New-York tribune., 1898-10-30

the magnificent illustration Of sea;sr%,
o1 S SsnS. n the nsred II IKE
the enormous sum OF 81 100000. or six times me
amount wanted. before the doors OF the Treasury
could he closed. ~
Republican Initiative has rescued the Govern
Cleveland II attached TO the War Revenue bill a
provision by which the Government can USE Tvs
The future This will prevent any madness of tho
hour which has majority In e'ner ha M,',on 70
put its theories I'm practice. The Administration
can meet the requirements OF peace or war uh.
they stand by old and tried principles OF business
elect to follow after new ones
RAI.AKLAvA AND SAN JUAN.
We rejoice In the strengthened bonds OF National
union II wise craftsmanship ana ierVid
patriotism which commissioned as generals or our
Army In tho with Spain Joe Wheeler and Fitz-
hugh Leo The faded gray OF the Confederacy be-
a souvenir OF cause calamity fought for
and happily lost. and tho blue OF the Republic
mighty and impershable by the loyalty and love
vestge OF the passions OF the civil War Is only
ono Of the fortunate results OF this war. Tho
has disappeared. The dude respected on the plains
and the cowboy cheered In New-York are only evil
ment Hamilton Fish was the flower of genera
tons OF wealth ease. culture and elegant living
the Mauser bullets whstlcd over and by them. The
protection OF that tree belongs to you-L will nsht
hood Of the East and the West Along with the
charge OF the Light Brigade at aklava Will 1.-Two
over the forts and entrenchments on the hill Of San
Juan. But that charge OF the Rough Riders broke
the products OF soil and industries carried over
the Atlantic TO Europe and over the Pacific 70 the
Orient: Chicago and St Paul, St Louis, and SI,o-
kane, Duluth and Salt Lake City are no longer the
centres of interior and Isolated interests and opin-
ions. They are the reservoirs and distributors or
the worlds commerce. a powerful Navy and an
them as TO New-York or San Francisco. or to the
Atlantic or Pacific coasts
We are fortunate In having for our candidate In
this canvass gentleman who has lifted It above
the plane Of partisan discussion into the pure at
mosphere OF demonstrated patriotism.
HE WILL MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS.
The Governor OF the State OF New-York must be
courageous, Re must be honest. he must be famil-
lar with public affairs OF the State and In touch
with the affairs OF the Nation. Three years IN
tho State Legislature made Colonel Roosevelt
familiar with all tho duties Of tho Gubernatorial
office and with all the interests Of our imperial
Commonwealth. As Police Commissioner he had IN
inside view which few had the opportunity To
secure Of :he municipal problem and or the re-
forms which necessary and the amendments
which may be required to the excise egis ttion or
the State As civil Service Commissioners he was
brought in contact with the members or both
Administration. both under Republican and Dem
ocratic rule. while as Assistant Secretary or tho
Navy his energy and initiative were OF incalcula-
ble value IN preparing that glorious arm or our
Gervce for the splendid victories which 1t achieved
at Manila and at Santiago. ,.
As he laid down at once a lucrative oiilce ana
the calls Of large family 10 give his life to tho
service OF his country. and as he performed with
magnificent courage the duties OF a soldier IN the
field SO Will he II elected Governor of this State.
meet every requirement which the most exacting
citizen can rightfully expect
Colonel William NJ. Byrne Of Delaware. and
A. Stewart Walsh also spoke.