New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19

ing election as you would nave Vote d, III" L ,"
election If YOU bad known then VIVA. -" lii
now. you can proclaim that you; At naa,, ' ,r
your mistake. and you can SCUM ,,.,htna'on has
niready pVngeI the country in disaster and whose
full. magn policy II completely carried out. VIII
sink it in deeper misery.
MN. ,.,, >.,,,. ,,,,,rc,r rI,c COME
'''' 'n''>'''' VIM = -,. ,.-.
Who Woud not II he could. change back from
the ..c,io,., dr,i,,tion of sneaker crisp TO the
' '''""''"i "o'i''''''o' VI ~ ,,,,.,
vigorous ana patriotic rule OF sIorio"S' pb
Tom Reed who would not II h. could, change
paw IRON NE d uss.rv financial states.
,nansbin Of Inhn Sh.Tmans Whai business man and
, ~.I' , nj man i,,r loom Of !, Drmocratic
t,rr wirh iis ri"s"d nils and It's idle hands. To
SiIo,.H ,h 1iir IF Willinm Mckney@ TO the
i,r"gres,iy" ,nterfrisr and the secur. confidence
t M" ui .1u, Of H.n,mim Harrison CAP
',i"usa' ANU"
P'""'''
PEOkEN PLEDGES AID STi PENDOlS BLUM
DERs
Mr. ,leyelanI stood in the Lenox I.yceum less
than . yos,r a.o ON the eye OF the cleo
ton and said: "a nitl- reflection. 1t
seems 10 me cannot fail to arouse the American
conscience ia the wickedn.ss ~ We'll a. the peril
Of a debsuched suffrage" And yet We have seen
Lis Administration knock down thu Italian mission
10 the highest bidder Tor campaign iund to de
Lauch I'M, suffrage Tn. Administration came Int"
power with thu lou lest professions 81 civil service
reform. And vet "" have seen ~ turn Over th,
partisan spells. The history OF tn" eight months
las been bunder after blundcr and wrong after
wrong. charles Lamb described friend az takint
In gin and winter. goblet on goblet. staring va"
hist on tour 81 opstI ''."''' 'n' ,,r, Lii
port IN" first. The thiri To- krri 'TmpanX WIZ. WIN
the second IN" ioHi'h 10 ~ vi a., ~, VI,
me nith IT, ann9unsr thht ~ ~ nol w n na,' H.,
cidei Democratic symptoms. ir-a; Laughter and
~ llhuscJ me peinocia.r pay u p.V ,h, ,'
blundeTs. ana We car nrV"r rNpe'l l" $50 ''e Ia
on" 80 long ls the party ilN's . =,
~ "''Imag inns ,hssr I p''ii's b @, ,b ianI
Wh!'h nav I'iylleu m"",t .s ID, ~ 90, tms,"niG
bIi. great a. th.y are my Nliif 'i I -, ,
vIdlo' III ~, P,h, =" ,n n1,n,rv What has
preston "hi,h ose'nansS ,hr 'T,.'',Y III, La, ~
"I ~, ,% ,srnneb5, e. f. pem"cretic hands
X",ni, h,,, "a, 1,.d a,s,,r,nr ihai I'm plaoe
N"'nnis nut III" u'"n asr' 81, ~" n.mol,,.ti.
OF ,h"Puo"'"l po'''N w ar ~ nave "'''''N"'
W" -, have hcep .olI tina, the trouble is wholly
Nv" W. ~ u" u orei 'T, " IN. ,,trmpi +" charee
The s,. rausr ~ The financial crisis and deprrs
sion upon the sherman law IL an unjust ana mn
h''rH, ,,nsSp,o pcmocratc sIicc~s
and Democratic policy
THE REAL CAUSE or DEPRESSION
Let 1t not be forgotten tina, the Sherman Law
has two dstinc- features. Inc hrTl j. 'h' P'"-
vision for PURCHASING Silve" bullion. Inc Seo"h' u
the explanatory and comm iniihs he'hrauo" Una.
