New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

assumed that he would have called IL together Deiose
now The majority Of the Republicans were for inc
repea Of the Silver pure base clause last winter and
they are for 1t The President has rot assembled
Democrats are adverse and that they can only BIO
brought to It's support through practical exp'"hce
OF National disaster. And this costly object lesson
OF distress and park, permitted by a Democrauc
President to teach Democratic Congress- Is the MP
p0N o4 pr this OF all there Is no
that the limited silver provision can De ns
faction OF Democrats insists that It shall be repealed
only upon condition Of free and Unlimited ro a
Another faction insists that It shall be repealed only
on condition Of restoring the old State wildcat m ney
Each of the remedies Is worst than the disease Th~re
arc signs that ~ dangerous project II ovsr'hro"hs
The prohibve tax upon state bank Issues mas sre
insIdions or alarming silver, even though depre-
GATED has intrinsic value and can be reckoned St.
But who n 'S% r r Snssn TR %s
with common principle OF issue no common san"p
disastrous in seasons of calm. they would be ruinons
beyond all calculation IN times Of storm IKE tne
present, our va1 IN s er ard San
stand together with those Of New-iork In mutual
exchange and support H. instead OF scn soe
hanks. our financial system would 60 howr IN M,,
vcrsn wreck Ike honse Of cards TINS hI"S has
and believe that Republicans will stand together
H. resisting 1t TO the bitter end
PRIMARY CAUSE OF THE sTAGNATIoN
cratic Congress may argravate the financial emoar-
rassment; It will certainly deepen the indisriai ais
turbancc. Ard right here lies the primary ana
potent cause OF the sagnation, depression ana appre
hension which have settled down upon the country
Tho silver law has Rad It's influence; the waoohhs
policy Of the Treasury has played Its part bu' oach
NJ all this Is the dark shadow OF an assured assault
unon our Industrial system which comes as the
penalty q Democratic triumph. Here = me real
change which been wrought here SS h ,ee Great
pcnnsylvonio steel Company into the hands Of
receiver paer the OF np an s ex
tensions II made considerable loans In me m'nse
Of It's expansion came tn" eecion hns,nae the
banks alarmed curtailcd their credit and then the
receivcrship inevitably followed .uo,,or scale
Of hnndrsds Of aher cases The Democratic menace
Of overnng orr pr0cxs ys s"k"n Sps credit and
created stringency More than that IT not hut 1"iy
the S gsx If our of Sf %
cnry Even under the Mckinley law We hSv Az ' IN,
t 81 %o Sav ,H' nearly mil
lions greater than exports. We nave mao 20 pay
the adverse balance in cash and ne "p ns
with its pledge OF tariff for revenue only 10 s'r.ne
down The existing Sarrsrs to swell s 1aT Drain Sr
Of gold and leave our currency perPe t T'' s's
II has the audacty TO charge Republicans with re-
sponsby for the present mt , ,I rnnbcan marty has
abolished slavery and saved the Union: For this
10 hunt any iancul ideas in the vain notion that IT
needs new issues. The living. vital oversladowins
isscS q the hour those upon which the Hepub-
ncan prty Is already rooted and grounded In The true
faith 1t he's only 10 broaden It's old ana tine-onorh
principles TO meet situations and new occasions;
and 10 follow them with the undauntod courage and
the earnest appeal 10 the Intelligence" ana ntrio'sn
OF the people which have won its modest trumph' In
the past.
WHAT THE REPrBL1CAN PARTY STANDS FOR
II will stand for protection which is the defence Of
labor and the support Of home industry. with the I'D
era modification Of rates from time 10 tine when
practical experience and enlightened progress may
suggest and without permitting II at any time I" he
como the buttress Of monopol". II VIII Stahd DS
reciprocity which aims at commercial expansion upon
the sound business principle of mutual interest ana
which opens our doors. where It does not in1ure cur
home producers TO foreign nations upon condition mat
they shall open their doors on lih" TERMS 10 III. IL
must b. res pcctcd I'm the American Hemisphere. ana
that when the American flag rghifnly goes up on YER
d""9 II viii STAND by lis policy for Inc revival Of
American ships under the American flag In worn
Aulcrcani~n, which. since Abraham Lincoln ana VIII,
lam H. scward has found It, grcac, eno men' s ana
James G. Blaine
our pri@cplss are right ana oqr ry IS 1e
only necessary that onr ruling spirit ana our orsl
and the character Of orr people IN ,iis g1a
work the Republican League can render invaiunDe
service. lou touch the ranks and you reach 10 IN,
chiefs, You have the impulses Of the people and
Won have the power Of dr'ctipn. You know the
strength and efficacy Of popular inspiration and yo,
appreciate the value AMI Importance OF cnlcie M
macnncry iou thus IN position to speak ior
leadership with nberallty ana FOR oreinlzailon with
ont ogarchv. II our coin>'is have sometimes Dech
narrow let them be br9ldenct II our vision has some
times been limited. let II b" extended II we nave
fecn in danger Of rca King the moral br" and III, vital
ling tone Of our earlier days let recall ourselves
to our best estate. Let never forget that Ecpnb.
lie Ni.m ha. always been strongest when It has hcll
he Of principle ana when II mas ifl
most Inexpensive 10 m" best Intelligence and patriotism
OF tho American people.
AHI'TORY To ATTRACT YOUNG MEN.
Our policy Is not simply to hold veterans VINO
have followed standard throughout the struggles
Of the past but to win the younger and newer
forces that are coming on the field Of action. We
have everything 10 stir At once their pride Of Historic
association and their fidelity Of personal conN"ioh
We arr the party ~ Lincoln and Grant, the party
Of freedom and Union. the party If National lh'eS
rity and faith. and We are no less today me p'r'l
Of American patriotism and pr ercS>. We do Eot
come ont of any graveyard of rcpudated ana odio'iS
record which We are anxious to have buried In 90
lvi n and not marching now Ike the o''''"'i
in Dantc's Malcbolec. with our heed reversed upon
our shoulders. with cur back TO the front ana ,'p
Ir,sors In their clo>,crS withou; any practical eAp
Renee and with incxplicabc idolntrl nave Io'e
after strange gods. | Challenge them 10 Flhul,a"
hcm,rlvc, In the forum of true poit'll io'
nay, more, in the forum 81 ih''r own p ,,r
standardization ih'1f dC'fPtsnO' Va i"''
and nm American measures; and turn WIN nope qua
xith Qualification the great army OF cohege stuuc''S
and college clubs Young. ardent ana not missed VINO
stand ,Idr by side with these other clubs OF he P'o
ME and who show their truer American Instincts anu
heritage. . ,,,, =, IN
And so my word - you n YOU meet 10 iiiausul"'
n now campaign for the restoration 0f k'pubh'Hu
ism woud be- a word oi uniatcring courage ana con
ddrnce Let me end ! began, with Interpretation
and appeal Let me feel that T. reflect your earnest
and inohoted devotion b the principle, when are
hound M with the honor aud welfare 81 the country
~ tho rrue Interpretation of Repnbicani>in And
10, me npp,al ~ You = uplft your own standard ana
hattie with undtninishcd faith for the triumph OF
YOUR best convictions.
The next speaker WAS introduced by Secretary
Hedges as a youngstcr who wished for an oppor-
tunity TO make his maiden speech. He proved to
be eN- congressman Roswell q. llorr. who said he
bad been for thirty years attending the funeral
Of the Democratic party, and the corpse always