New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

has 50 Gaianty S wsTeu assred that Ave weeks from
tomorrow she will dsdainfuly spn,f of, in triumph
and Win grace M common nmn honesty National honor
ppSass5 Aer rsnsr %a"y Tsntk hsp
our her ali the more Justify ana a.. ,u shs become
look TO his annss Snndcnce in her then acqnrsd
syperiority we have every rearph 10 smes on the
rrerr Morrow wa after Election Day in the IN the
that If the wedding ceremony Is pslature and the
sprngime il signed by the next 10y hear
nf III" STATE the rsborn Of the , the cub Of
ri Ss of eer sT 6 and hc sre%of 81
Of Brooklyn will tolerar n np The peop OF Greater
NewYork viii not. Jannary ydcond l nd city in the
great execuve ho cho' in 1896 dd bend h,s bo DGn
endeavor TO the maintenance Vi ~"
or. (Applause) c,,1rD
n1 NOW introduce one who is young J" ',"' o,Io
-, ,n exnerience and an honored Sol" u " "oD
c,o,e" we're the prefacing "o''S VI x,
rroc, IN calling upon Senator i'oos. -
anooler In a speech Of force ana iosi' a. -,a,,.
;rc Mr. Lodge undermined many oi Wv ~,
orguments of Mr.. Bryan ana MS pa. 49,. ,ho
snaauort cbeers showed concusiveN Una. Wv
sneaker was In perfect sympathy WIN
ers Among other things he sa'u'
No American should be elected to any Ss,c@ as the
speaks OF any peT' There is no state where stale
pits but we believe that Massachusetts, s or rS Maine
our country than are Cahfor'n OF 'por',hlc as the
0Ii ~ 49, ~ any norton Of the kepuoi,c ~,
10 spe@ conntry is to m trifest that cyi slr ~ o
sectionalsm which was buried ;, ~ ' Ca aLhorrcnt
and the use of the phrase "enemys coun'n ,rous
everywhere seems more odiou', 'lH Wv York than
anywhere else. Applausel
EASTERN AND WESTERN INTERtsIS oNH'
This Is the great commercial metropolis "i .ne
United states Here most Of our revenue Is s"'"
cred here are distributed the products oi '"o
ery II drouth blight or cyclone i"i' upo n. 1
wheafelds Of the West NeW-ho' o'N i''" ..o,,,1
m,s keeny the misfortune which IS ihreate''Thu, ~, ,hs
slr su"h disasters mean not only decnh" III i uo
value of property but al direct loss 70 , ,b yarr
~ Nov-York who ship the wheat ana 10 tr 49,
o,rncrs Of New-York who manufacture the az" hd
for which good crops create Hn.s insect or disease
ra yase the cotton field and II Is here tne road
nrs and most keeny An & ar'Ias' M or 70 ocean coasts
and Won NAV be sure that, whoever haI eise ana
,Se welfare of New-York affected to that degree ne
it much or little. Is Il to be suppose 81 o Tho Vest
ern farmers? 1t would be just as rea s9naoe 70 So @
that New-York would Ike to see the mnnso" hnrren
Stretch Of Inc prosperity 9f dbS ths o s h
farmer is the prosperity OF New 90 o' h % and say Tor
our sake and for your most of an. 90 2o1 Go D
BY the speci%qns % aRPens Of the country
and bring ruin TO business. tAppauSe''
HIGH PRICES MEAN LOW WAGES.
rbev tell YOU that the price OF wheat VIII rise II
vou 20 to the silver standard. but do not iorRe' '
everything YOU will buy will rise Also ana l''','"
ber TOO what is far moro important thah '''"', ~
n Won raise the price OF your wheas ny ar'l"V'''
means YOU reduce the purchasing power Oh our
waqes and our salaries The artificial advance !"
the price of your wheat will be curse ls,rau , VI va
blessing by 80 9 19ng ngTossperiiy s0m we gladly admit
rests large measure on ,nat and o., r also on
m M Thcv cannot be ruined without our ruin follow
ing and we cannot be injured without '"e i' "
m snroposed to improve our condition not by In
crcaing the demand. but by payns irihS M w.n eo
np nnver Appause) II a man has the purchas-
Ink power of his wages reduced ms wasSs ar are n r
diced and In nsidious manner "nlcn i ~, ~ ~ -
neither meet nor counteract on can marx up e,ie %
price Of ~ sdr m in " ihat fashion ChecrsJ
| puring our war when had an inflated currency
wages ros1 nD1u rpse about 81 per cent There
lore there was net loss to labor or reduction Oh
wTtS Ta fact i. hat the economic argument against
free silver any form OF cheap monsy Is hr
| son the advocates OF free silver nave aDahdohed
reason and argument and substitute He,Sb.o IN bs an
peais is ihat the god standard makes Us aePehlen
psc,ed Of advocating any policy which would lead
The United States TO dependence on any Urr,sh
comes with a poor grace from men VINO. in me me
breath propose to saeInce % our Engand ana 70
| Europe under free trade and vas; prohts 10 me me
| sllyer-mine owners VINO are !dISrE nc
| Independent nation in money matters IL the nation
of hlgh credit and sound currency Is the essential
fonal.'on ,he % syS OF his creditors It is the OF
| had credi; who is the slave OF the money lender.
Tba na;ioa with a high credit is the strong and IN
dtpendeni nation. The nation with the bad credit
Where she belongs, (Appiause) g.. -, .
The other appeal that Is MADE II iar worse man man
w. w ar 70 induce men 10 vote for the silver cand-
Nv, rails ne
classes II IS as vile an attempt as 10 endeavor 10
awaken sectional feeling; Appause2 No falser ap-
peai was ever made than that which urges the
employed 10 vote way because the employer
on the prosperity Of the wage If the wage
not tine ThH rn maq a h ana ne
| Mover means the ruin of the employed. To sup
| ,bat !, Nil ruin the capitalist is bad TO pu,
the torch 10 every mandatory on the grounc that
the employer wan,ed h dhn re ore
stroy IT,
HONOR PREPAYMENT.
have spoken thus far what may be cael
the selfish aspects Of this question. but there Is
| another side. more important than any selfsh or
| economic interest In this campaign there Is in
| volved a great moral question. We have bor-
| rowed money as nation. Within the last three
wears we have borrowed more than $4,000 90. and
we compelled the lenders to give gold. 1t is now
proposed by the silver party to pay that debt in
silver There IS question OF political economy
in that This is simple dishonesty; 1t is rcpudla-
lion That would BE- an lii, ndellole stain upon the
swerved from the path Of honor in dealing with
the public debt. Poor and weak. We paid all the
debts Of the Revolution. dollar for dollar. Rich and
strong we have paid the debts Of the Rebellion In
the same way. Our honor has been without stain;
our credit has risen 70 be the highest In the world.
We must not, and we Will not, falter now. G.oud
| applausc)
But there are other things yet quite az important
sound currency guiie as sacred as the Na-
platform and which would be threatened by the
success OF the Populsi candidate. What quality
has been shown by the Populist combination TO In
dcate that they are 1T to conduct the affairs OF
this great Government? We have a number OF i'm
portant questions open I'm our foreign relations.
rhey have been pushed aside. In public discussion.
bv more immediate ISSUES, but they permanent
questions and they must be dealt with. We shall
linz. LII .rrrir hn