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Sacrifice and self-Sacrince.

The Hon. ISAAC HUTCHINSON, Boston
manager of on-Bostonian article In
the full assortment of candidates for
the Republican nomination for Lieu
tenants Governor of Massachusetts, has
rung a tocsin, blown a trumpet cell,
shouted slogan and issued statement.
Shall the Republican party cries
ISAAC as pathetically as If he were him
self to be butchered, continue to be
sacrificed upon the altar Of Back Bay
selfish greed? Party strangulation must
stop"
Both Back Bay selfish greed and
strangulation must stop. II Morocco
and China should hear that strangula-
ton is used in the case Of candidates for
Lieutenant-Governor Of Massachusetts,
the consequences to the United States
would be disastrous. We can SEQ the
very swordfsh in the American Mediter-
ranean pinking one another in ecstasy
if Back Bay selfish greed is to sacrifice
the Republican party Of Massachusetts.
Will not Santo Domingo shake q leg
under its own mahogany tree at this
news from Boston?
1T is proposed this year. with the party wrapped
In the shroud OF defeat. to put four candidates
upon the State ticket from the metropolitan district
and 10 perpetrate the absurdly stupid blunder OF
taking three OF these candidates from Boston
proper, and the candidate for Governor and Lieu.
tenant Governor from the selfsans street In tho
Back Bay"
If it were so, it were grievous fault
which would have profound effect at
Paris, Berlin, st. Petersburg, Toxic and
Nahant. Fortunately, the spirit of sacri-
feed ISAAC has been heard by the Hon.
EBEN s. DRAPER, the candidate for
Lieutenant-C Governor who comes from
the selfsame street in the Back Bay. Mr..
DRAPER replies with perfect dignity:
-Inever have been resident OF Boston. was
born In Hopedae. Mass. In Worcester county.
have lived there all my life, and hope 70 live there
till I die. Much as respect Boston. have NO
desire TO leave Worcester county. and neither do
desire to have any impression created that am
. Boston man. because am not."
His heart Is true to Hopedale, and
he will leave that capital Of unselfish-
ness only If he is called to be His Honor
And he is 30 irenical, 80 devoid Of angles,
that Massachusetts cannot but love him:
81 shall be neither machine candidate nor an
anti machine candidate. but Republican candidate.
representing. hope. Republicans Of al sorts. con-
ditions and shades OF opinion
Just plain, all around Republican.
Himself an unswerving proteetionist,
yet If he is associated on the ticket with
a moderate reciprocity man, will not all
sorts, conditions and shades Of opinion
be satisfied?
At any rate, Mr.. DRAPRR's proolama-
ton will disappoint the hopes Of the
enemies or rivals OF America.
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WILLIAM NJ. TORRANCE. G..
NEW YORK. Sept. l2.
An Automatic BrskinE Device.

To the EDITOR OF TIE suH-Sir: Every
avoidable accident like the elevated railway
wreck OF yesterday Inevitably produces q
crop OF after the horse lie stolen suggestions.
but as under exciting conditions there 10 no
guarantee that the Fifty-thlfd street horror
will not repeat itself, let me suggest q epeoi no
for that difficulty.
Lot the marlborough management equip
all Ninth avenue trains with . device which.
rectly. or. as was the case. yesterday. Ineor-
reotly will Immediately, become effective.
and apply the air. as i now done In ths sub
way when = car passes {. stop signal. With
such a. device In use no Ninth avenue train
Connect this device with : caution alGnal At
Fifty-ninth street and the result will be pos
tive always. FRED H. CoZAEns.
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Everett Colby's victory.

