New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
JHE HOTR md TIE CA USE.

There is no fortnight OF a political campaign
which it is safe 10 waste or misemploy, but the
last is the one i'll which constant zeal and
activity are most in demand and most likely TO
lie vel rewarded. Certainly Republicans have
every encouag cement 10 energetic effort during
the two remaining weeks. Those upon whom
the direction Of the contest was laid have
worked with sacacity and devotion. and they
have fully earned the right to appeal to indi-
yidual voters everywhere for the cooperation
which will surely crown their long labor> with
success.
RcpublicanS moreover, have special reasons
for entering upon th, final fortnight, not only
with hope and determination. but with pro
found satisfaction. Whoever they lJok they
see their party fighting on the side Of political
mo,alty and good government. On the broad
National field i; is defending great policies
which have brought honor, pr, >pclty and con
tcntmcn, t. the country. and sustaining Pres
idcnt who has served all the people with cx-
traorGlnary wisdom and fidelity. Within mar
rover lines ut various points. il is also fighting
against gross wrongs and abuses OF power, and
in the interest Of every citizen, whether he
recognizes that fact or not. In some Western
States Republicans are cnGeavolng to put the
final seal Of condemnation upon foolish ana
mischcvOus theories OF government upon
Democratic consi ilacy which is ,cciiHg 10 make
these falacios the means OF cheating the cOun-
Try. ard up.n dcmagDgucS who fame the
c,mmuniticS in which they live by attrihutnc
to them conditions Of material wIctchcdncSS
which do nc: cXis, and which could be the con
4 A lF,I; and india
lcnce. In the South the Republican party Is
lighting for lawful liberty of speech and action,
for the release of that fair land from the control
of a tyrannica and selfish minority. and its full
enjoyment of splendid birthright. In and
around Newl ork, the centre OF the battle
field, the Republican cause is the cause of
Fundamental honesty. In Connecticut the
Democratic party is the party which has been
steadily dciying for two years the Constitution
Of the state and maligning those who have
upheld ii and whom it has trlnmphantly upheld
In New-Jersey the party which is trying 10
elect Mr.. Cleveland is the party which has
Systematically stolen the control of that State
in many elections which has shamelcssy
swindled and numerically oppressed the peo-
pic and some scores Of whose most valued
members are now III JAN DcCd"'c VI 'H,ii ''i"'''
against the suif rage
And in Ncw-Yoro. where the struggle is
fc.cest AID the stake greatest, the party OF
Cleveland is the party which stands convicted
by public opinion and by the counts OF justice
Of a monumental theft of power, by means Of
which alone it hopes 70 maintain It's supremacy
in the State and dominate the Nation. Against
,hc corrupt and audacious combination which
conceived and carried ont this plot, and which
is now pretending docic allegiance to dis
credited leader whom it intends to own and
use, the Republicans of New-York are com
pactly and confidently arraycd. Their appeal
is to the honest instincts and Judgment of every
good CITIZEN 1t will not be made in vain.