The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-15

our sister stats. New Jersey. and to the
Rd1asesmeRt OF the interests of Repubii-
cs.,;sfn aereataatn, and 60 the support Of
the nominees Of the party We pledge our
| enthusiastic ana united aaaport.
When District Attorney Jones had
finished reading the foregoing their
a6eption was Ineved py Mr., Chborn and
the motion reoa;ved several seconders.
They were adopted with wave of en-
Thatic "ayes."
MIR. CHANCE'a ADDRESS,
Mahlon Chance was then introduced
by the chairman. MIR. Chance pro-
ceeded 10 give the assemhlage, during
The half hsur i,a occupied in speak
ing; 3 trestneis sf e few seua5 ard
easily unGefstsed facts of the political
situation, i1e did it in T. plain sad
ears st Wa3;; E'ith natural aiedGence
born os rssiEsnos and in fiusnt
fsaRian calculated ta :I,aia tise time
slia sia+vjv i:i6uail iha hour was late,
He was especially warm in his denun=
eiatiea ef <;,e Atgeia=Tiiiman wing of
tha Democratic Pa.ti:. lie sa:,i Ia part i
"When the vane:iag enei.i5' asked
William MCKINLEY to speak, he listened
nat 'te tiia;fi piit. with the dignity ia
turai 20 lihi, listened only 20 greater
Voiaa-' tia Veiea +? the Tenuhiiean
party the party whi'h VIII ieah me
nation to the rank among natiena and
to tha prosperity Il deserves and out
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II heVef knew q Democrat VINO was
not peter tRah nis party, ara never
knew Republicans who Was as gesd as
his party. There are many Democrats
who are able jurists, lawyers, ,ner-
chants and professional men but they
lack cohesive qualities. This was
shown In their free trade doctrine
which develesed a bill that gape me-
lection To collars and cuf,s iron stc.,
notterv and other thinps which nod
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siea'eS, peiloo Vi prospeFity h"u oeen
uui'ns io'f anu 1879 ihose were the
w. seais whe,i 'ne ueilsh'iul nehe'its
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mnen .ne eoun'y en'o'eu tne plo'ec-
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@ eu,u s,ahoaru VI currency
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iha' Is not ropuiis'ic tneory-that Is
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After Tree lraue mas kihuieu almost
hatreu among our people they pro-
pose cure curse greater thah we al
ready nave anu which threatens us as
surely as II we stood on the Drink of
yawhihg precloice.
III Is revolution tnat they are advo-
ca'iiis. iueas advanced oy such men
good for Won or for me W,,,iam Me-. o
Kinley stands for civil service and not
for mob rule created to capture all the
offices; for the constitution; for the su-
preme court. which the Democratic
theorists would destroy: for liberty; Ior
law. and for order. He is against the
will Of that accursed horde who want to
go into bankruptcy and pay their debts
with 5S-cent dollars.
Those are his principals; those are