New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
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ride. many leaving their homes as early as sun,
rse thew were extremely enthusiastic ana
showed little sign OF fatigue. L. r. Fancher'
nres,dent OF the Young Mems Republican Ciup'
of jamestown. was in charge OF the oeiesa''o".
He introduced Arthur c. Wade, lawyer Oh
jamestown as Spokesman. lie mace p'iei
but eloquent sound-m,ney speech.
NEW WORKERS WARMLY WELCOMED.
Na,or Mckinley was greeted with ne
,-bautauoua salute as ne stepped forward 10 re-
snon, He bowed his acknowledgements ana ao-
dressed the crowd as follows
"Mr Wade and my fellow-citzens IL ~
esnecially gratifying to me to "eico"e u lily
CITY and home citizens of the great r-hip''
State Of New-York 1t Is proud thns u I've
citizen OF the first and greatest state ia '"'
American Union. but II is pronder SUN ~ 'e
citizen Of the mighty American Naton' 'oie"'
cbeeringl Your call at any time Wo"iu ""'
boon most welcome. By your coming 50 iai 0
s,cb an Indictment day TO TESTIFY your ueNo'0"
~ Republican principles is. indeed i '"oSt '''
nressive and significant act .hanK you io' -
ON hehan of the Republican party ana ooi
s-rs,ulate YOU and the great people anu ''a'
e.. Won for the time represent upon the
,a,d nrospects for local and National sue
cess. (Appause) .,.,,s,h i,l
is
.,o, the country does not realize-tha'' as i''
~ 49,. a,ricu,tural resources Of the coun-
w., are New-York is still the first State IN oo'h
-, ito 90 hcr farms and farm products. TAP
-, x-o,r counties are among the most nor'h-
= o,or,, In that splendid group OF magniiceht az
;.,,,,rral counties stretching across your Hta'o'
10, IN ,s;O AN assessed valuation or Sl'o'o'-
,-e1u and Welding annually from your 20
600 mn, acres Sis. 100000 worm OF Piouu'"
your farmers. therefore. are quite as niuo! III
,arss,ed IN the proper settlement OF 'he He7
uysr tariff and reciprocity issues In THIS YAM
naien which In Importance dominate an o''e'
as the farmers OF any other section "l INV 0ou
fry. and so, whatever may be sa'o OH ''.''
iacts the fact ought to be cohs'ah'H ~
mind that the farmers OF newborn aie pD,'
much concerned in point or actCai p'op''
49,, - ,ho.s NJ any other State or section Vi
I-r,or The attempt to inlame the passion
If the West and South against the East IL INV.
e. h,,, q roischievous and unratriotlc eio'' "
.rousa nreiud!ce and hatred against iheu VI -
calling affected by the same causes anu
.ha sone business depression as those WIN" ~
turb and harass the whole country DApP'"u'
No SYMPATHY WITR sECTloNAAi'"
81 have no sympathy my fellow-ctizens' WIN
oa,ss hased upon hate and passion. III Is oehea'i'
the aims and purposes Of patriotic freeihe'' "''N
am clad 10 note that 1t receives no encourasee'''
from the sturdy citizens OF Ne"-i'iN "
rlause and cries of "New-York is all r'eh''
How strikincly the names OF inc "lu'.'
Hamilton and the Empire State Of Ne"
inseparably Connected We cannot 'hinA Vi '''
great events of our history without d. oiO' "
cja-ine them together, ard we cannot ie'"' 'is
. oxaroris of like nature so conspicuous u"'e'' -
" tbe inseparahle association OF washington
snd jefferson with Virginia ana Lihc"'' WIZ"
Illinois (Applause) Fortunately THESE ''"'
mon are our own countrymen, ana we '"''''' WV
highly revere them. and however mueh '''eH may
,,.. ,io,aroa in administrative policies, they were
ALWAYS and at all times together loi INC N
the country Great applause) No man oil ms
81, ,t. moro lasting impression on pupli'
,,.,,,,o, than the eminent leader in NeW-hol''
,,,oodor Hamilton who. more than any one
Lee sscnrea the ratification Of the United S'a''s
,,.,i,u,io, and 10 whom We are more largelY
indebted than TO any other citizen FOR our pro-
,ec.iyo tariff system. which he always steau"!
.,;nror;ed and for excellent monetary s's
,an,. for beginning with the trst coii"e1 a0'
,.pru - 1922. every law enacted do"h " anu -
Guiding thu, act of MAY, 1873, providing for the re-
SUMPTION ~ specie payments was oaseu uPoi vi.
nrincirles laid down by Alexander Haihi''o' anu
supported almost in their entirety by Ihofnds
Jefferson. App!auseD
We have heard great deal in TINS caihpae"
ahort ,be doctrines of the fathers. Hamilton ia
vored both gold and silver as money Ihous" "o
nroferred gold alone himself, and the Govern
,,o,, ~ tho United States entered upon the use
Of both. Hamilton announced the great funoa
mental principle when he said; iheie Ca"
hardly be a better rule in any country Tor the
legal than the market proportion IN other
words every coin should contain enough ine'a
so that when melted it will be worth Jusl d.
much as when it is stamped as money. 'he pu'-
lion or market value always to be the same az
tic legal or money value Great applause ana
cries of He rght)
HAMlLToNs DOCTRINE PUT INTO Law.
This was the doctrine of Hamilton and Jeffer-
son This has been the undertaking policy OF the
Government under every Administration ana
has been the settled policy OF all the great parties
Of the country from the beginning OF the IoV-
orr,nsr, Rv the act Of July. 1880, commonly
,ou.r &c the sherman law insisted on put
ting into law the doctrine of Hamilton-'he pari-
~ OF the two metals must always De sacreui!
maintained. tApplause) The fepuDhcahs
wrote into that law. for both branches OF Con
xress and the President were In the hahos OF the
pan,h,ican marty. solemn pledge which is as
binding an agreement between the Government
and the people as was ever made. Here Is the
language: 1t is the established policy OF the
United States to maintain the two metals 'goid
and sver) at a parity with each other upon the
present legal ratio. or at such ratio as may DE
established by law.
This was the act Of the List Congress, passed
by the Republican party Tor the purpose oi pre-
venting the free coinage Of silver al ratlo Oh
10 to l. but nevertheless giving TO silver the
greatest possible use money, and for that
nurnose nroyidns for the utilization Of substan-
TALLY the full product of the American mines
lCreat applause) This is not the only declara-
ton Of recent years in support OF the Hamilton