New-York tribune., 1893-11-22
81 Union Square, N. Y.

could leave our galaxy and so plecemeal blot out
took out Of politics the only question that worth
| ilghting for the only question OF supreme mosd
cause one thought the State his C country and IS
other the Nation his country There Will be cthsv
men can differ in view and vote and not hate eaab
other
Mr. Carlisle thinks Americans ought to buy thsr
goods where they please: another that they ouoAe
to buy only in American markets. But one may
vote for Protection and another for Free TrsAA
and neither think the less of each other Some naV
| ourselves others that a nation SO strong ought
chivalrously to share them with its sisters. Yet
other for Non-Intervention without susptcioA of
mutual disgust. Though confess ! should med &
Of my friend were % both right II he votes for
American In interyenton against the claims Of us-
But perhaps third reason operates more strongly
than any other in inducing men to vote independ,
emily. or rather for the best In men and measurS
selected from all parties. II is the discovery that
sl mche s ia rs m @ oad
the party with all attainabe force so that It's
momentum for good cause should become irrs5S
sistibe. we have created an organization compact
and welded which is irresistible also for hArm.t
aea men msS Or have
led It's construction and alone know how TO MAN.
These experts-we cell them bosses" secure n |
this way absolute control. II bad men. they nse %
on Sr OF e ana ca
this danger only by becoming so much simpler %.
afer ali make pp the most t Of it may Semsy
direct 1t toward good. or weaken II when moved
toward EVIL And the people p have srSwp & to pn
keep the units that compose the machine 20 ssTs
arste, SO loosely united that the units them,elyv,
noble Indignation, may at any time WELD hap
power OF the machine against the boss; or veit
against his protest part OF 1t, at least. aEs
gressivey for good
sTNATE's LOSS OF PRESTIGE.
When spoke here member OF Cor. [.
gress l spoke to convince you that the use cti
Representatives was a body of the highest mofs9
You S,d%t sa% ,Sas wani to s hear m %ne
raise your estimate Of the moral or iGte9ect.ar
against me. for come home to find a most start-
ling change in the relation Of public opinion e this
noay %Ses IN speseh "a and Opinion almost pity
body where wealth and party service OF the h. sc
tors have shown themselves Incapable iransact-
ing the ordinary business OF d,Hn,v in
ability were quickest stunned In the phrase. .
/ would like 10 speak briefly OF anoth'~ "'use
noticed with much satisfaction Our cou -msn
don't work so hard nor worry SO much has as they
they have added TO the hours OF recreation, This 70
a pleasant change and | see the effect in the
men. But fear from my observations at CHICAGO
thnt this reform has as yet. sirueS G Th ,h Inosor !ne
il seemed to me l had never seen a collection or
neope on whose faces read plainly the lines
of care There was intelligence and kindness ana
self-respect. In feature and bearing. but Oh 20
little cheer so little mrth! The general impresson
was OF sadness and WEAKNESS; that lie was 10 %
observation-disclosures was to be acquired. duty was %
be done-and that was all OF IT,
The ONE THING LACKING.
As I looked at them. prouder than ever OF my
countrymen as possessing beyond all other peoples
the roblest elements Of manhood and womannooo.
felt one thing wanting TO drop the care
that made Martha worry unnecessarily over many
things. .. . .
Pardon me. gentlemen H. in conclusion. l say
that my four years friendly residence among the
incest people OF Europe only confirms my nipres.
sion that God gave TO us the best country IN tnS
world and. In the fulness Of time. filled II Win
the best people. -
my countrymen I hold the gift OF American citi-
genship Gods best gift weighted though II be with
she terrible responsibility OF each citizen TO see
that such a Republic receives no detriment
The last speaker Of the evening was called on
informally He was the Controller OF the Cur
rency. James H. Eckels He made pleasant
impression upon his audience. His theme In
general way bore upon the statement that
hereafter National legislation would be likely 10
anplv largely to the treatment OF currency
u,,estions and to the bearings Of our financial
system tpon those of the nations with which
we deal in the progress OF our increasing trade
and commerce. The speaking was brought to
an end at @ few minutes before midnight, when
the company dispersed to the tune OF Home
Sweet Home"