The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-22

principles. When you are spending El6,000,oO0
year TO build up = navy you arc acting On
business side and its political side, Nc, 800
miles OF territory in the world, think, will oc
SSts so@m in TTHi'i R,il The Ss DUNK y@n Of ,bs %1 nesy f iSS9
or ten years. Not less than $4,000, 900. !
think, will have t1 no raised ID on property ty
collecting is, with one. exception. the very
highest prerogNtiyo Of government. That
what higher governmental function IL there
than the education OF children. the preservation
from his family and household and remove him
TO q pest house, Why should not az those
party or the other in the city just as they are In
the State anu in the nation.
"And can IL be that n party which has gov.
erned the nation for forty years is not fitted to
try in the world is governed by party that is,
known no government but party government
for $50 years. The Queen. ,rciEns. but
s on S SSeinf MaS ESxtSFFn'' 6 bsP MiESS''y governs R J
So in our own country IT. has been for
Si s%nerSa ysST 81 tb Sm qRt sSayli GPpos' Sa4 70 any !
helped to organize IT. in this State. l doubt II
y fell to any mans lot TO have a greater part in
tho last reorganization In 1861, when the war
Democrats were admitted to it as though they
had always been Republicans. And what q
"Non.partisanship. so called, is a fad. 1 say, q
o ods9p party : in f't this G Contest test than ham tho i%Se Repu g eas
party will mark one OF the saddest days this
tSe eoGn hss TO-DAY SssF 'S Sre nI ! ss on ySH tas SSsS sf
yember was not the expression of the fixed de.
termination and the sober judgment OF the poo
shall see the success OF the party Of iinsncisl
United di States, and i Il will not 's stop iii the q rr sat
battle OF 1900. Business men. do you want TO
."Noi""No!' came from all over the house.
weaken the party part: tiat' stood cea' that hat stands Ma%. be- {
''S Ss, ]ssa XIX 3, Is Rs ssHanES Sa GRHiy a Year srOF
contest. il Republicans viii vote together, and
lieve that success is abundantly assured. Men
are changing BY platoons: Men who a week
are now coming back to their first aliSgiance
and their first love and have determined
lisvS S'! Mr.. 'h Low 't to:da9 h slsks the vots a0n behind nd
the 4. rate rate the {9ters are lesyins hin for
donbtedly draw some Republican votes. It was
him. When l say he will not, at the present
drift, have % on election day. 1 mean not in
city. Twenty-Five thousand Of his votes turned
TO the Republican candidate insures Republican
success. George will have, anyway. 100000
Gen. Tracy told his auditors that IL the ma.
chlnery of the administration OF the greater city
fell into the hands of their opponents they could
not win in 1900. and he urged them to go out
and work among any of their fellow Republicans
who were not awake to the situation and arouse
them. .
IT YOU will do this from now until the LIST of
November" he concluded. all is we'll. and vic
tory will perch upon your banners"
There was more cheering when Gen. Tracy
turned to get his coat, and rs he went out of tho
hall scores went with him to Join the crowds
outside. who hal been unable to gain entrance
to the building, 10 giving him 9 roaring send-off,
bands inside.
Alonzo Bell. candidate for President of the
borough OF the Bronx, in speaking Of the place
referred to the impossibility Of running the
magnificent ocean greyhounds across the Allan.
tic, without n machine and an engineer, and
added, after q reference to the machine smashers
OF the campaign:
There are men to-day who would scuttlc the
ship because they disagree with the cook. I
cook do snt suit me bounce him."
EN-Gov. p. b. Pinchback of Louisiana said
that a point that struck him as q mere locker
on in Vienna was that the Lowites and tho Van
Wyckitcs and tho Georgeites and all the other
ties conceded that in character. and ability and
fitness Gen, Tracy is prominently the man
must not be Mayor Of this great city
why, torsooth i-because he happens to be
a friend of Thomas c. Platt. The Governor
spoke OF his home territory, where it was com.
monty supposed that there was a low, ignorant
"Why. there isn't an ignorant negro there"
ne said, who would accept the arguments these
A negro in the audience stood up and led the
cheering that interrupted this speech, When it
had subsidized Mr.. Pinchback said-and brought
louder and longer cheers:
=" said the other night, and ! say It again, that
there isn't q better man on the soil Of America
Douglas Mathewson and Charles F. Hallock
also spoke.