There has been no more significant
event in New Jersey pelitics during the
past score of years than the deYeat Of
the Essex county Republican machine
by EyERRTr COLBY at the primaries on
Tuesday.
Mr.. COLBY is d candidate for the State
Senate on very dsfioitA and cons(st-
emily detailed platform. He aims at
the enactment OF Law which shall
prevent municipalities from granting
any more franchises in perpetuity to
pablio service corporations. Az men,
bsr Of the Assembly he made a we'll
reasoned and calamity fought cam
paign for such legislation. He en-
countered not only the hostility Of power
full interests which profit by loose
msthods in the bestowal Of public fran
chisss, but the indirect yet elective
opposition Of the Republican county
machine.
TherSupon Mr.. Collar. running a. .
straight Republican. challenged the
mighty organization in Essex county
and its usually successful Boss, Major
CARL LENT OF Newark. He appealed
from the machine to the Republicans Of
Newark and the townships, and they
went TO the primaries, held fer the first
time under the new primary law, and
administered to the machine rebuke
and q castigation unexampled in the
political annals Of the State on tho other
side Of the Hudson.
Naturally. the most surprised man in
New jersey yesterday morning WAS
Major LExrz. The least surprised indi-
vidusl was the victor, Mr.. COLBY, who
has conducted his remarkable oanvass
not only with vigorous sagacity. en-
ployins oil the legitimate arts OF politics.
but also with unwavering personal con-
fidsncs in success.
He won because the people like q
fighter Of his type, because they believe
him honest, beoause they recognize the
soundness Of tho issue no represents,
and--iast, but perhaps not leaSt-be-
cause they are beginning to understand
and execrats the type OF county politics
at which they have now delivered this
smsshing blow. ..-..,..
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PigskiA DAys.

The melancholy days are come.
The saddest OF the year:
For some at least they must b SD.
A. plainly doth appear.
Ye gentle tribe q pen and sty.
Ye porcins citizens,
The fateful seasons drawing nigh
Oh. tremble In your pensl
For now the football cheer. drssd SQUAD.
IL heard through all the land:
Tho awful news 10 noised around
That piEskins In demand
The melancholy days-ah. yesi
Sad, sad ones for the swine:
And sad days TOO. a. I should euess,
Ne these for grssing kline.
Now these ms face an awful fate.
For them no sweet relief
Nor yet may these ms calmly wait
The game demands much been
All, wo Is me-the peaceful pig.
And exc the gentle oowt
The JIG 10 up-slas, the jigi
A mournful thought. vow:
The pig. the cow-the COW. the pig
The poor. poor pig and COW,
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Addicks, Public Benefacto or.

Throughout Delaware a disquieting
rumor bianches the faces Of the Union
Republicans. ADDICKs, their creator and
sole cause for being, threatens to snitch.
They have cast him over because his
barl has run dry or been bunged up.
But. II his gold flows less copiously than
before, he has kept record OF what
he has spent, and now the fear that he
may publish 1t Expresses the State.
It would make interesting reading.
In it would be found the story OF the
struggle to rape 2 State, a struggle that
lasted over ten years, With every year
filed with constant, bitter, unrelenting
fighting. Never has American politics
seen the match OF ADD1uKs's fight and
tho splendid opposition that baffied
him at every point. The inside history
OF the Gas Mans contest would be a
liberal education for every politician
In the country
Mr.. ADD1CKs should publish it. BY
doing 90 he would obtain revenge on his
betrsyers, and he might earn the title Of
public benefactor.
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PLANS FOR BIG MANILA WORKS
Sewer and water supply eystems to b
Constructed at Cest q - 900 900.


WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-The spedfcs.
tions for the water works and the ssNsr
systems which arc to b constructed In
Manila. to cost about " 900 900, have reached
the Bureau Of Insular Affairs Of the War
Department. Two contracts win b made.
one for the sewers and the other for tho
water works. Tho estimated cost Of either
project is not given.
The sewer system will be about fifty
two miles long, of which seven and one-half
will be Of brick and concrete and the reet
Of pipe sewer. Tho bids for this project
wifi DO opened ON January II, 1909, and for
the water works on January 3. The water
works system involves The construction
steel pipe line ten and one-haK miles long.
a masonry conduit in tunnel and. open cut
four and half miles In length and q reoeiv-
ing and distributing reservoir.
The Philippine Government has 81 ooo, 900
in cash ON hand to start this work. The
sewer bids must DO accompanied BY check
for 1S0, 900 and the water works bid with
check for go, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
RisAseye Maple,

To TEE EDITION OF THE SuN-,sir: Please tell
your story about woodpeckers making maple
"birdseyed" TO New York policeman. oYn do
not believe II.
Guoss again. ]. s. CoNNxLL
CHICAGO, Sept II.
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Tho blowing of fuse recently on one OF the
trains OF the New York subway gave rise to con
siderable smoke. and for time alarmed the pas
sengen on the train. Tho alarm was further In
creased by the electrical display which occurred
when one OF the station men attempted 10 extln
guish the hrc by throwing water over II. The
car wss not DAMAGED. and a. no time were the
passengers In danger, - they probably realize
now. II 10 just ~ we'll. however. II the many en-
poyees Of the company were fully instructed In the
proper methods 10 pursue 70 extinsuish Al electric
arc. bucket Of sand u OF more value than q
barrel Of water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
CANTON A DANGER POINT,


