New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
an ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.

so please1 M ~ tr"menaous cheering that fol-
lowed Mr. Roots speech was n issn,inS e.,
raignment of the Repu1hcafn urESAnarfisanshit
renouncing the principle OF noh-pai t a,in,
adonted Inv the Republican state Consenn,no'i,
when 1t inGorsed the action Of ne Consul
Convention. and he declared 'ha' ,.ie pI,r;ur
,.oa ono uf freedom within the party DuiinS
rho latter part Of his speech he had llcuuc,,I!
TO wait half minute before thc en- .h
evoked would allow nm 10 piocee"' 'i'
follows:
1-,,,ov.cltizcnS. View Workers. and Fen2w.
Rapubcans: No one can regret more tnn Nm,
All Republicans in mis- great city are ,r hT ues
ion waping good battle against our arc'[ ~ du.v
nhi must he solved by each man on his own
conscience and his own manhood anu ''"i''' go
VIA. Il the condition that confronis rs Republ-
cans? There are two Rophblican v Il Tach
date for Mayo; OF the gras Sty % one has
hind him tie regular so-called regular orsahTzn
ton of the Ronuhcan party IL this city Inc me
behind Linn The r,oar and unmistakablc deciara
OF The party itself Let makc that ni i'iG nni H,e
most Of the active life ime o. NOS oi w., ~ sew
York against bad government. corruption indlloI
10 the interests OF the people uond'', "m
renroach throughout the world which maze our
city disgrace 10 the free institutions OF the Afanfi
ca people We had been waginE ING uhe'luuucu
conairt arains, the local poliiical ORGANIZATION
known Tammany Han which Was in,ec oh ,ba ~
power by thing. and 10y one thinS only iiio e.'
is this That this H. 4 normally Democratic cry
and that Tammany Hail controls the Iesuar lie .,
cratic organization and thereby ra'iled Den"J i, ~
al every election the Democratic votes OF the CITY
keeping It always in power lis one dnoss Ht the
regular organization of the Democratic party. TO
wit Taminany Hall. IN order to save your par oHr
You must vote for them. or you VIII lose !ouI
Governor vote for them. you viii lose your
President; vote FOR them or You WI be in!Se rho
forces of the Democracy rallied to the support OF
n hod It WEeer sSVo bad
crnnent or good government. became an orgahiza-
ton FOR mutual support at the public expense
THE PEOPLE POWERLESs.
/, parcelled out the Offices among hcelers and
ward leaders Of Tammany Hall. 1t parceNcd out
the revenues o. the city In fat contracts and the
disbursements Of the city government in ten thou
sand ways The people OF the city were powerIcss
because tho cry Save your party brought every
% no {he sgpPoT And ' f"r yaar yea after
year the Republican party threw itself in vain
But in the year 1Ssi the revelation OF the appalling
condition which had been reached under the gov.
6 r 81 Gnd OF Rs 1f
and horror OF the whole country. People called
Ion Wic ' had kept this nest Of oui piundercrs
IN plaee.disodge them and PIT on honest govern;
to that cali It has always responded to the
needs o. this cquniry whateye the distress II
life 1t marked out line Of Republican principle
as c&dFy t as eer "a yoGe N NgTna
Mr.. ltOOt tncn went INTO tue n!clory oI III"
adoJ ton Of the amendment 10 the Constitution
separating municipal from State and National
elections and quoted from the Republican
county platform Of 1894 ndorsine non-par-
tisarshp. Continuing h- said.
WHAT OUTSIDERS TELL IS
Now where stand the candidates: The Tam
many candidate stands as the Tammany candidate
always has s;ood-looking for opportunity. laugh
ior) H-igy George. Il pure and honest and sincere
man Nplllus9. stands fcr - visionary theories
that would overthrow our financial and commercial
Republican principles. and General Tracy, what
stands he for: Glisscs) Al, no. Kisses FOR that
Tor his glorious service 10 his pariy anu 10 his
country p the past. and PITY him wEero he stands
principle 81 tho Republican party ia municipal
anairs? lie stands not merely not asserting. ASK
inr his supporter ignore IT. bn; lie stands deny
Ing IT, a.d he bfnsi from, Il Oyer Oven ne i"nd,
/ tcrworth from Washington. PinchbacK from lou
, is.sma. Black from Rensselaer, and Albany from
all over the land. from everywhere but the city OF
New-YOrk. National Republican,, - tell us that
| the soiemnly declared principles 81 our PARTY In
to tot the ecmbtrs Of the Republican party In iii.
! city: 'f You do not recant your declaration o,
| you AZ traitors" Appausc)
carsn romHtv organIzgtIon spriinr from Inc
primaries Of which you have heard. composed. "a (,
52 ana nave taken cur sxn9 HpSn an" no, IsSe
| ciples.
TRUE TO IT'S PRINCIPLES.
Let county committees do what they Ike IN their
search for Office. 0.aughtor) Let leaders of May
ors 30 what they Ike ia their struggle TO rotain
control: tho greater part Of tine Republican party
Ges n5 pSs eH fnG the slnS hses 0a
| more which declared IN writing their visa that
! S,th Low applause should be The Mayor OF New
York, knowing vel! the nldiioim Oh which he
| stands. for he has stood thcfe many year zap,
plauGc)-I believe tina; those 10000 nairc mos, 81
| ihom Republicans. better represent tho truo seni
! ment and the unfaillng fa.th OF the Republican
63F sc,i 'h ca q the the 8' Vote, Of the en des
| gates in Tho County Convention. applause ana
sfail we reca';@ Is not the rTneipe rish;c Ia r.;
not The conFSry OF u kept ,mS ry o'i4os r ro
IN" aDpicafion Of it under tho Mayoralty OF Niayo
Strong applause, been the nrst burst OF sunllsh
! not right that the one thing which has for gen
Grafton nronched set OF pnaeFeEe ou n inc s1a
! away. SO that public opportunity my lead TO pup
prga f!Sedom In aciSn Of our Tnumicipai ecciion
(Applause'
! QUESTION OF FREEDOM
reIl,w-pemoc ats-aad let me speak not only L
YOU. but through you 10 tho Republicans who ar
Meeting us on tn, street corne- daily ana al
most hourly. and inquirns with earnest solic!tud
what (, their duty 10 the party and 10 this countr
not only 10 YOU but through you 10 them this /
T. question which goes beyond even tho defeat o
Tammany Hal. II Is the question OF freedom Il
The marty. Appsuse)
But it is said you must night for General Tracy 4
order TO save your party. dauehterD To aav
iho party from what? From applying it, own prt
|, ,tpes? WAS ever tho Republican party favored u
that? Al. no. Save ,he parry? Save It from H.
greatest opportunity that IT has ever had in Ill
| great city? ,Applalsc) Save It from the success
; OF our candidate standing on our principles whic
| is as certain as sunrise tomorrow II we stand b
him Applause and chcers) All let the gentle
men who have endeavorcd 10 destroy that oppoi
tunty 20 destroy the opportunity to Keep the so'
eminent Of the great city out of the hands {
Tammnny hall for the next four years, look
tho question as 10 who Is chargeablc with not saN
. ing the party. Applause) Let the gentlemen WIFI
. for the sake OF control and OF naming the office
have chosen ignore the principles and dcInan
that the rank and file OF tho Republican party sha
ignore its declared principles look 10 II ms 10 wi
: shall be chargeab!e with not having saved IL
party.
But We arc told you should save the countr
from Organism. Laughier) Wei. in Heaven