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Entei-rd at the Fo*tof"ke at N>*r York ?? Second Cla*a Mali
Matter.
The Trih;ne will gnarnntoe the Intc-grity of Its a<1
vcrti-Hrs to its readers and expects ln rr t'irn that
Ma r*dvofft1aora will guard asamst n.lslcadiiiK^'-dalms
and statoments.
The Fusion Fight on a Free-for-All
Indorsement Basis.
Under fvM*ni circumstanoos tba ftedalon of tha
fusion <\\<?cutive cmtnittoe aUowtflg fusion eatidi
dates to accept anj uniside indorsement.-. otTr-n-.l
them will exolte Uttle iriiici-m. It will be consi.l
?i-red as | uatural e*MMfJ88lon to the linvsHti.-s of
?j-raetioal politics.
Ther.' was | Ume whon tho fusion inniingors COUld
well bava pald some heed to Benjamln Franklln'u
witty warnlng to his coUeejuea in tin Ckmtlnental
fciiniraaa "if ara fkm'l hang too_*etber, we *-iiaii bang
"i-oparati'ly." l.ur that thaa is paot When Mr.
[Whitman cun.-entod to run on the Taiutnany tlckel
'the theory of i.no for-all and all-for-one wout gltm
'lnering.
.Mr. MltChfJ la oiitith'tl to credit for his inanh
dodiuatlon of the Indepeodamce I.eaguo's Domlnatlon
i.>r Mayor, becauae the league refm.-d l<> Indorae nt.
tho .same tiuie his two assoeiates on the city tlckot
' He wns loyal to the Ideal of a coinplete fusion of
"Indivldual antl-Taiiunany lnterests. But that ideal
II evidently DOt to ?,e rcalized in this ranipaign. and
lll la Just u areJi to admll that fact and to give all
khe fusion oan.li.iat.'.s freedom t<. oeek votea wherever
iii?'\ can tlnd them if Mr. McAneny and Mr. i*ren
dorza-t are to run .mi tiii" Gaynor ticket, glving it
ihi "Hnti-TaniniTiiiy" Matus arhlch it could nol other
wiee obtain, Mr. Mitchel ought no*. to ba censured
for r.-v.-rsinu' hlmaelf an.i accepting the Indepen
donce i.eague rjomlnation which be reeently refuaed
r<.t..iiri..ii-4 were auch wben the campalgn opened
that a aweeptng vlctorj over Tammany aeemed aa
aured Mnrphy haa never before faced oo hig u
Democratlc revolt as be facea this year. The fusion
lK.ininating Committee of 107 bongled the Bltuation,
abowlng tlmkUty baitead of courage and yleldlog
to the preaanre of petty peraonal and partisan in
tiigoea. Mayor Qaynor'i rancor and vanlty atoo
idayifi iiit.- Mnrphy'fl banda, and Tammany la now
in a fair way f.< ha\o it.s cheatnotfl pulled from the
fire tlirough the s.-if-sei-Ung of those who parade
pobUety as it-- enemlea,
The baal nuist be made <>f this nnfortunate pre
dicainent in order to s:ivi> the city. Bfl far Bfl 11 C8JQ
be mved, from the bandfl <>f the spoiler. Lel th,
foaion candldatea aeek electlon aeparately, if they
fejal thal they can get ni..r,' votea lhat way than
hy Beeking electlon itandlng rduralder t?? gboolder.
I
Maine Again Points the Way.
Fbe raanlt of the electlon to the Ud Congreaa
iMstri.-t oi Malne arill encooraga thoae who are
working for tha reorganlaatlon and rcinvigoraticn
of the Republb*an party. The BepohHcana elected
h Bepresentatlve from this di.-dritt. i year ago by
a plnrality of T"!'. 00 PrOgreBalve ean.li.late being
Ifl tiie flebL (?n Monday they won by a plnrality
of aboul ?'-<"', flithoagb a Progrreoslve candidate ran
an.i poUed abool o^SOO votea ln this same diatrlct
Rooaevell *;.'t i"._.';?; votea t.i Taft'a t.i.'.li.
There Ifl no drift in Malne toward the Democratlc
party. On the cootrary, were the t\\o factJooa of
the RepubUcan party to be baimonixed tl.e antJ
admiiii-tration j.lurality in tht* .state \\,,ui.l be fuHj
as large as it was hclcre tiie split at Cbicaj
i- uj) t.. th** leadara *.f the Kepabiican party ln
Malne and eloewbera t>. .see that the artlflclal cauaea
wbicb drove oo many roCera out ol the Repnblican
raflkfl are removed. Tbe oiectlofl of Monday sbowa
that then- ls no oeriOOfl l.ar to a ren.'wal of rela
lion^ between tbe two facUona, rdace nearly hair
of thoae who roted for Rooaevell wete williag to
vote foi a Btralgbtoul RepubUcan nominee for Cou*
gre-s.
