New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
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difficult, even not impossible Evsry speech s nayr
mau, ,,on have been made and given TO the one eh1
~ so,1riug If possible. lnternatona Dimeta.lsLni
nave az ..slIver men go called who are Senator'S
and have found those of them who peong 20 ohc oi
sne and candid deem some of them wrong IN
theory policy and tnctics on, sens 60 % MANY gold
monomeaIllss do as dishonest IN purposn o OF as
Advocating Hesitation s wh hber cognrymen to pay
5oliar debt With 80 cents. or 10 cents or anythin9
value e. than as sSd TUar men IS % as
ps hy the premise that the United states can
alone o Hndsf PRESENT DIV parity
ratio OF 16 Just are vltiated IN IKE manner me
alrma' ION w world I'd combined cannot IL they WILL
achieve that parity on that ratio
Senator Hin denounced the late Legislature ana
declared ,
lat,rn which ever convened at Albany, has so com.
peey earned the contempt OF g99d c,,aens az as ne
dcrsands 1.-THE public sentiment upon 'n yh,p POM wa
substantially nnamo mo Mas is iegsaon
proceeded upon fixed or definite prIncip,,r,SS o.
cities and another kind for Democratic cities; but
onactlng SIN different kind when me t au-
TO the same faction which controlled the Legs
nature THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
q, tho politIcal outlook Senator Hlll said:
7, ia evident To every keen observer that while
recently the prospects for Democratic success III
the near future on nave pa %e b" in nearly every
state has encountered serious reverses rom gen.
from The effects OF which II has not fully re-
covered. yet at this time an improvement seems 1T, 10
crcasing confidence. dislike to make predictions.
but prefer simply to say that am hopc,u,,, Am
suro that with a firm adherence TO rgnt prh-
cinI.s with no further entanglemcnts with Popu-
lIsic or soclallsic schemes which haye no proper
action. with tact and Cancellation In party le as
ship. with unceaslng yigilance ana an m o
ering or our hgh standards anywhere. we snaii AZ
least deserve success. and that II nan inc W.
tory.
MIR ECKEI.S'S ADDRESS.
There was intermittent but vigorous applause
during the Senator's speech. which was not CON
climbed until nearly II D. m. and he was cneered
h,stlly al the close. lie was followed by James
H. Eckcls Controller % the Currency. who In
Response TO tho toast Sound Money. saii IN part:
4 DISTINGUISHED Democratic statesman. speaking
clrci that the heart and NE of free government
nnnr,n INSTITUTIONS has demonstrated the truth OF
The declaration and proven the ioNy OF nose VINO
placed upon the statute books Una, ha am iinni
n"agn,he bulwafk o, the citizens liberty and the
IglsatIvc action and Independent ~ governmental
ccnsor.hip It has attacked corruption In high places
ami in ~ ard brought Into open gaze every form
Of oppression AMI wrone II has IN every c nnss
sunk bitter partnership In broadest patriotism an
placed the welfare OF the country above ths gam
irg OF party It's force has been nowhere 80
poen, and it, effect for good 30 manifest AS In rs
PRONUNCIATION OF and nss,snc. upon souhi I bs.
boon and In the future II mus, continue 70 b.. ths
great weapon in the psmosrss "smSTy t wl,n
within and attacks from without. Upon its trust
worthness must Democracy rely Tor me m mar,v
enance 81 party honor and the enforcement OF party
principles
OPPOSED TO sHAMs AND ILLUSIONS
Nr Tndcn. in the course OF the Svscus-lon OF the
currency In his letter accepting tho b'rnocrnne
nomination - the Presidency asserted thnt the
public mind VIII no longer accept shhms u mas f"'-
f,reI enough from Illusions. An insIncere Iohry IN
crcases dlairust. unstable policy Increases uh-
certainty" Within thrc. months Mr.. Cleveland nus
demonstrated how completely mat llHifhN can ~,
llslrmcl ana that uncertainty disIellel ~ a i'"s
neither iuslnc'rc nor unstable. ana N't hr7Ni" we
pr.0.p, ~ the one and the accomplished results
WIN me fcturnns pps Gs hat in dcalnr Vita tho
silver question the party shall hang ,s present am
the light Of such facts am sure Democrats bent
upon Advancing their parry nr,ss, ,r ,' Inn dis
discuss the objections from dsiinctlVely Democrat
c standpoint the position to which the advocate OF
The free coinage OF silver. 1t Ia now presented;
would commit the part! hecause o, inns o rs
wholly OF business character IL presented wholly
from n political and a party standpoint There II
n1ces Of It's recognized authorities from first to
last or acts Of rs chosen officials. which warrants
a step 50 radical as that contemplated IN many sec
lions the country II mas been IN ins Pas, 9 sas
is nov Democratic boast that SIas5 ss m IN" ~
no place IN Democrats poii.tcaI T,r'H; ,h "' ~,
something repugnan TO ann subversivo 81 tiv e,
Tn o,irlnc of equal rights and privileges to AL
ana speclal privileges to none. In the same br'ath
with wnion Demo ar tcnnnl"mnoi rc opposition az
party organized for the purpose OF Snrenlns tno
have these declarations been so frequently ana so
cmpaatcaliy made a. during me YEAR, rs, ~,n ~,
Indictment Democrats presented asaihst ,ne Iro-
econlss was thn, tney Were "i hn sa," hook
HON in and on; OF Congress was ms charse re-
",ta5 and vet In the face Of Democratic protesta-
nn "a, protecivc ,arn laws In violation OF
the spirit and genius OF repnnmoan FORM , 1n so,
,amnf H. now being made to place the Democracy
in Ike position OF advocaurg Tor thr poSs ,ns,s
lsaislaon as the most extreme measure Eyer con-
Lived by the warmcst adherent OF protection
rprr INwARDNEss or THE SILVER AGITA-
TIoN.
Al not oyerstate when say that the present
o.,ion of the free coinage or silver Is QUE J" '"c
nrs, instance. TO the silver producing class. Who
oo,,,,aining that their mining interests are IAN
gushing. claim 1t TO be the duty OF the "o'orn,
, a. revive them by affordng a market for all
IN. silver bullion that they can DEPOSIT AT the
minis and make them more proh,ap" 10y nto
d"ars containing less than one doiiar worth OF
metal endowed with full legal-tender prQperues,
a., a,,.mnt IA made d!sown any SuCh clin by
ninoiing trat silver IS wronsfuiiy Disseminated
p'',,tnef thr amount OF our circulating meuium ~
10 s nor capita and that the country is IN
financial distress by reason Thereof mourn Inc
IL, -, Tho country's history made so largely by
,hn coinagc since 1913 OF '2S2l09 s'iycr dollars;
b"t unicr this prctex is to be found me real rea-
"ni that is the promotion Of the silver interests
nv Iegslailve enactment. II there be doubt as to
x ,sr,ih of this charge. let an examination be
wv, "s 10 those who In the first instance origi-
,g Tho movement to have silver again made
na,e' IA money In our monetary system. and It
iii he found that from the day n M that Sen,
WI" p ,oncs OF Nevada. made his famous financial
49,, until the present moment the power be-
LII ,hs agitation of silver lesisaton has been
niHI I'M" i,,clpp class | mean that M