New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-21
C4RM4CK FOR Parker.
Senator Says Nomination Of Hearst
You'd Compass Party's Ruin.
AGAINST PETRIFIED PLATFORMS.

AGAINST PETRIFIED PLATFORMS.
United States Senator Edward ". Carmack- Of
TENNESSEE has been IN the city a couple Of days.
Seen at the waldorf on Saturday afternoon. short
" before HIS departure for Washington, the SEN
a tor gave his opinions on several public questions
and made Enthusiastically clear his preference Tor
Judge Parker as a Presidential candidate
Il think" said the Senator. that Judge Parker
o. all the men that have been mentioned Is the
one man who fully meets the requirements OF 'I'o
occasion and that he would make strong can
didate. 1 am for him. and believe reIeoI nc
dominant Democratic sentiment IN tennessee
also believe that he viii have the support OF mo
N1az--yorlz delegation IN the St Louis Convention
" 7 5o not take ex-President Cleveland into the
account He has some earnest admirers IN Zen
ressee OF whom nm not one Some OF MS au-
re-erts have promoted the belief that Nj CIeNe-
land would be the choice Of New-York state Ihey
,s,-c beer noisv rrcclaiming the candidacy OF the
ex-7resiseot and have effected some CLUB organ
izsrions The Hearst boomers have taken auNa
tage OF the situation. and have urged the New"
York publisher an antdote Tor the Ote'e--'''N
e.-tln,en- They have made headway that al some
,,o,-+s vvouId naturally be rather disgusting 10
one who regards Hearst as absolutely inconcelF-
able as a Presidential possibility. The NOMINATION.
O, Cleveland would instantly revive ana ran mo
ure the popullstic element in Tennessee anu
throughout the South. with which we have had
trouble enough. Ans the nomination OF Hearst
would compass the rein OF the party II would be
a disgrace. and as have already said TO the peo-
rle Of Tennessee, Il Hearst IS nominated We may
as well pen a dispatch. and send 1t back from the
field OF battle: All e. lost including our honor.
do you believe Judge Parker coG.a be elecit4i
Il do" the reply lie should DC acc5l'aD
40 al factions fac 4 oad al sss DOM
''Hlol ] do not believe in netrihed platforms
believe each national convention SHOULD frame It's
own platform was free silver man, but the IN
exPeg'ea infTea - ~, 10 vol1ne Of our MONEY and
The question OF whether II is yellow or white Is
on the merger decision Senator Carmack said:
TT certainly appeals 70 ne popular gi.!5 -i -
huatious Of capital, but II also lays heaNy re-
sponsibiiy on ne l4a5 fst the gSuer exists
in the sherman law TO end the activity OF cor
T5o-stions engaged in interstate commerce IN re
etrart Of trade il is up 10 the administration 10
prosecute every yiolator OF Ihe Jaw, SlI5ll 90
great Buy as Democrat; an no, ~ S IN ila7f
that the administration viii reap the iln osIetc
before the people or sGeh coI ,oTTa C7r-
Grail that the government viii not run ainue. az
an as --5e ma despite the decision
ir tic Northern Securities case. the administration
VI" .f l5. Sing made 10 the published statement
that be contemplated the intr9aHellSh on a ,t
20 tba CONSTITUTION the Senator said Il have pre-,
-3re5 no eIich resolution but on one occasion l
provoke interesting arguments ID e.ionse ol t
nation with reference 20 the control 81 the ilp-
pines such scenes as that enaeIe1 III >-1+bEn
held and al various other places IN No5 t IN
states will serve 10 impress the tact tAst ne, ne
soltb IS one OF race aEtaEonism. Lynchlng IS a
49, esl thing. either South or North, but II is
-o-ol,ie t1,ar the wrath that Is developed IN tie
GC--+b wrecks vengeance only on the negro VINO -
guilty Of some heinous crime ana every ot-sI
e secure against any such visitation OF popular
t-7c-e-ion The lynchinEs IN the North, IN many
ha,e however. exhausted ther
i9vrIass fury until other negroes than the GllIy
80 nave Suffered and. in Springfield even the
gL5 10 20 - NEGROES have been destroyed. II Is a
Tcrrettafle fact that IN the South there IS tess
voieration displayed by the present. Ion Ia az
a. tbe "a DAVIS and the sympathy does nol rul as
&C. besyyaen the two races as IN the past tlu-
C---to- 90 me negro does not solve tle lrotltH-
-,e S7+h must DO the best Il can with me sllusi
.fo1 ,r,rsl The North comes 20 realize the tact iit
~ sIes ltfes a re- the fruit Of race differences The
matter can then be treated as NalloIlI
Meantime can only resort 10 Ialli''''' ~
r1akeghift measures