New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-28
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

paign and the duties OF DtilptAeAt7 ''-V ~ - -
faith OF the party His letter was addressed 10
Marcus schnitzer. Editor Of the "Oesterreichisch-
Ungarische Zeitung. Of this city ana was p1o-
Ilshed ir that paper The dangers OF imperiaIisin
he regards as safe6uarded by the strength % '"'
Constitution. He writes further;
The political situation at this time IS Of a very
different character from that which presented itsec
maintain distinct Democratic organization. based
upon the fundamental principles ehunciaI-a , ~
party in ali previous Presidential elections The
with any idea that they could 6e elected: Ggs MI, in
oIder 70 p5SsetEe az q e fE beresiss
of the Chicago platform should be repudiated BY a
The recent convention held al Kansas City has.
,,1tdh ~ 5,i, rSlT1-,ttc is m re-
aIity Pcpulistc and based upon doctrines which, II
1t seems therefore that there IS no longer any
f en1 b m 11g0I vo beeTe In true beoersc and
desire preserve its principles for the benefit o.:
by every consideration Of honor OF duty and OF in
terest TO repudate Organism and all that 1t repre-
sents.
WILL HE FORGET THEM9-There seems TO b
n prospect that in the multiplicity 81 his other
engagements and his overwhelming anxiety 20 DO
elected President "just this one time" 2Ir. Bryan
Will forget TO accept In formal terms OF the
nominations that have hee1 offered 70 him or 10
thank the committee who offered them. He in
Chicago Monday. after r Sunday Journey and ex-
planned his hurried and uacxpected visit by saying,
ii was the last opportunity he would have 70 con-
Ter with the Democratic National Committee
fore the end Of the campaign he would be n
stantly ION the road" after October l. His letter
Of acceptance Of the nomination Of one wing OF
Popuiist party had not appeared and he did not
say when H. would appear. if He had not yet
accepted. either by speech or letter, the nOmiHa-
ton or the Silver Convention: and he did not in
innate when ne would 90 20. In view OF the whole
the regular party. Nj BRYAN may consider that
his acceptance of that norniua ton Is Mr.. TOors
would have said. of no Consequence that IS II
ne stops long enough to consider anything these
days Some Of his more recent speeches provoke
lS :, ol15 lion ID a. ..ly anu ~ re
themselves into the same condition
OUTLOOK IN INDIANA,-A prominent Repub-
Ican official at the Capitol in Washington has
received letter from a friend in Representative
Landis's district, in Indiana from which the fol-
lowing extract is made.
Bryan causes no enthusiasm or interest in this
part Of the State. Senator Hanna's speech az
Delphi ten miles south of Us. made a great hic-
ness and in my opinion it7= a safe bet -rzt 50d
old Indiana goes for McKiIiey, Yours tru!y.
HOW sULZER WILL IMPRESS IOWA.-Re2-
reseatatIve Suffers eHgagements in iowa seem 20
arouse a certain interest in the minds OF tho
Iowans. Speaking Of these, Frank stiIlulan,
Iowa Republican said day or two ago in Wash
ington:
shall smile when the man whose pride is that
address an Iowa audience Just think Of sulze-
an q! i9triI WIN tbSse peops y viii sizs him
up before he has spoken two minutes
WELLINGTON TURNS DEMOCRATS To
NTKINLEY-A Maryland Republican says OF
WeuingtOn's conversion TO Bryan:
The sen2fiGrS speeches are CLEANSING Democrats
ba Io 6enT1lfahS r Cs 7UgT n con.
when man holds high office and becomes a
consistent enough 70 resign ezpeS.aIy if he means
TO abuse his former party associates
HAS NOT LEARNED ANYTHING Bryan has
not learned anything He fingers and founders IN
intellectual keenuess TO perceive that he is
devotee OF outworn financial creed It harter4
Bryan least instructed part of the pOqula-
ton on hnancia! questions still idollzes him as
sensible men 10 say that Mckinley once was snit-
ten with the silver blindness 1t will not serve I'm
this election when the people most want 70 know
what the candidates think now-tThe Boston
SWEET ON THE GERMANs-Four years ago
Bryan did not expect much help from the German
American voters, overwhelming majority OF
whom were and are sound money men. and he did
take any special pains 10 win their support
This year ne appears believe that hs de-
ceive them with his paramount Issue" and is
trying TO coax them to overlook his financial here
sizes that and in doing SO he IS appeal
ing to them as Germans and seeking 10 tatter
s SleI lehman , p-ICe q o - 10 - -CL
other candidate for the Presidency INDUCED nearly
had won rich laureIs and high houcrs in Two wars.
aL N9 ,t ,i55 tbsr a. Irss7 T,Sr lar5f
date is. although he not the nominee OF so
many par t.e-- 80 81 C'uvS -
Bryan IN Two reSpectS--h-S desire % De fIeSldenL
OF the United States Just this time and his
hattery of certain classes Of voters When he
spoke to audiences largely composed Of Irish-Aner-
leans General Winfield SCOT used 20 tell them
when he addressed audiences consistency largely
Of German-A merjCaES he used 10 tell them how he
dotted CT the mellow German accent He sue
ceeded in disgusting both elements and in winning
the rdiCule of the country. He carried four
laU iaf The mart
in the field. VIII history repeat itself this year
the case of William J. Bryan?
DYING OF INANITION-At this moment anti
imperialism is dytng of hamilton BY Election Day
II will be unable TO summon decent burial party.
and the election viii be decided upon the issue Of
free silver, the only one in this campaign about
which may honestly differ.-JThe Baltimore
American.
CANE WITHIN SIN CENTS OF 1.-THE sheep
and wool growers OF the West virtually solid
for Mckinley They have not forgotten the free
wool tariff Of 1894 As Wyoming wool grower
recently remarked.
The Democrats promised free wool IN 1892. and
came within six cents of it. Then YOU could buy
unless il was fat enough to Kill No: we don't wanc
any more cent wool and . cent sheep.
BRYAN CAN BE DEFENDED oN.-.The New
Haven Union DemD. whose Editor stands near
Bryan. thus tells what Bryan would do II elect
ed President
lie will do everything IN his power to destroy the
gold standard, that the public debt may be the
goldbus supporters say. matter what some OF the
trimmers auG traitors In his own party do MI
standard with all the power intruSted 10 his keep
JEFFERSON a COMPLETE MONARCH"-
Almost a century ago-a year after the purchase
Of Louisiana by Observation-Disclosures. the German