New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

SOME PRESSING UNFINISHED BUSINESS
We have a matter Of unfinished business 10 al.
tend TO this fall Q.aughter.) 1t Is the hnishihs VI
Tammany Hal. Appause.) Tammany is nov ue"u
yet, and the hope of public plumber moves '""
corrupt organization to seek again 10 get co"uo'
of the offices and the finances OF the city. a.,
fighting this year with the same hece sar,s COM
moved us year ago and against , ine ana every
man on IL is not only well fitted to be elected but
is absolutely without reprcach ana wnou Nominated
with the same purpose of keeping down the crew crew
of scoundre.s who formerly plundered ,ne v vesr
Tammany Hall is the same same 'nis year do '"''
Hut some objection has beer made to tne o Tbs
Some people will always object. O.aughterJ Ihe!
the ticket was not IN tSt e repre-
sentatives of the Republican party applause CT
representatives OF the Democratic party VINO are un
willing soil their hands with rammany iia a,
KNOWN as the Chamber Of Commerce. The genial
Of this county N recent f sP %om
merce had received its charter from George an AL
That statement was reSeve So Are not usually fond
Of references TO the past That piece OF rns
,o saa dinner 'H msV party Of the British nobility daugn
teri IL the antiquity Of the Chamber OF Commerce
II % Ssva ah, ,n iS are the
best able judge Of the best interests o. ue 30 ~
CITY by an organization of thieves must cease ZAP
n,ause) WHY should not the Republican party DC s
the natural ally Of from nn'N National and State politics
has been pledged by the Republican party IL WI, VII
be one of the many reforms inausu'a'eu ~ ''
was found Impossible have that separa, 100
co ap,he hnrs vii he no excuse for Democrats 10
sustain Tammany Hall in muncipai ,nnrs,v hor-
roWs the name Of politics for purposes Of pundeT
The Republican party Is 'he ha'ui"' any "
government. AppiauseJ
THE LAW MUST BE ENFORCED
The Republican party has declared for the nam,
,uia p
Never may party in this country be cohue"i'eu
,or declaring that the law Of the land must be MAIN
taned applause, long continued} II the law Vol
bad the people will change y; pn. 49, &c ~ law
American instinct Is for the enforcement VI &c"
~ne dsnsnd on the peace and contentment of the
go lots The tired backs siraighten? On that day
acompshed for me aa S,s Of the week We
work not too little but too much me kepupii,c,aI
psry u ~ n tba Sundav laws The American Sunday
shall be maintained. Appiause)
Mr. Root spoke briefly about the State issues
OF the campaign. and when he mentioned 'ne
name of Governor Morton there was iouu
cheer When he said ne would introduce as the
next speaker "a man with convictions ana Tue
courage Of them" there was quick response
Of cheering and every one knew that ne meant
Warner Miller Mr.. Root. continuing sara 'ia'
the next speaker. whether he was inside or out
side the breastworks always had his race u
the foe and there was another outburst OF APP
plause Three hearty and spontaneous chee's
were given when Mr. Miller rose to speak ana
his first words drew out another cheer.
ADDRESS OF WARNER MILLER.
Mr. Miller said:
Mr. President Ladies and Gentlemen-tor me
responsible but myself. applause Nel h f bie
Republican party nor the Republican cup h OIL 'i t
S,sbt need be held responsible for anything shall
say might claim the right to SPEAK iOr wv
hat what / shall say. or the sentiments ] sh AN
utter. shall stand or fall by ther own wthnut any
pr eface go once to the matters IN nan9
he sfs, and Tr Municipal Three years when
our country enjoying the creates piUspei ~
and it had had during It's T vi the admnsra
lion Of National affairs and consequently; a.
sn OF b 5es House Of Representatives and
Democratic United States senate were $500. $500, Co,
me first time since the Administration OF James
buchanan all the power and all the resPom sre OIL
the Government OF this great country OF our tho
shall take but little tine in referrP hss 10 'ns
record they have made. what mas IL osrh
record d M the Peaen himself Ina,
session OF Congress which gave us e"e
Wilson bill (hisses)
THE CHANGE THAT CAME.
In 1892 the country was prosperous; labor was
IN the world and the necessities OF life were WITH
IN the reach OF all our people No sooner haa 'he
new Administration been fnaneurated Than me PEG
ple began to ask themselves the question: WAT
would be the result of this change ana "a men zen
they remembered that the Pres.dehCeiect hAu nc
fore declared against the protective tarH systen o
IBIS sG ng ,pco aha That congress How shah describe
IL? O.aughter) 1t cannot be done 'iteie"e,u
aughier 81 nv was 10 govern no power
bring forth theories methods OF administration
under which we had grown rich and
duced a bin known the Wilson BILL "Iafin lot
Vhis M for reyenue"a tariff for deficiency
a tariff for failure. (Cheers) It's 1rst effects were
This country. and to throw out Of employment hun
dreds thoi sands millions even. of our citizens
iaborng people. Then the people began so under,
sand what tariff for revenue meant and turned
ont Of the House of Representatives. the rabble unit
20 rt,,e or govern and returned great Republican
majority m applause
FOR PROTECTION But NOT FOR PROHlBI-
TON.
The Republican party stands to-day where it
has always stood. fo~ the protection Of home in
dustrv and home labor. (Cheers) 1t does not
stand for proh btory tariff and never has; ana
uher /. I,au take. me rcins OF government in its
hands IL will correct the faults OF the present arn
system. ana il vii. that protection Is gwen 10
the industries Of the country. II VIII DO no more
The Adm nlstra,on should be judged by results
TIE Republican party aNays cnalieiistd cIi." IN
OF it's government. Its record Is written on tne
brightes; pages of history both in the war ana IN
the development of the country which followed WIZ
peace came about say II challenges criticism
from every po-nt II Vle"
Mr. Miller then went on at some length U quote
statistics showing uniform and continuous de-
crease In revenue under the Democratic ADMIN
lstrator which had caused TO a deficiency IN the
revenue and expenditure account Of the country
Of s1S2 7s4 600 Continuing he SAID:
How has this been met? by borrowing money
and II 10 deficiency added the loans and inter
est We have the Government in debt. IN round num-
bers to the extent OF &O,C0O.C09 The Cnted states
Treasury from February last until October ! was
IN the hands of receivers. daughter and appauseJ
The receivers. after making a profit Welded up
Their office the lst OF October Fault has been
found with the syndicate for the profits made out CT
this receivership but want 70 say at once that ne
condemnation can rest WITH them. The Secretary
OF The Trea s,lry allowed the. gold reserve 70 run