New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
MR.. LAUTERBAcHs REMARKS

AIR LACTERBACHS REMARKS
The Commercial Travellers, Quartet san.
! another song and then there were calls for Mr.
Lauterbach, who had hecn invited to the plat.
| form Mr. LautsrDach declared that after The
glowing eoquence Of Ir Dcpew anything thai
he might say would sound Nat but the crowd
urged him OF and he said he might as we'll pay
! the Bryan act and help empty the room. Al
| though he made a speech ~ more than twenty
minutes however the cr-wd remained to hear
| him and applaud his utterances. Mr.. Latter
bach said in part
| Next November there will be such majority %,
! the Republican candidate In New-York AS has
never been seen before Why? Because there IS
no Issue in his camp align. judgment goes by de-
fault and an to be faid IN thu way Of reason and
los &c is the side Of Eepubcan.sm and N to Be
said on tie score of cla1-trap and heresy and ap
peals not 10 the sense Of the community. but 70 lie
wors, sentiments and emotions. is TO he found On
the other SIDE. You need no orators 10 convince
you Of what the ST Louis platform stands for Il
stands ixed firmly. irrevocatle. uHaitcrable. and
with no stIaddlc for a standard OF the best metal
ever coined for a gold currency that shall be kept
n,iolate until every other nation on the earth shall
enuncation was made victory was accomplished
The Chicago platform was in favor Of silver and
countries chira and Mexico The gold dollar q
the hest dollar that is coined. is inhexhe and
silver dollar should have shifting varying IN.
certain standard and a currency that would te
''t'''' J." III ''t''''f "'','' u "d,
coined. and would be currency simply because
honest currency had been hanlshcd 20 other lands
That Is the whole Trims. and there u no issue In
that upon which the commercial travellers need
convincing Applause)
THE ATTACK ON THE SUPREME COURT
Mr. Bryan also asks you to down the record
OF the court which has embraced among is mem.
bers some of the proudest names in America and asks
you to say thar the Supreme Court is unworthy Of
beng maintained and that packed judiciary should
Mace ne
done It's duty manfplly and well. II j. asked
that murder and raplig. ana anarchy shall stalk
abroad and that the strong arm VI the supreme
Court shall not b. held forth in protecting lie and
The ST. Louis platform is also in favor OF proec.
ton. not by any specific rates. but protection TIA,
may put another dollar on beer or another TWO doa,
on sugar oat the great mass Of our reyei:,s must
debts In money We obtain mainly upon our imports
tAppIauseD Who're is the issue then. between Re-
publicanism and Democracy? The old slavery ISSUE
i dead. the only issue that remains is ,4t tariff
and Republicans and Democrats think alike that
There Is no difference now between Republicans and
Democrats Every man who belieEes IN an hones,
payment OF our deoii out OF revenue must be and IS
the best element of Democracy and We hail them.
cpplausel There are then only two parties and The
Other party Is the party o: chcanery OF fraud ar!
Popusm. and We intend 10 struggle 10 The utmost
against them That = me situation ana PFoPnsesy
that nexI November this I'm ,ncal heresy and win II
ne greed ard cupiiiiy behind viii go down 5ecase
Mckinley and Hobart Will have been sloronSly
elected. 0hcers)
When MIR. Lautorbach had got through May
or Strong called for three cheers for Colonel
Black the president of the League. and me
cheers were given with will but Colonel Black
did not resi-, md with speech. tn" Mayor an
nounced that meetng-he said prayer-neet
ng--would he held in tie room at noon Of each
weekday until November = and he invited me
commercial travellers To- attend the mass-meet-
ing at Manhattan Beach on Saturday evening
Then the meeting adjourned with more cheers.
DRYGOODS REPUBLICAN QUARTERS.
The headquarters Of the Wholesale prysoois Re-
publican Association will be opened on September iS
II was the original intention OF 'he promoters OF me
organization to hold the opening ceremonies today
in the store formerly occupied by T.. : Janrsy
Co. a, No 80 Broadway The workmen VINO have
been putting the place in order nave. however oe,n
unable 10 complete their work IN time ana me OPEL
ing has consequently been p'st3oned 20 we u1
mentioned. An exceptionally miluentia sa.n,i
viii take place on the opening day ana HVtasuvn
to prominent men 70 take part IN the exercises nav
According 70 present arTansements. " B fulsr
vii. preside and among the sp~akers VII ne Pr.
ter end General Stewart l.. Woodtord ts ~ p,
posed 10 hold MONDAY meetings dAly ,,s ~ re
ale Sy ,hp National Committee For the open
ing meeting the pace WI De "a, as "i treasurer q
the association.
LAWYERS UNITING FOR SOUND MoNhi.
The circular that was recently sen; OUT
Provisional Committee Of the Lawyers SOu"' ,.r,,
Campaign Club. inviting Lawyers to join me 70.
cation has met with genuinely s'"as A.
spouse Attached TO the circular Were NV lars
W Bourke Cochran, Ehu Root. s"s, ~ q; Thorn
Henry " Calhoun. Rufus pcckhaHii T." who form
Ton Warren and Charles H. sheriff., syJarhsrs he'd
the Provisional Committee. Theses ~ The grathca-
meeting yesterday afternoon, ana a. az responses
ton OF announcing that already ~
-, I, ,.irr al hpa, re- esNtd .r,aniLa.lon
A meeting of the cub fIr peri ,r,sen, month.
viii he held in the third week Of w ~. rub viii b.
At this meeting the sentiments o. s :" i. unanimous
DECLARED ard il is safe TO say .ne, Hobart.
support win be given to Mckinley anu