The sun., 1889-11-20

and sneakine to the toast Com mmerce, the aliJ
OF good Government, the offspring Of national
In exactly the proportion that industry il
successful. c9mmerce and inance must be
PPnsBes The mnd az
the fruit and representative of the sweat Of the
BrSsd And there Is not TO Se heard on Eues esrtS
in my judgment. suggestion more erroneous
tai are antagonistic, or that other can prosper
except as the other is benefited: 1t has been
said also. cir, that commerce Is the ally OF good
government, and, It might have been added,
has been one Of the ppinGipal agthoEs Of IT,"
Further along Mr.; Phelps said; What is the
oISf Il IdiSr from from bad % soSernmontY @ Has II any SnS
other end or aim than the promotion Of the
ers alike in the various Governments under
which we liver Are these Governments any
PAT SUCCESS of the
Pla.psded political maxim, which was eTpressed
propose In its place It's converse, men, not
ernment, like the first need Of a largo business
eGE5PoraaSSn g5t a. is the right men TO- admnlsIer IT.
Important questions Of pSblic policy which
Fom tine to time arise & Hnd IN
US In due season by The light Of experlenee
|
But while they are still pending, better hum
| dred times an honest and capable adminstra.
incapable administration OF a good one Bet
| ter to 20 to sea on raft, with staneh COM
nna Sy ha1 m 'ee
away the vessel for the sake OF the insurance.
or what avail to bank or 2 railway would be
we belong to is not easily defeated. 1t can face
Thp 6s9SS tie a 6ats Is are
placed there and kept there,
and SSsan nsf rFns sGFG o aEas Tie
been conferred upon three, distinct bodies Of
the judicial. Continuing. the Justice said:
" This separation Of the powers q Govern;
States. as perfect as 1t might be. The Senate,
qt s in the THes
assents to his ,appoiptments to ofiice. Il In.
the eonstitutional body 10 try impeaehnents
WhetRer these exceptions have ave. ptoSed % dUS9u the@t
Goa Es Besa H aa
since Its adoption. over a century ago, such
oesd eds6 mage tSs OF
Union have repeatedly revised ana reSast their
visions has in the light. Of experience
Been no in msrfsd Rn deares In ths
direction Of Limitations ppon the powers Of the
on the other hand been toward 6si the enisrges Ia s
ment Of the judicial powers Of the Government.
The confidence Of the public In the judiciary is
stances Of a revision Of State. Constitutions in
the last thirty years the length Of the tenure Of
salaries have been increased. 1t Is clear. there
fore, that the experience OF the American peo-
a THAR nhartv m
happiness OF their social life. SO far as they
have been dependent upon the judicial func:
Secretary Of the Interior John ". Noble spoke
remarked about the West. he had observed a
great deal 81 rain In the East, IauGhter.l He
81 eS sF c tbs waT a nd
said that the last census shows that along IT'S |
course there is only an average Of about per
YQgykE. ~. ,o,.,....- ...... .-. ,,
there we're loud and unanimous calls for De- |
pew and II IN III, chaunSsy A. Dersw
in NV YGgk This .nd Is in part what hs SAID:
various forms by the SPEAKERS here tonight.
Department am spoken of as man who has
fancy but is without facts. The distinguished
Sg dBfG Bputns TnS M f d the fs ms S
heard OF Marc Antony in a judicial station 1t
Is hardly I far Thsn we & have an - nex-President
quence has thrilled the british until the favor
and when we have q member Of The Cabinet
here. and all these DISTINGUISHED officers have
hs oPnary is hn o
discqrsive remarks, and observations on the
great questions which belong to the law; But
MI NM 70 L. H.
have been uttered. thought when President
BEs the was esSF GT the to saRo
part In public affairs; to sacrifice its
Sow to sny Of 9S Hce e O
desire to serve your Government There is
:ion, have, not signed for q Cabinet ofiee, a
,oreiGe mission. or q consulshiD. You, gentle-
Cleveland made that remark he little knew
what sacrifices business men would make.
1pon occasion; upon the altar Of their country
which he announced his return to the profess
zion and the location OF his business place 1t
he OK: President. OF an incident that Occurred
when attended the funeral Of dear friend OF
}rencher had censed. an old man, arose In in
he audience and said; thrust that the friends
i the deceased will not forget that the son Of
tand,' But barring his politics. |, honor ex-
resident Cleveland as conscientious public |
'flcer. honored him before his election as a |
conscientious lawyer, and welcome him, back |
Q the profession. and trust that he will have |
III Its rewards.
The picture presented by ex-Minister
helps has heen before my vision ever since
10 threw that fresco unon the wall that all tho
andidates for office shall be dressed In white
1y eyes saw Tammnny Hall and the County
democracy In an Aldermanic contest In the
ixth ward clothed In white. / imagined what
hange Of linen they would have to make both
inside and out.
There Is a suspicion encouraged among the
ounger merchants that the conservatism OF 9
no Chamber OF Commerce Is coouual with its
ge. Although the members are not born to
We forever. the Chamber goes on as II forever
he fact Is that on any occasion that has here !
1lore arisen whom the solid men were needed
/ the front the, Chamber of Commerce has
sen to the occasion with Ideas and means and
atriotism TO stimulate the country. 1t would =
sem from the remarks OF the distinguished I
Lwyer and statesman who represents the Ad-
Illustration here tonight that tho Chamber I
Commerce at the present time has mis-
it's life AND the, Mississippi River is
8 lung. 'beR leave to differ with | 6
i'm In one respect. 1t is true that the internal I
ommeroe Of the country ia it's life but It will 20 4
Il although the Chamber OF Commerce phould I
o wiped out OF existence and thA nreaent | L