New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-13
GENERAL GRosvENOR's SPEECH

endeayor as may be shown by the kindly light that
guides the actions and the destincs OF men OF Good
intent and purpose.
GENERAL GROsVENOR'S SPEECH.
The third Of yesterdays grea; Republican meet
ings was the one held at Washington Court House.
where Genera! Charles If. GrosvenOr said in part:
l congratulate the Republicans of Ohio that in the
E3 nif IN actidn TheEo I nowhere in the state
suspicion of division upon any question OF doctrine
or principle. and there is nowhere in the State any
/ serious or considerable or important diversity OF
opinion as TO the duty OF the hour the action to
be taken. No mighty political organi2ation f Sucn
time to time numbered upon its voting rolls men
who break off their connection with the party; iend
aid and comfort 10 the enemy and ultimately go
over into the ranks Of our oppon1enls ~ Gov.
ernor Bushnell shall not speak in detail! Of his
fer Scc na n h hs
himself at another to-day will lay fully before me
Myself my!ef. i kno% Of no ' State issue FOR myself
challenge criticism Of the current administration OF
error Without quaic atom or apology. and demand
his reelection not alone because he Is kepponc3hh
| lean unity and Republican harmony and RepuphSan
organization in Ohio that he shall be reelected Dnt
ZION Slight Criticisms may be with justice,
because there may be differences OF opinion hu' IN
the great purposes Of his administrator his inten-
baTe 70 enwrd tborefrom Governor Bushnell enters
the campaign for reelection with a Just right 10
appeal 10 his party in ohio 10 stand by MN Wtont
deviation or division and. in mS judgment, his dp-
peal will not he In vain.
THE REAL ISSUE IN OHIO.
Where then. lies the real issue? Need this au-
dience be told? 1t hes in the issue made M by
John r. Mclean. who demands TO be United
States Senator from the State OF Ohio ON the one
hand. ard the voice OF the Republican party Freely
expressed in the Toledo convention; which was sent
forth the people OF Ohi) ana the hl;ed STATES
BY unanimous ringng voie o. appros" Hanna
Of S be- TG eG y Tff for a and long
terms. That is the issue, and the 'wnole Issue
e enI 'n pro Et~' TO c onn Mcican il because
John Il. Mclean is free-siiver Dcmocrai VINO m
ton Of the Democratc party condemns the uphold.
Ing Of Federal authority, even in the matter OF
the rights OF the citizens an1 desires prostitute
the courts of The United States the hchests of
p ,Sa nonnaiSd the Dmocratic ticket in ONO
There was not a motion or movement VII i,n
him and was not approved by him. He mas injected
his personality into the campgn: ana infTa mo, mo,
the result OF the election Of Democratic Legs
la,ure In Ohio would be the ,nsanranSo"H aean
ton of John r. Mclean. which would be followed
by his election.
HANNA'S CLAIM TO DISTINCTION.
The Republican party as have said, without
dissenting voice AT Toledo nominated Marcus
Hanna for Senator. / shall spend but few mo-
ments over his personality Porn in owy circum-
stances upon a farm in ColurIbana county ne
struggled with poverty in his youth. and made his
way to distinction and wealth by the force OF MS
indomi,able will his never-ceasing per,inacity OF
effort, and through the insrumentallty OF genus
and the high regard OF his fellow citizens. which
he had won by honest methods in honest pursuits.
He has achieved fortune by fairness and position by
patient and patriotic discharge OF duty aons his
pathway from poor hoy 10 the place he occupies
in Ohio as leading and DISTINGUISHED D usLlcrS
man There is not one stain upon his escn;cheon:
While ne has promoted his own interests he has
promoted the interests OF thousands of Others. one
larger percentage Of the labor vote than VIII be
given TO any other man In the state ny any con
citizen a true American. an ancCtiGnatc i"tncr a
lican. and then. above all that. from party stand
point he is the representative OF the Ecpunh can
de by de WITH T, our peerless Foraker
p1p and defender Of the Of 0h November
interest," manisted by the people Of the country
onstraton. 1t asserted new and distinct doctrine
so aT as on M Pnq question was not new one
but its position on the money qucs non was arc
gether new. emanating from thg Dem3cra diG
GIeenback party as Iemodelied mo tne pna,gn
progressed declarations. personal settlements, pro
pheuc uterances ana expressions o, psia,e4n1s
Of facts and logical demonstrations was new. this
ISa1 e fsnG rulRed hqors Theories pron
gated. even languid utterances Were puhilsh'd 10y
10 put forward the ornamental initials OF cGrtaln
occult titles to demonstrate that 0-cent dollar
TIFF PROOF OF THE PUDDING.
The laboring man knows all about the Demo
Gratis theories now, for he has already begun 10
roam his harvest. There Is employment now for
nearly all and. though wages have not b"en great
~ increased. pay envelopes are fater' because ar
tIsans work six days week Instead OF maritime
az many did six months ago. It is estimated by
labor statisiicans men who keep track OF thc
labor demand as closely os Wall street whtches
he rnarkot that not over per cent Of the working
clasa Is illpnotS.
3; and 70 per cent Of the toers were OUT o. "0rh
man who depends on his muscle to earn his livel!-
hood without employment IheTc weIS u,
New-York nearly one hundred thousand dependent
on friends or charity or drawing their little saw
ings to get bread for themselves and Their famles
York arc out Of work and some of these are OF the
sns M"G IS safe 10 say that aside from
the great bitumnous sGai stfRe nUV 10 true
OF labor throughout the length ana brradth OF tnc
Tnte1 States. Doubtless the TIDAL way" may have
risen more rapidly In the Fast than IN the west
but II Is sweeping over the country. ,,
II the people OF OHIO elect Republican Lesi,iat-
Gus A. Hanna senator OF the United State = man
helped frame ana pass IRE eS cysry ons o
IL provslons lie Will vote against 1sprGcHton S oi
the currency Of INC country ana VIII yG S nor ng
on the public deb, as to pay the laborlne men OF
man and Dcmocraiic Legislature This year. my
will vote repuda'c. rebuko ara drnounce the
Administration Of william Mckinley
A SILVER CAMPAIGNING IN OHIO.
Springfield Ohio. Sept. l2-rhc first session OF tho
silver camp meeting will be he'd on Wednesday at
the Fair Grounds. Allen W. Thurman VIII DE
chairman and the speakers assigned are Charles
T. spahr New-York. John Clark Ridpaih. Boston;
David D. be Armant. Butler. Mo-; General A. j.
Warner Marietta and H. I. Bell. indianapolis. W.
] Bryan and Hnrac" T.. Chapman. the Democratc
candidate Tor Governor are also announced Tor
speeches before the camp-me"ting closes, on Sep
,"rIbcr 2. The meeting VIII De hed under inc au-
spices of the American Bimetallic Union
CNANULERS UOPES ron BIMET1LLISU.
AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE NEW-HAMP-
SHIRE SESATOR