New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05

Iatures might provide. In many instances they were
- va!ueloss as silver lining Of me cota' anu III
almost all cases based upon real-es'a'o "a W.
practically vnuclcs II recourse 10 1t were loISeu;
here would look TO south taroina vi Ia I"
swamD for the redemption Of his currency .aIu y.
these times when wild men all over the country aIe
ClaInOring for currency bascd upon I'. H., nno
securities. we have every reason 10 rne ,ban that
In circulation previous to the passage oil 'ne -'o'
Xew'York farmers. merchants, bankers. mechanic
and aboring men In all calngs, You want me p'St
dollar for your property your labor ana io 10 rv
change. with the highest purchasing power VI any
dnIlnr I'm The world We do not want clipped
dollar that Just to the extent II Is clppHu ", not
from the lakes TO the Gull. CAppiauieJ sea- =, , dis
connf dcnrndinc mpon The rcmocness of the state and
It's supposed ability t. pay /, =, D. 10 per CEN. r ~
would be compelled to carry bank onS iheIr
laws and In case Of n bank suspension woul- be Wi'n
out remedy. except as he sh5uh seid is uni
statement Of the loss the people OF the country
by the currency of the state bank; WIFI ~ Wn d ~ Thar
You may look it up yourselves ana you VIII iu '''
We want currency that abroad may be EXCHANGED
into the currency Of other nations az ihc id W" Wp
exchange theirs into ours. even iher g oi ~ ne
plnusc) We want currency win creu', o. , orv
dollar Of IT, and In gold too ina, Is 1I' Wal OBJ
our people today. Can be improve, m1e
Jet then of change Nsver r, Gma rs 1Arp%mscJ
] said something earlier about kepnnncain n'"
jory from the rural dTG s so 6 pSo ,ff oSs and ee
them. I trust. forever. Cheers and continued ap
plause)
STIRRING WORDS OF MR. BOCTELLE.
FreauentIy strong bursts OF applause showed
that the speaker had struck tn" bulis eye ar
Smith then arose and said Ladies ana gehie
,nen-The State Of Virginia has had great rep
utation as a producer Of Presidents Inc "'a'c
~ Ohio has recently shared that reputation put
the Pine Tree State has taken its position as 'le
producer of great statesmen AppauscJ 10 HIS
given us in this generation James g. Blalhe lp''-
lonscd cheers, and with Thomas H. Reed n New
England applause II mas nv"
u ,i,nq. keen and powerful dcbatcr, defender OF
Tho American Navy cheers, defender OF our
rishts, defender Of the tanf and re IS here 10
njght. the Hon. Charles A, Eontelic. u-"u'
clecrs) The Congressman from Maine was Cyl
IDENTIFY among people who knew HIM Dy iahr' loi
lie was most loudly apilduded. lie said III pau
President and Fellow GitIzcnS Of Nc" o,.,inl
= ncure during the evening. before he got through.
NUM- er OF people got up /" <" out ana som. o. IVA.
ianiiors undertook to stop them, wherrup nc iHtf
have learned that people hold dueieht hn ,.
ana they might Just nS well 20 now 80 TO, h ~
exactly what your ga9e ncr !, Ia In5, ri
In srnIy s"dly fun now and merely want 10 s1y
thai all Of You VINO are full win onlirc me ~ soins
out now Claightcrl, because soins to say e~
nosc Chiistorhcr Columbus thinks Of te Dcmocrliic
party daughter and lpp",c nv rh31 ,oS wa 70 d i,G
made in this cty for the comncmo
ration Of that great man could not hsp ,9na .ll
that If The Democratic party could hav" had IT. WHY
during the past fifty years there would not be a man
woman enid In the United states t'dny VINO ""nlu
laughter and appau-cl and standing here to night On
his platform IN hi, historic room. / have thought
Great patriots Of the period from 1901 10 l-Gj who
gathered here 10 stimulate the patriotism 81 sr|''
II The voice ~ prophecy could have told urn
then that. after We had shot down rr.9ln
would be assembled on this platform thirty year,
after sin cndcavorng ~ shak" the cnvrnomrd
iangs Of the D"mGcTc p"Fys i ia, l"g ghpt We az
a.senili,d FIR here to.nigit Every Republican know,
plauscJ The senator has very Justly saii 3, amaz
ine ~ view Of The history of this c"nnir' IN We" ui
~ The records made hy political organizations. IN We"
II the principles ohamponcd, In We" oi IN" noneNg eve,
hat there Is Democratic party In the United Saies
today lAppnuseJ
HOW THE PAgT.E- sTAND.
Is It not tru, that only political party in this
country darcs to before The American people ana
talk over prcjdccs by an hone" presentation 81 candh
Argument j. T.. Is ~ not. true that ore poil'h
marty in thi; country never before the country
Il
seeking 10 deceive or conceal to make Tie better
worse II That be true what need ~ said before
a Jury Of OJ.OOO,OCO Of patriotic people do no.
know what your local cNpciionc" j. hcre-I don't kno"
much about New York except that used 20 sail out
Of here about thirty years ago, but you mas have
different type Of Democrats he.c Some ono IN the audi
ence said Rotten - Ny friend Senator lscocD mi,
Understood me when asked him II there were sensible
Democrats outside Of Ncwlork. We don't have them
down in Maine. The sensible men In Maine vote tie
Republican ticket laughicrJ Those who dohN.
know 40 better. ana the Others depend upon the Re
publican party to do the right thing. CApplauseJ
But on this point OF candor and political honesty
why should the Democratic party Try TO decavei Why
not come before the people and honestly present your
views and honestly proclaim the policy you Will pur-
sue! DO you know Of one party who has done 80 !
II have n Democrat listening 10 me. and hope |
have. can he tell me what the Democratic party viii
do with the lahf question II We put that party IN
power is there any one IN Ne"-iorK Wh i, hho%s
thinks III regard 10 the tariff question: CONTINUED
appauscJ II any man can take that letter OF "Tver
lcveldnd and read IL Squarcly and then formulate
any sort OF tarn programme out al i', VIII back
him as an inventor Of PERPETUAL motion daughter and
"'''D DEMocRATIc MISREPRESENTATION
They don't intend TO be candid They simply In
that IS marching along today under tho banner Of
the Republican party G.rplanse.! a.. ....
the Democratic party Ihe Incident happened la my
Town.
senator RYE Vu,OWsts oi aPPhuspl' oi III. Su'te'
had made "a most inclslve, comprehensive ana con
Vncing argument, covering the whole Industrial system
Of our country. II was great theme for an orator
or n statesman. Tho senator discussed broadly and
giamdly from standpoint Of American patriot, and
therefore he lndolscd the Mckinley law. The next day
one OF our citizens came Into my newspaper Office md
said that lie bud come 10 ask II pearl buttons bad
really increased In price. lie said that Democrat
ps e in o Which he ' sad t that i he McKncS
6n had caused the reduction Of the
prices OF the necessities o: NE This Democrat Lad
said that there was !ne OF penil buttons hat were
now worth more gross than they wen before the
Mckinley taif bill passed. ! told friend. for
whom have great respect, that | would answer the
question by saying fist that did not know. and
second that did not care. Will qualify my answer
to the establishment Of that Industry but answered
that way simply because this strcccorner carpig
Is Just The callbir Of Democrats. They hold up A
pearl shirt button and conduct line Of argument
that article (Applause)
The average Democrat and Frcc'Irnder In looking
on the question Of domestic Industries Is llie
the man looking AT panorama through crack. His