1t is the established policy 81 tn" 'nited states -
maintain the two metals on parity with eacn
other the ono patt - lust a. vD'saspy "a wa
osr1 h",p ,r1s ~ m" law That Is the rra-
son why with two and a half years OF the Shef-
man law under Republican Naturalization. We had
no trouble. Nprlau.el p"nocrauc Aimlhstia-
MAS plunged IN ,nn Ti hera OF thpee
months Increase in silver? What was the in
crease; The operation Of me ia" wouid IN thr""
mon,ns. Wrcha,r 10; v iss', hon, go 6.D o., OF
.,i,or certin~atrs DOES any rational man mean
To say that the mere question 81 No0poci Of
silver. mof" or less or i".ct 1I uIrlC' ti"'v
"nrh ", n"n' 'e.., =. i,,i,l,,, ,itnccth.r v,ss
oo,n, a." -, vrc,nce ,,ni What then was the
frouLl.9 The Democratic Administrations observed
only one part. and acted A. IT. II had no pow
Ia
iroubl" came b''a - N.oI' ~ ~. :" go,
i no,as in .ilyer inns nuttne us on a silver
standard at on ,c. because tho President proc"ele
upon IN" theory that there wa ~ ENccutiV"
power 10 PI"tIi" ~, - -. ,,i.,r.'S i,u, tho
i preeloeni did nothing ana Congress has done
nothing Great applause
m 49, ,h,,. s,oa,,ar. .,1 a. to.eo
ih',' W ~ nIi.,,rnsG AMID - s..,. ~
" 'I",N vi, ,'''e
OFFICERS or THE MEETING.
nj, e,,,,,, ,.o,. tho ,,p,,,rs of ,b, roe.tinc.
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Ilis, " VILLAIN j. Sh"Ag I'm" N'o'' ''ph'H bi'h''"'
Cornelius Va" '"I'' E"''f T. F"''i "'''"" u '''"'
Ncnoi. Wilbur j. Nah'n1n, u. W. 'ai'oi' I"hh y
'"'Arriih Ihon', : Il'u, w IL N'''"N' '""m'' -
stewart. Donald McI.o1" Ilahh Ei'H"h Jacob VI rat
icr-rn. Henry l.. linsteH. james W. llaw'-. - Is
IIaip"f. VILLAIN &. E'~it-' lH"s" D'h"'' i""i'
K"nn"-, Mathis I'"'", '''o'1" w "'n"'N''' J. J.
Nr"'''' Nu'"I' IL '"'''' "''F = "a" - '''"''
@od'n' ''os' W. ihg"'h 'h'i''' H. N"frNN' Ihon''
/. W"ni"orih, \ H. HumlhfH' howell g Rec Ih"m
lIn'irlh. D"hl'i u IiII n'l h'li u. l.. van NH'h
James H. Wandline. John Il Ifc-'dicr, ihoua, Is
oicli, 1-aIc r. Sfodlad. :. a.. French BENJAMIN Z
CarIantcr LDui~ r. Goldae H. L. HASKELL /. lenau.n
Han,,dcu Coniciu. u. Mitchell. j. X Cillcy Frederick
d. Grant, George \. n,lsry. Lucicn Knapp. John NJ
CiaN". Daniel open. "'ots" B Morris Joseph tim'n
william o. Wychoh. II"nry 4. Robinson, Jane, \
Ilamnrr J"hn W. Ai's"r, sanford j. Murray
re- lei lVf tod. 10 4
Lew T. ''"''"'' N""r" h""hh'I' Herman ~ Armour
samuel Thona JaHr' \. Blanchad. Ellis H. Roberts.
joel u. Erhardt, Charles H. Dcn-on Foster Co,tc. J.
Thomas Hnar's' AeNanirr caldwell, L. t. Chitt'Id"n.
u. .. WcHham =. ". R0wnc, G.oIgc j. Scabury Henry
oloa.on. rredcFick Gibbs william Ieary Ilspcnari
Stewart. Peter H. Mcdonald. George II. sto,cr Charles
r. Homer John H. Gunner Roswell q. IIor A. D. Wet
Bernard Bein, Mahlon Chnnce John Eeisenw,bcr,
e. W. nonhl>. Arthur l.. Merriam Jane. Phillip. jr..
g. C.arIc Thomas Martin II. Iicaly John A. Greene
Franci. r. Iamboer. William fcnkel l. Albert Engc. |
hart rrpsrus H. I,onn W NJ X Dlcot. ~ D., I,rr,y
William II. 1ownlcy John o. Mott william |