New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-23
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many grand one because iaal wa,
handled better (ApplauseJ wish that army could
nave been made standing army IL j. me sol, VI
army that republics chiefly need mo VIVA mas
10 party could have it; no section could naTe
S %Um Il b EN- Won but for New-England Applause
The drst lead came from New ENGLAND IN tnose
early September days when 'hr nps and many
were skulking TO find cover 1t was one Of ne s,dI
est Of the s vSrrl 1no apeanse whose
voice first called for and the response nd the
uncertain sound ne iargssi great turnout
Of party reforces by SbTu! na s 81 ss snf o' We
6ireriv'' Maine the residence OF one OF .ne az, az
verse eand dates. man "a aSvantsge Of being
both sides 0aughier): misruscu -! ~" or"hv "a A
the very qualities that MADE MN 'i"S'"'
man. Rencwe1 laughter)
THE GREAT BATTLE-GROUND.
We'll after n while the country heard FORM Ma"e'
ard the voice of Vermont was forgotten 1t was ho'
h Tho electoral vote Of New England. unanimous as
# was That was but small contribution 10 INT
great majority. II was not by the Lead which W."
little more than a repetition OF Neiron s's," hrs
Trsalgar 1Ensand eSpfSls wa further
West was In Ohio and Indiana ana i ~ ,iu "' in
al those Middle Western States irei.u %, ~, or
Wi.waIlkce A calm man. not given 10 Vanglo'y OF
boastlng saying early in the se"son ','f finI.
c9nsin was safe beyond al question 'a ,ba in Inc
face If all hat is going on. Wisconsin II safe
.:Sir said he .do you know that in the state OF
Wisconsin there are more than $4,000 men that were
born in Vermont? U.sugh;c- and applause 90 DO
Won believe that ihe are going to allow ms STATE
didn't and when the might OF tha' Eec'lo" ~
and the following morning the gTr niana and Illinois
and Wisconsin and Iowa and MifniSan a,,a sI,ra
ton that ali was we'll who ever was surprised New
England was not surprised because high ana clear
and strong above the tumult she heata inc "''o'
cott ten voice % her children. tApplause.) =,
Well the victory is won and now what snail we
do with it,? What use Is TO he made OF II? VIVA,
good is 10 come of it at ast--the inexorable ques-
tior that time asks OF all the work ana wTFEm.n var
IS not t' OVER ' One battle has fought fought
glorousy. fought successfully; put NE pr"rpo nh
aely upon such victory. 4 is not to be ds' in-
guished. 1t has not come. What IL ~ wai,hg ioi
in this fair heritage tie most beautiful ana grand
that God spread out before any people s.ns"
He first looked upon the world ana saw ina, IL -
good. An occasion like this. under these circui..
stances should be something more than m.re
Barmccide feast 1t is not merely an oc'hs a"a
say to each other over the wneglass: rs It well
with thee, my brother There are more imror,
greater moral and bring about better result. WE
have placed man In TIE presideh,ia e" 81 ne az" in
snite of his being Repubican-we nave pian'''i,
him the Constitution ana pun mo ,nt ,s
no man doubts that / know Of His utteranc.S
in the campaign have commando on or 10 10 FOR
him-to aNord him. irrespective OF parry w" my .,
10 give him an ample generous ana IN hielu'io
~ he President OF the Republican party; hn be-
he is the President OF Inc ni me con-
roversics Of parties and the difference OF Spno,
about po's s whether we shall have country
Afterward we can settle these questions OF Ioncy;
these differences Of opinion we ,h,s ce9n,ry i'
mands is prosperity return OF PROSPERITY. IN, m
say That comes from the he ' ssmme ~ beat and
business goes forward and The eartn u1 IT, 49,, y
p, aye What We need CApplaus") II that return.
This contest that We have been thf0"sm , W. h ,
pcucd and God only knows what VIII be the result
OF II under those circumsianrcs .,.,., -, ,,os.
Reference has been made 10 me poSl'lon 81 '.'H ~,
MN Who urn their backs upon their party 10 h'lp
bring about the result hai was on|m,r T., hem '
hu ,hnv desire no reward recognition. ~,
ce, tbat h, Il Of all recognitlons. the recofn9n OF
self-respect App'an ~ know not even Tor those
seven Cabinet places Tor which u "',' ,imcs seen
from the newspapers. there are Sc''''
candidates.
No TIME FOR PARTY CONTESTS
A.. ,r,o,d bas most kindly alluded TO my small
small to be noticed or remembered
in 40 great an emergency cries OF NO MOI IL
had no merit except the humble one 'hht CON
secrated the two mites that the wido" caS' into INV
treasury Of the tempe--it was all she nan, ~ ~
rn, -, ssnend the contest OF party We have got
to postpone the decision Of such Issue ON
got 10 pe Ths IL no time for schemes OF selfag
grandzement. or ADVANCEMENT. or p.o"o,'S', n do
we do that we may look for prosperity ~ W. ~
W., sh",,ld be- glad 10 be Informed. because am
sorry 70 saw that / am unable to sec from VIVA ,'
nnstrIotism OF the forcfathers resurrected pa,r-
otism that IL above party ana anoV' s' :" var par,
or S n were FOR the State We have got TO renew
that and we have got TO have a PATRIOTISM ,ia ~ :
na,,iotisn that sits at home with ease ana enjoys
and entertains good sentiments nu, - ION, ia !.
i In" said il was a government OF The people.
for the people and by the people then ~ - - ho
nocians by the politicians. and for the politicians.
applause Because no Two systems ,ns Hose OF
We rest and rsace Wf Srpau sS How
wars S 9l T"r oT might he to the bully Of
the world POSTPONE that no ens,
" th,s Government. whether high or low. great or
small TO be allowed 10 array i'sri agns, we o, IN
Of the country Inc ',aai'1, ' IN
They are but the breath Of the n9s'rhs OF 'n ~
generations They are m9ST" seneraon al
most from year to year until people lo9h %" ef,u
Years ago? Is this the institution the Constitution
Created Institution are not TO ne heP'n Ts
upon they are the mers rnm to
reneraion those are the life blood OF the country
those the principles upon wncn ,he i, ~
you men of New England blood y3 ,. VINO nay ,n
planted those sdions w ~ v spFn pr"spery the
foundation Of all prosperity. public or prvhte, !,
;s for won I'm great measure to act to speak IN ths
emergency 10 demand what Is right. to insist upon
e. Shall no, this be so? In this new yoar ,ha Az -
dawnine ,pon us 80 soon. the pages or whose Gays
are still unwriten; shall we not bring TO a,f SUIT mp,
face again that Pilgrim spirit that we Know Is ho'
dcads Shall IL not walk again In moons broad lighi;
and shall IL not do that In that year We shal.
have then not forefa thers day. but foreia'hers
1"ar. cloud and continued appause)
OUR DEBT TO THE PILGRIMS
"Our Debt to the Pilgrim Fathers" was the
next toast announced by Judge Howiand' re-
sponded to by the Rev. Dr. Mihot y. savage
Dr. Savage. during his speech, carried win MN
the closest attention of the members, ana by
the aid Of many witty illustrations frequently
created ripplcs Of merriment and applause. He
said in part:
have frequently regretted that could not trace
nv anc. sfry to the Pilgrim Fathers who came over
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