New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-27
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| ard .e,frespect. rather than to subordinate these
! to the mere enjoyment Of place and power lie
continued:
Into the merits of tina, much misunderstood drama
/, my province 10 enter nor would IT, lns
has al las, brought not revenge. but iardy measure
o. }nls in ressrd 10 The episode which led the
resignation OF Mr. Plat and his illus r9us sssoc,sie
or Al least inaecorous any public explanation which
It was believed 10y many, would have ampS n,nI y,
Gated their course. with the chyary ,nheIeh' s
s Diiiin' '''e' proved '''A' '"'' N'N'
| President Woodmansee Of the National
1eaeue Of Republican Clubs responded in a
Stirring manner to the toast Party Success
| Observation-Disclosures Timothy L. Woodruff FOL
lowed
MR. DEpEWS ADDRESS.
Next to Mr. Platt. every one was ANXIOUS To
hear Chauncey NJ. Depew He was the ias'
speaker and he held his auditors, as usual ~
the close The most interesting par OF h,s
speech was new account OF the causes "hic"
led Mr. Plat TO resign from the senate III
1881. He said:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen 1, is al"ays
pleasure for Republicans 10 meet with each H,''.a.
1t is especially gratifying when We asse 5i,,os ~
's succeisfal Residential canvass The party Of
progress is now ne party OF ylctoIls and Of no
principles the country has turned again LOT ie'e'
| 10 he time -hOnO!ed policies O. kepuoNcdilsIl
am very glad to be with you and lon IN your
cordial congratulations 10 tn guest on the ese nm,
S ss ssn2 noaOr MeTe VII" A him have
Been in poitisai accord or discord. more accord
ean Snt during Mf The Whole Of that period there
has never been any break or disturbance oil our
The scene sorsa, recalls smoTaSs day f ssd
come into po~ef and senator Conkne the leader
of the organization in our state. as on untTieheH
S.s4: w 70 bis ~ sedresS Of sse "a" jane. e.
was IN the air h that ss SrR
Arthur came 10 Albany with candidate FOR n ied
States Senator claiming also inat de d h own
behalf and equally divided the oTganzation's
force ala not want to be Hses stats n Sgnn
career .hicS meant to make success. and ne
1s M2 p TGna ca nnee to Osn with
from the President insisting 'hat shOt e o ysne
/ was a candidate only 10 repre;ent the CARRIED
Administration said t. M P a will s on Sn4
the President His answer was: u have gone
ny best to D ee :pso EBP i fs's" anu
Mr. Plat was nominated and elected. The dis
conkine. which had been anticipated came abOa,;
and Mr. Patt had 10 face the cifflcut question o.
It's a:ocratic ami impe-ious leader q Of keeping his
pledge The pledge was noi bond noT ifttes P bs
promise and rather than break that promise he Re-
signed from the Senate anc sarrsnq ne 1s ~ ii.
success in politics In the genera! oresAup WIZ
/ SENATORIAL
in Sha SAFE had the same opportunities. the same
constituency the future for effort ard worh "a
nat he mas made his own career The best ssShoo;
OF politics in the United States j. the Assembly Of
Our gus, q iosiga mus; su5rs9deT q ;s 2 be
and and The s9gnt% H f l Nth pubic a
and his ability and good judgment Wi. b oi M
creates; service in thai august body. the senate O.
the United States.
DUTY OF THE PRESENT HOUR.
We have elected our President. We have tire House
| o. Representatives by an Overwhelming majority
| and the Senate by a narrow margin. no" ta' ue
! bonffres have burned out and the shouting nave
died ont there rests upon the Republican parry t.e
| RESPONSIBILITIES Of the Government Now hft We
are in power We cannot satisfy the country NJ o-i
Ion Blu; the country was never in such good con-
dtion for good times. There Is pieniy OF Inon,y
| portuntes for capital and labor. all waiting upon
confidence and upon an assured pohc! OF pe"'e al"
lie, us not postpone the Issues o. The 50 wing Of
fnIl in doub, as to what we will DO Extra ses-
sons may be bad. but there are iirnes Ven an
mode moderate. sensible tariff ona witch WIN Yield
abundant revenues for the -. ing on OF ne CO.
| tories that were legslated out of existence by TIE
Wilson b 0ns S S6pe and w to rv WHICH VIII
| make America again America for Americans -,
Govegnment out Of the banking business and adopt
! a system SO elastic that in every community IN
system he able 10 issue currency ms the needs 81
the community require. Let US give tho world 70
nable principle of American diplomacy and inter
! national law be. as we can he. the leader for me
nesce Of he world and the advancement Of civilza
ton hy promoting IN every possible way the peace
| ful arbitration OF international disputes.
Is The Republican party equal 10 the task: ON
this question the past gives an emphauo answer.
| Ave" Broad. National p9troiic and radical. II
solved the slavery question by me Emancipation
Procamation it solved the dissolution Of he Union
by the armies and the navies Of the Union: II
solved the reunion Of the States by reconstruction
acts frarnoi Gron the martyrs maxim o. malice
despes f;e,ress and dstrus' it issued the green
National cs;stencc Tor he salvation Of our coun-
country. and sold Il down 10 3 cents on tn" dollar
so when the country became prosperous gain an
EQUAL always the present and 10 tho future dis
regarding the cry OF sehshness that the crediio,
should only he paid the amount which he himse I
had paid for the note redeemed its promise in full
it put the ragged Greenback which had saved the
alchemy OF honesty transmitted il into gold The
motto Of great and successful party must Away
he Onward It's watchword must always be
''For~ard
FAssETT IMPRESSED PLATT
J. sloat Fasset. followed Mr. Kellogg in the
speaking ard he made one Of his Characteristic
welcome responses. II was observed by many
Fessett than to any other speaker. He paid A
Republican part and the leadership 81 Mr.
Plat. General Russell \. Alper preced' -
Depew. He congratulated the Republican party
on liz victories in New-York State and in the
Nation and prophesled a successful Admins
tration az Washington after March t.
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