The chief obatflcle in tbe way of RepubUcan re*
generat:"n ;s tbe BnUOjOfltBd systein atUl obCaining
!n the government <d' the naUonal pan; i*be
exeeutive commlttee of tiu> Rcpublleaa N'ational
Commlttee declded last oprlng t<> eaii a ineeting of
th?> fuii commlttee for the purpoeeof autboilxing a
vji... i,.l national COUVentioa Bt wbicb control of tne
party ahota .1 be reatored t<> tbe votera, Little haa
been benrd oi the convention project alnce. Hut ii
sli'.ul.i not be neglexted. Tbe tini<- is ri;..* for a
iiheriiii/.ati..ii of 11**- party wbicb shall win back
the bnndredfl of tbonaandfl repelled by tbe cloae cor*
peratlon metbodfl of nyrrrmmral hitberto employed.
Tho roting in Maine indhates thal tbe dlagruntled
A\ill come back U tbe door is opened and k.-pt open.
The Law and tlic PtCtB.
i'. i i-e bltberto thla Btate has not heen forced
to atudy the Bne pointa of t^onatitutionaUty of lm
paachment of Ita Cbief Utecutlve, it la now i<eing
I'd-lfied bj i maaa of laweulta and irgunienl in the
Suiz.-r caae which verge oa the fantaatlc. Tbe
gfojctacle of ? oolemn tribhnal made op <>f mem
ben ?'f the Upper !i<>U*-e <>f the l.e^islature and the
Indgei* of the blghesl conrl in the atate being en*
joiiie.l from ezerciabig its powera by a Judge <-f the
Bnpreme < ourl make- laymea laugh lt ia partb*u
lari*. entertalnlng ln rlew of the fnd thal the ludgea
of tbe t'oiirt of Appeala, tbrougb the chief Judge,
h:ive made Mrv;i iiu-*iiioiils I*. parli'ipale Ifl th fl flrst
aaBaadofl of tbe coirl of Impeachinenl on Beptember
Ifj, j.ri-iiniahiy havlng Bral glveu aome thoaghi to
the legality of the trial <>f ihe laaoe t" come before
that court and tbe JuriadictJon <>f tbe eoort ?>\4.r
the matteri treated
llar.iiy leaa entertalnlng, t.. Ibe layinah, la the
arguineiii advancfld Ifl the eaee ol Robln, endeav
..ring to gain his freedom og i pardon i-sue.1 by
Ckrverroor Bulxer, thal tbe Aoaembly, called In ex*
iraordinary se--i<ui <>n matten "f legjalation, had
not the power t<> Impeacb ihe Bxecutlve, lt is p'.s
*4ibie thal this contentlon nrfrhl be held to i?<* ^o.-d
lnw. aml if oo, tbe lawa an.i the oonatltutlon woold
,.,,,i wptyty&j correetJoii learl s,,mr> future Govenior
take t..r. greal adVantage of bla Immnnity from any
rli..-], u<y three qtiarteru ?.i tbe year.
Wbafavcr coorte of Brai Inatance rnay decide,
tfeBM 0J|*flWtlOIIB e\eiitually w il! cin.-. il Ifl to bfl
aeramed. to tb* courl ol Impeacbn-atnt Itaelf Thli
mean. in piajn fact thal onlees the body duly
caarged with tbe duty ot trylng WllUain Bulxat on
,i?. /kasemWy'i liidctBient ot perjury aad theft
thnrwfl trat tiutt Itrdlctmeat as inviiii.i. i.n this Laat
moment legal eldrmleblng La ? pure waata af time
aad etTort Bren tbe Robln caae, which nrdfht have
broughl ? dedeion on a aubordlnate point-wii.-thor
Bulger or Glynn la GoTcrnor panding the rlacletoii
of tbe impeachinent court Lf ueeleee, dnce no finni
,1., isi.-n mn be ODttined before th.- COUrt of Ifl*
peachmeat takee op tbe wboJe matter
i, j. ? t.1 thing thal nothlng can Interrene to
prereni Um trial of the Irapee^rnent. GoTernor
enuaer la certaln to bare all hlg legal rlghtg aafe
gnarded ln that trial. His eounael know that, and
re-f-j properiy reeenl any toference that they are
trylng to prerent tbe trial of tbe caaa. Also tbe
rigfata "f tbe people wlll be aafeguaided, aa thay
could not be In any way ?borl of the Impewhment
,;;i!. Beyond end behind all tbetecbnleal queatlona
<,( utw is .-no Mg queetJon of fact whleh no decialon
on the points of law would enewer.
