New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04

c,son ~ the polls Az a business man and irTl n
g., e. thera was reverson OF the industrial policy
OF the country there would be an ihuns'''d'
10 one can regret more deeply than do the lui-
flinent of that prophecy 1t was. howeVtr; IT, 1'' ole
table in the nature OF things varnome by
ppbrace9 IN the laws of trade the second are nan-
cal nrinclples and the third Is human nature.
The whole theory OF the change when was was, c9 ,ho
ssniinptjop that he ordinary and usual influences
which affect mankind would not worn up" ii;l "T
ali classes are the bankers the money-lend~rs ana
The investors In all ages and in all countries they
have been the first take fright II was assume H.,
that if the party which had repeatedly declared ny
the majority of its representatives. Us i"lH ~ -
brench Of The Government the banker would be
serene, the investor INDIFFERENT ana 1hd T II tho
noiicy Of the pro ection to American Industries upon
hh n and mG h M ne 1 Of m
was destroyed according TO The pledge of this party
furnace proprie;ors would serenely continue IN bus
ness just the same
LOTS OF HUMAN NATURE IN THE WORLD.
Rochefoucauld once said that there was great
deal Of human nature in the world. me result
Of the last election proved that there was Il co'
siderable left in the United States not TO speak
of foreign countries where they hold our Sc
curitieg. iApplause) The foreign nnancler be
came frightened. and refused TO loan his mohey
the bank depostor got scared. and drew II oHi,
and became paralyzed The man or woman VINO ,i,
had saved money in bank took Soar e eet an" his So
curities here to get his cash me mow,ebs der
foreign proprietor ana 5ne " fcarins to ac
cumulate stock or unable TO borrow nOhes. sness
enterprises were Parayzed nmr conIIons when
existed at the close OF the last Adinnis.ruiii,v"
were succeeded by other G9n tba hundreds Of
thousands of men went INTO oanNp,h nrvn,ent "'D
two millions of men were ont OF employ n~il,, ,r,s
iS
for this phenomenal and wonderiu 'T mn Shernan
aW Consisted Of two paris authorizing ne
purchase Of certain amount OF sivcp p he 'rrnas
ury TO 50 administer the law that the sdr'X
between gold and silver should be Iaia'a ,nho adj
yocated II were quite willing after testing !, "
abandon it. The Blend Co.'S silver ,wa law year n"' 1t had
injected into currency hundreds OF mi sIyes
Of silver without apprecat,ns the , prGe the Tl two
metals Its continuance Threatened t9 t,Um Of
Unlimited currency and the friends of the white
metal proposed finally to open NE nooufS ara @nI
Womb dIsappear from our currency. Our Demo
cratic friends usual had no heart 10 nnte ttr
forte (Appause.) AS critics they are uletuti ~
as carpenters they are total failures uangh'er anu
IKE Hon. John Sherman. the grandest Roman nan
of them all ppause with his or sn hs eresnmption Of
specie paym,e,nts ana aional and Individual
cre an, e tbe silver question by one Nation through
the purchase Of It's annga D"t Up the az Government
should see to it that the parity between i'f Yer
and gold was mantaned rms the "W TWO Years Of
Republican Administration it. DID v no , harp pcace
scared nooody IT mBarf Sa in no But Mt' in hef
year of Democratic ADMINISTRATOR Ss,p IN orr
cmTrencv. if our Democratic friends are TO ne e
believed has thrown us into the tn,u ,. inst
baniruptcy There engaged in any p dnes
Welding income or SZU a Wt'h' WIZ
not know do not care what ms ponies a mo- hecn
that if the Republican Adminisra,ion nae
clause of the Sherman act would not nave '''
The National currency is either Natiomal cur,
rency which goes Of Itself or an unnaturar The
Difficulty with an unnatural currency is that IT re ,h
upon the Government nat for iis nalue' ia ike
a baiky horse~you spend an hour in getting him n 10
60 FIVE minutes wondering where ERE ne may + Illus
rates the problem in arithmetic y PreSt the frog
could get out Of the well because eVery '' The
Jumped up two feet he fell back three ieet M
president called this cSnsrS5 bc 10 h sG' failed r
~ because the rest of the world absolutely refused
s to so on to 90 II alone It can successfully II
is upon that natural currency when " ei"9 So5 in
in every state in the Union ana equaly sOou W
London and Paris. in Vienna and Rome IN 'a-
cutta and Pekln
WHAT A GOVERNMENT FIAT IS LIKE.
When Congress met Mr.. Cleveland sent to the
body message admirable both In tone anu
temper. II stated clearly. logically and ably the
positlon which the American people heiu' IN"
our own Nation alone occupied on this ques'' or
The Republican party in the House ana IN ,,,e
Senate without regard to the pars,ah and
enthusia sticay said to the President: we WI ~
support y99 HGggaus W cevead S yoa are
Mugwumpt and the other half said: We on WI, !!
take % f Had fOh he eosdn BY
dent which was the Republican pC 81 congress
hundreds Of thousands OF men now out oi ri
ployInent and hundreds OF thousands OF Iai'',,e 5
now ercumstances The Republicans stood
ready at all times to vote WINE tne
them accomplished nothing for the anv in
interests of the country ana couIa aer ftol~ The
abest of our State Democrats both in the msnPu,
ation OF practical politics ana IN ,ne H Mr'
cleveland is adept in presenting aee mVra
the Ten c0mmapSmen of mann TO public
hn. the the addresscs We're for Muewumps who
formerly oeeTp9 the who G IN the ordinary
and look for genuine Democratic doc1rv n ,an
Il yas 9Th knowledge OF this fact that read
the able address Of the senator M sTbc Eagle
but Read it, The speech may be dyided INTO an1 TWO U
accounting for Inc h IN tSe country
and the other defence Of Judge MaHm Una b toi in
OF ,' these pemocrat can frame them His contention
is that the business SUSPENSION me bsth ,bc
tha -
u,il,ions out OF employment represent legacy oi
npadnmhiicon laws we must admit that having nai
nelsnSa,on Of the Government for the past thirty
Sree Years we have left rich legacy OF Repubhcah
| legislation QpplauseD nm
THE COMPOUNDED LEGACY DID 1T ALL.
II our present troubles are due to the operations
| Of This legislation why have they not come De-
| forao When was a young lawyer up In Peeks-
LIN I had for a client a farmer who was struggling
along ON about fifty acres of land. and doing very
| we'll Suddenly by the death of an uncle ne De-
came the possessor of large and prosperous dry
,oods s.ora in the village. The uncle had made q
| great deal OF money out of the store My ciien'
sntered upon his possession and proceeded TO az,
minister the estate. In about a year ana nan
he Sheriff sold out the store and also the farm
As ne was crying in my Office over his misfortune
| / asked: ''Tompkins, how do you account for IL
| u renled that the COMPOUNDED legacy upset him.
| II was simply the difference between knowing now
| IN conduct a small business we'll and large one
| badly prolonged laughter and APPLAUSE
| What are the legacies which our Democratic
| friends say have produced these bad results? They
| are the Federal Elections law the sherman SILVER
| Purchasing law the Mckinley Tarin law and the
| National Banking law The legacy OF ne Federal
| Elections law simply consists OF Rrovidin , Two
more authorized persons al lhe pols 10 pheven,