New-York tribune., 1896-08-28

now constitute such a splendid portion of our Ma
tional domain and many OF our commonwealihs
Democratic party W and md Of the whis party broke
loose from their organizations to form the hepub-
lican party. for free soil and free men !hpre ap-
pause) In 1860 the call of President liic9im Ior
Gratis again separated from their party to give ,hcn
efficient and needed assistance TO the i1'i,un,i,c i,ii
honor. and all that that involyes-the business:
the employment and the PROSPERITY Ul 1ng Win
is at stake the Republican party WeoUiIUS D VII, VIII
open arms the assistance Of patriotic pnnOD'a,S % AZ,
ganizaton which has been Temporarily sezHu 10y '1T
tumutuous and cvancscent fortSs OF reNUiu'ioi ~
plausc) While ..c are lighting the platform whlch
means all of these. we hnd that upon II j. p,avn & q
ticket with one head and two tails one tan "ds-
eing to fool the wageearner IN the faHt m"I wv. ,me
other "agsing to 1eude tht iabn irih,r ninrnln who
wisely SAID You can fool al II hs b pG2e ,me bni i Won
can't fool ali the people all the time Applause)
sECTIONAIISM TO BE STAMPED OUT
Two millions OF men marched to the front and
half a million of them laid down their lives to
stamp out scctonalsm and make these 'm''d
States a united country. This effort TO array one
section against another by an aIPea no TO b snts
but by ballots not by two millions Oi nth III @ a. n,1
but by Intelligence ana u 1b nheT. bv the feel
ing that we are one people ana tna' w o"i ne noIls
majestic army of fourteen millions OF votes TAP
There no classes, thank God IN ] TINS rour'9 nr ~
(ChcersD There are no places Of power iro OF 0i
wealth 10 which the humblest boy may nay on from
the ranks, and all our prosperous Duslh. - n,
Of the people and have climbed rom 1,e u~I
tom Candidate Bryans speeches % IONS e. ~. ,he last
son and through the Mohawk valley ior .he az
two days have iterated and reeracd me for thcr
that this time the people are 10 Vote loi W. SH'
own interests and to govern bhe'Hss1rId T:ar1ed and
Hayes Hayes? Who elected , Harrison. and Cleveland
twice? Does this Popocratc candidate pencNc tmai &
bankers and not by the people? There will be
fourteen millions of votes cast in Novemner, & III d
vast territory of the American Union The citizens
will gather at these seats of popular power h 10 cis
to be best for his country and himself. ,ah Ihe
pretence that 10000 bankers and money-ienn
fuencng trolling this vote or that they nave W
been in prior Presidential and Congressioia, ec ,So
tions is an assumption more monstrous thah INC
r. thc atnospheric tail of a flying comet. Cheers)
At Albany he spoke sneeringly of confidence as
gold standard was a confidence man and the
free coinage OF silver at 16 to industrial and fnan
cal prosperity and happiness. The % goa conn, noonm-
since the war has paid off most Of our National
debt, has more than doubled the mileage on ot,'i
railways and telegraphs and nearly doubled me
number of our States. has furnished homes ana
employment for 100000 people TO i've peter h tnIn
has advanced wages and decreased the cost ol Nv
And what has the free-coinage-of- silver conf
dence man. done simply by the promise or what ne
will do? Let the distressed farmer and the unem-
ployed millions of the United States answer at the
ballot box. Lack of confidence has DESTROYED me
purchasing power of the country; me obstruction
of its purchasing power has ruined its market; the
ruin of its market has LETT the iarner proants t
is not more coinage but more customers; what the
wage-earner wants is to exchange his labor 1or the
best dollar In the world, and the opportunity 10
get that dollar with his labor tCheersJ
SIXTEEN MILLIONS IN WAGES.
