New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
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I LONG ISLAND NEWS I
FIVE IMPORTANT ISSUES.
THU sprrcr OF JOSEPH NIMMO. JR.. AT
HUNTINGTON WEDNESDAY EVENING
MATTERS FOR VOTERS TO CONSIDER nESiioNID
IN INTRODUCING EX-SENATOR j. s'0"'
rAssETr At TIE OPENING MEET
rx0 OF THE CAMPAIGN.


rxG OF THE CAMPAIGN
Iosenh Nimmo. IT, president OF the M'n'"les
and Hobart Club Of Huntington, l'ohs is'' 49,.
chairman Ct the meeting on WEDNESDAY -
when the club opened It's campaign IN n'''ou,
inc ex-senator J. Sloat Fassett, Mr.. Nlmmo saiu'
". .,ro ossomhled for the purpose OF opening inc
Na,ionai campaign OF 1886 in this village rom ,
this time forth and until sunret,hg on our fellow
of November next snail unite WIN w. 'rino
citizens throughout this vast county, a. inc in.
pubic policies ana oJ ~. In the year
lss Just forty years ago-the hepup , giypnntlc
sprang into being like the tabled aiihersa ae our
rom The brain OF During al these Has
Marty mas ieen ever aggressive. l,S "as, ali tho
issues upon which residen,al co" bave besn
pcen waged. But at last TN, t" n,emv have as
sumrI the aggressive ana with unwonteu ,o en
prise have furnished four OF ths , co,,mtry must
ssues mon which the people OF TINS cum. ~, ons,-
nnss INDICTMENT II seems proper that q. a t,e these
ing OF our campaign should , p.r them These
nve issnes which now command pubic al, a,eet free
are the protection OF Amer non tb judicial power
in the United States the assault upI4" se nroposi-
i've power In the our un'! NSsnai from
using its unrvaIled and pIacticay STatonal honor
for Ihr pufp sse are of :we sorts the rst Two
projection and sound money as o ~ Uocy in the
Of Governmental affairs Ine' Mi
Sp f,IIy discussed In the present anner as to
AZ fonnd neid Of thousands OF our fellow 20
who never before voted the Prbe last three
W. urhich have mentoned-the assam. nd the
Judiciary the assault upon 'i o faII back upon il
u, in case Of needars blows aii,. par-
very life Of TINS Na obsnryc The ne OF thiS Na
lion f. threatened when an 80 struggle IS nm
recnGented in our political history bu. S which
nis of this country are awaEe 10 w H., once more
cSnfronis Consider the foundations upon WHO"
their political system lns,,tuton gave to the three
grant bowers Of Government.he gIssdvduaity
Executive and the Judicial sta ~ r,tta depend
ana "osether they constitute grand au in
cent triune Goyernment wgn mind This fabric
~ qoyernment is not the expression Oh ' Il their
iheoiy Of their own experience rs tnshhsi r
Nm and as American coonists anu onnu,ar GOV
rehabilitation Of the experiments ~ poporld be-
M mem, which had been made since me VIZ 81 civil
gan 1t is the bright. consu,a orli's experiences
lzai'o ~ ifs abundanty INDICATED wisdom INV XIV
convention which assembled d ae the equipose
~ hiu great beneicent system of government ur ~
we pnmHH ren nronose TO divert the judicial po"sa
~ oro of rs l'nmemoral functions. the DOW,
forbid ye,e' rights Of property and upon
the right of all men to I'VE bnu In is chicago
nni?form that convention also aimed blow at tnd
Executive power IN the t h ePprssdent to Suppress
domestic instruction to insure the d 70 bro
movement of the United states cnmcr @a of this
,uertv times as great I'm magnitude as ltS
fo,,i,n commerce These two revolutionary PROV
ositons inspired by opposition 70 the action Oh t
Government in quelling that te3iiu o',o,,, he
trans Mississippi States in 1884. were ulct.i w
titgeld Debs and that entire crew OF rcvoiuuh4qnh
ists and Anarchists The political parry WIZ" ,
today supports that infamous platform mas nm
does not seem fully to describe It, IL gors ~, T
yond the contentious OF Popusm IL l''S III IL oI
elements of revolution ard anarchy 80 icy US Son
a word and call II the Popoanarcratf pa,ty, riio 80
turning hundreds of thousands OF patriotic De'a9-
Gratis TO Mckinley and Hobart. as the only prac'-
c1I way OF averting National disaster . 800
The denial OF the right OF the GoveThhrn, 70 et
It's current obligations was dictated by pLnd
OF silver-minr owners who propose TO take, inns
great Government Of ours by the throat ana say
10 H. "Your money your lfe.' IL Is the Sd.'
sDirii which i'm the last session of Congress de
Tea ted q bill to provide necessary revenue because
that bill did moi contain a provision TO allow the
silver tarons bring % cents worth or silver 10
the United States mints and without cost hax'
regret the necessity for the recent issue or ponds.
and believe it TO be the result OF the adoption oi
a false policy. but sooner that a thousann times
than National bankruptcy and dishonor l5ut inns
stand all assaults made upon il as 1t has with
stood all other assaults upon It's honor ana upon
it's life since the day when George Washington
took the cath Of office first President OF the
United States In the name OF country ana OF an
that It's institutions express for the good OF the
world the people OF Huntington have to-day act
up their banner -,
time will be fully discussed by the patriotic
press this country and by orators who will stir
the minds and hearts of our people TO an awak-
cncd patriotism and TO devotion to the
cherished institutions OF our beloved country.