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

country; but not a hand did, he raise nor a
Before Ii, sentence was Gnishea, =. there was 2
ou 1et w nsss r,est wenI "of n s monS SREf low w w@SS
a~lcttcr formally rcslgning his membership In
the Republican party because of the protective
tariff plank on which Gen. benjamin Harrison
There was another storm OF hoots and cries OF
.Giyo it to hims Give 1t to him! Hit the
"in 1892 ! am not altogether posted about
bin. ! understand ho claims he WAS u passive
The crowd roarsd with laughter, and there
t MbS1ss Senator Spa1s pt said aa ehat seth SaR Low supported Nc.
Einley last gear, but did 1t with u reservation
that he was a free trader still ana Is a free
no politics in his nomination T. demanded Si,HTsGs
s sSos ssS tSF placed 5sS aa ON 'ho tyIcE sS' w tn him Sin k EnSSS
s @Sg IS it f 'Sa3 i yS&s FIX! Fee fFr 9 dPG!!It CS and 4 F Fret;
Trader George hay made q combination upon
That's 1t, that's it, shouted tho crowd, and
there was more cheering, and ng me senator
mentioned rnpt6rU , seth o Law mn name "ri ss"l ~ ' nTrsi MSs,aa
eTrSitor!! "shame,' and HES M~uswnmp.'
II was some timo before tho hooting died out.
Senator Foraker next took up Gen. Tracy.
and. amid the widest enthusiasm, he told OF his
ms His siss ]oies,i tS ' to be eHMSi Mayor of. New York will be
phlleu Win joy Hllu kIutiits III oNCl lho Shi.Su
States BY Republicans; Coming in this way this
contest. no matter whether you measure IL be,
Judge Van WycE, or between him and Henry
George. is n contest between Bryanism on the zone
s SsssS sns III iksGp Is a contest G Between TIVE Saf Bryan ms% and
Republicanism that the people OF the whole
United States arc In suspense. anXiously await,
ang the verdict you are TO render on the second
day Of November"
There were voices, 1t will be all right; don't
be alarmed. =" and renewed cheering.
81 stand here, therefore. not only to speak FOR
the election Of Con. Tracy. but to speak also k and
ism. a cause far greater than any one man can
with the applause still ringing. Senator For.
aker proceeded to show how vitality important
70 the country's prosperity was the cause OF the
sHers in this city three free traders are
running for the Meyoralty; not one OF them
SSSl etc, to feel &c at sw home nt il tn. the Republic RePuslissInn ep parry IL
and one of them protesting to be a Republican.
but, always voting with the other party.-. ..,
Again, in Telling of the work Of the Repub-
Foraker me toned the name Of Senator Platt,
and the crowd whoopcd it up for the Senator.
with iiG !HA said EDE senator are @'f Foraker. "it is not
necessary for me to defend him here IN ms
not refer to it for that purpose. but only that l
may say here TO his constituency mat when ne
is entitled to to have nav s said; that It, no tb man ms eon sare thsa
did your own Republican Senator from new
Senator Foraker told in detail of the passage
of the Mckinley bill, of the poverty that hal
preceded 1t. and of the prosperity that had come
with II And the big crowd agreed with all that
Are the people of the Greater New York
the more than three millions of American in
t~elligent people. with all your great industries
and business interests-to say to resident NC
h hnndsd i HsS se ns a tore I and ,here was s1es'i a mighty
f""Ppesident Mckinley" he went on. lis en-.
t;tlad In all the aDDrObatipn involved in n Re-
publican victory in New York city. IGreat APP
klausel His represeptative in he approaching
Instantly there was a roar. and the crowd was
bn its feet cheering and shouting. The applause
died away and was renewed It wound up with
three times three cheers for Gen. Tracy.
shouts Of I've Will. We wiiI!' "A vote for
the Endorsement Of the nailonai Hdministration
By the Greater New York. 1t will be the strongest
help. the strongest encouragHnsnat 1t in your power
you longer. Your next Mayor is here, but as l
leave you lot me again remind you that in this
cannot maintain a p%olitic-l party without
SS1t. of isSouis G9 sP' ysS5 and $.'1 AND c + sas
safe Mies thu Fe' II . p%loli!ieal 'T party ~ Would ae'
complish its great mission is to ever main,
tat9 is "f H5sssi1 rlsSt.;. aH iSdFi sSeer 81 and nff tie
sure thing and the safe thing for every man
E Sann sal oi f his ps1, = e esPPeeiaiiy w Il to e aS!lGw 'S By
90 aLle a representative as Gen. Tracy"
jumped up again and Numbered u greeting tC
The band sIafi played Rsstly Round The Flag. anf
there were more cheers for both Gen. Tracy and
es cSsfrp eSa' Mitchell tried to restore orae,
Vent on, and the band played again before quie
gould be restored. In introducing Gen. Tracy
Mr. Mitchell said:
SPEECH OF EDwARD MITCHELL
"Our nominations nave been made unde
the most solemn sense OF responsibility for goo
government in this grave and rnomentous crisis
We have, diligently sought to select candidate
periences, and public records vouchsafed to al
The people their peculiar fitness for the ynriou
Wallace, for Chief Judge of the Cogr, Of Al
arc without their peers, Their characters an
achievements command the admiration an
'o "We Therefore re re invite ali Voters. WHO, wSoul
s1asfi f IN u fhis s T.,h ii the Spp pSsIGSS e. EsgRp 97aSis1
and Tammanyism and 70 support and to cas
their votes for the ticket headed by the name q
Of Appeals. The services Of Judge Wa
for twenty years as a Judge in the Unite
and renown Of the Federal Judiciary. His g,
perience. wisdom. learning, and impartialit
Will Dr1nB auultlOnhl luhtTe W our own SOnrl L
APGsals; r.o so,ro,r, =, :,
Navy Congress- passed n joint resolution az
propriAting one million dollars and authorizin
him to expend that amount at his discrctio
TO purchase nickel ore or nickel matte . : " 70
naval purposes Such confidence was az d,
served as It was unprecedented. Con. Tracy
administration Of the Navy, Department !
alone a sufficient guarantee that he cannot b
moved In his official action by any personal Q
political pressure, His pure. unseltish. and oil
waited character. his wise, patriotic. broad. an
enlightened views of all public, questions. h
modesty. courage, energy, and infieXihlo IL
tegrity are recognized as conspicuous by a
the people of the nation. He commanded Il
unbounded and unqucstioned confidence Of IL
Congress- and Of President Harrison. ! bespea
for him the same unbOunded and unquestione
confidence and the support and votes of a
citizens whose real concern IL for good COVER
ment only. l have the honor and the pleasul
of presenting to you the soldier, lawyer, juris
statesman, patriot-our next Mayor-Gcn. BE
jamin +. Tracy"
As Gen. Tracy stood up the crowd stood wit
him, and yelled and chcered and waved thin
at him., Tito General b wed in e%cknowled
Ilent; tho cheering went right on. II was mo
I IN u minute before he could proceed with b
ipcech. lilo spoke in u clear. strong voice. !
said.