Gorernor Bnhter is Indlcted, on iworn teattmony,
f..r perjury ind tbeft. Ho bag Issued i formal
dental, wblch la eqnlTalent to a plea of not gullty
Nothlng short of a trial whleh win brlng oul erery
faet, us the Impeachment trial will do. wlll iettla
tiiis Issne.
The Prince of Yodlers.
When our well known Becratary af Btate?"0 yo
o. h.-:" "Ii'.u't mlaa tbe Concert Band end the
Juggjers!"- entera the bin tent tbe prince of yodlera
atanda rerealad
"Slnglng withoul words.M Mr. Bryan descrlbca
th.it Ihterestlng Alplne practice. Our own thbogbUi
rerert t" the enclenl ateam calHope of bayhood
daya for a goggeatiTe parallel. Wltb a full bead of
ateam that ;J?>ri"iis Infltrument cotfld be beard ln
four .'.'iintH's a nuudmnra ?r nois.- wjth a mlnlmum
of meanlng. Tba sam.- wild, free-hearted to-t
IdweJla in Hio yodJo And npw Mr. Bryan carriee
tin- art to its Bnal l.nrst of perfecUon.
smi^s without worda! Worda without rdaael The
Ormament fllled with aound! smr.il wondar thal
old Doctor Bryan drawa bettac thaa a tentful ?>'
old-fasbioned Alplne yodlera.
From Penny Ante to High Gourtcsy.
Genuine good feeling an.i tbe beal ?? i good man
nera marked th.- bandaome apology wblch Ibe
Canadtan Judge handed ?"') t- our -eeraatlle ind Im
presaionable .Mr. Jerome. Whal began in penny
ante ended on a pretty l.i-ii nate a notc expressing
Inddentally t'"* exact, pordial Hklng that nlne*
tentha of tbe Cnited Btatea and nlne-tentbs of Cana?
da feel for oue jin<?ili?-r
Tbe aentlmenta of Coatieook are enotber matt r
ln large part they are explainable a- part of tba
border rancor which exista akmg moat national
boundary lines. There .- a tbeory <>f th.- blstorlans,
thal tln- white heal ao eaflily deaeloped upon tbe
Canadian line datea back t-> thoae hectlc daya arben j
loyallata found life more thaa r?Uaagreeabl? in the
oew American Republic. Many ?>f theae rlctims
croaaed t.? loyal Canada aml nre pictured as bually
nnming their wrath ever aince.
Tni.- ..;? 11?.t. thit. tbeory repreaenta ti"' facta. Cp
in our own New Tork the lumbermen are always
looklng for a row arith the aubjecta of King George,
their aetgbbofi acroaa tbe li"''- ^otbln' comea <"?*
of Canada bul pea aoup and sni.-iiii-.-x." is one
bandsome aayipg of our northern conflnea, wbicb
is not without it- puncb, an.i that eertalnly rereala
;i heart full of anything but nelgbborly nffi I
n is :i pleasure i?? know thal Coatlcoo* la <
r.-r.v small apot in a rery large nation, i
wblch is entirely friendly t-> Araei ?lte tbe
poiftlclans nn.i th.- Harry Tnawa
The Coming of the "Mouse."
Tbe auggeatlOn thal Mra. Pankhunt ahould ba ex?
cluded from thla countrj a^ an tmdeslrable Imml*]
granl is abaurd. Mn. Pankbural la nol cotnlug
bere aa an Immigranl at alL Bhe iiu<is too much
pleasure ln tbe trouble ahe can make at bome erar
to desert lwr native land. An.i in tbe d< it place,
il e i- doI uniii-iiai.il- in tbe meanlng <-f tln* atatute,
aince tbe offencea for which ahe has aerred terms,
moatly out of Juil, are offencea Inrolrlng no "motal
turpitude."
i>.. thoae a'ho would bave ber excluded wlsh t?>
ralae a'Puukhurst Issue ln tbia countr] .'m<l dlsturb
tbe Idjillc progreaa <.f ".ut4^ for a*omen" bcrel
Let tin 'in conalder Ui" experience of Bngland wltb
tix- Pankbural Issue and be dlacreet
Tbe thing i" do wltb Mrs. Pankhursl La lo wel
come ber to tbe boeoni of "auffrage" bere. if tii"
gppearance on tbe acene of Ui" largesl Mmou e"
known causea n.> trepidation ln these clrdea II *>\iii
be another proof of hon far women bare atk'sneed
in braven and litni-ss to rule.
