New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

JOE TOO TALKATIvE.-KentucayD Democrat.
/ are worried over SenatOr-elect BIackburn's ~
/ pensty to say indiscreet things. They say:
| We have not difficulties enough. but Zoe" M.
/ open ms rs mouth and wish that ne had dynamite
/ he could blow it to Hades. '-as
| ONE HONEST BRYANITE.-There is at Ieas, 49,.
honest Bryanite In the country. He lives in Isabo
l and his name T. Jack Wicks. He is further :.
scribed as 'the hustlins sawmill OF Quicksiv.-
I Mountain" and rs bright and popular man nh
| quickly sees which side OF his bread l. buttsra5
Mr.. Wicks declares that he will vote the B-van,.
ticket this fall because the country IS enfov
ing too much prosperity to suit him" WAY &.
I Is reported to have said, three and four ye7rs
ago could get all the help I wanted At almost s
price | offered. and could put paydays or tEo -
with me. Now am paying men 80 a month 5 s1y
their keep. and have hard work 70 get them and
wise at one OF them ne calls for his time s15 -
mg esmp 3oad s eS5 s P9ayo Tg 90 o.
Kinley and keep up this condition OF affairs? Well
BRYAN PREDICTION FULFILLED-~rs.
Pittsburg Dispatch" observes:
In 1896 Mr.. Bryan made one prediction that Ia,
borrowing money IN Europe" We have stoppe5 z
money to Europe Yes and Mr Bryan IS ss n355s{
fault with that
SIXTEEN TO ONE.-"Ths Marion Gnd) chron-
|. icIe" observes:
Mr. BIyan.s taxa6iss shoEn BY his own return.
heaven born ratio or is il McKIneyisrn and rss5IS
IN part Of the opening o. The mills rather than
MORE THAN SIXTEEN TO ONE-says ~Ths
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle:
One Of Mr.. Bryan's difficulties in Kansas is found
In the fact that ne has 70 compete with -U0 thou
sand new pianos which the prosperity 0f the reo-
PIE OF that State has enabled them 70 purchass
Even man OF such calliopic powers as Mr. Bryan
may VEL be dis-a9ysd az the prospect q ta.ang
der the hands OF beginners.
GOOD ADVICE FOR BRYANT the Demo-Poo
candidate for the Presidency Will take the advice
OF The Baltimore Herald OndJ he will abandon
the issues Of 'rniitarisu" and imperialism and
take up the currency issue. neutrality-suspicious."
The Herald" tells him Is too heavy a su5iect
FOR you Come down out o. the clouds and tel
me people that they never can be happy wlrn rhs
silver coinage is the only thing tha; can possibly
make Us all rich and prosperous"
EMPEROR OF EVASION. The Portland
GndJ Republican.
Mr.. Bryan's speech Of acceptance taken in con-
1ecIion VITA the plank re forced into The Kansas
Emperor OF Evasion.
EVERYBODY AT wORK-~The Keokuk Gowa)
Gate City" says:
tn, The Ke !5zg Light and Power COMPANY adver-
used IN The Gate city. Yesterday morning cor
picks and shovels ar Thirteenth and Seymour SIS
man man, appeared. he couldn Understand why an ad-
yertisernent in this paper should b 50 unproduc-
his own account only 10 find that there wasn't an
caTad TO work asay bsd all the %o4E hy c0a
do, and that, too, al fair wages Yet Mr.. Bryan
prosperity is only apparent and rot real
HARD TO FoLLOw-Mr Bryan is making 50
many misrepresentation Of fact these days that
Is hard 10 follow him. In trying TO excuse The
disfranchisement Of the colOred voters OF North
Carolina by the Organizes he asserted that by
the legislation Of the last session OF Congress
the negroes of Porto Rico had even been denied
the right Of trial by jury This statement was
true, and if Mr.. Bryan did not know better
than 70 make such assertion HIS position as
the people required him to be silent The pro-
visions of the Porto Ftican legislation were fully
discussed both in and out OF Congress last winter,
and the measure the subject OF vast amount
opponents. but not OF them ever had the hardi-
hood 10 make such statement in regard to it as
HE FELL AMONG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CockreH.
of Missouri. IS not the only Derno-Pop statesman
who has suffered financial reverses since the cam
paign began 1t may be remembered that when he
visited SedaHa to open the State campaign his
pocket was picked and he lost $500 in cash The
thief was good enough. however. 10 restore the
other contents. which were of no value except 20
the loser. The latest sufferer whose losses have
been recorded was Congressman Benton, OF the
XVIII Missouri District He also relieved OF
his pOcketboOk few days ago He lost not only
his money and watch but AL his railroad passes.
To be sure he could have AL his railroad passes
made good in the form of duplicates. but what anz
nOys him is the fact that the loss OF them has been
advertised throughout his district Now there does
sit in Congress more bitter foe OF greedy
corporations than Maecenas f. Benton. unless 10
be Jones' Of Arkansas. or Richardson. Of Ts11es-
see. For years he has been going UP and down his
district awaking the hardy yeOmanUy of Fiat RocA,
Slit Log. Tribulation. Hornet Zodiac and Othe-
communities enthusiasm and indignation with
his fiery and eloquent denunciations OF railroad
corporations and monopOles OF eveIy description
And now, in the very heat Of his canvass the
Hornets. the Split Logs the Fiat Rocks and al the
rest who have 10 pay fare when they travel on me
railroad have discovered that their anri-Eonopo-
lstiC idol is made OF clay and stuffed with saw
Benton having trouble enough in his district
before the voters knew that he was corporation
deadhead and that his speeches against Woj.opoteS
and corporations We're simple and unaduIterale1
demagosy.
FREE SILVER To THE PROMISES The
Worcester Gazette:
The way in which the George Fred Williams sans
has sailed into MIR Tbayer shows clearly that the
campaign. II imperialism were the paramount
issue as Mr. Bryan claims. Mr.. Fhayer would ee
accepted by the Bryan Democrats Ior ne Is r.
fectly loyal 10 the Democratic platform on thSss
issue The fact that they oppose him because 81
ms a1herence 10 the SOUND money St0Se p-OsSs
that free silver is the main thi9s that Saey are
hshuns for BY showing his hand 50 PLAINLY W., W.
iaus has done much TO increase the kepuo-lCa"
majority IN this State
Mr.. Thayer is the present Representative in Con
gress from the IIId Massachusetts District
a GOOD POINT-''The Boston Herald says;
That's a good point made by Senator Allison. ma,
cause of the complexion Of the Senate AGAINST T.
expansion ought not 10 be for the same reason