New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

I,vrt he ReD
I 6t 2gsI1 hat tine how viii he look when con-
FS1 Tsv T wtn eo Trs at al and is likely suffer
the ndisnty Of arrest on Ser 10 5,gsf ana
also suggested that In this lies the possibility Ok
interesting suits for damages
PACIFIC COAST REAsONs.-"The Tacoma
Ledger says:
Reasons why the Pacific Northwestt may vel s
cult to enumerate only because there are 50 many
Of them This section has IeSogFf is SC g I
basis 1t does not want its resources 20 .e
cho I out Il desires to grow. % live up % is
rich possioinIles Us ~ nstsncs with r5s
enemy of a reasonable tariff or the ant-expansion-
lists who would stihe enterprise and advocate re-
treat.
TT MAKES A DIFFERENCE WITH JONES'
When Chairman Jones Of the DemO-Pop National
Committee was in Washington a few days ago. ne
explained that one OF the reasons why Bryan
would carry New York was that Richard Croker
had wagered $4,000 On Bryans election But Jones
fs such tickle man Here he is now explaining the
election odds against Bryan BY saying that =
wager IS only a gamblers argument, anyway,
and that it deserves be regarded simply as sucn
bv sensible men like himself. which may b very
| true Nevertheless. wagers laid by professional
/ gamblers or BY amateurs in that line Of business
are more or less prevalent and popular method
of weighing arguments and probabilities. and. as
A rule they come pretty close TO rejecting popu-
lar sentiment with regard the matters 10 which
they relate. Quite likely. Chairman Jones would
be just as prompt anybody TO recognize this
simple fact II the odds were the other way But
isn't il pretty hard for the Cotton Baling trust
/ naeuate to say that his crOny OF the TamHlany
Ice Trust deals in gamblers arguments II
must not forgotten, however, that Jones mas as
/ troubles Here is what The Globe-Democrat
says of him:
Chairman Jones indorses the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union endless cnah scpeIile- S- Ms
connection with the Round cotton Bale rus, NJ
everything.
MARYLAND GOLD NOCRATS--IndicatiOns
daily appear that the Sound Money Democrats o.
Maryland who refused 70 support Bryan Tour
years ago, will rally with virtual Unanimity 70
the support of Mckinley this year In 1886 several
| thousand Of them voted for Palmer and Buckns=
/ OF the members of the Committee OF Seventy OF
| the Honest Money Democratic League OF BaISIaors
| in 1895 hfty-ive have signed the declaration o.
principles issued last week. FIVE are dead and IoHr
/ are in Europe The other six have not ye- been
seen for various reasons but It is understood that
two of them will vote for BRYAN and one viii 6 no:
of them has sent word 10 the committee that he
Is heartily In favor OF the defiaraSoh % sIpIi
/ receive the support o. TWO out Of seventy Of me
Who Opposed him in 1885 As wills J. Abbot would
say That is Bryan gan OF e 10 ~ P EIasors has
| opened headquarters, and will from tnls tune LOT
paign. " The League starts out with many new
recruits and the prospect Is ShI M men Of the
eitv Including most Of those employed in the yari
frnstworthy sources it is ascertained that these
young men are joining with avidity and are show
| Of the Republican Presidential ticket
SECOND THOUGHTS.-On second thoughts the
| Democratic politicians of Kentucky believe they
would rather repeal the Goebel law after the cleo
ton than before IL
A BRYAN ELECTOR FOR MFINLEY-J. ".
Reid. OF Lewiston Idaho. one Of the men recently
p0m9asd f his intention 6T@ Of 96n for Mckinley
WHERE THE BEDCLOTHEs WILL BE--"Ihs
Hartford Post observes:
We shouldn't wonder if when these new oedis.-
up Richard Olney would find that John Fe'er A.
NO ANALOGY.-"The Kansas City star Deal
says
There is no anaIOgy between The oe e g 4Si
I States with the allied Powers IN China Inc 800
ne rules Of warfaFe and as The result q circun-
stances which We're not sought or invfe , ~ x
the Philippines w9s an incident ana NJ ' not even
dreamed of as American possessions until the pre-
ciptaton of war by the DESTRUCTION OF ne NS rsS
tees Of the Republican party which merit Jas' an an
@ bIs T1s a. 20 Nh SIns, 70 waste any time in
conjurins up fears Of American aggression -
China.
WE WERE ALL INIPERIALISTS. -tiene'~'
John c. Black. who Commissioner o. Fe"
sions in CIeveland's first Administration, IS no"
making campaign speeches for Mckinley, RooSe
welt and Yates in Illinois. IN the course OF speoA
at Carbonate recently he said:
hold that the greatest result Of the Rs0e aISi
was not the destruction or slavery ana sIe 80
hation OF opposition. but that the soldier w
lifted him up and babe HIM 50 forth 70 work and
become American citizen aSain- You al Ano~ ~
that an unwilling Government was forced lh.S 49,
and before party lines were drawn | na9 SUI
victions deeper than my party's and as an Ans.t
can citizen say thar the greatest result or LS,S
surrender the Spanish We al deniAhEsSSS
that the war come: we were all ImpertallstS, Az
! hope viii always 5 remain. Tor te.. -
that when God Almghty gets done with the AHaSiI y
can Army in the Philippines. then, and then ''-''
will the boys In blue march away.
A STRIKE IN KANSAS-Not Ions ago persons
who desired to impress the country with the s'e'-
ling prosperity that has prevailed In NahS1s
in the last year started the report that there vs.
r not an occupied pOorhouse In the state. as
statement promptly refuted BY a Populis' s1
house occupied. and that its inmates We're on tl'
$ verge OF strike They have since strucN
e They have gone OUT in body on u'
a ground that their accustomed supply OF M
lasseS had been cut OF by the heartleSS sulS.tu
. their usual deiicacy was Supplied heretotoTrs
IL is impossible discover any Of the 1s'1 80
Of the strike the precise reason for cutns on -
y supply of molasses Ii may haze been done ca
= | sanitary grounds. because a. not SoHsssS,
e | cred the proper function OF county msS S SIS-
+ OF that character feed its inmates on me s+sf
$ ureS OF the land. The point proved Is me -
l. | that there was a poOrhOuse in the state thS' W."
4 occupied.
o | SOMETHING To GLOAT OVER-''The Clh'i'
u natl Commercial Tribune says:
Bryan has at last found something 10 gloat ovStt