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Ssuator Morgan has made an em
pliatic and clear cut statement of
political convictions au 'i views
with regard to the auproaching
national campaign. The two
cipal plat.ks of Mr. Morgan's plat¬
form provide for the payment of
the national debt and the levying
of uniform tariffs and taxes in the
insular possessions and the United
States with ‘hose of this country,
1 he Senator says “there are
fair, cardinal tenets of democracy
which form a creed and what dem
ocrats should do in building up a
platform is to bear those tenets in
mind and restate them and treat
the temporary issues of the day in
with that creed. We
are not men win follow leaders,
members ot u church, we do
not follow the pastor in all things
but the doctrines. 5 1 The senator
he lms no objection to a can¬
who bolt eel the platform in
years, provided he stands
on t he platform to be
The silver and Philip¬
issues he relegates to the past
they stand on a par with the
of forcing out of the union
states which, before the war,
to forego slavery, in a
they are dead issues, He
“they dealt not with pnnci
but with temporary and i nu¬
questions.”
A=>ked his opinion with regard
the next democratic candidate
Mr. Mo rgim refused to express a
He said, “I do not care
it be a northern or a southern
provided he be a good man.
would a little rather he le a
man, however, for then
would be subjected to less crit
and ridicule. In reply to
tiink th#» democrats will advocate
a reduction „f the tariff, u re mod
eling of the system, The present
law !S unjust The man w no i is
p'eied coutn wests the fact that
nuny of «.)! ur product h are t*eii>g
8 " ^ abroad for less than they sell
in this c>»ulitrv. We should not
re« uce the duties too much because
»e are under great expens s and
much of the custom receipts is
needed t O defray current expenses,
'•lit there should be a remodeling. » I
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There is every evidence that
tli“se republicans who expect . * a .
revision of the tariff by
f fiends’’ are doomed to disap
point inent. Promises to'hatef
feet w hich have been made by
members of Congress have been
made to secure votes and not to
’>e kept. Senator Warren,of Wv
omiiig said recently: “The west
el'll country is strong for protec¬
tion. We are opposed to insid
uous attacks upon the Dingley
tariff under the guise of reciproc¬
ity. There will be 1 m revision of
the tariff by the republicans. The
republican voters would be the
first to condemn such a movement
We regard the reciprocity treaties
establishing dangerous prece¬
and would be glad to see
all fail.
Evidences have cropped out in
Navy Department, of serious
between the President and
Secretary of the Navy, On
ccasious the Secretary
been compelled by the Presi¬
to act in entire opposition to
own judgment, notably in the
of the awarding of recent,
for armored cruisers.
Mr. Moody favored awarding the
for both vessels to the
of Philadelphia but the
President insisted that one vessel
should le built by a New York
ship building company and this
was accordingly done. The Pres¬
ident is now earnestly advocating
a general staff for the navy, sim¬
ilar to (lie general staff recently
authorized by Congress for the
arinv. Mr. Moody does not ap¬
prove of the measure, which would
| the suggestion that the bolters did
.
,iot show much evidence of repeu- i
tance, Mr. Morgan said, “if the
; candidate stood on the platform I ;
would build, it would be all right,
would do as they d i when they
examine a man tor the army, iu
quire into his qualifications, not
his previous history or career.
;
j Senator Dubois, of Idaho, lias
determined upon a ticket which lie
believes would prove successful. It i
is Alton B. Parker, of New York,
and Benjamin E. Shiveley, of Iu
diana.. “These two men reore
j sent pivotal states, New York and
Indiana, ft said Mr. Dubois, “With
their names at the head of the j
ticket I feel confident we would
carry the country. In order that
the democrats may win next year
we must carry such stutes as New
York in the east and Indiana in
the middle west. We could gam
nothing by the nomination of
Richard Olney, for instance, for it
is not likely he could carry hi s own
state. Judge Parker and Judge
Shiveley are high grude men who
would wiu the respect and the sup
port of the voter. ft
Asked what influence Mr. Bry an
would have in the convention, Mr
Dubois said, “Mr. Bryan must
prove a factor in the situation be¬
cause of his personality, l.iswoith
and because he has twice commen¬
ded the unanimous suport of liis
party. While some of the issues
which he represents are no longer
occupying attention, it cannot be
gain suid Unit Mr. Bryan’s great
personality must be considered.
Were he a candidate he would
probably be nominated, .but 1 am
in position to sav that he will
j not be a candidate, ? ? Referring to
1 the issues Mr. Dubois said, “1
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THI C’.HTAUK «»«»>, TT MUWH.r *TR»tT. MIW YORK OITV,
materially curtail the importance
of the position of Secretary of the
Navy, lint the President is insist¬
ent, and Mr. Moody, so far as can
be learned is following out his in
structions.
***
What is regarded in Washing
tonus an outgrowth of Senator
Hamm’s ex-slave pension bill and
the publicity given to to the fact
that it cannot pass, has just oc¬
curred in Cleveland and is the oc¬
casion of serious annoyance to
prominent republican politicians.
The “Equal Right. Association
composed of negroes, and three
hundred thousand strong, has
adopted a set of resolutions ap
pealing to the lmads of foreign
nations to interfere to save them
from being murdered by Ameri¬
cans. The closing sentence of
the appeal reads, “For God’s sake
intervene to save us, the Afro
American men, women and chil¬
dren, before we are all murdered
by those so called projudicial
whites of America. We plead, we
beg you to save us.” This appeal
is addressed to all the crowned
heads of Europe and Asia. Ridic¬
ulous as it is on its face, there is
some fear that it may do serious
mischief in the “black belt ii
where it will doubtless be used to
stir up trouble. It is written by
the same negro, C. W. Hines, who
predicted war and bloodshed in
the South, a short time ago, at a
meeting in Washington.
A Great Idea.
Thomas A. Edison is one of the
greatest men of this age. Y’ears
ago a great idea took possession of
him. It mastered him and as he
developed it, It developed him.
That idea has lifted him out of
obscurity and linked his name to
imperishable fame, So it is with
the great thought of world-wide
missions, That noble idea
larges every attribute of man’s
nature. It broadens his sympa
thies, creutos kinship fur fill peo¬
ple, intensifies his conception of c
the soul’s worth. Yea, far more
IS truS. The missionary idea
tests and inCfSftseS faith, illumines
the gracious purposes of God i
magnifies the sublime doctrines
of the cross and makes one to
reafize in a way that in ftO other
way is possible the love of Un in¬
finite God for lost souls. So with
churches. They do not become
great, in any true sense by multi¬
plying members, or increasing
wealth, or an eloquent ministry,
or by costly architecture, but by
an enthusiastic consecration to
this divine ideal—the giving the
gospel to men, at home and every¬
where.
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