New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

can take It's place. Indeed in our home analIs
ways seemed to me that what we need is, not so
much genius as the n0me OF course
there many problems for the solution OF whin
@ Sf the he d SSn pSS % 6e
sary is to be watchful. energetic Droaa tos
ana wSen made the best remedy is cheerfuy
esosnse their existence and p mp ware f ye
promptly punish men who msbehave and ster,niy,
refuse to let s shsT n det to
wrongdoing it is not very difficult to SECURE that
hSnsS n ~ rsT whGn snence Of any kind
must avail to shield the wronsdoer' ne ne vi NIB"
or low degree
INTERESTS OF THE wORKlNGMAN'
In dealing with our citizens It Is always best
where possible not to treat any one group as a
class apart On most points the interests OF the
workingman. Of the man who tolls with his hands
are simply those of all good American cihzene' ie'
he has special ,nterestsinterests that are parucu
larry his Wherever he can be helped he most GER
tainly should be helped Ordinarily firmly be-
lieve and shall ever insist that the help that VIII
most surely avail the who works is sell-nep.
But the history Of the mas snow" s
very much also be done by that FORM OF scI.-
help where many join together 10 help one another
upon the State for the State can never play any
bat very subordinate part IN b,nnseIt Yet the
fact remains that along certain lines great deal
can be gained by legislation Legslat0n Gan nDI
honest or thrifty or industrious. but i can some
times the fruits OF honesty ' M ,b ana case
should be resorted 10. -. A.. xoo. lac
Yet after an It seems 10 me h ina ,e sse both Of
brotherhood ard OF self-help. In our several ways
each Of US ss work sr sTq DC e0
each must realize his duty 70 others And 10 eafn
n his sHs Of n way mus
This is a lesson which 1t seems 10 me- can bo 90
orces' afoa and ashore which have just fought
to a finish the war with Spain >. ,r,or, ufs
mad been always of 10Y sprans tHse tn At the
call of their country and stood sae oS NE si Seath
they did whatever they were called to DO They
IN the ranks and he yy pSIe bu
they ssS %eT aSs sToHe eS
snd 90 a sHsn more re lhaa nis
Weskep Dying each faced with equal courage the
which in an instant OF time p3 st 0ui a f one
this earth Living and dying. they gave us esson
in American citizenship and THIS lesson %nlcn i've tg IN
peace.
As the prolonged az ol1use and cheering which
marked the end Of Colonel Roosevelts speech
began TO subslde. the latter left the stage, in
company with Elihu Root and one or two
others and passed out Of the hall AS he walked
out Of the door one Of the policemen on DUTY
there grasped his hand. and said: you'll ne OUT
next Governor. Colonel. sure!
Colonel Roosevelt laughed, as he replied:
well. next to my Rough tluers 'hlih io'e
NV old policemen best
When the hall was quiet General Woodford
rose and introduced Seth Low as follows:
Mr. Woodruff has kindly given way 10 Fresl-
dent Low ard Mr.. Choate. who Will precede him
in speaking ask the courtesy Of your acquires
cence I introduce our friend, DR.. Seth Low
| president Of Columbia University
WHAT MR.. LOW SAID.
| Mr.. Low rose amid storm OF cheers ana
| handclapping. 1t was several minutes before
| the tumult subsidized. He said
FolIoN-citizere: When Colonel Roosevelt looked
ont Inon this vast audience and considered Inc Va
rious elements that have gathered together 10 sup
Colonel of the Rough Riders (applause) might have
been tempted TO exolaim, with old John Milton
Peace hath her victories
No less renowned than war
fd present situation that every Republican should
the ah Republican Candidates for the ASSEMBLY
aPd fGr GSagTf he canagao for dominated
by The party convention at saratoga is me cnolce
G That int fhl PaLis Is welcomed BY
people Of The state ASK you aso no ware
ali OF them chosen as delegates at honestly con
Quoted b, Wa5ed al had chance to express his
opinion. The consequence was that the Committee
on Contested Seats had no business 10 do. Another
Consequence IS that an appeal can be made to me
whole party stronger than ever can De MADE When
the fountains Of nomination are open 10 Suspicion,
think also that II ought 10 be Satea mat lhe
meeting desire this campaign to- 3e GondGeted Iy
the ho n 5aTy ana rot Wat 1y a
caEddaie Of the PsSpe hs2 n0nesy Sd sfaa5 g
the party this year. (Appause)
TICKET FOR INDEPENDENTS
But want to show II can, why the indepen'
dents large numbers ought to come TO the support
Of this ticket (applause) and TO the support or our
| legislative candidates and candidates for Con-
| gress I not going into the National question
| as it is affected by the war. want to say only
one thing There times when there is no safer
attitude for the plain man than to follow trusted
leader This country is going through critical days,
and we are most fortunate that in the White
| House we have humane. self-contaned' ready
able and patriotic man great applause). and for
one In this crisis Of Nations AFFAIRS propose
to follow William Mckinley (appauseC and to or, hold
up his hands in every way that can. and that
think. is what the independents of New-York ought
Now the Democrats tell US that this is to be
eSSmpagn Sae so ssqe issues sha naTs bn
first Of all want TO point out to YOU II can, why
they 50 anxious to con 6, It 70 State issues
ton. Let try to state 1t as plainly az can.
1sow Of S h 9c Il by hc
veniion held at Chicago in 1876 challenged the stand
ton t that can be asked about the currency they
said What is a dollar The Republicans said
dollar is 100 cents in gold The DEMOCRATS said
II might be 100 cents In silver. worth 20 cents in
| gold Now as long that doubt prevails IT is idle
| to expect permanent good times in this country:
| There is one other aspect Of the question. We
| have q most unscientfc currency system. The
trouble with It IS that is not elastic. 1t does no:
expand when trade needs more money and CONTRACT
when 1T needs less When the cotton grower in the
| South the wheat grower in the West needs
| money to move his crops he must deposit money in
| the bank there other securities which have to
come New-YOrk some other Nnarcial CENTRE
! 10 get money TO send down there. We want 4
currency system that will enable the banks they
| have there 10 the money as II Is needed upon
the cotton and the wheat where II is grown. Then
we shall carry liberty TO those sections OF the