New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14

a new attack; Mr. Mills declares that only me eta
del has been carried, and he is going back FOR me
Of the town These men seemed backed up by
all the seems s With hsm TIE Mea
tains an ornamental and splendid silence about the
erms ali W r9r aTe mot fully Sonntted
mediate and vigorous renewal OF the a,nne
Gorrnanites. and not real Democrats. ana JON win
The World that same day In IKE b
party who have any sP0soN to 1 ' oso snh
Eew-Jer'ey; and they are being ao9'sd at in al
: Democratic conventions IN the United states Ana
terms. the presiding oficer procaims the doctrine
of renewed war. OF vantage GROUND LOT heT az
pretty evident then to any sensible man that quiet
and certainty are not TO be hoped Tor IN Denocrauc
success.
REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS MEANS CERTAINTY.
on the other hand. the Republicans are placed In
such a position that they must for the next TWO
years give business that certainty which 1t must
have to do anything successfully Npplause) We
could not make any change for the better from our
poin; Of view. because cleveland and the senate
TO make the tariff worse. for that Is contrary 10 our
principles ., ., h,,s,
ness men-and by business men | mean almost All
the promises n war Tn yom rest
(Appausel We do not promise you prosperity, i2r
not recorne the senate E BIZ 1t was not OF
enactng But 1t s very certain that II there Is any
Chance or -" course business in this country
revive 10 some small degree II We have peace.
1t cannot stay where ii Is now unless American
plauseD We shall have struggles over wages am
tend with. and whatever failures to protect there
In this bil. Will find themselves out Tnat much
their former level / do not doubt But We shall
learn at the costly school Of experience, and per
haps. learn enough TO pay the cost OF tuition.
GanShter) We shall learn among 2her th mi b 10
entire school as men who are pursuing a bys!he
dream Cheers Did you notice how that gentle.
enthusiasm which showed how much MS head was s
actually in the clouds ci,e II not e'aus" II s or
ershp We have now The battle for tariff reform"
said he. has been wonderful and Inspiring cen
c,ose Of that contest when. 10 use tAe language u
me Democrat correspondent OF the l,cmocTatr
whipped" rrmember weiI how svery tine rose
teri They were devastated MOI by u.s. for they mad
a hundred majority but by Themselves ! lite
thought ! should I'VE 70 hear that mat scene was
spring. never Laughter and cheersJ Perhaps the
orator when he used both words was NOT thinking
whore his legs were Ini.r the Britain mahogany
AND h. was ch"erei BY ihc applause OF real friends
meant 10 refer TO the condition OF This country the
last year and half. Perhaps this wonder and IN.
cuts % wages. struggles between employers and
workmen
INSPIRATION IN CIOUDLAND.
Perhaps in the cloulland th~re Is something
cheering In the fact that only 100 mile, OF rail
road was built the FIRST nine months 81 this very
year OF Lord. the lowest record for thirty
years H. the last SIX months 4 portion only
OF It's lines. the great Pcnnsy lvanla Railroad has
spent &.eD1% less than usual IN its cNpcnTes.
That fact means that si.0Dorp less has gone ont
in wages TO trainmen. IN new building. IN "Ntcn-
sions. N engines and cars: in word. tHat the
workingmen Of this country have lost That vaet
gum Perhaps when you add all the lOss"s OF ~
something 80 truly Inspiring 10 the r~torm"r that
he can really long to STIR up strife TO pro
long such lovabe condition 81 human affairs
Qaught"rD But this world welded TO material
good will think otherwise and LONG FOR the better
Education is The necessity Of tho human rae"
not book cducaiIon' but education u the workings
ont OF books but I'm NOR" soiid fashion o,:, o. tx
those VINO voted wrong Some OF us who vo,eI
ton Of things. when years ago defended pro
lection. Oh the ground Of infant Industries. y"
manufactures but to-day protection Is found" Ike
the prosperity OF the country upon wages Cheers
taxation Of tn" many for TIE one. hut merely
markets Of the country f. III" best method - di~-
trihutirs among the prop" the God -given Rlfts
should nor be- for &: ArIiapsc, y d!i not be
Ievc that protection Was only method % max.
senator Jones. DO all OF II. own work" .hcul
not demand It's retention App.auseJ 1t Is per
isTr for ORTIZ " fo thssc Sho hnt~ fa~ gis :"
organic great entcrpriss-. hui thu Is m" cnsc
steel manufacturer IN England. IA not de q pau
hardy seem in tn way o. Impeachment U.augh-
teri Ny couyOaiOn when ."r great riches FOR
own up to the cnv5 thai aiIcis nay hrota-
OF those " no are better OF Than mvsef dauSh.
ter and applause)-is that az 'h~s" rch~s are -
profit TO The owners unless they huiiI rail-
roads. or mills. dig illumination FOR the poorest
Of us out Of the bowels ~ the Garth. Nppau--)
The more property 'hrrc Is tn" more there IL to
distribute. and there * tn" chance that the worker
f Mnm,' hts "mploycr hls share am no th~ aHthor
OF this idea. IL came from q fennsy lvania work
Ways and Means that. II the Congress would only
pass ldws which would enable enterprise To make
their share. Applaus"J And this very day In the
strike which 49, 81 wa1 fo,nt o1 ia Mas'acn hth
sides Is the price OF goods. and the consequent
profits.
STRIKES NoT EHDED YET
The orators on the other side have always declared
that strikes woul c~ls" when they had power. bat
they have not passed away yet. on the contrary.
more loom IN the future than We have oyer had I'm
the past strikes always unfortunate things. but
not always bad things. Their success consists no;
I'm their victories. bui H. their existence Men WAC
see their way clear Ia profits VIII not refuse recon
pense to those they employ whoa the grca; dior
gariza;ion * "a strike IS possible under a sense Of
Injustice - n" part Of organized labor. TO borrow
again Mr.. Eyartss Illustration. Ia" wit or which Is
only clIriicl 10y us wisdom IN" only way ihus far
wealth is FIRST - give the chance create IT and
then lct go III side struggle for it, share | 10 not
say tina: This ~ al th":c eyer VIII be- hop" not
No yin more gladly welcome than any method
for "A fair a.i peaceful distribution tAJp,uscD Hat
there Is thing ",r;dn-unt you nave profits
They cannot be divided
Why 10 | desire a fair distribution Of profits Is
* bocause profess 20 be- the special friend ~ hos"
vino labor Anybody who does thnt from political
pla form had better bee watched App;auscJ have
no such motive. VI, motive l. tho good Old se.ash
one. taat such distribution lead t. general pros
perity. OF which hope - got my snare. daughter
and APPLAUSE what ~ the motive power that lets
ON the water ami feeds the coal and sets the
chinery motion; l. j. the market. the capacity
for buying thc power 81 purchi'~, whence Gomez
mat? From tl' rich AID the poor from the rlch
a httle from ~" poor much II N1u 20 give
me n.Ore for myseN 100000 should not spend
$1,000 OF f. In cDrfumablc wealth though ! nigh;
pui N plant. works railroads. hUt II
to give sou VH.O1" distributed rncng you ALL every
-; 81 II would De spent no ~ looms and macnin-
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