The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
AT THE HOTELS.

tician OF Philadelphia, at the Raleigh.
last night
In ordering the convention TO throw
out enough regularly elected national
delegates from Pennsylvania" continued
Mr.. Donovan. TO permit the Bryan forces
to elect . national committeeman over
Guffey, it was held that Bryan showed
himself TO be a dangerous sUtocrat, who,
il placed in the Presidents chair. doubt
less would rule with a rod Of Iron, re-
gsrdless OF any ones interests but his
own.
Although Bryan has learned more OF
politics than he used to know, he
showed lamentable lack OF political
judgment in throwing Ggffey out Of tha
national committee as he did II is the
part OF political wisdom for the winner
TO show himself friendly 10 the under
dog In attacking Guffsy. Bryan did
himself irreparsble injury throughout
the United States. for Americans GER
tainly love fair play
Bryan's national bank policy is not an
issue for legislation. but rather a oues-
ton for legislation His banking policy
would encourage the thing we wan; 70
avoid You can't legislste honesty into
a man"
David Lubin. originator and founder Of
the International Bureau OF Agriculture.
who is in this city 10 confer with the
Secretary OF State and the Secretary OF
the Department Of Agriculture. and is al
the Raleigh. IN discussing the purpose Of
the institution. said last night that the
aim Of the promoters OF the institute
was 70 collect, classify. and disseminate
all necessary data and information re-
garding agricultural products the princi-
pal Of which were cereals. seeds. cotton,
fruit tobacco. tea. and coffee.
This information viii have TO Be OBJ
tained from all quarters Of the globe"
continued the eminent scientist. In nv
judgment the work involved n the classi-
fcation and dissemination OF the infor-
nation is small compared with the colos-
sal task OF collecting il
Business and Industrial interests bsva
materially suffered in consequence OF OBJ
stacles that impeded the operation OF the
law Of supply and demand. chief among
which Is the dissemination OF unreliable
unofficial Information concerning the
worlds food supply and the worlds food
demand
This unreliable and irregular infor-
nation circulated in the markets Of the
world by those prejudlced IN favor OF
high OF low prices. have worked disas-
trous results.
The result OF such faulty Information
Is easily apparent in spasuodic changes
IN the market and an Unsettliag Of prices
I Of the chief cereals, upon which more
than anything else Is founded the per
manent industrial and commercial pros
Perity Of the people
William J Pike. American consul q.
strassburg, Germany. IS al the New WI
lard Mr.. Pike is In this country OF
[ leave.
/ Business ii Germany IN the last fiscal
/ year mas decreased about 81. 90 600. due
[ to the depression in the American bust
ness world by district includes AIssoe-
/ Lorraine and Baden. in which there ara
located great manufacturing cente-s. Tie
worst pAriod Of the depression seems 70
have passed, and business is On the
mend
'Strassburg IS magnificent city. and
/ since It has come to Germany great ef-
/ forts have been put forth By the German
| Emperor 10 make II one Of the finest
cities in the empire. Strassbu-g IS by na-
ture situated II such g manner that many
{ opportunities are offered to the landscape
I gardener and architect The old cobbls
. -
I miles upon miles Of asphalt have been put
down Strassburg has the finest park in
Europe There Is nothing 70 compare
7 with the Orangerie. which is the most
Z magnificent piece Of parking I ever saw.
The Ol5 fortthcations OF the city are
{ being razed. and the new ones are being
built farther out The old ones were
found 70 be insdequats TO answer the
I purposes Of modern military science
I There a-a -1n1-e--e t. - p
I Of which I have charge than there are
/ in the whole United States This year
! the Ksiser's maneuvers take place il
/ Alsaee, and viii Be conducted or q most
/ magnificent scale"
There are 10 hard times in the West"
said Henry T. Kelly. prominent business
man of Evanston. Wyo. at the Ebbitt
/ last night Bryan was wise in asking
! contributions from the farmers.
They are the men who have the money.
/ II is not SO much a question with Bryan
j1st now OF whether the people VIII
rule as whether they will contribute TO
/ his campaign fund The Western farmers
don't want a change in administration
I They don't want TO destroy the Eastern
market for their products. They are
/ happy and contented with their lot. and
I I truly believe the entire West is likely
I TO go for Taft
Judge Taft IS popular II Ohio. his
home State Ohio people are always loyal
10 their own candidates. and you will
/ see that they viii roll Up a large ma
/ joTity for the Republican ticket judge
/ Harmon Democrats candidate for COVER
nor OF Ohio. I understand. is cons i6ersd
strong personally. but Gov Harris is pop
lllar. and Ohio people have no doubt that
both the State and national tickets viii
( poll big major3ties- I studied the situa-
ton myself in Ohio. I am much inter
ested in the success Of the Republican
ticket
| Business is improving. and as tines
I get better prospects Of the Republicans
/ viii improve This business setback we
/ have had is likely 10 prove a blessing
I in disguise Il vii teach US moderation
I IN living and in our way OF doing busi-
| ness We would not have experienced the
1 hard times had we beer content to live
within our incomes and transact business
! along conservative. sane lines. We were
l going at too rapid & pace. and there had
/ "a be a halt. Now that We have expert
/ enced a slowing down. and the reaction
I has set in for better times. we viii travel
l at more moderate pace. and it Will be
better for all concerned
Mr. Bryan's Improved Oratory.
F--rn tie Toseka To-raI