"We Have Met the Enemy, and They
Are Ours."
The battle of a bnndrad yeara a.;.. \\a.-> ln fact tut
i.kri.-ivt' turning li"inL Of tLit- War of \*\s. ll <!<??
termlaed tbe coatrol of tbe Great Lakea aad tbe
fate of the Northweotern Territortes. lt boid baclt
Proctor and Tecumaeh from tbelr Intended Invasion
anii devastation of Michigan, compelled the iiiiii-.ii
eracuatlon of Detrolt and redeemed fot tbe natlou
wbat bad been loat by tbe Inafflcleacy of the army
a year before, Tbereafter tbara \vas no mora fear
i.r British rreconqueat of tha Northwest, and the end
Ing of the lll-COBCeJTed war was in Blgfat
Tin- battle dlsplayed, too, tbe Bneal qualitlea <.i
American military ?eamanahlp. Tbe reaourceful
neaa, tba tact, tbe aalor an.i the courteay of Perry
bare nerer been aurpassed in naralannals, <>n the
tii-si of Aprll tho reaaela wltb wbicb li<- was i<> li^'iit
aad eone]uer in Beptemlier were atlll trees grow
i11j_r in iiu- rirgin foreat Two montha before the
battle ii" bad offlcers aml aallora enongh for only
one ablp, and a montb later, with lertea "f "a
motley aet bmcks, addiera and boys," h.- bad only
tbree bundred fot iii- ten reaaela, Deaplte tbese
circumstances, be si.uu'iiL the foe an.i foughl blm
with tactlca thal would bave bonored NetaoB or
Dundonald. Ifoie thaa onee in thal gory afternoon
be aeemed t'> be beaten. Bul ba ignored defeat
wltb Hi'' audacity "f genlua an.i in tbe ead won
<iii<- nf tbe cleanest ini an.i m..>i complete rlctoriea
in OUr naval anna!-. \<>t l'v'OH Jonea nt I'lain
borougb Head foughl mora nnreientingly than Be,
i.ni ii.. kni^hi <if i-iiiviiii'v was i-\i-r more courteous
diiiI generoua i" a ranqulabed foe,
it w;i- .-i rictory undoobted an.i nnntarred. li
gare America canae for anbounded gratltnde and
prlde, flnd ii compeiled fldmtratlon in England and
|?>fl im reaentment there. \ man arbo could Bgbt
gg Perry <ii'i must be an International ii tro. An.i
ilils liivt conslderatlon h by ii" meana tin- least of
all. AmcMcsns, Canadlana and Britona alDte are
lolnlng in to-day's roromemoratlon, and next yearV
raiabntJon af tho handred yeara of po.i<*e win not
be ckmded by thla reaaemtarnaiee of ? ceeifitd Juat
before thnt pence tn wMeh tictee nnd ranqulsbed
alike woro able to exult.
' I carp nol what they ?ay." nay. Bryan. Nnt as
lonc .?? ftaey pay.
Actinu Mayot Klinr ffmi to hav* "Unnrkefl Into
k coekad bat" the great Gajrnor b?sue of no gua
lling or gulptng after 1 h rn.
Another "mniinnatro" provea to ba only a ee
faulter.
Byndlcatlng John Bunny. tbfl King of thr- Conej
laland Carnlval, and Wultam J. Bryan, the King
ot the Chautauqua Clrculta, would rapoal th? trt
umnha of rVraerican Toba co and Btandard OIL
AS I WAS SAYING
Wt ara a reckleaa people-*eadlong ard Inaccu
rate, with no faculty for detalL Hera is Hroth.r
i itch, for Inatance, writing a whota llttlfl
flflsay on "The Ham Sandwlch." when ha could *<>
,. ,,. ;. , ..M?, ..,) iti pffifane nature by speUIng
? I,;,,,, ? . ,-?..., that 1 to aay, with a Bnal "n."
.Nn,i here is a carele a book n riewer pounclng on
?rhr Abysmal Brutfl" becauafl Brother London'a
pugrlllal attenda Brownlng lecturefl befaraen Bghta.
