New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
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ton OF society. Renewed applause) IL the laws
are enforced with fear toward seme and with li
favor toward others-the powerful may survive put
the plain people must go TO the wall
The citizen without a 'pulP'-the citizen whose
only protection Is the balot-takes no benefit from
his privilege as a voter II the laws made by the
representatives he elects may be evaded or dehed
THE QUESTION ANSWERS ITSELF.
Now. this issue there be any doubt which
side you should choose? The question answers it.
sef The great majority of the people of this
city are law-abIdng people and that majority will
make their voice heard at the polls. Cheers) Ma
tive foreign born cannot differ TO this
And especially has It been shown they traduced the
great body of our German fellow citizens. who said
may want to change the laws but, as our loyal
brethren. they do not want TO break them ana
One is that no party Will dare openly dispute the
declaration Of our Platform, that the interests OF
be maintained by law because there never will be
general cessation OF business and labor day In
sation. labor would sink exhausted, and without
the observances OF religion. morality would perish
In existing laws experience may show to be neces-
sary or desirable, such chances will never be had
Tammany trlumphan. and expecting to return to
full power will never rc!nquish fruitful a source
to be under her administration (Applause) You
might as well ask tiger to exchange a mouthful
Therefore whatever you think, whatever you want
that is just and right, vote the Republican ticket.
the party OF freedom, Gan true freedom and just
liberation for all be expected.
SHALL IT GO FOR NAUGIIT?
Shall it be said that all did last fall must go
for nothing? Is the work of reform, begun amid
a storm of difficulties and in which much has
been accomplished and yet much remains to be
done. to be abandoned? Is the sunshine, which the
promise of Republican success, let in upon the
darkness of hard times, to he again shut out by
having the cloud OF Republican defeat settle down
upon this noble Empire State? do not believe it.
The question is in way different from that Of
year ago. 1t Is the question of honesty against
theft. of morality against corruption, Of govern
ment for the people against government for the
conscienceless politician. (Cheers) 1t Is an issue
upon which If any one could doubt. let him seek
counsel in his household. Go to your homes
and ask whether you shall vote Tammany or Lnti-
Tammany. Ask the wise and venerable mother who
has brought up her boys 10 manhood. You, my
young friend, when next Sunday YOU don your best
attire and 20 to visit your sweetheart, look GOWN
into her blue eyes and ask her-how you shall vote.
You whose hair Is grizzlcd. turn to the. who be-
gan to climb the hill with you, the companion of
your life and the mother Of your children-ask her
how you shall vote-and tell you. fellow-citizens.
but give the suffrages thus gathered from the
home and the lresde, and We'll bury Tammany
and all its iniquitous hosts In $1,000 majority pro-
lOnged applause)