New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-09
PARKERs CAMPAIGN LAGs.
Democratic Editors Agree as to Diagnosis,
But Not as TO Remedies
MAKING a LOSING FIGHT.

AAh4NE a Ltc4NT rAItil-
From The New-York Tines
II the gentlemen az 1.-THE Democratcl head
sommu5t tbey viii IL raabS ba is Ygr3 al sori
and conditions OF rref IN the street ard elsewhere
the almost universal opinion that they are making
kers campaign reached high water mark in the
DAYS following the publication OF the gold standard
his speech Of acceptance the fall OF the Parker tide
has been visible. and somewhat disquietngiy rapid.
know these things. They are too sensible to prize
satisfaction Of knowing where they stand IN the
serious serious business in which they are engaged .
OF II. that they are losing ground caily- There is
strength in Tsyerenee for the Gonstituton the love
OF peace and an aversion 10 strife are commend
partment OF the government upon the field Of
sn9LheF oeparLmen{ Is an inalSatiqpn OF Hn9
Judge Parker has. some of them President Roose-
to elect the. Democratic candidate The picture
Of a Tranquil canvass in whieh 100000 freemen.
might sit Own Of 10 stidy the prncipes ana pro-
fsssions Of me rival parties. and undsturbed by
the hoarse appeals OF the stump or the tumult
with calm deIiberation make their choice between
ne two candidates Is IN many way deliga iilIa
is No such thing possible among men
TARIFF THE TIMEss" REMEDY.
From The New-York Times.
We have hoped almost AGAINST hope that The
Democratic party would have the sense TO make
effective use Of the issue Of iarn reform before
the Republicans rob them or ~, as they certainty
selves We nave repeatedly pointed OUT how the
helpful TO the Democrats in this campaign.
TOO JUDICIAL: A LEADER NEEDED.
From The New-York World.
The people need judicial Chief Mag, Msgistrate bat
nor o 6oI sa both das of case he csnddafe
should have his hands fun in looking after his
Grafton; from the candidate inspiration, energy.
promptnesE and aggressive impulse. II is the part
OF p leader lead in the combat OF ideas. IN the
conflict Of principles, IN the denuncauon OF public
t ET2RsS' IN the presentation ana endorsement OF
It is because I so strongly desire Judge Parlsera
! admire his Judicial temperament. appreciate
eepung the nomination. But having accepted It,
I earnestly beg OF you. when you see him to-mor-
full responsibilities Of his positen; that he VIII
itate@to be nisnanaged by the sman politicians
who beset him; that he VIII IN the next sixty days
and teacher. their tribune and advocate.
IMPERIALISM THE EAGLES" REMEDY.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
Momentum was given by the , telegram an, To the
racing pg5aaee IL called rq rs1 start But
thing as insnition Is known to the political pa
thoIoEists Those Who wllfuly bind themselves to
IN Is their residence IN FOOLS paradiso With the
sss so Tine OF a. sEs trhs thai 70 on on
told n terms TOO plain The DsIn0crs9c canvass s
Which the telegram invested the cause Of the
nominee Contentious 70 the contrary are born Of
delusi0n.
As to The Eagle" q has bat one SUGGESTION to
make. and even that is negative IN character
AS 20 the Phiiippines-DON'T To put this az
hrTnatveiy rather than negativeiy-HANDS OFF.
Let them alone. They doing quite well
ASTI-IAPERIAIdsM THE POSTS" NosrRUM.
From The New-York Evening Post.
moral issue Of which the Democratic speakers
my well make more is the necessity or promising
Independence 20 the Philippines, OF treating the
islands IN accordance with the spirit or our own
Declaration OF Independence and our Constitlti
TO the proposition which many Republicans
tacitly accept that these foundations OK our CONF
mouvealth have Fotted ont. tho Democratic
and the great mass Of the people can never assent
The 'self-exldent truths" which were proclaimed
Phiiadephia IN is16 vital to-dsv as ever,
as dear 70 the hearts OF the plain people