New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

this question ii You must not expect to find i IN
hsg Tns .San In he
this partcals question found in s grsss 'S
So Hon Ssya he Sf' a and Rs'Hf sF'
Croker one phase Of can De rf Se crImne; and
ssssGn of Sa' cases wseS h
Democratic state machine In Newiors m n nSsss
can be seen in the recent effort TO lncte the saoon-
keepers the commission Of crime ana ana s s l
stables the steam yachts and the brownstone fronts
Of these sentry who have Y Yeser pvgar display Ct
wealth that will be forever ASSOCIATED IN the PUBIC
mind with the mucting of brothe.s!
PROMISES GALORE.
The Democratic attitude IL an attitude which
promises anything. matter how discredtabie 10
ANYBODY TO matter how unworthy. leaving the
performance of the pledge to take such final shape
as will enable Tammany Hal to strengthen and en-
rich Itself by acts OF oppression and blackmail.
The Republican attitude Is one "n ~ srsos ME-
erty. and which contains the assurance that with
he 6a az ,he enor w question in politics
our interest In the local situation must not cause
us TO overlook the fact That there are other than
other than local issues to be acted upon We must
no f eect i upon 'a the Country which win be felt
throughout the coming year ana is Dound 10 os
reflected upon. the result OF that greater DAY OF
the Republicans of New-York have candidate
perate lust ana fearless Governor whose admins
traton OF our State affairs has been distinguishes
by such perfect sympathy with the sense and senu,
effectively In the Republican Conventon We ~ NE
vndIcated our choice OF him as Governor. and have
said plainly as they can mat me voIes 81 ''
at It's head Is borne the name OF Levi p. Nor
ton. (Cheers)
Mr.. Ouigg then went into the discussion OF
National questions. continuing
During the first two years of the ADMINISTRATOR
Of benjamin Harrison more than sg9ova"S Oh ,rY
,fircinal of the public debt was dlscnaIStu, anu
with IL forever cancelled annual item OF Sip-
ocoOo OF interest During the hrst i've se, oar o hal
been added to the principal Of the public dept,
100000 the annual interest account anu the
excess 81 Of SSpsn cen month oHsr income S0'
| wish had the time tonight 10 ansH .hIs deht
eral acts OF folly and shame out OF when ts ,
has proceeded. wish had the tine 10 ~ Win
the particulars OF that scanda h Soion on the
face of the earth was COMPELLED to pay io on inc inc
oan Of so bonus Of co sso n %%a n Single gle
provision of which was in good iath bay To nav a
at ~ heavier rate than for the loans WITH which Nat at
the period of your graFest peru, you so"l 3oui
armies the field of battle.
The speaker next took up the Waller case.
criticising the Administration for its apathy,
going on follows:
What ask Of You to-night what in your our name haTe
Commissioned servants Of your Will is; WY WY
there does not 90 from the White House al W ASH
message: You are Instructed to demand the i'm
mediate release OF John w. Waller. an American
citizen. now unlawfuily detained IN prsoh at MAJ
or have We fallen so low under Democratic
Administration that the quality OF the protection
Afforded by our Government TO an outraged citizen
abroad depends, not upon his case but upon ms
strength or weakness Of the Government which
Have we face OF iron for Mexico and face
OF putty for France? ,.
II no, SO in those days when the the" American nd ,h
American strong right arm spoke in words OF In
coin and Grant. of Harrison and Blaine. CAP
Then we had one attitude toward all the earth
Just themselves. and who will exact fairness and
justice from every nation. great or small. May 1t
be so again! cloud applause)
EDMUND WDTMORE'S GOOD POINTS.
Following Mr.. Quiggs speech was another song
by the quartet, beginning with fling at the
Goo Coos the Stecklerites and the OBrienites
Then Edmund Wetmore. the former president
of the Republican Club was introduced. He
said in part
AS the day OF election approaches the Republic
unbroken front tried soldiers fall into line when
the long roll of the drum gives the signal 10 close
portance OF the contest in which We are engaged.
1t is that this Is an "off year IN politics but
tory of the Republican party in this state and that
the present defeat of that party would be pubic
The erpowering interest which centres in local
questions is liable to make US for the moment
issues Indirectly affected by the result of the cleo
ton and the necessity that the tide OF Republican
success now running, and that should sweep US
into power in 1896 is not turned back or diverted
by loss this year OF the great state OF New
ocratic victory OF 1892 are visible every hand.
True it is that the people OF the country have be
gun to repair the damages. the population OF d
fertile land swept over by enemy return to be
gin anew to cultivate the fields. and set up the
is that on the horizon have appeared the victorious
Republican, host advancing to the rescue g CAP
OF the fair prospect before us-of Republican
successive were threatened with continuation
lation, ell would again fall back into confusion.
That this is so needs no other proof than one fact
1t is manifest that the present tarh does not pro
vide revenue sufficient to meet the expenses Of the
Government and there is no way of meeting the
and issuing bonds Every such borrowing, under
present circumstances is one step toward bank
ruptcy. No country. however rich can in times OF
profound peace incur annual deficiency without
finally becoming insolvent Had 1t not been for ne
the Treasury of the United States
would be to-day empty and unless We alter the
present state of affairs, shall accumulate debt
that will check the development of even our mag
nhcent resources and lay a tax upon the'income OF
labor that no court can relieve
THE ONLY REMEDY.
There is but one remedy for this ard that is the
return of the Republican party to power. ZAP
pause) Not TIL then shall we get tariff that will
meet expenses. Not TIL then is the country
safe. our adversares shout that the tariff ques-
ton is settled but It will be settled until ii Is
settled right and the loss of any State in the
Republican column is loss that tends to defer that
Every vote that is not cast for the
State Republican ticket IL vote TO make poor
and keep so. IL you hope for the good time
coming. vote il now; don't walt little longer"
(Applause)
When we leave National and turn to municipal
questions there are. far as this city is concerned
but two parties TO this contest-that represented
by the Union ticket. Endorsed by the Republican
party and deriving its largest support from Repub-
lican voters. and Tammany Hail. Other tickets
there are in the field. some of them containing the
names Of most worthy gentlemcn-not for election,
but simply evidence of good faith Qaughter)
and all of them merely affordng an opportunity for
those voters who want to throw away their ballots
after they folded to do so without being guilty