Whereaa thla is a thing t.. encourage. More than
,,t u HrowniiiK lc-mro, we bare loim^d for
,!, ,,,,- nce of a i igUlat Oueaa hfl would *?<* his
dut) In a fiaeh, an.i make no bonea of doing lt.
Moreover, thete La the caaa cf that blundertng
?ton t*-11" arbo came "ut, tba oth.r day, wltb tn?
folloa Ing
??When dld you i""? Franchr a Parlalenna
aaked a New rork wotnaa al tna Bita.
??From a natlve," waa the proud reprj.
?? Mii" aald madame "A native of what?"
,,;, .. . wa know madame a lot better than
th.-.t in roatity, ber tribute to tbe Na ? x*ork
wonmn'a Prem b wa* ".Sorry, bat i doa't nnder
atand German."
? * ?
But *-<"i muat not con-iude that your French i?
alwaya a aafa n eam ' i eaJlng your though H
when In France. Banjamln Franklln tricd lt While
dlnlng th* krat Dauphln al Vohun'a ba got Im
: wltb the walter. TO avold worafl troubla, bfl
uaed bla college French ln apologtstna tn hla guaat
: bo, feellng m ure, though tbe
walter r< ird, "1 am doaolatfld Beorivfl mj
. and belleva that 1 d
;,i oa aboul th ?
M ng I"-. the; ,;;' " ''
.
aa) thal Bga a fll bi ?
ft, in recoi i - ??-??'?? ndds feel
"Benjamln got ^>r lt, b it ba aevet looked tha
.-? une"
a . ?
-n..:. |g deeperate actlvlty among lh? i
adlini. ' Origln ?
? thougta i
i ,11.4,. from ... I
oua, we tb nk, la lha phlloaophio q
ii g thi '?'
broken tooaa agaln la Profaaraor -Arlghta naw
Lljlik.
. tlon! \ I ' F
: dlgnlfled m
i wtth lha i.'
A cheerful phl
than the ? '?? "Human aeb
the unfon
w ,i t nati ii to Profi roor m rlght:
?\\ bath i ? ? . " ? ? ??'? '?'' ' : '
, .. irerdlct of 1 Bfl and
....
I'.uiiy f.jr th* ; . anjoj con
?
lt i whal Copernl
. i i. i. i.. n ? ?
old man GaUl lod'e i
? ? ?
? 'i ..? ; that will ral
Lthfl rlca ?
conaldar : '? ? ???
t axcnaa. Wi bav?
? D lt.
? ? ?
Poltta ?? ?
-, ulumlnoua ' Encycli ,
doubtl NN' r'"' - ?
ct too i li ;:-''"' '"
? ? nt, and have bi ?? r applaudi t tha lad]
,i... v ,.,-. "Hoi ? ? ' ?? tentli bii 'i.
..
On tl recoarnlse thal
encyclopa di* ol <-<? Ial u.^aj.44 can flomatlinefl ba com
|,a< -.- ?! Into b ?
lf ha : ?"'?
fou ma; ? : nol well bi
? ?
H, ? our bi art 1 ? I ""'? dear Dr. Hi ???
i,,,, Rice. It 1 i lon bla tale bi brlngi b icb fro n
lno boa :'<" Amaaon. Thtol ot ?
itnoki d ap< I Pretl ?? " ahould
,ih,i ? 11. thi aay thlnga are going, who knoi
floon w< ahall be eatlng funntcr dlel than that?
i-,, pare for Um aron t, bn thji n! 'i I ? ai i
dw Ing thfl lartS.
b fli a
Thua far, our Jewela an ife, though practlcally
everybody'i bave been atolen, and 11 la a p" u
Uardahlp to the "paflatonatfl preai ap.-M '' For
merly, be toukj wrltfl up a batcb *>{ Jewfll thefts,
j, avlng blanka for the actn -? ' muni . .m.' go
B flahing. B?< him now! All daj )..hk be drudgeaj,
in i-entln n itlona.
But, brethren, don'i you think be overdoaa 117
Peraonally, a? ?.. n ll a aeedloflfl ahock when we
read, with eyea butging, "Trlxla Tennyson Ukea
Handaomfl t3owna," "Diamond Dlaaidalfl aii. i
Brolled Llva Lobater" and "Emeraonetta Flynn La
Bothered b*f tbe H< st"
? * ?
Another i om< I - Mi ti all 'a, thla tlmo- la bfladed
atralghl for ua, and lf you Uotan you wlll beai a
grea! allence, ll proceada from th-> aatronomera.
