New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

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haIi-..H ,,h,,c-,ovlng ess companies and eleVatSa
railroads wapt II. ano Mr. az I'd MI c7oker his
S y ~ sa hrottser Will give It 10 tnem' TOO.
,,rx,s RIGHTS MORE SACRED THAN Phor-
ERTY.
4, NV fr,erde listen me one moment li
- q o-sa, cry throughout this land not :" w
ling ago when rpen believed the s@oieo 81 TO-
,-6DerTv we're at stake. | haVe 10 crl'C'Si"
tbo.., who stand through everything Toy wa,
believe to be the rights OF piope'N. o., .hore are
wons 10 sc 7ss IS rss ,han the rights of PropsT.
mo moe mn ,@Ho a. Inc result Of meta f3us O.,
ngs attempts TO 9es,roy Ine "a it's democratic
nsitatons no only an e3emS 10 o but ,'S % the
5ns OF people Of the Cn iiton are not only ours:
wno bolS ttem IN trust for mankind Ihey W. t
bought by me blood ana i b 'eei o. as true a.
os1ci hst man il good enough 10 govern llss,
, De ~ Cod grant we may have IN TINS coln'iE
Mai Nai;hew Arnold said We nave. g"" " 90
seeing inese wi viii be swept aside
and Will 40 What we e,1 Inc 20 nng but that 1t is
srowins thing ana that democratic iiistItu'.oi
a-s the ss and final Institutions Of human Wis
dom gnG IN the od book great feas;
We spr;ad sna Sse eart6to ard fro ana whose
Feet were red in the hlood OF slain foe3 leSss
was hs r9sa; men ere aiken behold he powSr
and majesty Of their masters eSt IN 5ns I wsrs
came tne nasu on n,sne teksl upharsin 90 MOI
believe it requires TO be said IN ms - Nv
WAY mar no system mat stand the intel
sen ght growing AND nfF Te v t' man WHO
strikes blow and saws word to pun S9wn bI is
TO prove that true Republica nism and rue pe'no,
racy are not dead; hat me srb re-
STdos Odds not dead that the Rennbican IN
that Anra ham Lincoln gave rs ne so WI nome 1
or the webeinr Of olr fair city but WE 30 w"a AZ
we can TO promote ana oeVei0p 'ie "e"-"'7 -
mankind (AppiauseJ
Mn CHOATE'S WARM WELCOME.
rhsre was a great roar Of applause when the
Navor said: Now. I will Introduce one 81 the
nobIest Romans OF them all-Choate IL was
nearly minute before Joseph H. Choate couio
begin hi, speech. and when he began with
nretty compliment 70 his wife. the president Oh
the Women's Municipal League, declaring that
she was the highest authority he recognized on
earth there was a rapturous response from the
audience. Most Of the people In the hall had
coma with the expectation OF being moved 10
laughter and lofty enthusiasm by Mr. Choate'
aud they were not disappointed. Whlie ne
: continued TO speak the audience was spht'lhs
its sides with laughter or applauding Wildly
every few minutes His rldicule OF Platt az
prophet perhaps occasioned the most nierr'n'eh'
and satisfaction.
Al one point in his speech. Mr.. Choate shower
his power over the audience In remarKaoie
manner that caused the people to laugh al the'h-
selves. He said he wanted to ask Few ques-
| t,ons which General Tracy might answer ana
| then he looked over 70 one OF the doors al inc
| rear OF the hall and said: "GeneraI as II NJ
| .xnacted repIy. Instantly thousands OF heads
were turned and thousands Of eyes looked tow
| ard the door, as though General Tracy was
| Tn tEer
| encs had comprehended the situation and there
was A shout Of laughter in which everybody
;oined. It was renewed when Mr. Choate
with a twinkle ir his eye. said "Oh. nell
hear me never fear" Mr.. Choate said:
AZ Chairman and Ladies and Gentlemen Having
received the PERMISSION OF tho highest authority
| , no,n / nave come mere name 10 you OIL. Z
speech. which cou.d an De summed W u. ~ o.
suIsageEseIh Low. Applause, $50.
nave nothing Ike This since stood on tns
J minute and presented 10 the peop.c 81 New fork
the candidates OF the first COMMITTEE OF oeVshi,y
for the redemption OF the city from rammany Hall.
, Iann'aus.l II was not thought then that II was
an interference with the great parties that the pco
and despoi ed should look out for themselves And
| We were supported on the one SIDE Oy me gIcdt
the other OK the greai heroes OF the Democrat
parties OF that DAY who's services were as wide
N tRs T cSme here o.ns as to all these
but li' as a Republican applause cannot claim to
| be so deeply Dyed In the wool as MAYOR oH oho'
| because nave never conceded this question OF mC-
mic pa affairs TO come within the roam OF party
nina ton, though years ago, wnen our republican
elect Hugh j. Grant. and the candidate in This cam
| paisn about whom we hear SO much-henry UeoL &c
pu0lcan, Of casting my vote for mat whoe-souled
heroic patriotic Democrat Abraham : hewitt Ana
now | am looking lor The signs OF the time, just
as you are, and | am watching for prophecy. but
want 20 get what Is true as distinguished from the
false.
TO GET AT THE RIGHT.
| want 70 get at the right as distinguished from,
the false. Now. 1t turns out that last sunday one
| of the great men Of the Stale of New-York. as
things 60 Oaughter)--nark my words. of the
State OF New-York," but not OF the city Of New
York-holding one of the highest offices under tho
Constitution, charged with power shcn as hardy
American has heid beioremhs IDEA OF h;se
so dear to him Gaughter,-he dismissed his sun
cay-school and he prepared himself IN me p5epai a
non sna 81 saps ss hi PUpnS Sey
hapss' in new roe. Vel, now II ne IS true
sa ike oG 10 a9e% nm K
should all work and follow him, but II he is falls
daughter Why We tsnnG ba have any OF c hin II
| he summed up into two three WORDS. II,
s3 S ar h thin yo for are bISS
ing ing" your money inio the hre This does not lool
much like IL tonight And he says If you bet or
az p So% ss II hing 6se to
, re ord /, is great thing TO own a newspaper
| daughter and APPLAUSE
And IL occurred to me TO look up his record
though, that lag 4, heard eS q former ro
occasion when the hearts of the Republican,
| throughout the land. north. south, east and west
were looking to one man their hope and sta!
to carry the country through the great crisis tina
) | threatened them: and thought remembered, Blu
| / was not sure. that this same great statesman
OF ours INDUCED in prophecy as to him. and tina
he INDUCED In the same venomous ana violent at
/ tack upon him who absorbed the hearts Of III
great party at that date as now he comes agains
| Seth Low who unchains the hearts OF the grea
people OF the city OF Network today, tAppiSnse
, hunt him up. daughter And l found him il
publication the authority Of which ne YIN NJ
Ter and hisses) DO not hiss that great organ o
public enlightenment should like TO read you
Jew sentences OF 1t, and then you will be able {
: determine whether he i: true or false prophe;