New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
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Republican Club, the Lincoln Club,
s Ninth Ward KspuScan cIah the Pioneer @ss RE-
pScan nS the G TIE Terry NGrds "oored ess
the Bloomingdae Republican Club, the German
American Republican Club. the Yorkville Republic
can Club. the Alpha Republican Club. the Harlem
the He'll Gate Republican Club, the
Young Mems Republican Club, the Charles +.
Bruder Republican Club. the Fordhaln Republican
Club, the Lincoln Union Republican Clnb the
Hungaria Republican Club. the Fremont Republl-
can Club. the fremont Republican Club. the
Suburban Republican Club the C1lored Basiness
Mems Association. the Union Republican Cup OF
Harlem, the West Side Republican Club and the
Terry Republican Club.
COLONEL MALPIN"S SPEECH.
The roll call completed, Colonel Mc.Npin do
liverrd the following telling address TO the con-
yention:
cn,lscn Of the Lcas1G anes yGa com On
veniion of the Republican Lsase Of the s5ae
1 1a,Sn It rs IS S me- on great u'd pcasure '
pless my most hearty thank. to our na :, hoiS ,Ss
good citizens o. th, place generally: TO whom we are
indebted fer the Of this b"ul and eo,mmodSns
It is certainly u favorable omen for 80 many OF our
citizens at this period e the year. 10 e ana e' ,he
fact that campaign Is In progress, and that IN stats
and Nation there is much to distract the attention an"
constituent members Of sres, party ar, osS to
contribute 10 that plry, future suecns, - aa ", ,,n"s
which are established not merely further the inter
principls advtcaci by It's member, and. in the rs.
iabhment OF those principles TO further Inc Na''o"S
II wa~ moi in the contemplation o. the founders OF
our Government that its aifar' should b" mana geo 0y
rations Ii was believed that citizens individually
would always he kocny alive TO their tneo ,,t ana pre-
Tor positions Of influence only those men capable IN
to sdSG f gS' SdH s 'na his 'a%s @
policies are deviscd by tho people and rcpeseniaiiv,s
chosen t. ex.c9c them @ GS odo oi az hv were cor"y rS
Planned laiancc Of The different branches Of soyern'
mrn in Tnch Is son,an ccnaon ' wheD D the
rights Of in viuals were suborfnai2 To ca., ,n'rrc.s
mirds Il f'w arsecng men Of tho pos Utilities
Of the Nation, resources and devcopment Even me
into more intimate in nerco#rc. looked forward with
enthusiasm to IN, time when the mail cond b" brought
from Philadelphia to New-fork win the span OF
II is neither my purp So at this moment nor is
there time for ne 10 sol out the growth ard expan-
sion that have taken placc-ih. building 9f states;
H.: d;coy"ry o, "a, cs the f 'sSanST ISa ana m ecry
The developments Of machinery and H myad ~ o oi on"r n"r
present status moi different scene In the same Ma.
iiona drama. hnt rather making of Us actors H. ~
i'm formulated that instrument and the people
adopted IT, Groyh',n:, ,hS ,, ssDor,o, has surr,cc been
made practically free there still remaining in some
states qualification resting on property and cdnca.
have sprung into NE. making ncigIbarS Of hitherto
Strangers and discovering new and common bonds o.
for brief periods m,dc and CONTROLLED pnbhnc h se hn:
%n p"In ,nrodS"a nna p"1r nf1 n. struggles Of
government. watched with Hntc as murh interest by
the cxistenc. of representative government Itself
which. until recently, they have been pleased to
deem experiment.
THE FUNCTIONS CT PARTIES.
Parties, however are but n means IN end. and
not nm end They incite to interest; create s+nt
ment: bind together all those Of a common principle
regulate responsibility determine the maioritys WILL
and In a word. make effective tho endeayors OF indi
vdnals which otherwise exercised would be desultory
In reviewing The past It Is proper - point wtts
PaS 70 G and nVoopDs OF Dr Of the Nation 10 its POI
cles hom" and abroad to IFS record upon financial
and tarm to s sardan,p ., or or pss
lions ,radifisn and 10 its readln'ss to dsve'p Pr and
Expand the Nations power whore tho god OF all 50
Pledges made and executed in tho pest are c'laran-
for faithful performance in the future Ana We
meet to-day not only 10 promise but to insure that
orr party shall exercise the same wisdom In solving
most critical period, Of lis existence: that It shall
pm, to tho front a. is repre,"na,ys'% % men c9hos S.
duties uncorrupt and uncormpble and who offer as
"A pledge for their stewardship such honorable d"vo-
ton and service to their party and iis principles as
To commend them not alone 10 I'll members of that
party. but 10 every Intelligent CITIZEN who seeks 10
prime pies ready enuncatr and support th"m and
OF such standing as TO bring about these conditions.
fined to the limits Of this state. We are members of
larger body existing in every state and Terri
,9G y,,on rS nf wS,c led 10 i dTl War; The Hepubi
can party whose history for generation i the same
Of peace Within the approaching decade are 10 be
solved problems which will dri, rmne, IN large
mea sure. the future OF representative" government,
the development OF our National resources the pro-
lection Of our National credit: The mainensn , 81 :
suitable currency the rights Of all interests individual
and corporate before tn" law. and establishment
Of the constitutional guarantees of life. liberty. hap
plness, conscience
PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
In the domain of National politics our party stands
the economical principle Of protection and that in
tcrprctaon OF the Constitution which admits OF the
widest National expansion and authority consistent
with the full rights Of the individual We believe
in that pcloy OF protects which seeks 10 develop
every possible endowment OF Nation. whether II be
Believing that Representative. government requires
higher grade of citizenship than any other system
seeks to reward fully possible the services OF
labor not alone for the purpOs OF mere n rsmhd bu:
the enlightenment OF themselves and their families,
50 that the culture, comfort and refinement 0f the
American home in the future as in the past, may be
chief source o: strength
the great field OF finance the Republican party seeks
To establish and maintain system which viii insure
abroad This mus, be prtdicated upcr such stand.
ard OF relationship OF property to the basis OF our
nitely determined any time The American dollar
must always and under all circumstances, bd Of the full
value, that whether 1t appears In the form OF gold,
silver promise TO pay. its purchasing power shall
be the Our country IT this moment Il passing
through "A financial crisis with far-reaching results,
and with immediate prospect OF solution. Bust
enterprise il nj standsil. banks and capital
in every form being wrecked and this is equally
attbutabie not only 10 various easily deter
mined but also to the lack Of definite policy the
part OF the Administrations which makes 1t impossibs
for the business community 10 plan for its OWE pres
ervaton 1t T. enough for the chief executive OF
the Nation to counsel patriotism and quiet on the part
OF the citizens. when executive ctharsy and intecson
m of thp Sht tln
of tho Nations credit. To meet an emergency and
compromise between the legislation
on financial questions the present sherman act was
passed. II seems I" be the ConcelSus OF opinion,
although III" exact terms of that act known TO
few. That its :epcal should be immediate, and that a
comprehensive substitute should be- adopted. How,
ms in past emergencies. our party stands ready to
bear It's part, with no uncertain declaration. for the
benefit OF the common veal, and demands that those
charged with affairs should cease LONGER To tribe
With the scrinnn prOhl.ms hcfnr. Lui hrin Ia