New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

when they take what available. AS
not pretend to have fathome1 the mysteries OF
time and space and who has no disposition to argue
this country. at least. that public servant VII re-
cye nr hgmest ana me nane
at their word and strives to give them not what
with assumed superiority. he thinks Is good for
them, but what they say they prefer 70 have Cap
pause)
REASONS FOR THE VICTORY
the Democratic party beaten on the sixth
OF last November as much because OF the way
they did 1t as because OF what they did. Their most
insufcrab.e exhibition OF total wan; Of oapac-
ity for the practical business OF government. They
carried this exhibition from the capital right into
the campaign Throughout the Yves; and south. In
ciples and orators. In Georgia for instance. Score
ttary Hoke SMITH and ConsTessman turner Tent
SON pr and GOD standard IN currency Wh ne
the German amendments and free silver. d.aughter)
This confession Of mbecity went on In every state
had show Of it here in Nsw-york Where Demo
c4ic leader who was equally opposed to- BON rns
Inc candidate for Goyernqr ana the fres,nInI
Wsy ss to the ms po sr And "ne ths %s their
dIo9 must be Temembercd after two years r Of
opportunity they had had in two generations to
show their true character as party: .,a, 49,. ,i.
tain clear apprehension Of what we have been cen
o:ccted to accomplish and that we avoid an nm. me
broken down our enemy. applause, In inc Na-
% al Of only T on aF br nE1 of Sc congress and
the Executive is still man who. however in re,
ours Bcforc we can properly make ourselves re-
sponsble for public conditions. we must rccs sys
wiz enable ~ TO produce pubic conditions The
o@y we can naT cp f rher fo but We cannot
undo the folly that has been done There Is genera
Congress can wisely undertake. Il can pass, for
instance bankruptcy law which VIII NOT De" as me ne
debtors.
debtor and creditor voluntary bankruptcy nill
never he much else thar scheme to enable il s
honest debtors 10 escape their creditors me pil
that the country demands is law which VIII enanlc
his obligations, that they get their Just riehis an
when n WV ennne IHem c on IN htors Affairs
when they can't get anything. Other matters can
be !" rne ntre Of labor and duca
ton. hut the Republican party can assume no re-
Of affairs that seems probable. for the settle
ment Of the two great questions of currency re-
form and the tari0.
WHAT REPUBLICANS RELIEVE IN
We believe in Protection. and the Democrats 90
not We believe in a currency which is uniform
stahlc safe |, mus, he recognizable and secure
in every part Of the country II must not be based
the fraudulent clam that dollar when means
% cents is good as dollar which means ms ON C
these propositions SOM may Gc WIN W. "' should
not 10 10 the country in 1871 on sirahilc OF a
compromise giving the Democrats credit ioi gQol
principles which they 10 not possess AM ~
upon Republican shoulders the respnnislna' ,ir w.
bad provisions which viii not properly belong mr. 'Lr
The Administration cannot mix good meas s'o,cn
from MS ard bad IDEAS meant To attract Us Nv. W.
partisans. 50 artfny as 10 make Inc p'",'' yr
whcming majority for tho free ana unllmltel .2n
age OF silver and ihc nn2uardcl lssu" %, MI NIL
fer rs Invested Of pretcncc and subtcriuge ana
with these policies the Republican party WANTS
no compromise Great applnus"p
so MENACE To INDUSTRY.
fttrf,t no
wears 10 recover the prosp ry they were enjoyihS
when Republican policies Herc IN full force Ih'S
will expect To pay the penalty 81 those VINO nav
been deceived. end who ret whni they doht aSN
for and don't want Two y"1'5 .foI" ION TO the
Republican party: and Nth n kepu,hi,ii'1n t,,,,s
dent n Reput lcan senate ana k.pNnll.,h' II 49,,
e pc,nresenthtiyes I'm Washington the business men
q, The United states Will know mat o.,.
w sli' hc found menace to industry \oi vhsc
will stop nor hre go oat pc, 49, Inc R~nuhcan
narty The working people WI knpM IA Ia, T NV,
every enlarged opportunity no me" nniovmeni
,, re are the fruits % a National policy when
n ,nn, and moi hindcrs loud applause ,.
The Republican PARTY. no douh. MI ma" ,hry iii
takes but OF this YOU may b" sure' ma ".s nnr
no. eTori 10 show Republican officials NC
true gaugc Of public s"ntnsn'. 20 ' H,r.c1irn hui
GOOD stops wisely chosen. Cheers ana npp'A"s'
AId,rman-elcct olco't followed MI "n'SS' am
spoke happily ,,.., Nh,
.o had son, him tho following communication
lately received AT Enerslc .
FROM THE GIT THERE 'NMiN''N
hungry HOLLOW
We are coming Father I.''i
hundred thousand more.
From Tiu~nlr and hafffn
I-rotn 0il Long Island Sh"f'
Trlu country i'riii,'
whcr, ,ur starr, banner nna'-.
TIE mon 20 the salaries
who dro~ the votes
n you're seeking Tor conmssion'rs
Uu' turn your e!'a
else can you mo- 'ih''l"'
-, wholly Tree fion mes
all q non partisan
- there's MO
r,,i 10 ono" that "" want
VII DO
Tn. offices should seek ID" man
No, leave him ~ ne uT a
And sat' those OFFICES
4 long and fruiesr search
here pafilotN Eai'I"
All ready II they must
TO abandon pTiNhi" 'i''h
nd PUZZLE tfn-'
Tho, talk about DIVISIONS
Their. elton IN the ar
,.u, th. H. heal divisions
10 the s1uaf"
4 YOU'D the jarrng voices
SOW 4 harmony h-f'i
to save IN l"i'f
Soc that %. uf 81 l"f'
o,hor addresses were made by Congrcs sman-.le',
BENJAMIN t. Fairchild ASsembymhn,eI,ct ,ni.l,r
!, Cnnklng Assemblyman-ei"ct Frank -; i iaN.S
Assembly man-ele"t W. w .>"''' J'' ' "
elect benjamin : Han
rrrorr THF ANTLLrNCHING LEAGrE'