New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

Bowcry" Colonel Strong introduced eX-- onsrcS'-
man Wise as the descendant OF an oll-hne WING
family of Virginia, whose father, in lS4o, iouSh'
the battle with 1ippccanoe ami Tyler, to, and
was elected Governor Of Virginia. Amid cheer
ing, Mr. Wise arose He said IN part
Feow- CITIZENS esteem it great priy Ic.;,e "a;
well as a high compliment, that haNe ben scIcoleu
20 address the bushes, men OF NcwlOrk on tic co
o, Presidential election which, In my judgment, ~
wolves the question whether OCl pFe'ct Pr p ia
shall continue and increase" Of whether We Sli'l '"'
don II well dcaned and successful bushes Po,o? ~
try sundry experiments proposed by l,e ~ M fn
many Of them Old and .ons since "pai'uo'e" a. IAN
ures BY thosc who tried them NpPl3,r n +, talk with
you. This is time Or p!1c, for induiHnS III H%I
surely no people ever had more tAu'' - ~ in mis-
Divine Providence than have We ~ Nation !" ''''
Presidential wear. tApp.ause.l .,v
our country is at pace. profound and APPARENTLY ,,r
lasting with every nation On tne eIob%, i,x and
patriotism p.ryadc whole people tah at penIIn,
We have harvested abundant crop are
thriving rs never I,.,ole. Our commerce Is sleauS
Increasing our trade balances with foreign i,"n ',
ire ON the RICH, side. Our business reports an !"V'
,st,sfacory Our wealth and our pop,allon nrE
raising with marvellous iapdlly. Inc t To ~ onr
rev discoveries and the industries "hIcA are 9P"ss
CD from them on ever lAhl' .,s, ci,nt strides
N progress most apparent We do not "ep' Sl"yr ot
evidence as TO TIE truth Gi an u' who are Interested
n perpctaing Republican power bai o's S ar
prn,.bea ns with delightful freedom by the opposition
h 1J d. nIacr ne i'm spit, such record
one Gss y", c0ErinUcd in once by Mr.. Hill. 10
snow US net Increase + over SO'0ooUoo ~ 1So1 and
Of our worMnemen within me si'Iie oVrr M 900 900
t'trn",her dev comes Superintendent Preston. also
pem9cr.tio appontee. to tell Us that wtan tne SAM
period the savings bank deposits IA New aoi incrs
in valuation OF the real and personal properN ~ ,
E%pF;s s as',c! for Of s5s EoooSoo 1ppaGse
Yet another Democrat the calm. plssloN'ss na it
always bread never DESCENDING - e na,lTw With
far piercing eve the whole continent as ne eoais tie
toundess blue OF heaven Dara wh1 o s you r,r
10 that OF other Democratic fIierdS, and IN e9u1s
editorial entitled business" Supported HS decares
hat i extremely gratifying 10 observe UNA. ine
general prosperity OF which there are h,S been
for many ye,Is. lApplause) Whatever opi,no, ~
many people may entertain III o dIicrenor Of opinion
as abilities Journalist or ms saenH an
pOwers of obser, alton, criticism ana oeuu'Vo" '"
economic questions.
THINGS To BE Thankful FOR.
We have many other things besides this general
nrospertv 10 be thankful for in this campaign MOI
since the era Of good feeling at the oeeihhis Vi
the century has clean canvass Oh uo'" N"~
been conducted The ca!umny and Vitupcrhuoh winch
hive placed our country in such an unenVaO!e Ish'
in recent campaigns is utterly lacking in TINS Ihe
characters of both candidates are unasaaiied Inc
Admins upon which the assaults OF an otiled
and not always OverScrpulous 100 are uirv'' ria
iIntainted even by tho foul breath 81 af'usal1o
purely economic issues upon winch men az
afford opportunity for acrlmohy anu in
The people marching toward me b&iiO.oVA sI
the i'm and calm possession OF an lher NORMAL
ties. and the result VIII be IeScnea Ill so f sstn
Of Judgment rather than upon the lhnuehCe Vi PuS'o
(ARplauseg ,,co, MARTY has everything to gain and
no,hug td lose bv tins condition of public feeling.