Every day receive marked copies of Popuistic
papers attacking OF the enemies or
mankind because Of my presidency Of the New
York Central Railroad and of my clients as
lawyer Their candidates for President and VICE
President both started In life as did, with no
other capital than education and profession the
same world with the same opportunities, was be-
fore us in which fail conquer We all three
hustled for clients. for income and careers mat
the business of one is repued yield larger re-
turns than that of the other two is not regarded
by lawyers either reproach or misfortune
daughter and applause) The New YORK Cerlra
paid last year 100000 its stockholders in div-
dends and. on It's payroll ana IN contract Work
earnings went for material. supplies and interest
upon its bonded Indebtedness. There are Sos" OF
us on the payroll of that company, ana we neither
want TO receive money worth half as much as mat
which get, to be compelled to pay Tor the
necessaries of life twice as much as we pay now
In a debate which Mr.. Bryan had few months Iiis
before his nomination upon the silver question WIN
Mr.. Rosewater the able Editor of me oindha
Bee, Mr. Bryan cited the prosperity Of MeNf2 f l,r as
proof OF the benefits or the iree colnate ..
| asked a railway official of one OF the Mexican
railroads 10 send me the payroll or ms cVmpanN'
received il this morning. find that the pay 9i
locomotive engineers. fremen. switchmen. yard
conductors braKemen
in the shop averages somewhat less man 'e sane h
service received the New-Iork central nut that
silver dollar which makes their wages Just one one
half the paid on the New YORK CehtraI: re
snpoTe sgnas s SE must % buy for the support themselves
and their families and find that those are h&1snTr &
/ than they are in the State OF NeW-l ork. 80 much
for the skilled labor on the railroads
But the trackmen on the Mexican ralIroads ,, re-
along the line in the country. AS they are paid in
Woxican silver that means that they receive BIZ
in, cifp
Mr. Bryan is loudly calling for our lndepeimuenite zee
MONEY for developing our enterprises and employ
Ing our labor which would mean also independence
Europe and the United States. We cannot close
ports and build Val around INC US siIer aI De has ,
and then establish our relations with CHINA ana ana
with the Orient Tenny'on c,n mas 8, Sad @iba4 Beier
ten years Of vigorous, healthy. pIosI1SSI,e
Better Chief Justice Russell man Of the people
who has raised himself TO the highest b I,i
world coming to with his magnihcent messase
of peace ana nternathona apG cheap Chinese la
bor Great applause)
TEACHINGS OF OUR STATESMEN.
The Populistic programme of finance Is contrary
,o the teachings OF Washington, jefferson ana
Hamilton, OF Jackson and Ihomas H. fe"'oii vi
the one side and Daniel Webster ana henrN nay
on the other; of Samuel J. Tden Grover CIeVeahd
and John c. Carlisle on the one side ana Grant
and Lincoln and Garfield and Harrison, and Blame
and Mckinley on the other loud cheers -.
The world looks at our present strusge Wit win @ ,ne
arxjous inouirv Whence has come TINS new l'.-
oimtion Witch has been repudiated by al the Wis,
dom of the past and Of the present FindOin Is lOnmd
in the motto on the title page OF .Sn rimmrciat ~
School which is he bbiG Of XIX the hpSST pUPccraG anG
t,v am verse OF Matthew: 81 thank lh'e. on
Father Lord of Heaven and Garth because i Ihoe
Las, hid these things from the wise ana prnucnt
aan6 hast revealed them unto bapos Ia utl.,,,
Tha r@yisers of the New Testament WI Pr0pnHE G
liz ,S ,be Popocratic ticket Is successiul IN ths
a;.ass anu; "and unto boy orators. Great laughter
| and applause) 49,, . .,,,,,,, about DIVING in tho
M NJ ,,,,cG ~, and standing In the forefront and max
ing comparisons with distlngushed cnarnc'cfS f M ~
hhdnelcss ana heroic struggle upon the platform OF
ntdiSison Souare Garden. while the people We're
hdui9oI frc,n the hall he to to tnd his
rusiIsd ma e,0nuent parallel i'm picturesque figure