The sun., 1902-10-17
nFpTW SIIRS UP BIRDIE.
.,uiy VIII HE PERCH ONS EVEN
,Ur COAL PLANKS GONE.
~. rlutterins About That Insecure Foot
r,,d tlr senator Calls the Most De.
ic,ous Thlns In Modern Politics--The
,ard,ia,r OF ''Ifs" and Butts"

Candidate o' All" ""'s'
...s.5, Chasncey VI Depew addressed
v,,ri'csn mass meeting in the West
80 ,,,,,rrl ,ssi riglt for nearly an hour.
~ t,c,,. hy taking about Mr.. Coier's
r.i'acat,1r.
.f.s, fiei., after waiting two weeks
A.. ~ole, wa. notified Of his nomination. 7"
..lt- Ard I'm glad lie got H. like
~ ro..r and that notification Is al! think
.Wg tIi.ad Mr Stanchfsld. tne gentle-
nan .ri N. orator. told about how Coler
,,.,.,. ,.. Hamapo Job. Aud on the noti-
=, ,.,nmi,te" was "N-Nayor Van
....s..- Ds,.v went on 70 saw. among
,r..'l'rc-.
g., ,c,,-, statement which have read
,.,-..... 0..l,. vss :h4' Of gentleman. IL
,..tI.. yor could crlticise. 4 vas
.5r, o' drl.n." tns; d'dn, &c, . an an "Isre .ud,.
We criticized ib~ w.y the canals
...,' I..a rs0-s"d. nay Offered no better
." ga. .-.~1 ,hoUt Sta'e eNtrRvsEsnce.
.. ,..T ~ I!aca wh"r. hr would cut
't. .,.rr,Iiya And lie talked about the
a. ~. ...h ~ ro'hins 10 do with The Gov
~" vh,cn vas inserted for the purpose
81 Faf. ,;Is ne cGai MN mipes 81 pSnhhsyii- hsi
"a. '.. 7,.-.,c.'s n. DOESN'T want tho Govern
,.re,. 60 rln IA haT or any other business =,
c,s iugre.'"d 10. ent iie nag 70 lo,iom nc nc
''sc. h,a 70 follow. but his hak is the most
,"'s ,s. u. ,ls ii.Ha When the platform was
~ YFsynd Fy,sy esc,on Isa' 1he 'Set When rES iSS
,"iH i,cs. tho platform went. too and
Colsr srok- the unanimous opinion OF the
,qmattes "a +" hon neN,l ses don, y" III, se r'd Thas
H6a, the American peoplc call crawl; and
,f"v ion I Nk~ cravls
Joler ssys shou, the coal plank: rhat Is
-rssns viii. sifS" and "huts Now want
D., ,av tha, ~ AL the time ! have been IN
G e.nd thai Is 'osTsr OF Tccan, tnan eveT,s MANI
,,shter ! never knew party TO win on
G n and a but, No one ever go, an "tf'
"N- Coier. ultimate swallewins Of the coal
blank reminds lne Of tho fenderfoot who went
Wrn ,h'y wfsn 80, t2 ,seF inoGsGs Sod was as
lad h. -til smiled and said IT was ,splen-
did rirally. they put some boiled crow
Ieppeed With nun ~ front oi s,id mn aVH W,sn D"
'i.y asked hin, If he liked Il he said he did
hut he didn't banker after il.
.svfbH rsriy in power T. res ponsib,c for earth
gua.os. CloudburSt-, ayalanches ana strites,
Tn end the coal strike the Democrats
with their Government ownership, said
Nr Dcp.w. would consume nine years
getting their plan into shape. In the mean
'ina there would be no coal He continued
contrast this with the Republican met nod
'n.. ulattod OF the party which Is accused Of
Ia,ry friendly 10 trusts always on the side
ere the money is Theodore Roosevelt
aucw that BE- had no power to summon any
nra hut he knew that he was President Of th'
Il skat La aI.al hs
pconle Wnen the people were threatened
viih . .alanity II was his duty TO avert IT, so
to proposed arbitration For moment II
vas not a success. but II Informed Public
OPINION Public opinion said the strik'
must be snttled. and to-day We read in tn.
newspapers that the calamity has been averted
Assemblyman Gherardi Davis. George
Agnew, candidate for Assembly: Jane,
Perry, a Congressional candidate. ano
State Senator Elsberg were the otheI
speakers