New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19

ne WI bSe s rs stanch timbers The United States
more make good money by s atb9ry on any
kind Of meta regardless OF its commercial value or
roation to foreign countries than 1t can ex'e"u It's
He believes that the American dollar should have
grains of sense as well as more OF r money
IL we keep adopting such shifting policies that uuea
them hs peG in an oy Sc He Believes
limited coinage would soon Lead 10 uii. s go, his
neighbor hushel Of O-cent wheat and insist IN pay
Ing him back with 25-cen. bushel OF oatsi ana e. 70
credit AT the highest point If it borrows dollar IN
god and insists upon paying PACK WIN o,-cr1' g., anv
any other construction of the wori COIN III aIy
Ia us or any contracts TO the contrary notwitn-
The platform OF this Convention must be for sound
money and in clear ringing. uhmistakabie terms
on any other construction OF 1t the party may 81,
into power but the country would be in danger o,
falling into the ba tch of bankrupt Governments, ana
at the end Of the parys administration ~ WoSau
AIS whose wi; when opened read: I'm the name Of
God. Amen. | have nothing. ! owe mucn. give
the rest TO the poor.
FOR THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
"At the time when nation locks wildly at nation
standing with mute lips apart Allison did not meet
with a clenched fist the proered hand OF interra-
tlonal adjustment However. he has stood unswerv-
ne;v by the Monroe Doctrine. and insisted that We
United States should recognize any people Struggling
for liberty and Republican Institutions even II they
were Insurgents in Cuba.
ask YOU to nominate him. II you do; the people
from sant-shrOudSd Mexican Inc 10 inc l't
that separates US from an ullDo.n 5s ,.harn
North viii shout as In one giorious gao ai'i ~
he 9d tempe Of @ sveT st keynos Of the
campaign will be kept conccrt-pitch If you 90
the White House Will be used no onscf as an
ncnt station. Nominate him, ana no, hoM; Pe, i ~
bat when the strife Is over, his name WIZ fa.i ks
mlEennal music upon your ears Nomha'g Din am
thrill OF JOY VII 80 from ne West 10 the East ss.,
wing on It's trembling way the song OF our reapers
only lost in The roar Of your furnaces n o n
time our focls tceming ard our oranges M
every spindle will be turning day and nisht upon tne
our darkened land. and instantly lons-suncr'ng
people Will hear the surges Of returning prosperity
Nav the spell OF RepuDlicanism have greater power
to move YOU than the spell Of magic words. In his
hour Of anxious expectancy; IN TINS hour piecnant
up It's mighty dead and they are here-llncoln
Grant Garfield. Blane-yea al the liustrous a., dead
etvorates martyrea Lincolns spirit pleads with you
to 1t that These dead snail not nave died IN
vain"
Tho speech elected very little enthusiasm. al
though it was appiaudel at some points
LODGE NOMINATEs REED.
The next State % respond was Massachusetts,
and Senator Lodge. Of that State. came to the
platform and nominated Thomas p. Reed for
the Presidency. in the following speech:
-Four years ago We met as we meet now, repre-
scniaily,s OF the great Republican party, rios
u.,Ity Wa n ne and. Capita vas con@den; ana
'aboT endowed There was ,hc good days wage
for the good days work. and the spiri; OF Ane,-
.can enterprise was stirring ana DO'd me teas-
nv W. mn th, pub r. revenues ample for the
public need. W. were a. peace WIN AZ me "or,i
ard had paced A pruden. hgui on me Key OF me
Pacific Four snort years nave come and gona
cr,dit IS !mpa rcd our revenues are deficient We
moe; n, pubic needs no. viii income. but oy
Tor .hn wants N The present Business IS paralyzed
Confidence has gone Enterprise has foldei us eag.e
ON mile ar. l.. and our railroads crlpp.ed Cap
ia. hides u.elf ana lahor idiy waks ne 'tlee'
days work We have met w.. s.-eh,s abr 1ni
f. X is ~, bs sipoei from nerveles- hards
Fore IN troops have been lntel IA this hemisphere
our own boundaries have been threatened ~
The Monroe Doctrine has been detented og' :
not ~ ynicas ;L..1, ae P PIX .o %, gs Sh i'm
ri .rinE oy,s ana look IA vain. The American poAgy
orr fax abroad has faded ana witAered away.
.f.o; here uuon tafs picture. and IN THIS
could you on This fat mountain leave to feed
ana Datten on ibis moor
r,rR YEARS or DEMOCRATIC RULE.
But four short years have come and gone. and
they have brought this change. What has hap
uened. Will tel you IN a word. The Democratic
plrty has been in power That Is the answer
ron NJ, falls tho heavy burden OF binding UP these
wounds anI bringing relief to all this suffering
The Democrats deceived the people by promising
them the millennium. and the miserable results Of
those ylns promises all about us to-day We
have 10 promises 70 make. We pledge ourselves
oniy to that which We believe We can perform We
saved the Union anl abolished slavery, 50 now IN
1895 We Will deal with ms democratic 'esacy OF
b.ur.rrs. bankruptcy ana misfortune
", asr gathered here 10 choose he next President
90 ,ae Unltcl safes That W. will win In the cleo
w,h ,he pleasant fancy that the CAMPAIGN Is 20 ne
Az easy one. II Will ho 4 hard battle II cannot be
Against the Republican party representing fixed
Amer an policies. Strength. progress ana order WIZ
Democratic party but all the wandering forces OF
the Presidency which Is set before rs as the prize
The prosperity ot The country The protection OF our
National credit are all staked on the greai issue 20
D. ceciea AZ ~ pos next MoIemoyr tom non ,be s
misery !no whir1 It has been plunged 10y thIee years
D. Democratic n.srIc. TO drive The Democrats
p,|gr - , l ng , sigp e af In our turn NET
h-avy punishment al The hands o. the people. II
So y crisis as this cannot he me-, and deal, with
by shouts and enthusiasm. We must face II as our
t~rmina1n - Win the battle ana that done to take
rp our rcspons tcs IN the same sp'ri, WIKI which
succeed only By the most strenuous erdcavor; and
now. a. thea. everyta!nF dsPen upon ne admins,
Will meet this situation az Lincoln met that Of 1851
~ih the chiefs Of ne Repq0l!canS about Mni ara
dent who on the hfth day Of next March VIII sum
mon Congress- In extra session. anu refusing 10 MAKE
that an else must wait unit; Congress sends 10 him
wages In the pockets * the American workngmen.
We want President who viii protect AZ AL hazards
the god reserves ~ me Treasury. who VIII see 70
that obligation OF tho Government is presented
which t. nor paid in whatever coin N" creditor
chooses 20 demand. and who VIII never forget that
the nation which pays with honor borrows with ease
We want 4 man who vii guard the safety ard
d'~n.ty OF the Nation at horne and abroad ana
who viii always and constantly be arm n dealing
with fore IN rations instead OF suddenly varying
a long course OF weakness and Indifference with
convulsise spasm u vigor and patriotism. Above
all. want man who VIII lead his party and
act tn It. and who VII not. 10y senseless quarres
between tho White House and the Capitol reduce
legislation ana execution alike 10 mbecillty and
fqlinf". Surh IL The want for great
office In these bitter times. when the forces of dis
order oosei and the wreckers with their false
hsats gather at the shore TO lure the Ship OF State
upon the rocks.
REEDS RECORD
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