New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
MIR. DEPEW'S RINGING WORDS.
When Mr.. Depew raped for order for tbs
speeches he was cheered again and again. He

said:
Gentlemen I am with you here tonight quite un.
rived thought would be impossible for me to come.
the Cc,oner's jury dsughter having held me re-
which 1 happened t. lie director The Coroner in.
| formed me at late hour, in view OF the present
eNigences OF the Republican party, II would get bad
in 25 900 he would risk presence in this banquet
speaker Reed says this is the first time he has ever
been brought in such intimate contact with tho
criminal classes, Much laughter and cheers)
Dismissing, however, the accidents OF corporate
Offices. which l have collided with before in my po
ltcsl will come down to the business Of tha
evening. We here tonight rs Republicans (cheers
pure and simple. loud cheers.) There are no Demo-
Gratis in this crowd OF the kind who fail 10 vote tho
deliberative bodies. CChcers.) There are no Mug.
wJmps. who doubt everything in this world and in tho
have faith in their party and know it is right every
Under the guse of compliment to the president
the club present 10 give our greetings TO tho
National leaders in the National Congress, who during
have fought our tight and won victory tCheesj
We welcome Reed. loud and long ,cheeringl We
that Mckinley is not here. (Chccrs.l
The Republican party only fails when it is on the
publican properly constituted has nothing TO defend
{" ileai). and wien Republican attempts TO apologize
himself in the position Of the regiOnist who trying
to explain why he bclicyes in the decaOgue (Cheers)
He does not impair the decalogue, but nc runs MS own
position. (Checrs.l
The Republican party during the years that it hos
existed has always won the victory when IL mas Deen
aggressive chcers. when it has been moving upon tho
assault checrs, when it looked not behind II. because
ward TO the positions which must be carried in lha
interests OF good government and the liberty OF man
CheerSD
THE SoNG-MAKER OUT OF DATE.
1t has been said. and tie saying has often been
quoted by philosopher Of the last century: Give
me the making OF the songs of people, and care no,
who writes their laws The time has passed when tho
songs of people any longer stir its enthusiasm or
direct its policy. We have passed the singing period.
Npplause) The newspaper in the universal discus.
sion twice day of the principles and OF the measures
of the hour has recgated melody TO the bard OF the
past. But another and slgnihcant ia.t H,ees tlS
political philosopher to divine. that Is that in the rush
and hurry and strain Of eur eur daily LIFE the news
10 affect the public sentiment as II dh
People have time to read editorials. and they are
mo I'M moved by Son Sd M e s are ia taught an Se S S
politics phrased in epgram -
Unfortunately the Republicans failed to grasp tIe
enemies. bin, intended according to the promise
of our National Convention ana the promise OF gYc tYc
10 every nlan the right TO cast his vote once ana
have it counted as cast in the vocabulary OF eplthes
bi CARRYING ont the prime piles and the promises
cf party, which shall once more place the Amercau
ships becomes. in the epthet of the hour. subsidy
!ob.n A determination sprinsing from the hgh.,s
unders landing OF the industrial, the commercial and
the financial needs of the country which leads th9
protect honest currency, honest money, the credit
The reputation and the business OF the country be.
comes I'm the epIthet Of the hour, the movement OF
Wall street and the desire Of the :" gold bug" and
the coupon cutter' 4 measure which erysiazes
into law the promises the pledges and the principles
of the party for quarter of century, a
felt every part of the country giving to industry
impetus and to wage earners wages and empiOym mcnt,
becomes high price while a gentleman VINO IN ihs
capacity of speaker of the House than any man
occupying that place for decade o t6ngnS, % rn,,.s
en0rces the rules. brings the body within the iihts
NJ gives them To understand tnat toH
gress is made TO transact business ana cohpelS, sne
to transact the public business, Is car Whesersl
The President OF the United states who has fulhed
all the promises contained in the platform upon whlen
ne was elected. In the speeches aud letters wmch ~
rave 10 tic public is caTicatured in the comic papers
and the press as man Of little size and large hat.
Well il ayoirdupos and adipGse tlaughterb are the
friends think great laughter Judged by that standard,
ismi>sng all above the shoulders cheers and shouts
of auChter.o the best and most accurate scale In the
conn ry 0aughCr. President Ia rson weighs more tran
Governor llill and much as ex-Presdent Clevo-
land CLaughterl
NOT IN AN APOL0GETIC MOOD.
Bat fortunately the lessons OF adversely have their
lses aud they have aroused the Republican party
to its Old spirit and It's old aggressive tendency.
Cheers We are longer in an apologize mood.
CheersD We are fighting CProdlglors cheerlng1
We call a Subsidy bill, bill for putting American
commerce under the American flag all over the world.
Cheers We call the defeat Of the free coinage OF silver
honest legislation in ihe interests Ot the prosperity OK
the country aud every and woman In it, tCheers.l
We call the Mckinley bill the protection OF American
industries, and their promotion and encourl lscment.
Cheers) We say that while piracy upon the higa
seas was crushed out 100 years ago, end burRlAx2