New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

they have not Numbered. There Is no exception
TO the gracious harmony of the performances
OF the State Department. Applause) Is IL any
wonder that they have been flung from power! Is
1t be marvelled at that party which has
ruined business at home and Inundated us abroad
and shown incompetence everywhere should be
rejected with wrath by the american people
They have met their deserved fate me parry ot %
construction. the party of action. the party OF
thirty years of successful government has been
recalled to power. AppauseD .o.,
What going to do to deserve and retain
country a rest applause In the second place,
let us bring back business confidence by wisdom
in financial ard economical legislation, ana
in the third place let MS restore our dignity ana
character abroad. Some of the late exotic aIiles
Of the late Democratic party haye been ch'rp,n ,
out questions as to what the Republican parry
intended 10 do. and have been issuing shrill de-
mands that should define our policy Let me
paign We have got control OF the House of
Representatives. and that is al we have got I9r
divided the President will be Democratic We
shall prevent any more assaults on our industries
any more juggling with our finances any more
crazy legislation by the Democratic party dur'ms
shall keep things steady and try to give business
a rest That Is all can do, and that Is all
that We propose TO undertake Applause)
NONSENSE THAT WILL BE AVOIDED.
There are some people who either now or later Will
invite us to present sample tariff sample currency
bills. In such nonsense as that hope and believe
the Republican party will not indulge. We are not
going TO be the responsible party In power before
the 4th OF March. 1891. 1t would be unwise ana
wrong in my opinion to occupy our time in the next
Congress by presenting sample bills on this subject
or on that. or by passing acts designed merely TO
put the other party in a hole. mono or which cOuli
become law and the discussion OF which would
only agitate and injure business and Industrial
interests. ApplauseJ II sudden cxisencies shouii
arse during the next year. the Republicans may ne
relied upon 10 meet them In n broad spirit ana 10
subject partisanship TO patriotism AZ they ana whch
81 az Ia
these Unforeseen exigencies arise ana there seems
no reason TO look for them the duty OF the I.epub
iican party in the next Congress will he substan-
TALLY to pass appropriation Dis pr,Veht HscnleV
to the people and ask them for the complete power
which alone viii enable us TO pass any pos,h, 1--WE
agitated enough ,Applause) 1t desires neither
manifestos nor sample bills nor useless ana ais
turbing debates for party ends. THESE things v,
can prevent during the next two years ana tiat Us
our plain duty. II other dulles should arise We VIII
meet them they come. We ana not WIN tnls ere
tion particular bills or SPECIFIC schedules won
II on Republican prncipies OF me DroaIs' anu mos mos
always been and are to-day the party 81 honest
money and sound finance bGcagse W. are the party
OF protection 10 American industries because We are
the party of vigorous foreign policy ana are NOR
NppIauseC By these principles propose O.
stand. when W. have complet" power ~ VII b.
OF legislation We have been restored 10 power be
cause. whatever our shortconfg, or mistakes IN
have never been incompetent. ana "" nave never
been imbcc.le. We have never been Obliged t. Dor
aged a Lincoln said 10 keep house. We h4y'
Tough, the war and protected the currency W.
have guarded our business Interests ana "" never
hauled down the nag anywhere. either AZ HON" OF
I'm the Islands of the Pacific. d.ong continued "p
plausc)
Senator Warner Miller who followed inc dis
| tinguished Republican from Massachusetts, sp 4
Of the importance = the k"puh.'ah pay
meeting the expectations 81 tnc peopie az ,, eN
pressed in the recent election. IF the party IAN
| in this respect" ne said, 1t VIII fal! ~ h'l-
| the country
Other good speeches were made by Edward
Iautorbarh the Rev. Or. Bacom SHAY" Con
| grcssmen-eiect Fairchlld and shannon. ana J''
| T. Hedges.