New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Congressman Henry Sherman BouteH OF Chi
eago. who is serving his fourth term the repre-
sentative OF the 1Xth Congress
REPUBLICAN District OF Illinois. seen at the
OUTLOOK Waldorf. said: The Republican
BRIGHT outlook Is constantly improving.
TIE record CT the last seven years
Is without a parallel. and the South. from which
the greater number OF delegates come to Demo
cratic conventions. has never before experienced
such prosperity as IL is enjoying. The declara
ton OF the late President Mckinley that Republi-
can policies bringing the South against her
will era OF unexampled prosperity continues 70
be applicable. The Republican party IS becoming
ness men ir The Soifh having regard for the de-
velopment OF the numbering interests. the cotton
q ntcrferenoe With the taf ana would not toll
crate interference with the recognized soundness
merely from the lack OF issues but because OF the
The preseT, SITUATION recalls the story Of the Oh
Bourbon Democrat IN Kentucky engaged In a
onsHt FOR an epcIdaon 81 bis PLATFORM orr State
ment OF his principles and a declaration as TO the
he F s %ae For ne n6iS aas ss aa eTe
thing. and in his peroration he magnifed the per
.1rlihg climax he sslo. Ih ls,. 600 ne haint
campaign viii win splendid victory under the
banner OF Roosevelt and the record Of the Repub-
position viii 60 70 defeat win be. Our party haiTt
No principles. and our candidate hain't no record
Howard II. Burgess who was for twelve years
City Clerk OF Cleveland. and who has been men
toned a possible postmaster OF
OHlO's NEW the Forest City. Is at the Waldorf.
LOCAL Mr.. Burgess IS oldtime Cleve-
OPIION LAW. land newspaper man and has pros
pered IN business outside OF poll
tcs. The State OF Ohio" said Mr.. Burgess is
Just thoroughly stirred BY the progress OF the
RESIDENT local option law through the State legis-
nfure. The measure, for which the Anti-Saloon
rssgue IS sponsor. Is regarded by the brewers and
provisions those who live in residential section OF
~ Ohio city, II the bin becomes law,
saloon Il IS probable that the enterprise Of some
- y ne Cleveland brewers IN planting saloons SO
NE, NE impulse to the league that is pushing the
make capital with the legislators by insisting that
-. 80 ate Senator Hanna, Wen Governor Her
Senator Raa eba P se1 ssc Si 9Sn
- and the Governor made a statement that is
ne lyey ferment Of feeling is exhibited. The
sresSv 49, ~ Is tor me eoTnouon mas
&c &C wlh undoubtedly win In the Senate with a
s,.saeEfai in the senate and viii get the signature
- ne sSoTernor. OF course, opinion is divided as 70
rpoa tho next election '''@'--
David Z. Thompson. United States Minister to
N'e1L who had been in this country on leave since
-, the end OF January sailed &C
-NlsTER companied by Mrs Thompson on
oon.oAPsoN the steamer Tennyson. for Rio
W BRAZIL Janelro. 81 greatly enjoy my resi-
- dence IN Brazil" said the minister
course, the legation Is not IN Rio Ja-
49,, as many enormously suppose, but IS es-
t1..ned. Instead IN the little city OF Petropolis
AZ s-Ss-nse miles away. ard up n the mountains
fhe slotuee % twenty-seven hundred feet above
r..sssa OF the The location, which was
sboS, - as the country residence OF the Emperor
-ra ,sl .ta s most delightful The summer months
couiS lary, February and March-sre very hot but
psceo. PROBABLY be matched for discomfort at some
srs 80 conditions and temperature At Petropolis
-. earning all the YEAR round The Brazilian
81 ,Sef OF Foreign Affairs resides at PetropOlis,
Jares-n ~ fareiF becomes necessary 10 go 70 Rio
We 6l ~ on official business About the only time
eetus,as 90 Is when attendance nj some function
taertros ~ Petropolis has a population OF about
clet,v contributes the largest element 10 the
.roo le extent OF its territory. Except Alaska
hsr6-ssn saoeration, and Brazil has area OF I've
the 49,. tnorEand square miles greater than
nv cA.eeo states, and. basing my judgment upon
thos5a serfafion IN travelling the world ever. I
.opia sey there Is no other political division that
ef 81 bfszh In natural resources judging from
WA ne se country that has become known by those
asserfs1e trsversed Il most thoroughly. 70 may be
M 80, mat there Is not 20 exceed per cent OF
sone 81, ara that could not be cultivated for
o. Prs.f' ientEral purpose. OF course. the people
igef -~~c--l.e nasSes-are very poor and they
sol'' SoFeslfs from period OF business depres-