New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

habits and institutions on the two sides Of that long lime
not clad that Ie nra 20 ma man In New VIII
,a III me future the colored man will contribute
poy OF Ms own section and TO the prosperity
country more as free man than he could
SNe III would he almost impossible TO uneartb in Wal
street or esewhete who does not believe and know
at IL was wei for the people and for business
naonai credit was established after the War by
c'sslOn OF measures which consolidated the National
ueO FUNDED and refunded 10 reduced It's proportions
ana lis rate Of interest the same that
To-day the United states could probably float long bond
and ~ TWO per cent interest In the money arts OF tho
world or WIN plenty OF takers. Applause.
80 700 with the currency. which had dropped
lnan forty per cent In gold value. lie would be
VINO to-day would dare to argue assumptions and
et Is wei FOR tue business of NewYOrk and for
lhc American people TO remember that all OF these
lnlhSs nave been done not easily II matter OF
course hut by hard conflicts which oftcniimes like
Mtons battle hung in even balance and 40 were
over the PROSTATE body Of the Democratic
party lApphuse. ON none OF the great issues which
have arisen since IsGO has that party by chance or y
choice ever been night. Now AMI thon some OF It's
eerS nave been better and wiser than the organization
pat they have been powcrcss The course the party
has always shown III incompcency ana its ncapacity
uca win the great questions that affect the OF
the country and the welfare the people in general
The partial power which has four times been given o the
OF Ri resenatiyes has produced nothing of benefit and
has only demonstrated the untne. and ncoupetency
the party IL makes good of the promises puts
out before .he election. Its record during the past
winter when had clear majority OF 20 In the popular
ptahGn OF the National legislature +! rs bad bad
ne " accomplished nothing good. II attempted many
evil things. IL showed that it could be trusted upon
the silver coinage question. with tho bank crcua-
don. nor with the trif legislation which so nearly
whcn met Win measures that concerned the public vel
Iaio ana the public safety When tho Republican
senate nasscd "A general Bankrupt law the Democratic
upon II.
Thoughtful men have been more than once alarmed
the subject of the Presidential succession.
may happcn the President dies and ths Vice President
j. taken oi when neither the senate nor the House Of
Representatives have organized There l. an inter
fegnuln Existing law docs not cover the II
situation iraught with danger and - the Republican
senate passed PM when wa generally satisfactory.
ana sent IL 60 the House 81 Representatives which
ignored ~ I9ks thc stu more important question Of
tnc counting OF inc electoral votes 0t the states Vow
Ork city sent To Congress IN tho winter Oi lS7677
aro.c ABOUT counting the votes of Florida, Louisiana,
south Carolina aud oregon We were nearer to outbreak
laio plrty hs allowed the matter to hang threaten
ingly above ~ for anotlrr Presidential election when
10 The House. that body found 10 be too busy Ia tho
Work ~ unsca'lng Republican yemDer- aud puttiug
nattcr
- to with the ,arld The Democratic party declares
hat the present law ~ fu Of defects and that II imposes
unequal burdens do not Affirm that 10 perfect. but
he Democratic party In the House OF representatives.
utterly failed 10 correct errors aud In Il, ictpac
very industry the country shall not here atcmnt Ia
90 into discussion OF Tue merits OF protection Upon
committed. IL believes In legislation which viii pro
note and encourage American labor and Americas III
lOcy all Industries alike flourish that tue manufacturer
md the farmer ana the importer all alike Interested
ths general prosperity ana tAdt our people are made
more proeiou, ia All branches under this policy. But
protection VIII stimulate home competition to the point
nat articles of ordinary use IN homo consumption Will be
made IA cheap It's they can bc bought in England or on
he continent and that this fostering OF petition Will
ONE tnc result IN Oycrpr0duction. 10 believes III e,ttb
lshing and maintaining Intercourse and friendly icla-
Ions WIN the othcf Nations on tne American continent
win View To opening markets for our growing mtnH-
wants of our own icope. With ines, Nations tur |
nited states should by consular and diplomatic
nunlcaio ion ana acquaintance and promote ana extend
radr ana commerce. Applause The countries OF
or our Increasing manu- ctures for The surplus We pro-
ucc. They naturally look 10 the United states Tor SYM
t"puhcan party believe, IN cncuurtgne all THIS aud m
lalntainlns American rather than European influences
ln policy. in whose train will follow peace aud pros
cnty, ana which when fairly embarked upon and con.
