New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

IN Which they had engaged but in legislator lS-
norance is the next crime to CORRUPTION. the
worst feature of their ignorance is that it 70
look they can see the mournful effects of their
mistaken policy II is not necessary TO discuss sep
the North proves its purpose. and the silent fac
tories the idle working people the homes in which
effects II is not perhaps, the perfect instrument
Of destruction which its authors originally intend
In that form it passed the House of Representa-
! other influences than that of tn spirit of de-
stT9ct tnr Il S came back to the House 81 per
an EXQUISITE shower Of refined. emotion. He ana
an abandonment of Democratic principles The
1a d, whose demand the rates We're raised
party. and no one in the Presidents faction hest
tated 70 say that personal corruption and not pub
lie policy had dictated the change.
Inc resident was entirely right SO far as he
cratic Senators sold out the Democratic party to
me trusts ana monopolies is shamcfully true; but
through the feeble conscience of Democratic Scna-
he Bill foul as were IN n Tc ana ibnt np pE ina,
bsn the ON ONE me Gc, fSun' r IS les 1gsrucye 6
20 far average OF 81 per cent is letter man
b NSerg ba q 20 Bn the point Of the
whole parry and the little group of trust-bound
cratc e not hi ~ BAY the 'nt me tG
omestjon TO q ScfyP,.b ~ ,temTni OF rg 'ar,@
didate In this election deceive himself with the
idea that he is voting against another business dis
tuiodhCt % vote against that he must vote Tor
Tho lanluage of the President AMI Professor vii
to begin at a new war on the inlus,fies Of ne
country. They accepted the 81 per cent jarin be
practical business men" wno Thought that ~
they couldn't get what they wanted. they'd boz
plausel But they set the mark which they are
procam that h VIII cGn on 8 an; d ihd2 ' ye1 @3
Mr. ilSon has lost no opportunity To impress t1is
purpose on the country. He proclaimed Il 80 con
gress on the night when the Tariff bill hnall,
p4ssel hr proclaimed j again in tHe speech in
across the ocean. apparently that BE- might appro-
prmteY open his cimpalEn in London he asserted
II again. I.;ere is no chance for m.sapprehcnsi1n
on the part OF any voter Every vote cast for
question and To- engage in a furihrr rai5 nn bsi
noes and industry Every vote cast for a Repub.i-
piauseD
EXPERIENCE OF RECENT MONTHS.
Is the force Of partisanshlp SO great tha, the
Democrats Of New-York are willing 20 @ through
another such experience as they have had during
IN" last eighteen months. merely for the sake Of
being consistent. merely for the sake Of standing
10y their party? Haven't they had enough? Are
themselves than 20 their party? 10 they wish To
endure another period Of depression and business
Democrats may obtain salaries from TIE Govern
ment? To the Democratic business men OF New
York. whether merchants. manufacturers or I'M
porters; TO the Democratic workinemen whatever
me character or Their employment the only i~o
results OF Democratic success in this election VIII o..
another TWO years % financial disturbance.
AGITATION and sjagnani trade and fresh horde of
Democratic ofhce-holders. applause What proof
require more than they have had. TIA, the only
thing which stands between them ana their former
former safe and profitable employment their former
wages the only thing that stants between the coun-
try and ITS old-timc good fortune is the incompc-
sighted Democratic party? hppauscJ
HHve We dlnercnt county Has ~ spirit y, en-
terprise died ont from among Us? Have our r~-
ina; II Republican rreslen "ere ia The White
~ 1use '2,day' anI Kepun.can n"ngre-s IN ne
whistles would scream shrill summons for M,
out and the steamers coming in would he oatot
nr re WI" oc pGoiuc' INC mons OF f"Pai ua
New-York would In an instant be- set free. ana
rivers q trsde wor!a aoW iresy ihrougho,p' ne
ana an Appausei1 me e4nheT "onid = To- ms o.
call in his loans The merchant would hurry down
s a2%n ,be 10 Ta1 i%f%aTi i ns b. iqI ns"
manas upon his ingenuity ana his in ius.ry. %'i
T. work you'll Dee without something 90 DO. This
j. the sane country that j MAS t"' years ago. ""
veoprnent onil stumbling block - our rr,-r.--
is ric dul ana malignant DsuDcracy. Nppllu.J
There is another phase ln which thoir duty u This
election presents Itself 70 the people OF New-Yort
been Dcrnocr2,~ I, brings me back to ~. sit,la.
ton at Washington ana 10 the fact which hears
gard,l that The southern section ~ the Democratic
party j. in absolute COItID. there ana br
majority in Congress. For under no Circumstances
a IA no rn% Of ? HorheTn 5s' M P%t
T. Their now. That minority Is now body II -
financial questions. although opposed to Republican
policies II is generally nharmonous with the
this Northern Democratic minority IS infinitely more
offensive than the Republican party for In a Pc
p,ause), while in the Northern Democrat they rcc,e-
nize party traitor and renegade
-
whether ne takes the form OF a bad politician Ike
I'm or vlrtuous statesman IKE DR., Everett. Of
cratic Congress. daughter and appiauseJ He Is
pie on any question that affects them locally What
ever ne wants no matter now disconnected II may
what his Democratic colleagues from the South VIII
no. alley him to haye Toward r Kepahican thGy
passing local blls Tor a Republican With entire
constant necessity to exercise discipline upo> i
Northern Democrat and to teach him the lessons
theT policies Of obstruction to Northern interests
or be stripped at once of all partisan influence
They take the natural and entirely American position
thai the majority has the right to rule They are
cratic party has spoken. When they say, I'VE are
% per cent tari we are in favor Of wildcat money
are in favor Of the free coinag" Of silver the
the Democrat who denies il and stands out against
it must suffer the penalties OF renegade
THE PARTIES COMPARED.
And so II f. that "A Democratic Congressman from
the city Of New York II he is true u the interests
Of New-YOrk. IL he represents the financial and
Industrial policy of Ncw-YOrk becomes at once In
the councils Of his party contemplate ana help-
less creature. II makes no dinerenc, what his abi-
ties what his position Is here at home.
rather think. indeed. that the more meagrc his
abilities ana the humber his position the less in
terse Is the Southern prejudice against him. ana
while II Is far from my purpose TO draw disuhc-
lions among Democrats. / rather incline T. the
opinion that the Hon Tim Campbell Is more
effective representative Of New-Nork than Nj
Hewitt daughter and applauseD This great
city. with Its imperial interests concerned ana
vitality concerned In every matter Of business mat
comes before the American Congress, with It's ire
nendous Democratic majority. standing as IL has
stood for thirty years at every election between