?i!,, remember HaHey*a conaet -"ai hon It cul
Bp( .,,,,1 : [. ,. lolved BOt lo pal thelr feel ln ii too
propheticalty tiii they sflfl aome evidancfl thal
Brothei Metcalf knows how t>? manage bla,
i:. i,. u
?WHITE SLAVES"?A PROTEST.
n..ni 'ii,.- Bprli |fli Id Eb publlcan
Ih it nol Uma for ;. concflrtfld affort to k^i rld of tho
blghty ..id--. tM.iiaiii. phraaa "whlta alavfl*"! ir n i\tv
??-r\?-.i fl ueeful purppflfl, arhkh la doubtful, its ralua aaa
bfl?n daatroyfld by groaa riiiBii"-. aad it ahoald !.<? tbrown
out Into tha gutter I. arhlch it oflma Bv?a la the
?Hglna] 4,1,4,.. a ,4 | tafld flnd aaaiaedlng Uim whal
h.s "v.hit.'' ta do with tha eaaflf Tha crlma i. aquaUy
abomlBabta wbataver 11* raoa of tha rletlrm, and tha
adjirctlve aervaa no purj. eseapt to baat Imagbiatloa
flnd |fr\nt JildKiiiMit. Th.^ *f?Ult UOt bflflfl ? gTOtflflQUI
nrdfloflfl of langnaga aad lalweiareaamtfltlofl of faata. <?n
Um .'>.? flMa vv aaaa ui.... ? bardnaaa la wbaOy rohuitary
i4 i ab to poaa a. "whtta atavfla**1 thua taluag
fldvaatagfl of a arava <>( poprolar ayaspathy. Oa tha othflt
band, eaat . irhleh have n.. ratarjoa whatflvar t-> "artdta
ilavi y" are given a aanaatHntal bnportaai -? by no aaaauaa
aholflaom. l. publlc morala Rararn aaaoa aobae think
ing, '....l Judgment, a a i;.- of proportlon, all <>f whi'-h
m-.' eonprflflalflfld '?? .. I???-. and rhatorleal uae ot worda
We bavfl worda In ISngllflli i'i dflserlba, when naeflflsary
tin \.iiiuiir- offencea wblch ara tim. ni.8nr.iiy lumtnd Ip
om oraruaeA. Ml >.f alang, aad a Bttla prdtlaton bj i.m
gtnigf w.iiii.i wiradeifnllj ctaar tbe air
OUR CENSORS.
fsm^%
Come aerosi with your regular bit, quick. [Ve gol a "white slavo" play to censor
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN *?gSZ dSS..1"
A OAYNOR REPUBUCAN
hV ?: . , t!.e "Holier than Thou"
107. He faikl M.tchel to Withdraw.
? .
led." 1
... . ?
I 1th
' :
bi llef thal
ten om
. . t la not ao
? th. V
tmeni
? .1 conatl
I
.'om: .
wiii, havlng I.- :???
than could Mr. Gaynor, and arho
.. for 1
\ ? athlle I
'?
i .i led, I am u
I
i: for fl ?? for
?
.,. ihe li adera "f whlch ar.- lt. honor
! ... Mltehel -a nn gnaahlng
pocaota
i . .. . ? ? ? :
f..i
Mn, j,. i, n oi uld hava to flght
for Un tho ri
,i,i be foretold, arould not be
??i, i...., ? al II foi Iho a Ri pu 11
. ,, to ?? ' Mr Oaynoi Hi
;,,,.; e i.i. ol the
i.. Bnd yet w bi .. it came to ..
,,,,,,.,, r fight laal ?..?'.. t ou! toro
t,, or_4, ,..- bo auei Mr. Tafl araa mora
I . ? tha K- publli
. . hl for Ihelr aal tenei
. moal < wi li i atlj and .
A , .. roti i the RepubUcan tlekel
i \ ,, |, i |.... . i.,, -, i had te ' boooe be
tw.... mj llfelonj e< i ooal fi lend Theo
gore Roe iovi ll and the organlaatlon, I
,i, ,-i.i. ,i in favor of tha latti r, bul ..t thal
im,,. there ?? u a Rt publican party pi ln
i ipie Involvi ?! ?l hat la ihere Involvod t..
iii4\ v To b. al Tamman)! 1 pu certalnly
. n: .. i tocompllah tbal arlth Mr. Mltchel,
while then la a i kiance to accomplloh it
u.ih Mr Oaynor RBJP1 BLIC ?NU8.
Ki a . ork, Bi pi i. 'i.?i:i.
