New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

This Is the difference between our party ana
theirs-we mean what say; we promise only what
intend TO perform. ard. commissioned we 20
ahead and do It. Npplause) They mean only
part of what they say and no group OF them can
agree about what part II Is U.aughter) needn't
furnish YOU bill OF particulars. Look at ther
tariff record. They propose plain plan of general
destruction. and while 1t is bound to be general
enough and destructive enough, however u may
issue from their wrange. yet watch them ilsht IKE
cats and dogs. each to save the bone that has meat
on II for him daughterl Iake @ tneir rhas mnarCiti
in rrcvinT; ,,, - 1opn,bs ~ delov IN Assem-
bling together and months more OF struggle among
themselves. their vote disClOses majority against
an unconditional repeal and the party which me
save IL from the party which Il put in power. ana
then they pass bill TO coin SS'vogo OF value mo
$ls2pm) Of Obligations 1t is 70 the sTrHii %l IN
President that he rosists his party in this H,hohest
legislation. but he leads them into "ther pains al
Moonng in Ponderous patTdTs @99H r9 hP% n the the
"caprcious bestowal Of fayors." he sees his near.
written down in black and white before him hs
confirms the bargain and delivers the goods.
STEPPED in pledges TO respect not mercy the i.a,r'
indeed az It's guardian angel and dread avenger.
he turns over the Diplomatic and Consular ser
Office to q gang OF spoismen whose rapacity IS
only equaed by their general unhtness to hoid
office With no more appreciation Of what s this
Government stands for I'm the eyes OF the sons OF
daring it was born or OF what 1t should stand for
in the eyes of all mankind. than might be eX-
tthorty at the disposal Of a vicious and half-sav-
age woman with which TO reC%yer throne me- shdt AT
put the garb Of beneyolence on scheme OF paI.t,
san nnry n his inahty to sryiye real test OF his
4 REPrBLIrAN OPPORTUNITY.
This is the situation from which part OF our
opportunity is derived. say a part. because the
Republican opportunity in New-York is unique
The operations OF the Democracy at Washington
have been prodigiously stupid, but In New-fo ork
State they have been wicked. Here the people
confront not only the danger OF being robbed by
vicious taxation swndled by dishonest currency
and forced into a suspension Of their business by
the practically unhindored competition OF the
products Of foreign cheap labor. but they are
called upon 10 deal with a system OF State ana
municipal government which Is nothing more nor
less than the dcspoiism Of an organized band of
criminals The Government which has existed In
Albany and which now exists IN ths o"y, osr, ,s a
government FOR plunheI. ne Inri WIN ,1ce ,han
IL have other conception OF pubic "licr l@han @
AS 4 means OF personal enrichment Ihc very
laws framed by the people TO 8, rure me rtn'rouS t
and orderly transaction OF puphc puslh'HS tl'''N
grading touch of vice ar converted 10y IT,. M.
knaves into minis out oi Wien 'h'y ,'" lV "2
n,'r sfotrf. books sayIng Thou shalt not 70
which they have nor added the provision unless
Thd~ levy ON the jus, and the unjust The
novel from the front - his house without brb-
nr somebody than he can grL a 'lso'"T'S 'n
wants immunity for the improper ufe oi me si'e-
walk the builders who wants 10 d. prot tea IN
an improper Of the streets. the prop, Own, m
fre-escapcs. ga. d knows inst what hr mus, ' ~
ofic,-s are filled by "a class of men wh" IN -"ncra,
fruit stand offices when hhN' We ',' 49,. ,.,.,rs
millions o. public money ar" eondn.i ~ P' '" IN
whom sensible merchant "o"'' '"P'o' " ''''
4" criminal sit upon tn, bench 70 administer ns.
WY 10 exalted station Mrn who .''i' ,t 1.,,nir-
lcsSars to-day are iniii@u',lt, an - .l,t.I
breath scrlr. in tn control oi thrir 'rln'i "r
rau4Atlou they name onr -"ty, n' o., iSs- ovyr,
pioh' 'l' p"y ,,l,rt AMI Jirtributo them. anI
as, o-l hos tbe honest pubic sentiment = The
city 10 say from tho nrst 70 the lnst stage of 'h'
There is a way ont Of this dcgradstion MI
rresiaeni And only Sn %e,yySrk "y9Sk al" 10 sfc H. An he
Conditions which I have briefly sussg.t"i; IN tn. &
combined at this time 10 ln.,n' We We ,c," m Lii
10 the Republican party as The Only lit a." ~ I
tbey can rely FOR safe and conservatv" p9ll"s "hi
an orderly enforcement Of the la" ,ApPhnSMIJ 81 ~,
the good men of the city OF Nr", oIk. nt ho who
are Gisgm~ted with tho inacuon ard ,a, in,om-
potency OF Congress who are ,sIIiIrI' b 81 are In
Gilman, AZ the course OF the STATE p'mocratc ma
cn,ng ann Whatevcr thr ticket thcy have been
voting whatever the polu,M Iror, @ ~, NOV. vim
/ ANARCHY and corruption II "nlF W VIII XIV ''''''
the chance. Applan'"p
SOMETHING To HE rONE
I'm. ,.o must do something more than merely
,,,l,c agreeable professions We may a. well admit
t,c fact that the course - the Republican Legs
| laturc at Albany has been IN many resp'c' none
too rcassuring II is true that much OF thr r'io''"
LEGISLATION demanded hy the p~opl" has al "S' '''
| cnacted. but there ~ an alto significant "'"''''
| between good work done after much r"sistan'e nnn
| ',rd.r th,. whip Of public criticism ANA IA" same
,''rL ,nre I'm ih. frie and eager spirit OF sincere
WIN u r,,t sr,rst ought to hc a. charactcfisti,
| ~ H~nubllcan officials a. iH of Republican
| ,n,.rs 4 good many mon Wer' "l''t'l 10
b., ..,ia9,iro last fall who would not hay" been
tbcr. n thc Republican conventions which nominal
! "a thrm had believed that they wcr" eoing to b"
.,ac,ad rrruhl,can conventions can't AFFORD 10 do
| mat sort Of thing. Republican conventions; II thry
@ We" ,,t, a. ..rrose ~. sentiment of "a" Republ-
! can 1ncople rlmst nominate every time os II there
| we're an absolute certainty ~ H"i inpll'Ah fn','s.