NWs1VS ~ WV >OSVVVs
WASHINGTON, 6ept. iS.--Advioss that hsys
been received here during the last vssk
or two indicate that there 10 an anti .forsisn
feeling at Canton growing out Of the bov.
cot that may assume serious proportiocs
The natives at Canton have been aro,ssd
by tho OIL citation attending tho boycott move.
rnsnt, and although the State Department
has received nothing to indicate t,nms.
date danger to Americans or officers az
this Government In Canton, serious sitn.
tion II considered by Government officers
here - by no means improbable.
It IL now thought that tho boycott moys.
ment In Shanghai 10 practically dead. n.
dispatches received from time to TINA
from Consul General Rodgers show a
gradual dminution OF the propa ssnda
esainst American products, and II d b..
lieved here that Shanghai, at least, u NO
longer . danger point.
A the beginning Of the agitation pro-
tests and complaints came to the Depart.
ment frequently. sometimes many In a
day, but for ten days there has not been
q single letter concerning the boycott from
manufacturers or producers OF this country,
according to statement made by an officer
OF the State Department to-day.
II Ii thought here that Secretary Taits
visit to China will have an excellent effect.
While there Mr.. Taft assured the Chinese
that they would receive fair treatment at
the hands OF this Government and agreed
to carry . message containing suggestions
concerning the exclusion laws to President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
PURE VINE BILL URGED.
Growers 10 Appeal to Congress-Cam
paign Against Beer and whisky.


pAign Against Beer and Whisky.
Leo J. Vance, secretary Of the American
Wine Growers Association, yesterday an.
nounced that bill opposed to the sale and
manufacture Of impure wines Is to be intro.
duced at tho next session OF Congress.
This pure wine bill will ask that all com,
pounds and adulterated wines be labeled
and sold a. limitation Wines" In order to
protect the makers Of the pure product.
Thi: was decided upon at q conference
held recently in California by members
OF the California Wine Association and
three persons prominent in the trade in the
East. 1t was suggested that efforts ne
made to increase the sale OF wine for table
consumption by Americans, to displ ass
beer and whisky. It Is believed that thereby
there will DO moro real temperance Tho
members OF the Eastern commission re-
turned yesterday from California.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
what Mr.. N'itte Did.

Those who watched what Mr.. WIrrE
accomplished at Portsmouth must have
been reminded Of what RosdltHd says
to 0rtsndo in the play: "Sir. you have
wrestled well, and overcome more than
you wot Of. Not only did he succeed
in making peace upon terms that long
seemed to be unattainable, but to con-
siderable extent he regained for his
country the sympathy with which she
used to be regarded by Americans. He
labored under the disability Of not speak
ing the English language. His eye
spoke for him, however. His steady,
open, direct and kindly gaze went
straight to the heart and touched what
II best in American manhood.
We know not-nobody on this side
OF the Atlantic can know-by what
mixed motives NICHOLAS II. was ulti-
mstely prompted to substitute Mr..
WnTE for the diplomatist originally
appointed to bear the principal part on
the Russian side at the Peace Confer
enos. There may be foundation for the
report that the persons chiefly RESPONSE
bl4 for Russia's disoomhture. the psr-
sons who were Interested in BEzoBRA-
zorF's lumber speculations. and who
caused the incompetent ALExIEFF to be
made viceroy in the Far East, expected
to ruin Mr., Write, who had detected
and denounced their schemes, BY i'm
posing upon him'a task from which ap-
parently only failure and discredit co,ild
Be reApsd. II 80 they must stand
utterly aghast at tho total miscarriage
OF their plans. In sense that makes
the vaunt Of BEAcoNsFIELD ring hollow
by comparison. Mr.. Write takes back
peace with honor; and while his country
has escaped paying oopeck by way Of
indemnity. he carries to her the promise
Of scores OF millions Of dollars. to be lent
by American citizens. The achisvsr Of
such things has no enemies; q decent
respect for public opinion forces all men
to profess to be his friends. Hereafter,
should jealousy and envy whisper de-
traction In his masters cars, Mr.. WrrTB
will have the right to say: my services
which I have done the signory shall
out-tongus his complaint
There used to be . saying current that
diplomatists we're men deputed to lie
abroad for the good Of their country.
In our day the triumphant diplomat
II Of another school. Since BrsMAnuK
showed the value Of blunt. unhinching
truth telling, the methods OF diplomacy
have been revolutionieed; The day Of
The Shuaitns, sinuous, paltsrinE dis
sin,ilator and sArhmoner u done. The
notion chat An envoy must know the
language Of the country TO which hs Il
accredited, or that In order to deal
. great stroke Of statscraft he needs
long and fAstidious training in drawing
rooms and courts, has been flung, like
other rubbish OF the eighteenth century,
on the dust heap. The greatest feat
ever accomplished In diplomacy by an
American was wrought by BENJAMIN
franklin. who know not how to bow
or to grimsoe, much less how to dance
. minuet, and Who shocked great lady
Of Versailles BY breaking his eggs In .
tescup and messing thsm-so she
said-with pepper and salt. Nothing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
BIG DEAL IN BRONX LAND.