A CANDIDACY OF PIQUE
Mayor Gaynor Is a Little Late with
Hia "Shovel tor Giafters."
To lha Bdltor of Tha Trlbune.
sir i am i mueed ond ira i ? -i j
il the tona pf .i number ol lottora puo
j ... -I i aeentie ln The Trlbune la rof?
erence to the Independenl raiuii.in.y <>f
Majror Oo*4-bor for ro-eleotlon that i ?m
iineble i-. reoloi the Incllnotlon to avpreea
I
A greal raany of your corTeooondenta -
and .. greal raan] ol the artitera t,, tha
other lorge and Influentlal nowatte.aora <f I
ti..- elty bava oanouaoed thal Inoomueh
aa Mi i;.,4ii,,r 4-.:,s refuaed a ronoaalna
tn.ii at the banda of tbe o**ajanloatlon
arhlch for four yeara i.f tried to inaka n
T-i.table, i. la |u tlfled m taaaim an
Independenl campalgn ln m. aodenvor i<>
tlef. .1 i?,ii. tbe fw loo tli kel ond tbe
ratlon arbicli, ln i
? t. ^??.;, i. m ih 3 .n
?
loned aa
poll b t mmai y, ?
I . ? ? ? i
? a r. formi r. Hii.i aaka th?
;,i,i ,,f i - Bhovetling 4>ut
?
? .. aanae
to folloa t -
... rae es
I ,,: \li ? u
? i
? .,.- no toi - *e to
.- Mr. Murphy to i
, putol - r to i llocarded
; maavtta i.t'.,; ne r a ho -
ogoli
is it t,. I ln thla etty
ti .it ,i gentlem ia ma] I ?? Meotod by T utn
? . .*Mrn aa Mayoi
. r?i -? n ri- ? I of bla maater n.d
: hla 1 -i to make bla ereatoe pro*
?, ntol le, an i then, after luivlng b ei
round arantli g, tbal be may turn trattor
?,, hi ? ? nd lead a battle tor
.; end i Ighl and the eltan
Inatlon of grafl and the propaeTattoa et
clvlc vlrtue and I al ihovelllng
oul of the crooka and "mlfl rroble little
?
... refori tion haa made th*.
throughout thla r?ountry.
... pique, m iltei, renfefulneaa and
vlndlctlve hatred are not ti.o attrii-Mt-^?
of ., reformer it takea a grool deal raore
than ? i le rtlon by Mr. Murphy aad ihe
cuitivatlon ot ., *?*engorul oplta Utroroforo]
? ra< r be ha ever bo ?
<
i am ona of tba nrganleera af Cltlaa ?
Democrac] .... Independenl Demooratlc
itlon bul i Bhall oever follow
i | .?.-,'.]. ,1 Independenl leoderoblp of
a man whooa antlpatbj t.< organlaatlon
methoda oomea to hlm ln hypoi i ltt< -.1 tul?
naaa onlj aftor tba di ploed orrgontoatlon
has kleked hlm ii.'<> appatrenl obllvlon.
JAMBS ARTHl R N.'IU.l;.
Noa v,,. k, Bi pt I, Ifl I
MERCY FOR THAW
But Hard Words for the Woman,
Says Thi;* Reader.
Ti tha i Idltor <>i Tha Trtbune
Blr: May all the forcee arork t.> five
Harry Thaai hla froedoml And fioedom
will t...t in. ..ii all sunahlne to hlm, for
there \mii ever reol over blm the cloud
that a death Uea al hla door, Phi< Ing -i
aane man, t<> demand the toii >.f hia life,
arlth the Inaane arill nol undo the death "?
wi.it.-. ..ini tniiy ii man under tbe Inttn
enee >-f .. .im-; <>r an Intoxieaat is a maa
arlth r.<ii dothroned, and .'run.' foUoar
Ing la nol tha arorh ol a etrlmlnol, and anj
l.i-.w Btruck Bhould bi almed ..t tbe ertrae
maki r. Remove Ihe trap and nat fall a
man foi ralllns ln the trap,
lan'i the aromon boek <>f this -jrlma a
greater ntenaeel With Ihe paal arrltten
on hi. ii..- abe oan go before the publlc
and donce. ond aa loni aa tba i>..i>in- arill
accept the aaine the tnormlfl af lha atag<
and thoae on it arill nol reoelve the apttft
ti., v Bhould. K woman aith theeunllghtol
frroedom falllng <>n her arhlle n young life
i- bowod in lha aartum aad a Ufa ?;?>..<?
om. bul ahe aaa daneel ' bava a aon
..!..i a deunhter, aad II i had to ebooaa bi
twrcn Harry Thaw uiul hli wlfe tor th.-tr
aoaoclote i.i ehoooe rilm Qtve Heurrl
Thaw baeh t<> bla motbar .hor boort la
hungtry for hor boy.
mta, \ p. i.oomis
Buperintendent of Mothors' MeetlnB ol
the Wuiim.iis Chriatlan Teroporanoe
Unlon
i ....111.-1.1, tt. v, s. t.r i tm
3?.0THEL PLAY8
Which Ia Worie--the Exposure of
Evil or the Practice of It?
