New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
to dispace the product of the lanor Vi 'n'
~ S-iIa. raonla Un continued:

tn dispace the product OF inc i""oi Va WV
American people. lie continued:
voun rathe, lose that hand than to hold with IL .
ballot the effect Of which would be to put the hteue
our own citizens into helpless competition WV. -,
missry Of tho Old World. 1 believe In tn" dignity VI
labor and In the sanctity Of citizenship LarS'F I @
80. mooev question 10 the squarcly placed oe1oro
the country in the Federal Elections bill y 10" 80.
OF cowardy acquiesccnce in the crime against
which in hve great States has left the eecuoh oaS p
10 The despotsm Of and fraud will crectuaiy
IN, farm OF government II the Republican party no"
for tho nrst time in fifteen years, free to sct s' Ian
10 devise servceable guarantee Of the rights OF VII .S
people and have their votes honestly couh'u V''
party will entitled to all tho penalties OF disgrace vi.
In this world and In the long run men ana p'r'e' Wv
that 10 which they ore entitled:
The speaker commented with words OF warm
admiration on the good fortune Of the parry ~
finding among the ieders ."
of strength and intellect for the WORK iohs
waiting to be done-the work Of delivering the
Ap,erican House OF Representatives ir9m sr'o
hands Of reckless and desperate minority.
JUDGE THuRsToy's ELOQUENT SPEECH.
Judge Thurston's speech was considered one OF
the best OF his many eloquent efforts. lie was
applautcd again and again while delivering inc
address, and when he closed the cheering con-
tinued for an unusual length OF time. Here afc
some OF the things he said
Tbs magnificent convention OF delegates wnoS" p.''
ceedtcs witnessed this afss seemed to mo Ike
an inspiration and pronss an inspiration to th's VINO
believe In Republican faith and promise that the efe.
principles OF loyalty. liberty, equality ana Iusco "ou
s continue animate tie hearts and permcate tne IN
to,,ccas OF tho American pcop. (Apllause) ON from
the Wild and woolly West and am here tonight 70 say
20 YOU that this great West which has now grown 80
strong In numbers and votes "a today and VIII DO In the
future "a it hes been In the past soldly In Tn" kcpuo
can columns In 1892 applause this great west WHICH
In years gone by gave to tho Nation Lincoln to carry
IN the glorious the Executive In trying days. d
that aave Nation Gran: TO l"a' the araies OF inc
Repubc N victory must be true to the mighty cause OF
the Republican party. APPLAUSE And why shoum IL NOT
stand With the Republican party? 1t was hoe-t"aded by
TIM men who bore The nuskets In zach dugout can be
found the op1i who pered lfc for liberty ana Tor ue
Gag 1t been var from the prneval foro'n by the
sturdy Of the pioneer The miner who hes ehtHfcd
the heart Of It's mountains for It's golden wtoith mo
forester whose pctod the way through us virgin
sorosts must necessarily vote the Republican Ticket BE-
cause he f. bravo and en- hoae; and ruo man. ZAP
pisuse) This great West thanks to the R'Dubeao
Marty which salnt Democratic oppression and protest.
as h, IN ncrnaScd with six Of Statehood. shining In
the surs OF the American nag VIII st.c tho Presidential
election hereafter without the VOC OF the Empire state
tChoers and sprlausc)
After discussin. the tariff for awhile. the
speaker continued as follows:
Ru there is another and grvor question confronting
the American people to-day. II Is question dear u
American hear 4, II til" question Of human rights ana
the question TO whether not the Constitution ara
laws f this county 70 be obycf ana on this the
Republican party stands solidy In favor Of the man
fApplauseD In this Republic th" unit Of political power
4, individual citizenship No -nge unit can b" hlotf"d
out / d. not know that I would favor tn" particular
hill now pending IA Csngrcss BIZ: the E'pubiran party
stands pledged upon this issue. 1t Is the pas!
which has alw ays had the to take an advanced
ground upon the subject Of human rights whenever they
wrrc denied " oppressed Co no: know that tn,
Lodge h'll is thu best that can bs
framed bu. thing is certain the conscltucc 0l
Tho American People viii 10 peak the cour
ag Of American reop- will n"v? "2, to bot"ct the
honor OF American people will never stand unhhing
I'm tho ,ahs Almighty God Until every American citizen.
baek apd w6c North arr south. marchc, 10 The Vols
m t,c sunshine Of safety sih casts the ballot that he "a
rhuyAd {, put tho tox under I'll" Constitution and oc
laws (Ar,n ase.) Tie Democratic party SAYS this Is
/, FORE b.. II tai w1' urnt. . disgrace.
Tes II \ TN. Whra have tho tar.
r.raccs Of inju.c" o2p'c.'Io aad wrons ever been
CARED crcch: BIZ fcf,"' W,.es bate Of Nbntty
via Oyer fo,eh, c1cc). b. forccl Fore coarld unw!l
tx toyav aig the .!a; "agna Chaiit fore" ani std
TIE Declaration Of Inect nd and issued the Taicra
ton II, ciAp,a Ion force hid untrok-n liza" ut Shlo
,x,pc the Clouds Oh L,okvUb Moui',i marched with
sLeoan to the sen With s...eln down tho Hall'T
OF the SAandoah and 5000 with Graa for the nag and
the Union a. ApuotD1ttoX. Tremendous cheeringD