New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

CUSHIONS Of the principles. upon the platform. IN
private conversation and In Congress. IL has been
submitted TO the people. and they have overwheHn-
ingy declared that they wish to try the experiment
Now say TO my friends again. for | am here a.
moribund say 10 them again that having Won the
election upon phrase and fable. they must put to
phrase into statute. and the fable into Law. W@a
| spoke here four years ago. accepting on H
half Of the Republican party. the chiienS
10 this great contest which was to re-
verse the policy Of twenty seven years SPOKE
- n politician believing that II was an l<sd" upon
which could win. Having been defeated now upon
that issue ! speak rs business man. ana "a! |"
his Adminstm,ion-and speak square.y for The parry
ot which Mr.. Reid and memb"r.-ihal then
VIII he 10 ohtsclc placed by in the accomplishment
& their purpose of testing this cNrc@Ernt' there
will be- no delays OF legislation, there VIII be no
=, be rlciion in either House. The country has by
ga )v.rs helmiag majority asked that the experiment.
should be tried, AMI the country Is cnded T. have
1t ulcd at
Up In T-ekskill daughter and appause) We had az
cnc time that Nillere excitement which went over
thr com r.. when Miller predicted that on certain
day az L. O'Clock n, night the weird would come to
an end. 4 yer, good AMI pouS man. a shoemaker
% on. village believed I'm Mcr's doctrine. lie len
MS business the last day and prepared himself ana
family for the Dr. I'D event when IL O'Clock pissed
a.d II got TO be O'Clock the shoemaker felt that nc
INNS, appeal TO some higher power than Mr. Mller.
10 said .. Lord. II the millennium + 10 come Jet
4, cone now and then shall be translated n, oree 10
u spirit where the people wear no shoes and Shoe
makers are happy in doing nothing: but II II Is To 10
postponed. ct me know now. because must se ready
Mrs rrown's shoes for sunday morning church or lose
t1c best customer | have" naugiter.l That Is the
position q The country today. Therc Is no policy
which can rain Ills country The policy Of Projection
which We have practsed for thirty yearN has sue
~. nd frIn
RcntncM Tie policy OF my friend here viii not
succeed In rining rs. The country Is so vast lis
resources aic 30 enormous the genius 4 her people
for busircSs IS 80 tremendous. that We rise 70 any
Gun r-ency. we overcome any difficulty.
The only qu-s ion + under whch viii We De the
mcr' pro,pcrou,- undo mI'r the ether for wo
viii h prosperous under any policy VII ca aav Nlmils
tratioa may nd pit. Bat ccholn: the - uet which hHs
Teen suggested by Mr.. Reid, II we TO be for the
next year debating what is u he the policy OF the
country then 20 have year OF stagalion III
business. This country never was - itch, II never
had 20 much money 20 invest, there never wc.e %
many enterprises which were ca ling fos c1pta,
md Their, never many oppr,uIllles
for capital 10 pr taOly engage IN business. MI
capital. however r'maln, locked up. Al the oppor'
tunItcs for employment which capital gives remain
licked mp through caution II capital and business until
The capitalist knows upon what principle he : 10
make his Investment. Now II. Is my friend from
Kentucky says, the country is ilil ot people "h)
for the past twenty years have been sirlsg I.E "
earn "A hvir2 and now past the period "lcn 'hcs
can earn II and are In thu ihroc> ~ pOv rtN anu ae
10 king NJ the open door Of tn worhhouc-'e' lncrn
be- kept there rot one day longer than j. nerc, airy.
Our friends have from now until The An OF Nle n
10 formulate their measures. ani ihey na.c w
studying the question fNr twenty seven !'Ns, ~,
after twenty -scven years. ard from now hh'il .,e
4th OF March, they cannot formulate ne crc,o'n,at,
policy which Is 10 bring this great pro,p NY any
period to this country. shtl h'sl'h"t
It's being done on December 10. NppiauSrl ~.
We have hal enough pcitics In The Time Wh"h -
past ard the campaign Is over. We nave nliuc pF
light and IL an honorable one Tor bo'h sr'.'
Ye have made II without malice AMI without yndci.
vorcss II htS closed With better ic'hng IMAM MY
trcccdng election which has been hrd III ms country
or hity years. Tie whole country rsrS 10 hr:;
Cleveland aud salu,rS him as President 1I ne ouiXu
,tates tAppinuse) They recognize TIE gravity OF the
tuation: They recognize The gaid"nr OF IN" oploI.
unity: Trey feel that b" stands H. p>ilon al once
ritlcal aud adventurous. II his policy win, then no
lands for the neat century n Gu evangsl u poh.y
which ha, dcrr what the best STATE men In po"e LOT
hir.y years have failed e. do. II. however ms prl:y
nc, fairly tried and II mst he fairy ;tl,d; tho
people demand that II shah be larry tiei-ti, "hei.
nr!y tried should prove that IT wa not WISE. Du.
,hrnsc and fable then Mr. Reid and four year' IRON
c-nIght viii meet here and have the corpse preach 10
Is. daughter ard appaise)