-
-
? McAdoo, "
i.? i lai ra la
Ni ? I orb Cll
aorld.
M.-A.lnr, piarnina
rtfd tO
?
r* of SVfl or
th? ?, I Itf
ii nay ba that dl
gi nl And, ii ao UM tl
the Phflriflaa as bi ?ni
tha ratorna r baajtna B)
New rork, Bept o. isis.
THE SHOCKING TRUTH
It Should Be Told. Even Though It
Dcstroy Some Illusions.
T<> th. Bdltor rflf Tho IrtbUBfl
Sir: So on.- of our luirmd rr-ic'Stiat.B
a . Ihocked when ho saw a prodti'*'!***
,,,- ???ri,,- Lur?"! How ahoeldug it ia tn
have thfl truth told na, rtvaa on t:.e .:.#:.!
Pflrhgpa we < I te trntb on tha ?teg.
,?;-.. in theaa daya of flfloadeat t'.rtoaa
wa Bnd s.? UtUa of lt thflri
gomfl ..- ua arho aaw fl ptod*a?tlon ot
"The i.uro" found it ''ahoddag aad jBBe
cantM only to tho esteal that lt to aaaa
cent 1 oeadng to kaow
v, nal ? on aboul na II innj b*
Bhocking and tadecant t.. axpoaa through
th? preaa th? nnflthoda of men tn bbjh aa
?itlon, bul it la well Ior lha futora of the
atata that tho truth ahould ba totf, eaee
though a dostroy aon a Bluslooa.
No ona famlttar wltb thfl facta ralaUna
to tba "whrtfl slavfl" tra?Ui could eardty
- thal "Thfl Lrora" La an flVflrdra-oa
plctura of condltlona not common oondi
llon-, but 0f .x.-.-ption.: rjondlUonfl ?arhleb
doflatflt i" faet, tbalrau?pyendlnfec?fl
play la ln atrong eontraat to tha torrioie
rndlnga of ilmllar laeldflnta La real bra,
Thal tha produoara of "thfl play "him
?,u retonu Ihe world" bad any Bie-ttveni
productng it rdgfeflt thaa tha pceeflotalMn
,,,- ., ,i:. ,i;.. arhlch wouM pay well ln aoa
office ?? ? ? l"> aj"*
ttoned 'ih.u they bave caottinaad a hflrn?
u,. theme and h.r hava beea erewhuj
divldanda on tha prurteney of thfl pabna
m ,ii be BJaumed. *ul thal thera ?
anything Ln tha play n-hleb tha ? *;:
BhouId not ka ?? :a bardly to be bfltbr
" -pfaorfl ara tw? elaaaaa ot Indlrktoal eO
poflfld to the dlraaamlnatloa of knowtedga
M tftia aad other rltal aubjecta-aafl
Vl, loua ctaaa, arhlch prafan to "a,k ?
dartrnraa. knowlng thal tha leaa t,", rut>'
Uo kaowi of rtea the aetter ll ? ,,,r v"''
and tha holy-bolj claas, whi h la aiwaya
rcarful ot touehlng pltcb a*.aaanui
dadled.
Bfltwaea theaa two - ;il" -"v
and growtng claaa of thofla "'"? M]e\'^
thai knowladgfl ka power, and heoe ia ?"'
tha anj arhflfl ao young man * at-OBUUi
um go oul Into tha world Ignorant oc ma
aatura ef uii.-i.mh Ui Ing and Its eleeta ?"
merely upon tha Indirtdual aliaaalf u
upon tuture geni raltOI ' '
Brootdyn, Baat fc Ua*
A WAR BARD BOREO.
To tha BdJtor ..f Tha Tilhans
Bli.
.\ Cflrtaln cbump ?* "ngbter" '?.
Me taHa tba "mlllUBta" t|u* '* s"
Yrs. buii.io,'.s Bgbj ind talah 'Oa rsgaa
shi|. the pap tfl Bflfladeal

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