New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
SOMETHING NEW
Colgate's
HERMOSA PERFUME

creation in that line as In every other Uproarious
remember party OF disguised Europesns VIII, who
told me thet Yankee was among them who tired tired
rivers greater lakes higher mountains. finer game.
stronger men. handsomer women and better instl-
tutons than any country in the world so they con-
spired night and gave him some knockout drops
and then put him in a coffin and in In shroud and
carried him to the graveyard. They hid behind
tombstones to see what he would do when he woke
& out OF h but hen the he
arose in his box Just as ths cray sreaks Si d1w S
is the resurrection morning but these burned for.
esners are sleeping yet and Amerca hs is The mrs;
there is any American. no matter what his politics.
who is out Of diotic or insane asylum. who
m!tting to himself and with himself that he is en-
titled the designation of DoesticEs favorte char
hs KEW in the e Tended ad
TO National wealth and individual prosperity, but
were offered new nostrum, which was TO add
IS ySSr f sna aae OF
and Senate In order to try the nosrum OF tar1f Tor
ssHreS at eny is the and
upon it is inscribed MY name is Nancy Higgins,
nerve dss4cyer Snd E Soo SSF D to
make me weller. and here am" Q-aughter)
WILSON DID THE ACT.
Professor Wilson did the business. and earned
British banquet. Twenty millions of dollars out OF
the American farmer and woo,-srower and into the
pockets of the British manufacturer; and looms, and
SplnGeS, ana tiDpate factories, anu
in the Old World the place Of increasing the hap
pines. and prosperity OF our own b are [ne
ans's results h ewa,a Ins For every
year the average of Republican rule we paid
of apa a9 Sas iHfS dss1G
met the obligations of government from moneys IN
ton meets them by selling bonds \ tariff for rev.
only Is demonstrated to be a tarin Tor deii-
cheney, and a tariff for revenue only for those VINO
have the financial ability to negotiate the Govern
ment loans applause .,.o ...ro ,,.oo o~oo.
crises in our history when we added 10 our National
debt: first the Revolutionary War; the second
Uncle Sam foots up his accounts and says: ~, The o
War Of the Revolution ran me in debt s5oS 900,
all its then possibilities and its present realities
The War Of FL ra me IN ar ee6 Of S s Sg, w h
recognition Of the American flag the wide world over
and the admission by very Government OF the ea i
nviolabie son of the United States The Mexican
l got California with its golden coast its mineral
treasures and its agrcultuia al resources GOV New
pandng OF populations of my country Two years
Of Democratic Administration have cost me Just
about much as these three experiments. and what
ence" daughter and appause)
times" but when the times are out of joint want
see the broken limbs OF the body polite mended
recall in future years the Speaker of the last House
OF m hs or i though
they may remember the President, and all Amer
a
the flush, the prosperous. the glorious times. the
zenith of industrial and financial prosperity when
the the h TPs og Of the
soldated into law by William Mckinley Sapplause)
when the Senate was being led by sherman and
Allison when The grace and dignity Of Of the Vice
pGsn waS being of en-
Levi p Morton lapplanse when America a loT
Ss 5SnoT OF the s0 soury @ nd aa
spected all over the world. and the secretary OF
State James G. Blaine (applausel; when every
depa mPn Government
the marvellous ability courage and sratesmansnhlp
good old times which mean capital employed labor
in every department seeking laborers; wages UP 70
County nS nsnf resumns once more it's march along the
pathway Of civilization and National wealth ana
The colored quartet sang "RepubIcan
rally" beginning with the verse:
There's a great deal of fun going on In this town,
And we read of strange dongs with wonder;
Election is near. and on all sides we hear
Something is going TO drop. stand from under.
WHAT MR.. QUIGG SAID.
In introducing Congressman Lemuel F. ouigg
as the next speaker, Mr.. Lauterbach referred to
the wav in which a Congress district had been
changed from a Democratic to Republican
stronghold. and there much applause when
Mr. Ouigg made his bow to the audience. Mr..
Quigg said in part:
the incarnation OF the Democratic spirit had been
that the suppression of error was permanent ana
complete, and that nothing more remained than TO
wicked had ceased from troubling and the weary
were at rest" And yet within a twevemonth
versary ug,ier than ever, hnnsrier than ever in
full and most unpleasng array -, M ,,,r,so,,
SO SO u Uniformly form dsagreeab His little black eyes
jaw jaw was never 50 firmly set; His stub nose never
stuck out such grim defiance HIS short mar
md hes nj
never so fun Of menace. The long, black cigar in
his thick lips has never pronded a. so ry
shirt front burns red. And from the shine OF
his arng silk hat to the shine of MS man 0 %bs
will do ALL dare ALL for the sacred rght OF piack
mall daughter and applause
THE ISSUE UNCHANGED
There are those no doubt profoundly interested
in the progress Of municipal reform to whom 1t is
matter Of regret that there should be injected into
this campaign a consideration OF the question OF ex-
else They know every Intelligent person knows.
that the real issue to-day is precisely that OF year
ago. without the smallest change. over against one
another stand two bodies of citizens one maintain
no other end in view than the welfare OF the com
munity and the other contendns that every public
and wealth to themselves 49,. Art. ,..,,o 49,.
SO long it possible to keep this issue per.
fectly simple and distinct. TO associate from IL
every minor question OF policy, there wac no doubt
where the majority Of the people stood No system
peal to class prejudice. offer of class advantage
could bring TO the freebooters the support OF the
majority of the voters long as there was Kept
before the public mind clear picture OF the o, real
ment az distinguished from those Of the govern
ment OF honest men.
MINOR DISTRACTIONS.
But Il was inevitable that upon the very hrst
stem in the direction of genuine reform these
minor question OF policy would arise TO distract at
entlon from the real issue. the issue that should
be controlling
What could be more characteristic OF the parties
ha. confront one another In this city tonight than
their treatment OF the excise question? The Re
publican party true to It's function as the organ or
...-,rnl nd remembering