New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

will let me be-" daushierl and II Is one
that being applied and has 6esn OF oqnfH @
rra raG and f' write 9s bns let sf the public
s%S SEs Sns, soss SS 'Hs
60 back the days in which was saKen from m
"Poor Richard Industry and fruga,y LYLE lead S to
wealth" "Who by the plough woua a,arn .m.,'v wasn't
anything said in those days about legis,a,ng p%s ,%s
into wealth or comfort or ease; rspec'""s "' WV
expense Of any body else. Apphuse)
CONFIDENCE NECESSARY
But let there he confidence between the men VINO
earn wages and the who pay wages Let
them meet together on the plane OF poiticai eq"a'-
ity and they will learn 10 respect the employer
and the employer take my word for H. Will learn
to respect them. Applause) And then let Us s'op
making citizens out Of unworthy ma'er"| 'HP
pauseJ We welcome all those that come iro"
over the sea men Of merit and worth ana proper
Instincts VINO want to build and work among US
We do NOT wan. those who want 10 come mere 70
tear down and destroy We have had h' sa',T III W.. M
omen. There have been coming-aI sor's anu ' . III
dtions and beliefs. Let us smut mos sne Win
omen them hereafter only TO mt n OF merit WIN
right instincts. (ApplauseJ The law OF 'lc ',,.u
drciar,s that no subject OF Sany foreign govern
m.nt shall be naturalized unless ne can prov prov,
to the shtsihc,oh 1a 'e 'o,stii,tion Of the United
states How that provision has been a h,ocheu
we have taken into Gizenshp p ~'a ahtached to the
principles of the Constitution Of tn" ntcn ohuS
are hut who held tn. principles diametrically OPP
nosad 70 H. Now let Is see that America suffers
no longer from indigo ,tion. daughter'. from sur sur.
fitted f.ast of foreign Anarchists ana So,inIs.S
and r.vouiionists. Give us good men anu Nu'
those that tend to indigestion Applause ana
thcn l.t every citizen 20 into politics uauSn'eth IT,
oh no, for what Is In II naughtcr'. but Tor Nhs
good Of his country-speak. write. organize h'id
professions and keep i up rally roumn wee ne Do
not let vour enthusiasm ana your panro',HSl par, Hnl
cvaporatr and Ill" away IN the shouts M .',, ~ p ,h
a. 'ro, v.nr roiind the four yea round. You have
heard from two sources tonight no" iHPor''n..
II j. that W. should always be vigilant ana al'rt
to defend. 10 educate. 10 scatter kno",,'"sr; , ,s
spread inirllig'nc" among all the p"opl', II
very old saying but II can never p' 700 ",.v % ~
po4,i-d. that eternal vigilance Is the Pr'' o'
liberty ,
MIR. cOCKRAN'S ELOQIENCE.
The mention of W Bourke cockran's name
by the president as the succeeding speaker was
sufficient 10 induce a loud and continuous out
burst Of applause. With mastery visor ana
COMPREHENSION of the subject, MT COCHRAN
dvcr upon the beneficial effects OF the recent
election and also referred To some oi the ptases
OF government that the coming Admin'stra-
,,on would b.. called upon To consider lie said
In part. ,. ,,
Never has danger OF such magnil'nd. ST,n Sov.
rrnrnont achieved such signal triumph. ah rahno.
participate IN the expressions OF woe or m sp.c
,DI ,sr of property defended by rs possessors
bgt b. t1y.e %Go .~rn ass'T1 In this csmp"gn new
force developed I'm Democracy. consrrVhtiS. m
r,n,5n. arnar ~e' of rrecGom md that
can pront by seeking 70 array classes ash,ns' h .n
oihcr tAppau.cD The belief that. because those
Who own property small minority Of ne
population 1t would be a popular issus To- 'nSd.r od
sassions Of their more fortunate neigh6ors., mas
u'I" ,sI .cr;ion ;ApplauscD We have thought that.
while II j. true tha, the ioss,ssofs ol b'op'rH w % az
propcrty are the vast majority Of our peoplr GAP
plnuse And this hope Of success sprhSIns rrc
which viii send into the nod millions OF heroes
defend our hag from foIrIsn or rnS aHiSSar round
The ballot box weeks ago. the nelligence. thr
pb nhnanx to protect by their votes the ins,l
tutions under which labor may pursue IN. path
way 10 prosperity in peace and hope ana dignity.
tApplaus")
\ WORD FOR THE FUTURE
Now my friends We have heard from the Post
mastcr-Ccn.rrl. representing one side OF the house
or perhaps should say. with greater truth. one
Of the former divisions into which the good people
Of this country were divided Oaughier); We have
heard a great deal from the Governor OF N"w-Jersey
OF int.r,st-but We have heard nothing more inter
cstinr Than the explanation of New Jerseys vote
for sound money and sound morals by connecting II
with tn. character OF It's journalistic literature bu
while We have all been urged to cooperate for the
success q, this Administrations while We have all
be n urged 10 the enactment OF measures Intended
10 promote the prosperity Of the American people,
have mot yet heard practical suggestion as to
how ia. different elements which combined for tho
election cf Major Mckinley can bc welded into on
CO. o-opcrativc harmonious force Tor me success OF
his Administration. cApplausc) How are the
fruits of this great victory to be har.es,th II may nay
use the words which have been uttered by the ,is-
tinguished Postmaster-G General? Can We anord TO
dsband the force Of order while the forces OF di;
order stil in the field being marshnlled by tnri
defeated leader for new assault upon credit ana
@d"sy; rp.SS the InS sury Srcf Of Soisa Sd d.
visions az the administration of the Government
can We afford to quarrel about systems OF laws
while the moral law itsclf remains feature IN
men who contributed TO win this victory to con
tribute now 10 the harvesting OF IT'S fruits. tAp-
Major Mckinley cannot bc held In cooperative
support Of his ADMINISTRATION by the bcstowai OF
adoption Of a policy which Will commend Itself to
all OF them. ,Applause and cheers
rlfces Of prejudIces We who have scattered the pot
jcal affiliations OF a lifetime to the winds when by
ihreshod Of treason @ 10 ,he country, must not now
forfeit that which we have achieved sy sach sacf ,h
proper for every one TO pursue in this cam
p Ssaa OF TGe s i @ s'tSss d s ii to s
pauss) ns's we put full Into hit his hand, we
eH' We are confronisd With The necessity raising
nue. at The very threshold o. THIS Adm'nis,raon
men, mcnt compelled to borrow money Tor Its daily ex.
penses while rules and adminisers the business 9f
am moi crIiic.lns issue q Sond. IN the past BE-
under ho conditions which existed no other
course was open to the Administration. When reve-
/ nue. falls below expenditures a Government has
other recourse than to borrow money
WHERE THEY CAN SHOW PATRIOTISM.
Here IL the theatre where Democrats can show
patriotism. Here is the opportunity which Democrats
alone enjoy. and which Is denied to our Republican
brethren The Sound Money Democrat In the Senate
In my judgment II 10 his country to his con-
science. he 1t to his God that the President Of
the United States shall have the raise rev.
According to the policy which he marks out.
Appause) Let him be given these powers without
any conditions whatever except the responsibility
which he owes to the people who Will Judge his Ad-
minisraion at its close by the fruits which 1t will
have borne. Applause) do not know but what
this assemblage s the most propitious place in which
a suggestion might be thrown out-although In a..
h.. tod- -uhIc