New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03

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perencc, bringing back relations 10 my seu anu
TO MY family to have introduced everywhere under
the auspices Of the who voted for 0eners' harrison
in 1910. (Applsuse) When come 10 brooAnh TO-
night speak under the auspices OF The Young ep"oc
Club (aplausc). which shows that am not hai a. ou
as gentlemen in the interior Of the state 1Ke me
to be. (I@ughtsr.) had spoken 60 many tunes under
the auspices OF the veterans OF is4o that man, eighty
i've years age said yesterday as ne graspeo me
by the hand: "Chauncey. there are not many OF US
left (Roars Of laughter)
THE WONDERFUL POLITICAL MATHEMATICIAN.
A. this stage In every campaign the political arthme
cSan begins cipher what Is going to be the result
had a conversation before my recent trip West with
the leaders of the Democratic party In NewAork iney
are good fellows Laughter and voice. In your
mind ~ Do ye moind that. Immense iaughtsf) win
pIensy Of the elements that make up an enjoyable
c and in their Intellectual characteristics In politics
principally noted the force Of their imagination
(Lsushter) They become homely humdrum men only
election but before election they are WONDERFUL
Fellows. Who know everything They SAID 10 me Our
reliance is not alone upon New-York NewJersey and
Connecticut but assured OF Michigan, Illinois
Wisconsin and Indiana"
When 1 reached Chicago the FIRST man struck was
Bob Lincoln. loud appfause) Said I: Robert
how about Ininoisr "wels said he, both sides admit
tho $1,000 majority to such extent that there Is no
Interest left In the canvass" daughter and appause)
ran across Governor Alger (applause). who was
Michgan's candidate for President i said; General
how about Michigan" Put her down for 10000"
(Appause.) Then I came across old Uncle
jerry Rusk tcheers for Rush, who had been sagedver
and was the best In the West who had farmer and
was granger Of the first class who when soldiers were
needed became soldier and OF the best that Wis
consn and who the intelligent
and courageous Governor in the West who by his own
has suppressed ansrchsm In Wisconsin and whom
know TO be the most Intelligent politician in the North
wcst-bccause he for me for President Immense
laughter again and again renaved); and said to him
"Upclc Jerry how about wisconsin, Said he d" Put
her down for sixteen thousand sure" tApplanscl
WHAT THE MAN WHO LOOKED LIKE PRESL
DENT SAID. r.,.-t3
Then struck Indianapolis and went up TO call on
medium sized gentleman who looked to me more like
President OF the United States than any man holding such
an onice whom lately (laughter and he said
found nobody Indiana whose opinion was worth back
ing who did not State from the doubtful ones
(Applause) Now we put the present nomnee-New- YORK
ddno his preseat position and assumed the responsio
ity Of electng him. and we are going to DO IT, (Cres Oh
1--WE will" we will,n and cheers.) We will we Will
rode-not on politics but Observation-Disclosures is my
principal occupation (great aughter for the next few
important business have on hand Is this
continued laughter)-I rode In six days distance
equal to the mileage between NewYork and Liverpool
and 1. not by the lane route out ana the
way back aughter). but it was through States
through farms thriving villages, along great cues
ylng by prosperous hOmeseads seeing everywhere inc
evidences Of the wealth. the growth OF the future OF
great people and trip taken by any one makes him
both a better American and hrmer believer in the
consistent policy live which has produced
these magnificent industrial results
TIE DIFFERENCE IN THE RATE OF PROGRESS.
As returned speeding along at sixty miles an hour.
: met the Democratic party on canaboat at Amster-
Taap,o proarous laughter They had been three weeks
covering the distance between Buffalo and Amsterdam
More laughter) And when week afterward went
night before last up the road. hearing peaceful shout
poked INV head out OF the seepngcar and saw Admiral
Thatcher and the Democratic party walking up Safest
CONTINUED laugher.)
IL seemed to me that the iron horse, speeding over
the best railroad in the world roars OF laughter. at sixty
miles an hour the telegraph wires strung from SIDE
10 track bearing the lightning message which In mo-
welded the globe into and the canalboat drawn
by mule represented the one side the spirit OF INC
Republican and the other the policy OF the Demo-
cratic party iApplause)
Tho Republican party is assured OF its past that
1t 1t except feel proud so assured of
It's present that it questions the validity OF Its
principles Its whole mind, its whole spirit It's whole
ambition, its whole impulse, impelled by every modern
improvement and every modern incentive has been to
shape legislation make this the greatest country
in the world. (Applsusc)
The Democratic party, the other hand, stumbling
instinct with old IDEAS catching tentatively forgotten
principles plunged by accident into the declaration OF
THdNe measure, has about ALI tbs oxhf@eeAiecs which
make Rip Van Wrinkle beautiful picture upon the stage
lpt tbs lasi thing that yonwant ia aeaI litet ppasss
WANTED: REAL PRESIDENT
Our business Ia this election is first. 10 put into the
Presidential chair President (Applause In the srifes
Of parties we have lost sight Of that great position which
the President Of the United States holds lie has more
power than European sovereign except the Autocrat
Of All the Russlas There is Emperor King Queen or
President who would dare stand in the of the deiber
ate judgment OF the representatives OF the people AMI
" OF them did. 1t would lead to revolution and
possibly to the overthrow Of the monarchy When the
fathers OF the Republic placed the power in the
Constitution Of the United Safes they did IL only TO be
used IN great emergencies. SO sacred 10
held that none Of the greatest Presidents had ever exe
cised It. They thought that in dividing the functions
Of government between the Legislative. the Executive
and the Judicial. they had kept them ncely balanced
that In checking another the beres Of the people
would be eternally safe. For hundred there
has been Great Britain For ninetysix years
for hundred years Of Presidents. only ninetysx
have been sent to Congress. Only few Of the older
Presidents and those the least equipped have asserted
their Judgment the deliberate and calm Judgment
or the Senate Of the United States OF the representatives
of the people in Congress assembled
~ Since the time the present President to his high
ofce. without education equipment for his place.
he has said three hundred times the and Repre-
sentatiyes In Congress: L know than you do"
A DANGEROUS EXERCISE OF POWER
Now. when President under such conditions can
thus defy the will OF the representatives Of the people
and sustain himself by the power Of the civil
appointments which give him the control Of the nomina
tons Of his party we have In this Government instead
Of the three great departments which preserve
liberties only twothe Executive and the Judiciary
If all the Presidents from George Washington
Mr.. Cleveland used the power only ninety six
times and he used IL three hundred times IL shows that
in his judgment only is his opinion that
OF the deliberate opinion of Congress three hundred times
but in his judgment he is three able all
Presidents have had put together. (Dcrsve
laughter) We are taught by the professors in the
schools to believe in the doctrine OF evolution. IL is
said that the magnificent manhood and womanhood
day has evolved from the ape that from nothing
evOuted the sciences which command all
elements; that from bsrbarisni have evoluted this
superior civilization; that from despotism
have evouted democracy and the rights OF
Granted the principle. for II to be proven Then
starting from George Washington foundation,
have evoluted In hundred years Grover Cleveland
tRoars Of laughter which again and again renewed
and followed by outbursts OF cheering) The doctrine
being established the result how in hundred
years Ideals have changed. More aughter) MI Ceve
land be entirely responsbe for this ssertion OF