New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

follows.
W. gather tonight SURVEY the drla a; 'h,
agllns, usirpat.1n and - honesty 'sAu-t 'flni''
wnich J., now ia our state AMI Hi3. Al a. '"'
combat drcpens. T. gio'r up '"' ''''"' ''''
In the state AT arse tne chi'' c3ni. '',' o' % '"'
vass IN per s1n Milton reItc- IN ~" f'rti.-" I",'
thtt when Saian summoned thc h'siH "i 'n' OWL OWL
1ttr,nnf 10 sciucc mankind AMI blN. a~av"n b"
himself stampeded the convention nni .S5'n.i % ILL.,
nfire whio the Internal regions Numbered Win Ap-
p,ausc Under not dissimildr circumstances ~ ',o'
I'm comes forward as ne 'hainp,oh a." , ad , ~, " "
crs Of evil IN the desperate attempt !" hin' ~" -
"' m I " ,h hlcssinr ~ A free honest untaintcd GOV
h sSsl,tur~ up,n legal certificates Of election.
ana moi upon s0.cr passes. a government i"l tn'
wise just ard economical administration oi 'ht
h,ainlny the nrst Dcmocratic nominnton FOR the
Presidency. securing for TamirhN IA. nl.,il'.''
ne, Of i'm ana Sheehan ana Grant ana croker ,ni
Wis-ig and relu.sky and Diver or wnoeyrt Is M 5ne
publictn Leg stature. d.oud applaus"D
TALKING ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE
The nrlncpal arguments urged by the speakers IN
bcb,lf Of tn, election of HI and Tammany consist
mostly in taking about somethins Else. They have
become suddenly troubled on the snbJ ct "i r'"S'u'
toeration and sort Of revival has spread thr'ush
take their PAGES the anxious seat or thr'"S I"
"ch matters is the light which it throws upon IN"
condition Of the parry "hch Ir.ort IT, Gnl EnGm az NJ
IN. old lalys account of hcr d1uSh''rS lhert
Sarah. she's happily mairg.uan' 1|I' n h' ."1's 11tsu
10 A nice young nnu. ana Harriet Nj; Hh' ilh"n
to religion but. then. poor thinH VIII" h'r "S"''
what Else could she do? ,.. ..
condition and with the hgure ny rFr,,al , heiGrr
uunishm,nt Tor their mlsde,ds should at 'inp'
f. divert il 10y the cry of religious intolerance
WHERE THE PARTY STANDS
What a mockery fellow-citlzcns. fhnt the party
which maintains it, power In this city 10y selling
licenses to sin should affect BE- In alarm lest there
should be- an abrdg' ment Of the license To worship
cod according to their chosen religion "hi3h tnI
Constitution secures to every man. woman and chi
I'm tho stare What a peryersion of history ana
s1hmelcss appeal t. ignorance AM preJu' 10 'htr =
that the Republican party. the party born IN freedom
and baptized with the blood Of the martyrs OF every
faith could becOme the ndNoct," "l bIS''Iy "f
nnnresslon, The Republican party knows hlt one
crrrr~d -giih malice toward none and charity toward
al"-it requires but one confession oi Iu!h thr NV
ing lellef that the whole fabric OF orr government
Its mnon The honesty of our elections. the integ
ry and patriotism OF our IoI IroII| ,nnnl 1n 'T 1,
our stand and there Is not church. or a tongue,
or a people. in the land whose PRAYERS miy NOT
rightly ascend to heaven for our success 'Ap2nu'e)
II our opponents descending 10 earthly matters,
talk about the tariff at all they say mat whie II
ia NOT entirely satisfactory, IT Is not as bad as II
might be- and that our workmen ought TO b"
thankful for getting their raw nateIlhiS Ire'; ~
though they have to keep them raw for they don
eat Wages enough to pay for cooking them: which
is much like eonsonfS fSrna down 1e by S'' eng him
eeiiar cena ne '"'' ''''' ,.... -, ,,..
,n ifect OF the wage destroying tariff. 1t origi
naily stood by whom and how was 1t done?
DONE BY THE DELEGATIONS
I, uas done by the delegations OF manufacturers
and laborers that went to Washington TO plead
| their cause before the Committee OF Finance OF
The Senate But In those hearings. where the ma