o. money,
however. has been sufficient 90 tempt
Cronje 70 give the public his views res
p,ctlug the conflict
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Gov. Dick" Lcary Of the island Of
Guam has instituted an antl-noise crus-
AIDE among his subjects, e appears lie
has arbitrarily forbidden the toiiing Of
church balls at funerals. custom whioh
the natives enjoyed" from time imme-
mortal II would seem that Gov. "Dick''
hod gone q etep too far. People who "en-
JOY" funeral bells ought 20 be permitted
to ring them whenever they have an op-
portunity
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whatever else may be said OF Senator
Wellington. It must bee admitted that he
makes a good speech a speech In which
the ideas are vel dlgcsted and the cx-
pressions cloan-eut II he continues 10
make ia Maryland such attacks upon the
Administration as that which he made at
Cumberland on Tuesday. the effect Will be
sssn when the votes are counted IN No
vembcr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

A French colonel Of marines. denounc-
sng suicide IN an order Of the day says
that suicide for a soldier Is descrtion. the
abandonment Of ones post. and flight be-
TORE the enemy. Tor that reason military
honors are not rendered 20 soldiers who
destroy themselvea
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Ex-senator Matthew Stanley Quay Of
Pennsylvania Is not much In the public
eye just at this time bat the understand
ing Is that he IS doing great deal Of
political tunneliug. and that II his tunnel
does not load him into tho senate he viii
have much to say about who shall get
ahe Mace
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
Tor partly cloudy weather with showers
IN southern portion northwesterly winds.
becoming high: dangerous northeast gales
probably on the coast by night: for East
ern Florila rain with dangerous north
east gales.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Once more Gen. OILS informs the pub
dc that the lighting IN the Philippines IS
practically over. II has been some time
elnoo he left the islands. but he has been
watching the course Of events there crit
scaliy. The trouble with Gen. Otis state
inent ia that he has been making similar
ones for the past several months. and
meanwhile The Filipinos have continued
Tlldlng and killing.
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A bill 10 establish the whipping post
will b. presented at the next session OF
the Indiana Legislature. II Is proposed
that nogging a, the post shall be the pun
ishment FOR thoee who are addicted TO
habi,ual drunkenness. abuse Of family.
profanity or vulgarity ia the presence Of
ladies. disturbing public meetings aud in
EulfinR women.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

The continual absence OF dates from
the official dispatches which come from
China Is very annoying II seems that
American ingenuity ought TO b. able to
more than match the Chinese oiiillais who
cut the dates out Of the DISPATCHES II
tbs date ~efe written into the body Of the
dispatches. In cipher. the Chinese would
not know Just where 90 look for H.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

a petroleum lamp that IS more power
1al than either gas or electricity has been
invented in France ana D. being tested
"a Paris Tor street lighting The lamp IL
said 20 be Of 1860 candle power, giving Il
a wide Illuminating range.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

A Chicago dispatch saye u IL given out
AZ Republican headquarters That Gen
Joseph wheeler wia take che stump for
Mckinley az Carbondale. IN. ON Sept
II. We decline 90 believe any such story.
Gen wheeler has always been a Demo
crat OF the Democrats. and T. not likely
20 change his party affiliations az this
late day. The idea OF Joe Wheeler desert
lng his eoloFs Is simply p1eposterous.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

Tho Macon Telegraph Dem) says: 1T
Is stated that the president OF the South
ern Wholesale Groccr's Association. with
headquarters az Birmingham, Ala. l.
sending out letters Of inquiry 20 men in
every department Of Industrial activity
In every part Of the United States ask
ing for expressions 81 opinions as 10 the
eject OF trusts and combines on business
and prices ana whether regulation by law
Is considered necessary. one would think
that this ought 20 result In throwing
much light on a subject about which there
has been no end OF loose writing but IN
regard 10 which there sim appears to be
a plentiful tack OF accurate knowledge ="
OF the reply OF Carl schurz to Score
tary Cages statement respecting the pow
er OF Mr. Bryan. II elected President. 20
nulllfy the gold standard law. the Phila-
delphia Record (Dem) says. III
tho Republican majority In Con-
gross have failed 60 make secure
tho establishment of the gold
standard they have Il In their power TO
remedy their failure and tic the hands Of
tho next President Il takes the wind out
OF the allrmist cry sent forth by the sec
rotary Of tho treasury ana puts the re-
hnNNhtNiNNN TOT ifNrittiiNf interruption
Of gold payments where Il properly be-
longs"
The GrccnvuIe IS c. News Dem)
says: "Thc most prominent candidate
for postmaster OF the Georgia Legislature
IL the widow OF the late brilliant young
statesman Thomas r. r. Cobb. She stands
a good chance Of election. Tho death OF
her husband left her poor with two chill
dron dependent upon her. Any man that
runs against her ought to be beaten
yes, with a slick"
The Cincinnati Enquirer ODcm) says.
II the Republican managers want 20
make the whole campaign on the silver
question, lee 'em. The Democrats will he
satisfied 20 make their hRhl OF imperial
ism. trusts and the Porto Rican tartff
let the Republican leaders neglect these
leading issues II they dare"
The Louisville Courier-Journai Dem
SAYS. The Powers are having almost a.
much trouble getting out Of Pokln az they
had Ia getting In. the essential difference
being that their entrance WAS blocked hy
the Chinese army and their withdrawoI
ks hamPcred BY their own jealoudoAs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

The Republicans viii. OF course. explain
the falling of IN their Vermont vote ~
being due 60 the apathy consequent upon
their cock-sureness 81 carrying the cleo
ton. Had the majority been Increased
they would have attributed Il TO the eX.
cep,ional enthusiasm q the people TO sup
port the administration. Practical poll.
,ielan- do no, and any dim uliy In ex-
planning any vote. whatever IL may be.
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