ar aud Insure peace nrc good, efficient. suitable
)usular AM diplomatic service. Tue Democratic parry
,1., or 40, , , ',a''
.cI as, 81 ',i,''d ,,.i , ~wH ti1 APPROPRIATENESS
iiuslcl and -mcmbcr'd the service that tar be
V tnut whirg Democratic tnnsr... had fixed tHcuiy-
'rNirc unl maintained II, ground but when II went
irthcr and undertook to giyc the state Department The
ower To- i,'r .feu, Ia tl,,,,rt Irorctu r"uti nf ,
cuta American transit Of the Coutuont AMI to provide
~ am American mission 10 the other sister American
"pulc thr lou-c stood obstinate pud only the latter
clrurc was clrirl Upon tai. most important SUBJECT
uchnt ihc lutuic hu-iuc- not oIl o HcW-1 urN, nut
Il TIE country cannot do better than 10 quote from
r. bHluc7 great cheering. rovie" ~ tao foreign pOIcy
the Garfield .chccriu-I administrator:
" A. our exports TO spanish America grow less ~
urOpcan eNpcrts constantly grow larger the balance
.4n-t us wi' show an annual Increase and will cor
70 increasing Imports from south America and the
l.liDus we annually pas for coffee. wool. nlde- Luau,
ncbouo ,,nntrlioi,i =. iurt ,r.,',ls ,ir -, "i
her articles. 20 for the ultimate benefit ~ European
ufic+. to spanish America. II Wc could s.nd our !
huc-. onr golt wouh -tay mt home and our general
rrpel spanish America, -o lout 20, we leave her 10
ltiydtc intimate relations VITA Europe alone. long
Dr. trade relations wl remain unsatisfactory nnI even
3'y buy nom us very h4htly. And tie amount they
2fer,tc balance OF trade ever isc asn. us lu Emo
lri oI tine Nltn .ucl hoafy pnrein-c. 1914 wc =
compelled 10 maze from Spanish lcrc'. n could
tlly be expected mat We Should b. "pIe ton Ju.t tuc
i'c accoun, bycxpoitt Hn the bal ince against u-
one hhniirl Hhl wen nhlun 100 gold coin O. ihi ino
go and n times " 'irurency IL Standing ncnacc OF
lhnn l1"i- ~ ptndnc7 or i"btlc- iha' we eel m
ani-h America IS a million NJ dollars 40 gold saved iO
own country lne umn'lil poht f. 10 uc !
durrr hnd exporter. hni ihc entire country rralilr@
W 300 tNe eisc hnd aniruc' of the money market Wlrh
Insured 10y tetpns olf gold ai hore Ihe gnestiOn
-it that no effort on the part OF the Government 40
'ompsh could bee too earnest ~ zoo long continued
,ny fev words with reference to tle Hrrbll-
candidate for the Presidency. ifhetfs Inr upu-
oi me STATE of Maine nave known MIN inf thifty
ils ami have conferred upDn him from time ti time
nn MN ihliirs9 ~ none tf ih".r trusts Appnnae II
~ nave seen him ~ in the Anrii.in fashion riy- ~
the great positions under uui Government llpt
- sern hi- rnhir anh rit,tr iiie uHpn 20 the itt
i'' 'N -iiN'F-' iif'.-' fNt -'''.''Ntt 'ffA
80 l1tlt inssrl MON ihr question ul hl7 rlniRrtrr
sniti'pa tl hove sustained hh ht uninilir un ~
tilrl sihtn ihp rltit ani rat nilliani tiintAa uf
utit Auultn7p. hut Nal tao Naiiln iNie it 10
lHn 20 ant lr-'en defensive une. tao -fral utter
100 81 ihu Republican iaitN Nniu ffpsuninl ih ihn
81 ndsiptlt Hainu W thp ltria nt acceptance at lao
ihaips lnt tho Presidency ahi NiDe-ireshlunni, and
su luiirfa Wtfu read lh uH uiid auh the
rh iurl faisui runs VA tAu ui-ht a n thu sik VEGAS
hr contest Muitnlef lho people nt Maine saw thulr So
Nv otlluu assaulted Win ferort} that has had ~
iullu lu thu FrcofI OF American pulltlrs ihri saw
blood hounds OF hate and uitll-ulty every bore let
n upon him There has been no business transaction
men Alr iildmo hats been engaged Tor twenty Years ~
has not been unrar'hcd ana IumuaEei through 10 ~
points upon which On accuse ami The w
'st relation, Of his ie have been lnN drd aud before a.
Infamous crusade which IL to-day wagcd strongly A.
ever, neither the hcarths tone tue household
hearts OF vile and children have been spared, hut
all this the people or Maine aud the people OF Ol 10
passed. Applause IL Is now for NeW-Nork 10 ~