Mount ct. Vincent Sisters Sell 500 Lo"
Near tho Westminster Country Cluo'
Tho Sisters Of Charity Of st. Vincent
de Paul, whose convent il at Mount b.
Vincent, have sold 500 lots in The Bronx
opposite tbs Westohes.er County Club,
The tract fronts on the Eastern bouie-
ward and extends from Willow lano to the
Country Club road. 1t is bisected BY Mes ii
chester avenue. along which the Isp apo
tended. The buyers, Charles v. Haley
Of fremont and Charles V. Gabriel Of Mont !,
clsir. N. j., will subdivide the pToPeF't
into lots for residence sites. Niohois
Lummis were the brokers.
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A duty devolving upon the next Legis-
lature will be the reapportionment Of the
fifty Senatorial districts according to the
May and June census, and a subsequent
subdivision among the counties Of the
one hundred and fifty Assembly districts,
the minor subdivisions within county lines
being made by the local Boards Of Super
visors, and In New York county by the
Aldermen.
The prediction has been made with no
official warrant, that the new census will
show that 4 ma ority Of the population Of
New York State is within the boundaries
OF the city OF New York. This is by no
means certain. At last years election
1917 900 votes were cast in the State. of
which o52 900 were in New York city and
COS 900 elsewhere. A clear majority Of the
voters OF New York do not live in New York
city, and although the number Of aliens is.
Of course, greater here, 1t Is doubtful II it
is large enough to Offset the excess Of the
other divisions Of the State as shown in
the vote.
Some effort has been made to discredit
the correctness Of the census made this
year. No census Of New York ever has
been. or could possibly be, nawless and
complete. But there is no known reason
why the population Of New York should
be misrepresented purposely. Tho consti-
tutional provisions as to legislative appor-
tionment already protect the upstate dis
triots from any loss Of political control.
Section Of Article III. prohibits New York
and Kings. adjoining counties separated
only by public waters" from having at
any time more than one-haf Of the Sem
ators; and each county except Hamilton,
Is entitled to at least one Assemblyman,
regardless Of the quota for representation.
Under these circumstances no changes In
New York oity's figures Of population, how
ever great. would deprive the upstate
counties Of their guaranteed political
predominance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
Grammar a the Hishwsy.

To TIE EDITION OF TEE suN-.str, More na
grant than Mr.. BAtnes's elevator sign, "Thls car
don't stop al this door. arc the dinky blue enamel
sigus on the public streets In New York, which
reaA. "Siow moving vehicles keep TO the Yteh,. !"
On Massachusetts, highway arc the sigma, "piesse
60 dowly." Arc there any pubic sigus outside
Of Massachusetts, whore the Adverb "slowly~ /,
used where should bes p. WARsxN,
New YoRK, Sept. 10.
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shorter Transa uantic Mail Route.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. is.-The Dominion
Postmaster-G General says that the carrying
Of tho English mails to Sydney means :
revolution In the transatlantic mail ser',
ice. One thousand miles will be savea
when compared with the New York route QUE:
Mails will be delivered In Chicago h'o''
quickly than by the New York route
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The Privilege q Certain CanadiAns.
From Prfnfsy's Tnk

