New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

sustained constitutional objections to it's enact
ment which had previously been overrued by the
abest Judges who have ever on that bench.
we declare that it is the duty OF Congress TO use
all the constitutional power which remains after
that decision or which may come from It's reversal
by the court II may hereafter be constituted so
that the burdens OF taxation may be equally and
impartiay laid. to the end that wealth may bear
IFS due proportion OF the expenses of government
W. What criticism is theTe2 call attention to the
rn' IN. court ovefru,ed ihe DECISIONS Tt
to mention fact? We declare that Congress ought
to use all the constitutional power that remains.
Let them insist that having taken part we dare
not use what they left
We demand that Congress shall use such power
as may come from reversal by the court as 1t
may hereafter he constituted"
cson of this court? II not what right bad this cour;
to he courts or FOR 100 ye2 rn of0T e 10 n m
judges die or resign and new Judges iake ine pae a
adhere 10 the presidents Of hundred years instead OF
sdhering decision rendered by majority Of one
and that one changing his mind IN two months?
tAppauseD
ABRAHAM LINCOLN QUOTED.
NV friends on these two questions where
assaied 10y the Republicans to-day. have not
taken az emphatic stand as the Republican party
took in the first platform upon which II elected a
President of the United States. Let me read to
you what Abraham Lincoln said about the
dress This is not party patfoi m Inns SIS is nOe
spur of the moment. ] read to you from Htate
paper. from the inaugural address oil Aoraha"
Il do not forget the position assumed by some
that constitutional questions are TO De ae,luu ny
cisions must be binding IN any case upon i'e i}o
ties to the suit as to the object OF thaI sun, VIII
sderation in all parallel cases by all other depart.
menta Of The Government quote again; tha,
If the policy OF the Government on Vita questions
affecting the whole people is 10 be irrevoca1t,I 90.
instant they made in ordinary litigation ne
10 heir
extent practically resigned their soVernucnl nv
M Mr. n" Lincoln SAYS that If it is meant to be
serted that the Supreme Court pas the risn, n 10
ons that they will have resigned our GoHerhinlett
into the hands Of the supreme Cour' G hroPhs so
form is harsh as he language OF A'rniidIi,
Lincoln. We d. not critcise mat our n a. ne ne
was Standing there as a coordinate part Of the
ciovernmcni of the United States (Applause} /
qSS sRess sae Sdv my is The rc
that levelled against us. quote tins IN 3r ,S
criticisms against US must in order TO DO So aban-
don the Republican platform upon which Lincoln
was elected. (Applauee)
Blu, must Apologize ior quoting Abraham 3, Lin,
is no Longer a Republican authority. Abraham
Lincoln believed in a government Of the pSopie 10y
and that is not Republcanism IN this campaign
SAYS HE WILL ENFORCE THE LAW.
Now. our opponents say that opposed 20 the
enforcement of law / deny it. stand az the can
didate OF three parties. do speak Of myself as
an individual. because the individual is lost in
campaign the representative character OF NE can
didale. But. my friends. want ~ say 10 you tina,
the tear that expressed is not fear hat If elected
l Will not enforce the law; (AppiauSe. have san
before. | say again. that If by the suifrages OF my
counirymen am paced IN ma Pg pr no ~ch If me
world every law shall be enforced -4ganSt inc great
is not a fear Of iawiessness. my friends Think OF
who have transgressed The law being AFRAID maj
men who have considered themselves greater than
ha
afraid 10 have the Chicago ticket elected II + be-
cause these gre4i dfGs his asrreeas IF %eSih
is entoving unjust privileges and they don't want the
M elected because hey know ths. he Attor r
Genera will apD9n!r T b Know Se hat hat The Aorney
General will appoint If elected will not stand thefe
defend the great corporations Shen ne 0uEns 20
the man in court-the person who seemed uneasy
fear. that he would get Justice in ha court ana he
saws: Great Heavens Judge that's what I'm AFRAID
Of" (Applause)
EXTRACTS FROM TIIDEN.
Let me again read from thai same speech OF TIL
den: "A powerful moneyed corporation. engaged IN
q death struggle with the Government TO which 1t
owed its existence assaed the purity OF our press
they haven't forgotten how TO do 1.-THE hdehN
OF our representatives and the freedom OF oar cleo
,,ons and by its control over the currency spread
far and wide dismay. misery and ruin. IN ofder 10
extort renewal Of It's powers ana prlNIee"s rom LON
the fears and necessities Of the community the
natriotic frmness Of virtuous people prevailed IL
The struggle. but the signs OF the times adHiOhisn
us that we are about 10 renew the same coht'St
A mighty combination OF political factions ana mon
eyed Interests is again in the neId TO cohtroI sie
lions 10 change the administration OF government
and 10 re-esiabsh The supremacy OF great cor
poration over the business interests OF the couh-
XIV friends. if he had lived to-day he could not
baVe described the opposition 10 the free coinage or
ver in more accurate terms than he described
The onposltion of the moneyed interests In tha DAY
this day we are assaied by the same people who
assaed those who were strlvihS 10 ihakt soNcIn-
ME who arrayed themselves against every party
and every individual who sought to tighten the
them arg his,o rel eating Itself and my friends
We should not be discouraged by these things
EXPLAINING FINANCE.
NJ, Carlisle N Il recent letter says that it is the
du,v ~ the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 redeem
silver dollars in gold whenever IL becomes neceS-
sarv to do 50 in order TO maintain the parity
That means that all this talk about retrihs green
backs and Treasury notes IN order {rd 10 becn ,by
intend 10 start another endless chain a. soon Il"
they e. trields when see bonds worth loii or
worth ls sold at e4i2, an" ~! 10 ,na, ~,
naIe did not teach nore tongues IN which
10 deaT Th 6 E !ee A6d Fe, ' the
people who Sold 1912 bonds worth lls ASSUME
a maj e"e' And they assume more They ASSUME
that the people who run me Goxefn'n nm Hon hopd
worth ! 10 at O4il applause. and the AdmlnistrS
,ion these fnancicrs are inc OhlI
neonle worth consulting in regard to what Is good
iI an ~ now be- serious DO you know what il means
n employ TWO banking firms 10 protect ne Treas
ury? Il recognizes that II yoq ana no. hre mem 10
40 hey would not do Il. Il shocks me 10 .nink
maj these grea; patriots would have 20 be hiTrd
To- pro,ec ne Treasury Why j; you LOOK ,her opin-
sor ~ themselves you would think they would pay
Tor the privilege Of helping The Treasury
CARLISLE AGAINST SHERMAN
John G Carlisle brough; The charge against John
SHERMAN when the latter was Secretary Of the
treasury that the sympa mics OF Sherman were
I'm me idle holder Of ide capita! rather man win
M struggling masses. Mr.. Caris.e Wa seven year.
der nan ! en- wnen he said those woriS IAey
49, 80, he words Of a ihOughiess yOuih NAP
- 'nnarni,,s6 % say row what he said men IaO.'