New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-26
REMARKS OF l.. f. CHITTENDEN.

REMARKS OF l.. f. CHITTENDEN'
MrsCisrke was interrupted just before the close
Of his address by the arrival OF the Mckinley
f,lub of the XXIId Assembly District, with
hand and banners and there were hearty cheers
for the banners 1. E. Chittenden was introduced
10 read the resolutions which had been prepared
for the meeting and he prefaced the reading WIN
these remarks:
1t is the mission OF our party to save me n me
public Led by Abraham Lincoln our ni 81 ctyiI
war LED by William Mckinley nc t1c
again save it from the heres!es OF the peiio'' N'
party ~ e... ,.eors NJ SER
vice must take his place on the Io.t rnsoln
called to the pleasant duty Of reading tnc Der
lions proposed for your adoption Before =, pe' 7
form It. you will perhaps bear VIZ, M courage Of
earlier years have great confidence IN tne JI IL
ment OF the American people; put cd niiVs
"Buy 30 cents worth Of silver. coin II and MAKE II
worth "a gold dollar" Never was Nere S,n-on he
creed of the National Democratic party 70 be aG
cepted as their latest invention OF so'De" van
made of silver.
Can such things be. . ,ud
Nnd o 9yt SSr sp os al axe wonier'
Sometimes = people are seized with a sudden
frenzy The chosen people OF God became insa aH
and set up the first molten call OF 'e en ,e down
and worsh.pped 1t. And the anger OF ,mT !. in
the fire and ground it TO powder, end streTed Il
unon he waters and made the children OF lsrael
drink of it, Surely the Democramc e9' he free
oi er bopeaV mus have forgotten the experience
OF their can-worshpping ancestors
ANOTHER VICTORY SURE.
No, no. a thousand times no. Inc Peoi'o - ~.
have seen 50 many times led c 10 t' 9;aTaed
ar,hnr Harrison. and later by that grand leader
from Maine. whose courage mounted WIN WIZ, 'I I
occasion and his compeers will never giS9'. :. ~
the dust OF LAY hny ie led by their pure.
nober victory, VII I IneSsr William Mckinley
loud applause .,,,,,. aavs gained my first
In my early schoolnoy Gays i erart,atinn from
reputation as speaker by NY
Addisons cato
Gods, can a Roman senate long debate
Which OF The two 10 'iY' Haranhrase II thus:
Al i"s i"''-' .,r g., my country.
Our voters &C, cannot mot i, long lTc @esa'e
"n'i Free ,i s liz and bankruptcy.
Nus, ~, da,ain YOU longer Let every one
that s in distress and every that IS in debt
ana every The ,," MIC Teller or Bland, Alt
seid or Tilman Let them the Amorites II
whose land tney o"gli:. nIav js our leader Listen
serve our county: ~ the platform upon
now to brief s,atenle NJ, o oiorous victory of the
~nrcm we " M Isa &c" Anplause1
e"''p"'S'' %
TIE RESoLo iiO->'
The following resolutions were then read py
no interrupted
~" LII hoars and they were carried
minutes WIN
unanimously with shou''
,,,. C,,,, ., tho c,tv of New-York fol-
The Kepuolicai o.uo Va :, ~ rIenng of the Pres-
ioWin1 us u inyiies the Republicans Of New
Genial assembled to unite with It's
1ork, IN ma 10 thn ina igura ton of the Presidential
m eInnepS Of 1886 ~"
FirstEWe thank tne az MrKinley and Hobart
tor he Two highest offices in the gift Of the Amerl
can people upon rscopn,ze the unfinished work which
remains to BE- done by The Republican party Led S
ADra uanrhiin from secession and rescued 1t from
civ war Lea DyernisI ana financial interests of
the lnu ,o the blirhng effects of tic
encouragement and "Aia'i''''-'''
Resolved That protection to American aoSr' an
nressed and good faith with all the world are the
Cardinal Of the Rf sa Sea P beyond Is n-
on the high road TO Bave p pro
deficit In our dcs6y bow TO- the National credit,
has stricken ex IDar' WHEN has mpered our gold
mas ye ma PRODUCED bond issues in times Of peace
Wherefore il becomes the first duty OF the lncpiii
increase of the tariff for income equal TO me Ma
tional expenses, anu mT Enlistment Of the tariff
upon Republican lines of protection 10 all A'hei'o"N
interests. uo>-
IN THE COIN of me
The pledge upon which the Lincoln
borrowed S'Oo1o''"o 10 pay ior Sans ~ - ,he
from secession ana CIV" VA "@' annn,bon .bf
coin OF me ,deo Thich raised our Ma
poDai credit 10 higher ,cvel than that of any other
nation uecaieu t ha I'm coin 71niess OF herwise
pressed on their face The pledge OF the Vdr
which became operative on the Ne" edi %
10 nroydea that henceforth every dollar ot Amer
- apaonev shaU he as good as gold Therefore, th'
fJanThi,cen narty which has thus preserved the Ma
!iopt rredt in the pas; VIII continue 10 DO so in tn'
ftture upon the sound platform OF the god s'ahudit
adopted by the 81 LOUIS @ nation Of McKin
lev and Hobart as the promise Of brighter day fo
our Republic Iheir uau"p,a aSilv res;nre the Ma
Ipnns creSit to he high standard always maintaineC