New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
NETWORK DAILY 2 TWELVE FACES
IA Won kick me downstarsr' Convu!sive laugh

the time honored contest between theory anu et
perience 1t will go long as humanity eAiSts
and long bumptiousness without oppIUTr'u anS
plauseJ know and you know hundreds OF young
men who have come into competency Oh , lo ."i ~
their fathers The young man has graduate, from
college and absorbed the principles OF Ie
saws Without dsrespect to my father If the old
gentleman had known as much as 90. or ,bese
millions he would have left me the for'u TaTrh
Rothschild or Commodore NanderDi no,es 70 INV
office wanting know II there is vacancy drm0a n
on the road where ne could earn modest living.
QLaughter)
IT STANDS FOR AMERICANISM
For trirty-two years the Republican party had
run the Government of the United States upon well
defined and thoroughly understood principleS' inc
Republican party stood for America 1t stands Tor
Americanism in its broadest sense uroiohseo
cheering) 1t stands for the independence OF the
United States from all the rest OF the world II
stands for the development OF al me ha, ~
man, for the founding of cities for tne puians ,r
railroads for the extension OF telegraph f Internal
the digging Of canals. for the CROWN o nonnI
commerce. for the employment Oh on, oM H ~ ,ha
nro dur within the BORDERS Of the United states
of all the necessaries and all the possible fr
factories in England nor mills in France, nor in,
dustrial operations In Germany 'Appiause,, o.,
tory the American mine the American artisan rd1aa
the American laborer and for American Wag 60
IN powrr advanced the United states to the head
Of nations in of the the property
and persons Of the people IN , ,ne hHnnouse5
As il to complete the picture with all the spl I
doris OF Industrial genius and all the Inspiring cpiTr
ing OF prosperity the elimination OF eetiy INA
which goes to make the greatness on naoT "n ~
Of people. came during the Anutamin Harrison
prolonged cheers and APPLAUSE Every mi.e Va va,
working no mater %Ha factory tfe was running on
full time, no matter what the product no hla..rr
spindle buzzing and the fires OF me inrhacfS wer
Illuminating the heavens; every man ana eSery
Fad reached the highest point known in this
any other country. while the pur @ E 10y Te
fore APPLAUSE The railways were rich In the
naepe distribnting their products among them,
selves; the stores filled with custom hhd
the houses and the homes Of the land cnshr,ned
families which were happy In their prosperity theit
opportunities and their prospects ,Applause1 1,I
the theorist had sodulously and so eoln , u,
nrcached his doctrine that the very prosperity OF
The country him his an1encs nov wn et rdSg
ou~ mn share OF the profits OF the factory. OF the
MI ana Yn Oh cam 'ne get greater share 1t easy
10 say to the people OF moderate means h w.. H.
same processes by which men OF great capaT'ut,
and great genius have made large fortune er nes
viii be distributed among you u was e.sy !"
make the believers in every fad ana sory vas
hat in he
,hn possibility Of their fad and the chance TO al
minister their nostrhfn'
WHY THEY VOTED FOR CLEVELAND
So II was that in addition to the regular Demo
cratic vote free silver men voted IN" pemo''a''
ticket because the House ~ Representatives. "heh
Democratic had once passed free silver coinage
bill and mad, H. therefore. ~ the principles OF
tho party: the men who We're IN favor "i 80,
bank currency. with al IT, wildcat t,'r,,i rarty
the Democratic ticket hccius" the l,rihv -
haa put a plank in their platform for me r'l@t ~
me S,t" , na,'H ,h Derocr,c ticket because ires
dent cleveland vas hard money nan I'M W. .,,..
-. Democratic platform Wls fpr IRE, uA H.'"
who believed In reenbhcks ana an unli'' I ',,
INV u them. voted the Demo Tt'ic 'C",, m 81,
,os Democratic party had ono" ~" 'aT'' ~ w.
despair and in the hop" ~ gritlhF ','l' -,s,i,
Elements nat there wcre in ~" and clements tn'
could mingle than Oh ana ~"''r, ' - he
craft, party got possession OF every 'i'N'" '' '
To- cnvntrv in It's relations 90 The pcmocratic
IN, ," ,,s Ike The sflnsier up In r"cksNil dansi
80 'ytc saiI mat shr wanted - i've 100 ms %'ilH
WIN people OF her own fI.fh. ana -' ~a' 49, ,
Rartist minister because she s'.d IN, ,, h,y h,r
n SOLID kind ~ people. hpt ne WIN ,', 3D., prs
1pcnewcd laughter And thrn thc 90 ~ d., Enc
hv,rrinn because she said sh' h.N'''l !" "a
doctrine o. Calvin bu b. %out no, nav Va. .l Me-
ti1h ~ ~ ,t d.u,rra.y ~ the VI IN Ilri 'hlrch.
hui he would not have her M .',', IN" Ikea f,rm
m. Enscopauu. because sh' NttI 81 ~. Ill 90,
ami ceremony. and the liturgy h1' NJ
C'rolongcI laughter
u. D.,.v continued n length. discussing the
oooc,s - the Wilson bin and the Democratic
tarir policy. and closed with glowing ""''Ey ''
Morton and Slxion.
. ,,.,.,,ud bn.n't Registered. hut he
4, . n.mocrat. All Republicans sh""'" rrH-
,,.r without fail. This IL til" last any ""'
VOTING REPUBLICANS OUT IN FORCE.
THEY HEAR GOOD SPEECHES IS SENATOR f"i'
.xn COLONEL SHANNON ~ THE LEN
1xGroN AVENUE OPERA HOUSE
The cold. dlsheartening ram OK '"S' '''9 -
-" 49,, o.. ,,,,.n IN. 90 or more sturdy Re
',,.s ,,ho IN response % call from the
yonng Mens Republican club Of the XViIl'h As
semblv District. gathered in the Lexington NV,Iu'
onera Hous. to cheer their standard bearers anu '
sneakers who predicted their triumph on N"''lp'
~ - i -. ..ro Arnsa hnnAa The memhers ~ thc