New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
THE STATE CLUB.


the NEWSPAPERS published in the city of New-York
You were Promised when you elected Grover Cleve-
land last time. "a voice We did not 90 IL
bo Al? 5ra city yS OF NewYoR reponsb for Grover
Cleveland. | did not come here TO say awning
dodge the Responsibility He is your product, and
you are responsible for it. H. ,.,. 49,. oro
tired Of him out West We have had more OF him
JUS, a few things to think about from now until
the day Of election. on the day that MI CLEVELAND
was elected President of the United States for
the last time. the last time that the Almighty
withdrew his smiles from the people Of the United
America under tn iag Of the tinted States who
wanted 20 work that could rot get JOB at a fair
yle no nsef,,iv empioved and receiving fair
you how situated to-day. There Is but one
Industry in this country that Is absolutely pros
Coxey, OF the United States. Qaughter) And the
Country today is this. and you viii hear good
deal abou. it from now until November: What
Now. the Democrats ten us there were two laws
on the statute books that were put there IN 1890
by Republican Congress that caused all TINS
trouble in the country. one Of them was the
the Wit OF man ever devised. Npplause) And
wished to God Almighty tonight that they could
only just restore II. and run away ana NOT ne
called upon 10 DO anything else. daughter ana
applause
EVERYTHING WAS PROSPEROUS.
II ever there was political party that in
the condition OF the Irshman that wanted two
or three collars 70 help him let 60 Of the bear
it is the Democratic party in Washington We
had the Mckinley law from October, 1890. until
after the election Of Grover Cleveland. Every
body was prosperous. The foreign trade Of the
country greater than ever before. We had
imported into the country more than we had
in any year before Every6ody w, was pros pros
tells US hat 1t was the Mckinley law \
had 'atn act ought TO ndye h soie AID G" not and
vet the moment that Grover Cleveland was elected
work ii for living started on down grade, ard
you have been going That way ever sincs ne
who attempted 20 tear down a great system OF
finance and industry IN this country ana pace us
Now my f RE; jt5in t he next ten DAYS"
going 10 work 10 do something. There Will be a
we are going to manufacture the goods In part
that we use here; but we have got to manufacture
them upon scale Of wages that WI ehabie Is
to compete with the cheap wases Of EuTopr ana
there IS no way out OF a.. lAerr j no u'rWI G I'll
November and sound such warning to the the Demo- hn
Of this country mat theY W''i ia H, "oUuS
ana turn their backs upon the Dill OF theH own
party. ,,.,u,. 80 do
sometbing for the Iaborlng men Of the country
THY are going to make cheap blankets. cheap
fh he American people want They fa di.o "R 3,
material must 20 on the free Est. W @ nave eoI d
bill q2T aH Hca 'hy ali IG' comm6dcs hey cs
raw material are taxed and wool alone IS On 1he
take about H. and that they shall do nothing that
me free isl they nave put higher rate the
woollen goods you wear In excess or manufactures
than there was before
UNABLE TO FULFIL PROMISES.
The Democratic party have not done anything
they promised to do. They do not know how to do
ANYTHING they promise to do. They have con-
struered a sugar schedule over there Every man,
woman and child in the United States consumes
about seventy pounds OF sugar year. The Re-
publican party said they would cheaper that prod
net 10 the people Of the country. and 80 we put
sugar absolutelykn the free list with small duty
on the fine sugar which voted against, and am
proud OF Il tonight in favor OF the refners here
in New York. We made sugar so cheap In ms
country that the average TO the individual ran up
What nave now? We have the De emo, a.
the people want and we have them constructing a
sugar schedule that gives TO one Trust In this
by postponing the operation of the bin until next
January and then giving those who hold the mo-
condition OF wealth and Of monopoly such as the
people never dreamed Of before While he business
they were Interested going down III the market.
while all The railroad stocks III The country have be
come almost worthless. suddenly the sugar stocks
began 10 run NJ When we passed that Wilson bill
the stock Of Chat company was worth "a gents on
100 ard 10000 ooO was added 10 the value Of the
all that time the Senate OF the United States was
matchmaking mt STICK ApPla4se2 Apd eyeGy
buy Than they paid under Republican AdminIstra-
lation In IT, They are not Protectionists. they are
only revenue ref or And yet ne 9rs thing
interest b. single combination In the "cnate or the
United States. ana then going one by one climbing
Long Island Railroad.
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