Show I EDITORIAL PITH Webster Davis says Bryan will win If Webster will give tho list of States I can get ahead of Senator Jones who has not yet succeeded in arranging tho pvra mid says the St Louis GlobeDemocrat 0 a I Mr Bryan needs a page of small typo In which to accept a nomination will tho summer class In arithmetic please figure out how much spaco he would require as President to deliver hlmnclf of an annual an-nual message asks the Chicago Record a 0 a LI Hung Chang estimates the port of Kino Chou as an exorbitant penalty for a couplo of missionaries llgurlnl on this basis to bo sure not much of the Chinese umpire would bo left Intact after relmbursnlfor recent massacres But the Llo expression discloses tho Oriental minds curious conception of Justice Land Is not tho only thing Internationally legal ten der for murder says tho Portland Ore gonlan S a In accepting lie Democratic nomination Mr Bryan made no reference to Imperial ism In North Carolina and Alabama and ho refrained also from discussing tho Boxer question I is therefore a mis take to suppose that Mr Bryan has no control over his mouth observes tho Chicago Chi-cago TimesHerald I According to the Chicago Inter Ocean England like Chluso suffering from I dearth of scullions laundresses ncr ing women nnkls and common domestic servants The cause Is I said to bo the cheap schools that have educated young women out of their condition In Hfo milking hem l stenographers typewriters vpwrlcrs and the like I this Is true the cheap schools HO much derided ridiculed and condemned by tho British press Is doing u good work Any kind of school no mater how cheap that will lift a girl Into u higher condition must be a pretty prety good Institution Of course tho cheap school of England docs not compare with tho sllll cheaper school ot tho United States but If It lu transforming scullions Into btuiiogruphcrs It Is doing well rile only way tho evIls resulting from tho transformation can bo corrected In Eng land Js so to arrange matters thut there shall bo no longer such a thing us estab lished conditions of life A icccnl Issue of the British Boot and BrlLBh Shoo Trade Journal thus quotes t commercial com-mercial traveler In looking backward ono feels that the spring season has been especially noteworthy In respect to ono particular Item viz every commercial traveler representing I British house has lopro3entnl fell American competition to bo u real live fact and far from being the bogy that it was said to be some tim4 < buck Slowly the various American hounds have advanced and spread thomsolws around adapting themselves to the wants of each particular market with a cleverness which will always make thom formidable competitors I com-petitors They arc thousands of miles away and homo manufacturers are on tho spot and yet In Hplto of all I disadvantage disadvan-tage tncy linvo Increased their tuule and to some extent established o themselves Tow no hna withdrawn ns the Populist candldulo for VIceProsldent Everybody expected that he would lo thIs sooner or later nnd thut lie Populist national committee com-mittee would then put Slovenson In his place one writes a long letter to explain ex-plain his conrno hit thi vltul Dart of It Is I that In which he argues that Stevenson Steven-son Is quite us good a 1opullsl ns ho Is lie Is I entirely right about this As ho recalls re-calls Stevenson was 1 Grccnliuckir In Congress over twenty years tigo nnd ho opposed soundmoney principles when ho t na VlcePresldont under Cleveland If ho should become President he could bo nu thoroughly trusted by the Populists as Brynn In fuel It would hue been hard to nick out for tho second place a man nominally known as a Democrat who HOwell HO-well roprcaojts tho principles of Populism as Stevenson Townos brief record renders ren-ders him weak beside this consistent supporter of unsound financial lh orlcj for twentylive yearsNew York EvenIng I Even-Ing Post |