New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

Committee for the campaign:
: PLAT- New-Tsrh THOMAS LOWRY Mime
T4a E.4Fsrr sTROSa + 2R2y7 aR2yFR r5ssa: Minnesota
sANL J. WAINW RIGHT JAMES a. GARY. Mary
Y y GIBBs Penasyi- Dr. ERNEST LYON Mary-
c9sas- sCYRoS T, HER IRVING N. SCOTT. CALI
BssoP Y ARNETT, WILLIAM BARBOUR. New
IExANDER REvEI.LE I6I5N KDAN. New-Jerssy.
Il-aos .-,--, v 3. Clark. Missouri.
C-RCs FIELD ADAMS. v L STATION oslo
EwARp RosEwATEF- JOHN L WILSON wash
GEoRGE l Z MEER- CHARLES F PF1sTER,
vlII1GAl 2. P1U27KETT. WILLIAM LIVINGSTON.
cz1RLEs F BROKER JUSTICE 5. sTERNs. Mich
xSI.soS- Y. ALDRrcH D " y, ar1-1vAsyE. Kansas
Raode Island 2 Z. HART. Iowa
One or two selections VIII be announced later.
Bishop Arnett. Cyrus F. Adams and Dr.. Lyon
are colored men. and are prominent Repub-
leans. The members OF the Advisory Com
-lirrse VII meet st q date 10 be announced
later and probably in this city. and will or
Esnlze for campaign work
7 was stated al the headquarters that from
re speakers and local committee chair1nen
throughout the State there was coming q great
demand c0r maps recently published which
show the city Of Manila as the centre OF pros
pecrive Oriental trade There IS also a demand
for documents relative 70 the Oriental trades.
From Nebraska It is asserted, there comes
surance OF Republican supremacy IN the de-
rnand for Mckinley and Roosevelt pictures from
Bryan's home town OF Lincoln There also
come assurances that Nebraska viii give the
Republican National ticket q majority
Senator Joseph E Foraker. OF Ohio. was
caller at headquarters yesterday morning. He
said he would leave the city in the afternoon
for Youngstown. Ohio but that he would re-
rurr 10 New-Jersey 10 speak on September S
and 20 attend the State Convention TO be held
IN Jersey City on September Il
PLAN FOR DEMOCRATIC CORRUPTION.
T vas reported at the headquarters that the
Democratic National Committee has Just adopt
e q new plan for securing political service from
-oczI politicians II ali parts OF the country, and
Incidentally for securing contributions OF money
from such politicians as are willing 10 further
the schemes OF the committee This plan IS TO ap-
point e precinct representative OF the National
Committee in every voting precinct OF the
United States who VIII hold this place so long
as he chooses 70 act. or until the National Com
rnittee appoints his successor. He viii be ex-
Dected 70 perform any reasonable political ser
vice requested by the chairman Of the National
Committee, and viii be relied upon by the com
rr.tree fc- local information and distribution OF
literature. a weekly paper, 10 be issued by the
Democratic National Committee devoted to the
dissemination OF Democratic doctrine and ar
gunent VIII be the medium OF communication
between the National headquarters and the
precinct representatives and viii be sent each
week 70 each OF the precinct representatives.
Eecn Of the precinct representatives viii con-
tribute 70 the funds OF the National Committee
1o- purposes Of education and organization 81
ID he months o. January and July Of each year.
L VIII thus be seen that the Democratic man
ayers intend 70 establish IN this way army
q political workers throughout the country. all
q whom are expected 70 perform any reason
able political service" and 70 distribute Ltera-
-u-e" and % take care % the machine generally,
besides contributing 81 E year 70 the party fund
q much more wholesale method OF providing
corruption fund" than any for which the
Democrats hitherto have ever criticised their op-
ponents-
WESTERN BUSINESS MEN CONFIDENT
Western business men who are IN the city
speak encouragtngly OF the prosperity IN Mon
tanav Nebraska and Illinois The silver mining
camps q Montana are now doing q good bust
ness, snd there is generally q comfortable feel
ing II commercial circles. The farmers have
oeeu unusually prosperous in Nebraska and Il
inols- Y H Johnson. the chief Of the Johnson
Dry Goods Company. OF Norfolk. Neb- is the
largest distributor and 1obber in the northeast
az part ot Nebraska, He said;
he s.tuatton g n M BCyan,s own STATE Is vastly
Uere pretty hard IN our STATE: most Of the IN
olHerenI Pop1isr element. which takes little in
: bread and butter issue, voted for Bryan they
wanted z Grange Bur me State Is to-day more
business man snd me farmer both making
l--s - -. 0LLy oL ~ -0i1S ~
cans eli over me State are confident that Mckinley
Hl- carry Neoraska- We are awake II Ne6raska,
States alive 70 the gravity Of the situation
] z Z Herr1ck IS 2 clothing merchant at
Springfield, IL He said
Things are going all right Then, why does any
-ll1Elg nan want Uutrled u1ea At the head ot a1-
haven seen single Democrat who voted for Nc
At--ey or Palmer II 1885 wlo IS going 10 vote Tor
fo- P---z- F311r vesrs ag5 but viii vote for Nc
icsn candidate FOR Governor OF Illinois. Mr. Yates,
1v one -r1Infred and dfrv thousand and AIcKiney's
-,-- rbs same faaI convinced
raet ..joe'' FIorey. the Republican candidate for
Governor n our neghbor STATE, Missouri. will be
elected with good chances for Mckinley carrying
me state. Up n Wisconsin the Democrats are
shouting imperialism and The secret alliance with
STATE. They don't know tne German citizen. Some
of them were fooled n 1856 but they know their
business tais year
Charles A Barnes. OF AIissoUla. Mont. is
member OF the 8IissouIa Mercantile Company,
the largest mercantile firm IN Montana Mr.
Barnes said.
The farmers Of Montana are enjoying great pros
per1ry- They have entirely lost sight OF silver
olt ne rabc silver partisan Is rare WteIe ae uS9
- % The biggest element II the PopuIaLloL- -,
know q certain county IN Montana that gave me
Republican, you can't Gnd z Democrat
ard Idaho are working more men than ever before
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chances are more than even that Mckinley viii