New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
A MISERABLE PRETEXT'
HEAVY RLOWS FROM DEPEW.

HEAVY BLOWS FROM DEfE".
Whom the prolonged plaudits when were
,nded nv the audience as General forlcr io
eumed his seat had died away, the poh''ca' so"s
entitled ..AIarching to the Polls IN No'e'''"
wos sune bv the entire audience to the tune u
! .Narcbing Through Georgia 1hch w.
Welcome that was almost deafening' MI
advanced TO the front of the platiol'' "
s,o,se to Mayor Strong's invitation !"
snoech Mr. Depew, with his accus'o' ,,~
delivored many good blows from 'he s"o
ot the followers of the silverites' anu
,r,ersncrsed his remarks with prish' O'e'
,,,. hoarsrs into roars Of merriment Dr' ~
pew said in part: 800.
49,, fr,oods I feel like the man VINO VIII aan rant
dnriyng a revival meeting ana see'is 5 The time
2enInes is over now let US shout when
he way every should ieei IT, n'l Hann C hcers)
ne near ~ 1 hnur The pleasure we oush, ~ oIan
somewhat tempered ny ,syi1ihlren There meets at
81 ncoc tomorrow Buffalo our 81, had that
cratic Conventions Every ,O Ono him for martyr
dom. loud laughter9 l am ps aOpyy laughter
laugh at the speGta aSt lust before left my Office
sant TO- say telegram stating that the cutters S ol
!, r%Jl' vere running with water, wTung ilvn "
nu" o2 evnrs, wooden Indian there u-aus"'e''
EFFECT OF BRYANs VISIT.
o.. ,r,.rd Candidate Bryan, came into our coun-
~ - and hope for heavens sake ne may
-. AGAIN one more visit and there VIII DC no-
hod left AT thc polls On that side. ie T' to some
here to Chicago to, to hmercan people lie started
ont with the proclamation Una. , , the man 10
M hneted no matter what became OF tne aiarv
chant or of the ~orkingma9 % YIN hrains When he
or w"E Est he appealed the workingman,r anu r
oromises were only equaled by hsT II YOU viii
anu endure I'd scent dollar he said IN en nG now we
will make it as good as 'ne o om ANYTHING better
% he dollar we have now. only thnt ms eoi,n n
would Glti ma Garner U Telling hin that he was the
nan RI he benefited by the 53-cch' uo, ,hnr the,,
In his apposGd bv capital by corporations and by
the employer Well what Is the ars" from the
% lie, or from the employer, but the ahsMr
has come from the valleys OF .sr' sniI and where
he tong artisan working at his skilled t So LABOR
and they have said I'VE want none Go of those
sn n S oh Confidence gave good business GOOD
mpSy%s" good Of TaF snd ass ISL Fo0S
Vow don't mistaken. there are no sec,io Tnrt II
TINS SOurh' No the Western farmer is filling the
The same ground the Maine farmer and an as th he
farmer feels 81 vn IN can't fool him in Maine you can't
fool him in Iowa. tAppause'
SALVATION BY PANIC.
Our friend has stated in recent speech ',,'' ."e
one object he wanted to obtain was the saN'"o'
of the man who works ana mas no c"p'"' an" "
| nronoses to save him by panic. But does inns
village lawyer know what a panic u.s. lou u'!-
| goods men know what Il panic is. II there Is any
business man in this country who knows more tl1l
any other what panic ~ tha Success Is 1 and pros
nrritv are You know when you have pane nov, nov II
affects drygoods business nj, aI ne Val
manic our friend Bryan attacks nor olif hnt
Strnet broker the merchant and the capiialst pu.
me n oiher man Who the payroll Of eorPora
lion or an establishment rms ihoi i,Vto 81 Tho
I'm ~ an incnpnc!tv to grasp the situation OF the
rnatcst INDUSTRY in the world UNITS nm even 10
MAYOR of the city of Lincoln Mnad ,o ooeS ha me
H1cinrv win close the furnace viii S1 out OF
blast that thousands OF hThFs go Tom these great
their homes and W Goa say What ,T does that
The store Is clossS m" rent cannot be paid that
IT, mccossarIes Of life cannot be bought that me
children must be and hat she herself must find
something do to Keep Starvation ,oi o Jim:
1t means that our GGSc srsYeYar'' anu '''''"'
VIII 1 ,SoI Chen he was in Congress and when We
had free trade but in free trade have
one of the clements OF a panic rret td' , nS o,S
ITnu he saws: Let have free silver and put the
ohcr half out Bryan says II We Only nay "a s Tree
! a Few, DAYS ago heard two men: who are IN the
employ Of the New-York Central Kaliroad discuss ~
am for BRYAN because If he gets IN snail nave
silver nsng in my pocket AL tne tb opinion
by pointing out that the law of supply ana demand
necessitatcd that the dcliarS Woulu ho' Vo"S " any
| nan without he gave something IN return On
LA he BRYAN man. you should have heard
| Eryan's speech. The Boy argued 1t out and said
! he was going to repeal the law OF supply and de-
| mand Now 1t is all very well to carry Maine and
vermont 1t Is as well also to elect Mckinley: and
,hat is assured But guard tho employment of this
country and instead Of men seeking work. work
will seek the men. We want this question thrown
out entirely from American politics. We want this
| question stamped out of American politics as the
dissolution OF the Union was stamped out. and we
want the American flag to stand for honest money
| an honest dollar prosperity and Mckinley. cloud
cheers)
Congressman Lemuel T.. Quigg who was well
received also spoke briefly. and pointed out
some Of the evil effects that would arise from the
free coinage of silver. and illustrated the differ
! ence in purchasing power of the present silver
dollar and that advocated by Mr.. Bryan.
The meeting broke up with three cheers for
the Republican candidates.
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