New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-11
THE HOME MARKET FEAST.
ALL OF THE SPEAKERS GLOR1FY PRO
lection

LECTION.
nryc,EY AND LODGE SEE NOTHING DIscoURAc-
INC IN THE RECENT ELECTIo%s-spEEcHEs
Wv coNGREssMEN DOLLIyER AND RUS
sEL1-A MESSAGE FROM MR.. HAMA
Boston. Nov. 1O-The annual dinner OF the
Home Market Club was held at Mechanics nan
IN this city tonight, and was one of the HioS'
successful In the history OF the orgahi~H''o''
Fully q thousand people attended some u wv
guests coming from distan. States me mus
prominent guests Congressman ->ei'o" -
Dingley Of Name, Congressman Charies a. Nur
sell Of Connecticut Congressman Jo'"'"a"
Dolliver Of Iowa. and Senator heh'!
Lodges all of whom made speeches. a'ouS'''7
great enthusiasm.
At G o'clock the members OF the c'"o anu "
guests sat down to dinner, when was SCI N.O -
the main hall. The hall was eiao'' a'e's - -
ratod with flags and bunting and PICTURES VI
- ,,o, ,bo have been identified with the de-
,..,onr,ent and history OF the Republican part!
ore hung in conspicuous places on the wall
Az 7.3O o'clock President Charles A. Stott' OF
lowell called the meeting to order amid great
e,tbpsiasm He introduced Lieutenant-GoN-
ernor w. Murray Crane, who was welcomed WIN
great applause and extended on hehat Oh inc
Commonwealth. a most hearty greeting TO the
guests OF the evening. saying: we KNOW Vi
,he,r valuable assistance during the recent eA-
.ro session Of Congress when the Dinghy tarli
h,u uas nassed and the Republican party was
able TO make good its promise to the people,
CONGRATULATE the Home Market CiuD on 'he lao'
that Il has always stood for good government
sound money and Protection. ana nehere II
40 VIZ
principles"
roI,son. sto,. said. The Home Market
c,,h o,wovs intends TO keep faith. We adver-
.i.oa ,bot certain distinguished gentlemen Woulu
- haro with us to-night-Senator Aldrlch
co,.,,r Wanna and Senator Hoar. Colonel C!arK
tho secretary. will read to you their messages
giving the reasons for their absence
Mr.. Hanna's message was as fchows'
General But,erworth my guest His Illness s has
deyeopsb , im'0 But for this should be with You
peas express my great regret 70 INC ncoee Of
ket CnS ana N my behalf Of the Republican Natiop9
Committee Thank the S@n i0T and nd bespeak for
fons Continuance of usefulness ana OF III
creasing influence.
presdent Stott said: Loyalty TO friendship
Z. one OF the characteristics OF Senator fiali'"'
and 7 ask for three cheers for him. u me-
cheers we're gven) He also read sho't E''''
OF regret from Senator Adrich
~. s,ott then said Maine s daughter
NJ Massachusetts,. and tonight II Is our piN'
,a-o 20 welcome one Of her sons, whose name
IS associated with an act OF Na'onai ieeiS
ton destined to put new life and energy into all
-. ,sa.r,as ~ orr country-the Hon. Nelson
Dinsley. chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee"
WHAT MR.. DINGLEY SAID.
Mr. Dlngley In opening referred 10 MS I'e> ''O'
visit to the club during that period wheh our
Free Trade friend was 80 industriously assault
ing the Mckinley tariff and protection as ieea'-
lied robbery" and then said:
Vel Nj President tc great wa aay r Ps0Ps
some who study maxms rather than markets 49,
oa ravivai Of business Others. who are not en-
tirelv blind 10 facts admit the improvement, ~, ~,
Est thai nal cGgT naxses sin Others like Bryan
contend that the improvement is 9ny aSrad3
and business viii presently grew b0 worse lenye
w1 hays Is 70 frn s to- recono their
1stjc explanations Of the failure OF their theories
nnople con"iudes that the repeated coincidence be
tween the protective policy and prosperity and o.
sity establishes the relation OF cause ano eH ,
even though this cause be only contfiDudpry to,s
denotes modern business 10 perlodlc alterha'los
Of confidence and distrust.
The abnormal cheapen'ng Of many products the
last sour years has been in large part not a
cbeapenjng o. wealth by economic processes. bu;
oy rhe q gng not only by reducon Of
ings bu, also by deriving multitudes Of work,
men Of the opportunity 10 use their labor such
a cheapcning process has killed enterprise, dimn;
ished the pure hasing power o. the masses anu
cure restoration Of prosperity 1t is essential that
much Of the decline In prices as has necn que he
40 nsuivaIent rise in order that Industries and
business may recuperate and American genius be SET
levvins on the forces OF nature ;, <,., ,,
know that some o. Gnr rere eectdns
Of popular dissatisfaction with President Mckinney
and nf hst of Of the
vote has ALWAYS beer an Inevitable result OF the
every State In which election was held the
Democratic managers carefully avoided the tariff
State through m absurd attempt 20 run two Re
publican candidates for Mayor o. New-Vork SIX
states senator in MARYLAND. heretofore ar7ayed
grounds il can he Justly claimed that the result OF
the recent elections gives any suppor; to the claim
succcssfu Administration of President Mckinley
or with the new protective tariff
protective tari viii strengthen as the business and
Industries OF The country get adjusted 10 It's pro
because the fram"rs of the protecive arN which
was so recently placed on the stntute book believe
that | unite With you tonight IN congratula ting
WHIT RS tive for attended tho Administration OF
President Mckinley. AMI on the return TO TINT
pppdsycred so sicnoy Tor thlTty-Wo years prior to
ir9G when our monetary system was substantially
height which was pronounced b. acute foreign OBJ
servers to be without parallel In the history OF
SENATOR LODGE SPEAKS.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was next intro
ducei and said among other things:
1t is necessary for me 10 enter into '', an argH,
cause Of protection Nor do think II necessary