The Toronto Nag and Empire claims Leadership
- the financial daily newspaper OF Canada. Tho
entire financial service Of THs New YORK SUN 10
transmitted over the MAJ and Empires private
leased wire every night for simultaneous publica.
tion In that Paper aud THH Sum. When Canadian
has read the Aas asd Empire At his breakfast
table he has all the publilhed information that 10
available TO any banker In New York at the same
hour.
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Did the concocter Of the bogus interview
With President ROOSEVELT on the horror
and sadness OF war never read his remarks
concerning the Rough Riders. uttered when
the Cuban campaign was over, and reported
BY his faithful biographer, Mr. JACOB R1s9
Here they are:
"'They were the finest fellows. and they were
dead game. II was the privilege OF a lifetime to
have commanded such q regiment. II was hard
campaign, but they were beautiful days-and We
won."
And again, lying on the grass under the
starry August sky. the Colonel referred to
the beautiful days that were past:
"'oh. wen.' he said with half sigh, and arose.
So all things pass away. But they were beautiful
days."
There Is nothing here that is inconsistent
with a humane perception of wars horror
and sadness--that is, nothing more incon-
sistent than is human nature itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-14
New York Statistics.

We compile from q late bulletin of the Fed
eral Census bureau this table OF statistics Of
the city Of Now York for the year 1909:
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Gdriitiauicns Scitamcutc.

Sultgeiimb meS6eteS Den 23be Gan. ;
CIR. Gbriitiurieu8 Eeitamente aobue'
bes ibog. 6ornuten belsber Jig til ca,
100000 arorcr. @eraf faar arptnz
gerne efter banr oa bans fsrite Sultril
10000 SIR. Sans gien!euen0f Slt'
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junos SnOremiSiion 1000, Ssrnels'
missioner 500, SmigriunnS garne'
biem 500, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000,
SniaeiunSs 9e6ebuS' 200, Sarge
Tunbs arbei6eres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
enina 800, til al9Ser til Sangeitnb&
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relieu treiier aigierelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-14

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minoite, acknowledgements Suie, icul
ies | libfonten al enbper @oarOs'
piooS pna Sanoct. Nt man life er
fommen lRngere meo @penS 8ien'
opbpaaeiie Berger bel for ell Gel
iammen meo, at gpen ifaI regulcres.
8jennemisrelieu al Heguleringen er
iifferIig intet misunderstanding Ir.
belize, % De misfornsieoes Ial lfal
pRre fort. Men bbem oil oaioa pad.
taee fig at noitpffe nogIe hittoreoc
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'fi9rer lt6t at her o. Ipgger Iiot til
bit - pao en- iooonn NtaoSe. at life
minbit Den enc al Dc TO Barter or
misiprneiet2 S Sc fleite Silfelbe on
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De riinbbnnnoeoe 9ibraa, iom De ef.
Ter 8ranben b6eoe til 9fbieIpeiie al
Rs6eH. Waatte Der, mar otter Ct
Star er ruttoet, igieu btrfeIig e~riitere
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4Saphciteu~s gieranina. otter a

Den Rarinen ~tilbsrenoe 8orpeoobaab
"Sapbeiten~ Dor iunfen | MtuSbolm.
bugten ! aiiauit +. ". iom 6slge al
aoaiSiton. onmcoeoe Norineminilte.
riet SpitSerS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ON of cpertdae Nrbeibei peo Spina.
niugen al Sorpeopbnnoen. Spitjers
Neutrality-suspicious.. Ser loo 9ierg.
ninasarbeiSet uSfsre, loo efter enot
9iergning "Sapbeiten" bugiere8 til
aiebenhoon. 9etaliuacu auiotte
Soit5er til $4,000 arouer. Worine.
miuiitertet iparebe, at bet mootte on.
lie Spsrasmoalet aigiort al 81 %
SanbeISretten. @eo RettcnS unIig al.
ioate Som er Observation-Disclosures pau
StotSfaSienS Gegne osmt til OF be.
tale SpitSerS Observation-Disclosures DC
poaitaoebe $4,000 ar. meb Mrnier
iamt 900 ar. i SagSomfoitniuger.