New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
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another its sure effect was 10 brighten capita, ana
10 reduce the opportunity and he rewards OF '"o''
THE SOLID SOUTH MADE THE RECORD.
The people are amazed at the record 1t has made
and We, what is the wonder of IT. after all? The
Democratic majority OF the House Of Representa-
tves * controlled by its 100 votes from the SCUM
They are a solid compact organized body. "'' a..
not only majority of the majority on the iioor; N.Y.
tee Back Of Al they and all they 40 IS that hat
belief nwrought into the fibre OF ther o2ys' hem n
somehow or another the North and East nave nte .
growing rich at their expense that they mus s XII
back" at u.s. and that their part OF me Go n n vi"
he more prosperous II only they can make our part
They do no. understand the country Ihey nass
mn sense of the !nternngled nature or us puSIlrs
IJ IsiInns They are aiiliced with that distressing
ignorance which rises from thinking only upon ihear
gSri az its present social problem II VIII Dc a in
unfair criticism any one shali say ,y am talk
Ing against IT, The Republican parry Wnf Gopcr VS.
in full power during the period OF the as ss
1t was as careful Of the interests OF the Su bave
growers of I.ouisana-and. by-the-way we nav
hoard q word or two from the sugar growers OF late
annlausel was as careful. of the interests Oh the
cepanters of South Carolina ana Goa, am o as
il was Of the fruit cultursts Of the Pacific Sope ana
the Of MTw orK or KIM whsrever
il found him and in whatever business ne WAS en-
But the Democratic party took Office at the hands
of sectonasm IN the South and socialism III n t,c
NoT,n ANA nnd WfSt vc ana shall find it in that fact o
whether lis strength from the North or from the
south. whether is anmating impulse was S2caisn
or sectionasm the purpose OF all u 90 an !. az
tempted was 10 tear things down III did ho' .'IoI
stand the interdcpcndency of sections and classes,
Il had The insane idea that 1t could injure one man
business without hurting anothers mar IL c' w.
drain the source Of prosperity without 'o"'''"S "
in its flow.
RIIJ, DISOWNED BY ITS MAKERS.
passed is that Democrat. at any stage oil IT'S con"
SHERATON suffered himself 10 suggest that Il was
q noeritor measure and no Democrat now ai"'s
that II Is even temporary solution OF the ques-
tons at isse Mr. Cleveland has polling rrounI
from which must be waged further aggressive opera,
lions against Protseed MONOPOLY %nd snd moe
rheiorlcai saws that II supplies an emnence IRON,
which the Democratic party VIII continue ~ '''''
The camps of monopoly-what do the camps OF
monopoly care for Mr. Wilson -, ana ,d ms S PHRASES
will evoke in the camp Of the Sugar Lrms, " h ,,s
SamP of proved dTt billy to Of
itself and Mr.. wilson too? 1t IS Ut me camp a., g
is Smelling the man who lives to-day on the wages
OF yesterday. ana to live o-morrGw nus hnn,amse
In the Nation the Democratic party STANDS ior IN
competency seconalism and destruction Pu' W. Wv,
ara no, necessarily faults OF the heart IN New
York, however it stands for something even worse;
Here ii has raised ir both State ana m,u mn b
pIost shocking crime that can be committed in
free coun,ry-the crime Of stealing what the peop'e
ustice has not beer satisfied by the mere rcpuda-
,,or Of the wretched tool through whom the Demo,
the conspiracy and its chief benehcareS are to,ans
Its principai defender and the man who measured
ont the rewards for their iniamy 10 ;hn nenne 70
ments and who endeavored 10 commit tile 1922 -,
h n 'ny'"ca"o"' '''' - w ,.., v,.,.r, va.
thrown from the high court which his prcsence
dehled. not more a condcnhauoh Vi ''''' '""'
OF the man who put hin; there.
GOVERNOR FLOWERS RECORD.
Governor Flower gave to the people OF New
York a clear picture Of his mental ana moral gun
ity when he likened his Juvenile theft OF do'lar
from the hoy who had stolen II from him to the
crime Of stealing an election return. Of dcfyng inc
sober DEGREES Of the and maKing faI-r Ger
n5T9hy 81 10 rec recommend himself re,remen; AMI
his party for defeat. No performance oil inc irau
hies 81 mat and the following year was TOO shdin
full too corrupt. too Ineany partisan To receive '''
Whether the scheme was to gerrynaYnds@r vd ,2s
state place elections in me cty 81 It,N 70 re-,
cnnst-,ci rho charters Of Republican mnncIilll,s
tS,cb,,, me state 50 Is 10 destroy home ruiz
tnipu EN-, c,ions AZ one and ,h~ b!o". 70
sn nnd 'V over street railroad franchises in An'ny
10y and their cronies Whatever The game
was whether Of individual or polucai prom ndd ne
acouiescent signature WAS always reaiy Gnu IT,
has himself almost as ny b sS WSs
vent tne return OF nonCs' x bad goycrnment
To The snrIt OF fairness are conpelIrl 10
charge that his motive for vetong the
a had one He know that In the minds Of me Gu u,
zsns Of he bg rnr was corrnp and
where so corrupt as at It's head u was ms W. w
to In KIT he did not DO So and he poured over
Tamrnany the honey OF ridiculous praiSr fbn ncxt
wa and a. the polls next November. This
was the motive Of his plain language anu '' NV
Eo civ M s1l has better police regulation
ing presumably. that nowhere Is me prNe =, o' c,p
sncX or inspectorshps adjusted 50 carefully among
s mo o1 ing pPr ofs Of dsocr
houses OF gambling shops. OF fences ahl % Y',,
criminal o Tes0 55ver ana Fowr was wh
admiration OF al The departments Of Tammahy gov
H. TOOK pans 20 on.; none from his Comment,
ton as the perfection OF purity ana me iyn9tir3
fruit Of human nan wSen be- had vetoed the bin pay
i Ven a.nenses He thought nothing further woud Ice
e eearl 4 But the investigation dd no. stop on H.
contrary II moved along as II the reusa OF Inc ap
po{a .horough:y Effective At every session OF
the committee the veil was ltea hgnrr iH and
40 every Ella nee the people new sight OF shame
4 POPULAR REBCKE FORTHCOMING.
| We arc here to-day 20 afford the people Of New
y,rk the opportunity OF utter.ng loud rebuKe Of
al these Democratic offences. One year ago. 10 Inc
r,u Of the chance that then existed, they gave Us
,rer confidence and expressed their disapproVa o'
| ,he Democratic party. Both OF these sentiments
have been increased and strengthened IN the popular
| mind during the last twelve months. The Repnb
| 10, Officials who were elected In this state last
November have made an honorable ana useful 1917
| Tbn administration OF puhl.c affairs by the deparl
! r,nn,s A. Albany has been honest and wise. IN,
laws enacted by the Legislature were judicious and
| good ,, ~ I,,,s.u,.fo-
| The Republican party has revised ne Constitute
Of the State and the result OF rs labors VII sJgt
| - ~
nothing else had been Accomplished. the proVlso D.;
grarantceing equal represents ton a. the Ios 10 DO.
,,olficol n1rtes and separating National ana Sta
| sron county and municipal elections, would be WORT
| to pubic rnora.s vast deal They suppy 70 IN
| neonle The best remedies that laws can furnish io
| ,ocsl misgovernnent They leave now no excuse I
the citizen for refusIng 70 do his fuI duty 10 IN