1Applarse1 Its trmcst hoe is strongest assurance
% Sn Ameiitsn people as TO What il In the
past what II is accomplishing, ana the noulu'.s
ward making the United states the fsees the appes',
the most prosperous nation in tho World Cheftts.
pro,ectio Of American Industries l. the suret means
Of securing our National prosperity tlit IecP,U H
products free Of duty in return like CONCESSION
on their pa.t our favor, viii restore ana QUA up
proposition Of Democracy 10 repeal the tax on STATE
bank notes is dangerous menace 70 our cuiIc1.S'
and threatens widespread business dlsastei' zap
plause) .,..-o g.. hostility
the first rlcule 10 the second and advocacy Oh 'c
third. To these they seek 10 add another Issue Dy
pretending that We threaten them with what 'h ne!
are pleased 10 call Force bill. propose 70 as
cuss each these topics In the order named although
Tie last is mere buea6oo Slgea fI r6ten wi" the
tmid and the ignorant and 10 inhame the preudlceo
The S ore aT Ia' thu u4 not only in the
changes It has made in Us decartlons Oh pnhcip'es
but n tSe evend did not oS w its platform
Oh no! EVERYBODY knows he is better than his party
utterly different from a. party platform. (Laueher)
Yef awkward and stubborn as IS the fact. he Is "A
candidate upon platform WHICH contains discovery
as startling n that BY Columbus and novel rs
anything produced by Edison; that protective tariff
Is Unconstitutional. daughter and applause
Thus 1t Is that the Democracy, after trying TO win
first on Free Trade, then on incidental Projection"
and then with a tariff man coupled up with Free
Trade Congress after trying tariff for revenue only, ana
tariR as a local issue after actually giving us four
FreeTrade projects OF Mills and his associates comes
at last wrapped in the grave clothes Of Confederate
Free Trade, Seeking new lease of life and power.
daughter and grOanSD
What Conta. Is all this o to the he c3n, a rTG9rS
It's banner under Henry Clay until rs last grand
stand under Harrison, Blaine and Mckinley. LOUD
The democrats tel MS the tariff is hardship On
whom Is it harShp rory On n, hoS" Fcd vim the
product OF paupcr labor seeking foreign markets. Yes
Irotection against competition WITH foreign paupcr
labor no applause
MISTAKEN IDEA
often talk with Democrats who say PRO
lection is all wrong, hut like Reciprocity. HAT IS
nonsense Reciprocity agreements are impossible WITH
out protct tive policy on which 10 base Them one
might Us well speak " grinding corn with on" MIN
stone. II is BY virtue Of IA policy Of protection which
We agree 10 forego rs to certain products Of our
n.ighbors. that induce them 10 admit 10 their
country, duty free, articles oi our OWE WHICH VIC
OF course. E1g and does not Ike til. e ayailci
herself OF naricidal war 10 DESTROY and take =!
herself carrying trade ana 10 establish herself
I'm the markets Of Central ana south American c)uil
tries and the spanish dependencies. How We cou q
regain those los advantages has been diilc,' ana
long worked problem. II las been solved at last by
the adoption OF our reciprocity policy. and even In
ono wear the prospect at hand Of Icspinng
no, only our trade with the nations 30 the south Of
MS AS t. whom have every advantage from Tie
Gulf stream and the trade winds, bnt aS result Of
this tina, We shall rebuild and restore our merchant
marine fApplauseJ
Yet with nh these glowing prospects Just blooming
into results Democracy laughs nj ReclDrO liN. AMI
demands that IT be abandoned bad p.h,y ald bad
business ((,rOan>
Now who are these brilliant business minds that
SCOT M Republican ideas Of business
LET rs look AZ the commercial risk which tn
southern States are running when they undertake 10
revolutIonize The commercial policy OF hi, country
Let us what they have AT stake against The Eepub
lean states. 10 whom they ~erhin: 10 dictate 4
change The assessed values Of a property real ana
personal in the following states which are Democratic
follows