New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29

by being able TO point TO a clean and glorious his
c ii "' The Republican party was founded upon
PRINCIPLES It has aiwnys srhordinated evegy,n'H n
individuals The citizens movemeni IN r BrOoH
racy. ard tina, in NewYork for the overthrow 81
Tammany Hal s,I which led 20 ne election &c ss 81
both operating I'm hearty accord with the Repuh-
lican organization. were useful and beneficial l!u'
entity selfish action Of q body Of citizens. VINO.
while enthusiastically applaudng the Republican
deed. whose very commercial lives ard fortunes
have been saved by the triumph of the principles
life the corpse of the Tiger" Of Tammsny Hall,
which IT was supposed tho friends Of good govern
mont had buried beyond the possibility of resnr-
rec ion Rchod thG modern pharSe'S Sr"'"ns
40 CONCEIVABLE REASON"
I There Is no conceivable reason why all who are
! opposed to intrustins this tremendous powe- for
/ good or evil 10 Tammany Hall should not rally
around tho candidate and tho platform Of the Re
! publican party in tho city Of Ncw-YoTk. This
grand .mun!ciral structure is the creation Of inc
York II is the masterpiece Of that wise ie2der-
swerved from its purpose by the demands
| OF those who always ready To subordinate pun
t'mon;aIsts Has net the Republican party from
the time when. IN Us Yigor"ds inlahCy, ~ CO.., Sroo't
1856. when IL stood on the platform OF SOUND money
against the outrageous propaganda oil Tree Si!'G,,
the light of subsequent events. should havc com
monded II To the supper OF every honest cltHnu:
| With the AID Of loyal Democrats II preserved Ire
| Union: it drove slavery from tn" land under the
nSprnon Of the imm9rin L IN yssns Grant,
who thus proved himself sound in statcsmanship
Of whose S memory the people OF this great com
mcrcal sound-rnorey city have Just ht,nGiy den-
sumption OF specie payments. and thereby brought
about the prospeiy which Eia%GenGd I Inc ano
il enacted The Tariff law which bore the name Of
him who has since been by vast majority of his
fcilow-ci,izens elevated to the chief Magistracy
Of the Nation. And now that we nave nave wadcd
producing holnendustry destroying frce-tradc law
OF 1894 and nc benel"ence of The reyenue-pIoduc-
Comparison apparent. the Republican party has
practically re-enactsd Ms greet ra W a, une
Kinley. lApplause)
CHANGES IN COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS.
Already commercial conditions are assuming the
agreeable aspect they had in ls7'. after the re-
sumption Of specie payments In the Western
States where the Popuistic programme Of n di'-
honest rcpudation of debts cnthusiasticaly
IN honest Iiquidaticr Of debts has begun unG-r
the benign influence OF a Republican National Ad-
culturisis who have paid the debts incurred since
bic accident OF another Democratic Administer
tor viii. the result OF the good times now al
hand. discard III" ragaTieS OF lSS ana he loTcVrr
in favor of an honest dollar; he IalIHfc OF tn'
worth of the product Of the silver zines worth
dollar has helped to make !" certs worth Of
81 the grace Of Gcd We have good crops, Go9d
prices. good wages and good times are me
econotnc pTncIpes and good Republican Govern
nor is Re National Govcrnmen, under the able
administration Of President Mckinley alone worthy
been for the last three Years under the direction
Of Repubican Execuliy and n,1, f bI. bean
| made to keep within proper bounds The sxpendi-
Of h STAT and wise egS9top ba TOR crl nf
in under Democratic rule has been enacted, a
legislation has been observed by Governor Morton
In the cities Of New-York and Brooklyn We
peal to al citizens to contrast WIN TIE Den no
ETc e,gb Democracv ,he adtninsira,on Of
Mayors Strong. Schieren and Wur3ter Inr h,,
; the support OF its candidates and principles all
oDoosGd to the fr 2nS OF t ye P3r res
distribution of the earnings Of others than them
| selves!
| ENDORSING BRYANIsM
In almost every State Of the Union and in almost
| every county OF this State. where tho Democratic
conventions OF this year have been he'd the Chicago
platform and Rry tuism have been enthusiastically
lndorsoi The leaders Of Tamminy Hall are max
dogmas and financial heresies which were beaten
year ago in the metropolitan district OF Te", =, ork
many Society is the very backbone not only Of the
he NATION and II viii be found Vigorously support
'ns the Democratic candidates and prn 'ples IN the
aext Presidential campaign Populism, Brya1ais;m N
the land. And should this great campaign for IN.
control of Greater NewYork he decided In favor OF
he candidates Of Tammany Hall. II will be found.
strangely enough. that this great commerciai cry
strengthen the hands OF Popusm than any other
section Of the country yi, ver, do, from tb. very
platform. bore Miss Brooklyns greetings 10 Father
HkfT o2SE Subjects So Pa a sr
pudiation. and with grace and dignity would wave
National honesty. | ventured the prediction that
both would be radiant with smiies on the morrow
nav In
TsqF Of is by The Lessla,ure and the mar
The frsthorn OF the wedock would bear birth
n mGGRS of the Tiger Of and Inc iercss Of
Brooklyn. would tolerate no silver-rimmed collar
81 oeo mI O: He create New-York woad not, on
& place IN soR miro OF e a last no ans sns
their best endeavor 70 the maintenance Of the
Nations honor. ApplauseJ
There was much applause In the hall when
Mr.. Woodruff began an impressive sentence Of
his speech with the words. The unifying force"
and he had 10 repeat them after the applause
sunsded Much laughter was mingled with the
applause when he said referring To the Citi
zens Union leaders: BEHOLD TIE modern Phari-
sees. straining at a Plat and swallowing a
Tiger" -
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Immediately after Mr.. Woodruns speech the
following resolutions offered and adopted
quickly without dissent:
Lv Abraham Gruber-That the rules OF the As
senbly far $ they may apply. be the rules OF
procedure OF this convention.
BY Lloyd Cols-That all resolutions be read by
the secretary and be referred without debate to
the Committee Resolutions when adopted.
By Edward I.auterbach-That n Committee on
Resolutions composed Of three members from each
Council district. except the Ninth and Tenth. and
two members from each Of these. be appointed by
the Chair TO prepare a platform for the consi1era-
ton OF this convention.
By Joseph VI. Deuel-That n Committee on Gre
dcntials and Contested Seats composed Of three
members from each Council district except the
Ninth and Tenth. and two members from each OF
these be appointed by the Chair
BY H. G. Johnson, OF the Borough Of Queens