New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
CLOSE OF THE MEETING
CHARLES ROHLFS'S ADDRESS RINGING
Resolutions ADOPTED

political song, entitled Keep Intact the Ma
tons Faith" sung by j. Il. McKeon and
Charles Rohlfs. of Buffalo whose forcible oratory
earned for him much applause. spoke as follows:
homes Mr Charma n, and .Workinsmen: The
speakers force us to make up our minds TO few
is not one for dudes but for men who know what a
days work means. Not only what days work
for men who know how to cast a vote for their own
good. and for the good of every other workingman.
with kid gloves. get 1t out of your minds Throw
The gloves away or give them to your best Cir for
And the fight is going to come off right here in
this great L. S. for can be, every dollar you
that Mckinley will poll no votes-in Europe The
tariff and the currency is the issue. The question
is just this: Are we willing 10 take day or week
or month off now and then for the next four
Spaghetti Cominsky or John Bull day week or
2 month off now and then for the next four years?
a chance for the next four years If any foreigner
wants our American money let him come over here
or let him make reciprocity Arrangements, or let
nm nm bas f in this 5aT ioa n for
and revenue that fetches the revenue and does pro-
tee. Mckinley has already done much for Or US
brought 10 This country marked Made in Ger
many" Made in France" Made in Italy" Made
ir-Hungary" than is absolutely nocessary-that is
proved that there is anything that cannot
make in his country. from a wooden nutmeg up TO
President out Of a man lie William Mckinley.
Silver, Have any OF you thought how you were
going to get any of those beautiful dollars that
BILLY Bryan is to make for us-those dishonest
dollars for which we will be expected to do an hon
est days work? Money don't circulate itself Bust
ness business confidence. makes the money fly. No
business no money, Sound money, sound business.
And that settles ii. Everything that We can do to
raise the standard of craftsmanship; everything
that We can do rise higher In the estimation Of
The nations of the world; everything that we can do
full mission Of commerce round the world; every :
thing that We can do make our nen robl.r and
honor of the Nation Yet Mr.. Bryan il going up
and down the land posing as savior 10 the coi'l-
people,. preaching the gospel OF disho nor
soul needs mercy most-he knows what he Is DO
ing If not then his ignorance Is criminal IN any
case II has become the duty Of every ttncst ma:
band-WagOn an ambulance My story i "A very
short one. You know what we have had You kno"
You ought to know how TO get II. II you 40 not s''
II YOU will have nobody TO blame but yourselves.
For the country Is here. the money II mere. tne
peopie are here. and. thank God, the men LOT 'nc
country for the money and for the people are mere
ana with US for Sound Money. Prosperity ana RIO
lection and they Mckinley and Hobart Enough
said.
DR. George w Wnterburn. with a few introduce
tory words proposed the following resolutions:
The wage-workers Of New-York. in mass meeting
assembled under the auspices OF IN" Mc\Hllss
League utterly repudiaie the teaGalngii, , 90 Va
platform adopted b. the Democrailc- fop9hstc Ma
iionaI Conyention at Chicago. We hold its doc
tr,nes to he dishonest. unpatrotc and INJURIOUS 10
The hest interests Of the Nation and the working,
mon ~ tha United States The National honor ana
the Nations prosperity are involved and depend
me- tbe election OF The Republican candidates,
upon Ih' .h.arN<aca c.u ,noo vagc- workers every
where 10 support Mckinley ard Hobart
tn. resolution was carried unanimously ana the
meeting closed with cheers FOR the rep""'''''
candidates