New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
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II On the toilet table Of the 400 sverywhsfe
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ever before in the history q this Country has DE-
Democratic loyalty? Never Have you not x under;
put into this platform this unnecessary foolish soA
RIDICULOUS thing? ,Applausel = 49,, .,-
you ha hAs s rss me e IN the
a this country, that you are opposed % any NE
whom we revere. IN the establishment OF this Gov:
eminent gave our great Judges life tenure Of
question: How foo:ish, how Unnecessary. Are
Democrats whose whole lives have been devoted TO
hopes s. ambitions and aspirations ali lie within psr-
osT So SS % T.
es sHaFs 's Is our an psry s sss
There Is another question that think should have
what was the propr:ety Of taking up the ve1A
q the issue q bonds w5 for the
soSSs v sa%s hs ss se
oey a ths under no "e snail thsr. Be
SINCE s9Ed -sgd In tine s Of ~. You nave n
means virtual repeal Of your Resumption act: L
means repgdias s per Sc an T simple Appsnss
broad. 1t has not been carefully considered. You
even oppose Congress doing IT, You even oppose The
OF unItedly. You stand upon the broad proposkton
that for no no % o yos FOR
other purpose-slla there be bond issued. How
surprising DemOCTdtic
hav 1ef b after rf b Il Of
TaSsbterC
UNwIsE AND HAsTy ACTION
NO no. my friends. this platform has not bssa
wisely considered In your zeal for monetary 70
form you have gone out Of the true path you have
turned from the true course. In your anxiety 20
build up this silver you have unnecessary.
ly put In this platform provisions which cannot
sfa nd IA Let
although getting into discussion Of the bond quss-
ton probably Is Somewhat foreign this subject:
let me tell you. my friends. what would be the con.
don OF this country to-day n the President Of the
United States In the discharge Of his public duty.
had fit to issue bonds 10 protect the credit
Of the Nation. The Democratic party passed .
Tariff bill which unfortunately has not produced suf-
cent revenue yet TO meet the necessities OF the
Government. II is hoped that IN the future
this Tariff law will produce ample revenue for the
support Of the Government. but in the mean time
your greenback currency, your Treasury notes.
must be redeemed when presented. II you would
preserve the honor and credit Of the Nation. Where
nS ne nAss 81 III.
NOT discharged their duty by the issue OF bonds TO
been f1 issued Ss dar rss tSs ns @ &
treasury to-day? Only Just about that sum. Where
would you have Obtained the means with which -
daced By the sale Of Sondss why my friends I'm.
salary TOP to pay vi his expense. Som. aasher5 "
President I submit to thfs Convention that uhiy
5 ssus xsS pn s M on an sn
school district in every State Of the Union.
ABSURD AND INCONGRUOUs.
II do not propose to detaln you by any furthsp
criticism OF this PLATFORM 1t 10 sufficient that you
have entered upon an Issue upon which the Democ-
racy Is largely divided In addition to that. you
have unwisely brought into this platform other
questions foreign TO the main question. and made
the support Of them the test Of Democracy. do
not think that this the course that should have
been pursued. Mr. President there 10 time enough
Yet to retrace this false STEP The burden you have
imposed upon us in support Of silver In this p1A1.
form Is all that reasonably be borne. but IN
addition TO that you have put upon US the question
Of the preservation Of the public credit and have
brought into II the question Of the issuing Of bonds.
the question Of the reconstruction OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States the question Of the ssu
ing Of paper money. and the great question Of life
tenure for Office 1t is full Of incongruous and alb
surd provisions which are proposed to b made ~
tests Of true Democracy. Applause'
"Mr. President IT 10 for revive any
question Of sectionslsm and snail not DO " This
country Is at peace in all sections Of IT, and lot
1t remain. / care not from what section Of the
country Democrat comes. 80 long az he e true
to the old fundamental principles Of our fathers
MY m fsndy senmes At to%a HIM The question
Of sectonasm Will creep IN IN spte on an our oest
cause think It makes our success more dicuT.
want the grand old party with which I have BEEN
looked forward to the time when it shall be securely
ntrenched in the affections Of the American people
IKE all their tene,s l have no sympathy with their
principles but do think hin saat We are her:
are about TO make. Be not deceived. Do not at.
MAXI make hsxs for ct ~ Rep i .na
Do not attempt ito 10 trade OF The vote Of New.
Jersey that has never failed 10 give VI it, electoral
West that has always given its vote to the Rspuo-
lcan ticket tell you that no matter who your
one exoeption, your Populistie friends upon whom
yoI are rsiyns for support VIII Nominate S sasr Svn
the prediction which I make "a voice: "Ne"l
speak for the Popusss here b. the psmocrssic Con.
vention? tApplause? saw upon this platform re
SssF 10 day or voted Z
cratic ticket IN their lives and never expect b.
They are the men who have prescribed DsuDcsss
My friends s1sak rs NOR. :. y .oov e:e z
@ to Gao You taxing al these r:ss
Democratic party to live We want to buid 4 up.
s To snd gaeso TO we VIM want want S
currency on our pledges. We want no paper cur.
BY the principles to which we have chung during H.
history OF the country = We keep In the ROD oad
from Them we shall be lost cloud and CONTINUED
chrering)
MR.. Hill. ENTHUSIASTICALLY CHEDRED.
As Senator Hill returned to his delegation he ~
cheered as no other speaker had been slncs tho
opening OF the Convention. The demonstratton ov0
Senator Hill was at i,s height when Senator VIZ
ascended the platform TO support his NeW.Ioe8
colleagues argum ent but his appearance was lest
sight Of in the general confusion. Mr. Hfifs prog
ress to his place among the New-York deiegst:oo
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