New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-04
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right that courts are constituted Now i nave
said thar II concrete example sometimes SHOWS mort
TO come the moment we lay down the mae
ecan to % do In" WHAT becomes OF free and rePub
lican people? What becomes Of a great repupnc.
cease 10 be Independent? Have any OF You in your
minds one great example that tells the whole story
Tas your f Beys rsn e indeed Where the devils
work has been done and nothing else for the last
four years. Unhappy Dreyfus, innocent as ne H.
unhappy the victim OF demorazed corru b 'I hmt
cai system Independent no never oI the
command Of INSCRIPTIONS military chiefs Il doesn't
make any difference what Kind Of CHIEF It IS.
whether it Is military chief. or a ciyil chief or
makes no difference. The principle is what have nave
been pointing out to you there; France mas 1re
laborng establish her republic for one hundred '
years. Since 1870 her people have oGeamed that
they free aud now when 1t turns oHt tnat aIS
citizen can be brought before military courI ai1 40
condemned without evidence at the command d OF
military authority where has their free ION gone one
erncd even by It's own leaders When you at,
tempt 10 bind II ana to crysta cbine ad 4 es
ont and escapeg That is the principle nat we I'm
behalf Of Justice in behalf Of the integrity Of our
courts We no longer here AZ Rrpuniicars.
LONGER Democrats.
men believe there Is a third party. G.augh-
terJ I am not sure. But We are here AS law
iApblausc) Now. | have never made any bones
about being independent on all judicial questions
the lawyers at our bar. They will vote for the
best man ~. whether he belongs to tnat parry OF
to here now it viii be the salvation Of the STATE
II won't be due to The Repu6cam parry anUgsn
able part in what they have done They put thflr
ears to the ground and listened for the voice or
tha found
that the peope want honest judges who had served
their country well, 10 be continued in Office.
ASKED TO go ON"
Now. think I ought not detain you any longer.
Cries Of "Go on") have told you about all !
have to say. ! have spoken OF this great indepen-
dent vote And now what is the question that has
gathered you here tonight? Not whether Judge
DAILY IS the greatest judge that ever lived, not
of Marshall Of story ami Kent That Is not the
question 1t is not even the question ms, ms u n
are infinitely better than those that are onet." 10
The snrases Of ne Pr"pe 1T he punished FOR
doing their duty and be punished by a man WIG ,
has at his back all the wicked elements or society
Great appause) The only question Is whether the
people will stand by their courts ana keep uS'I
Association has appealed to the people OF TINS ely
once the time Of its creation. Why II came mo
honest is judges (KpplanscJ Aud it did IS work
molly and we'll ana The people OF TINS city ~ "a
too late now 70 recall The feartui shTGg t days
appeals once more to the Independent vote OF Inc
people in 1895 ,,.
10 palm off rs a party candidate a man who had
already BETRAYED them once; VINO had SdoIell 'hrlI
suffrages in the election of legislative officers NO
boss more strongly entrenchsd man nc Wa
nominate him. stick him in with the re.t ne ~ Il
good Democrat h" VII pass muster on Int ne %
pculed To the people The people discovered VIVA.
W., going on and there was q tidal wave but Il
sfJ, of no "A
and APPLAUSE And that unworthy ludsr "dS
swept under 10y one hundred thousand innJ9ait}
ful duty think the Republicans. in uniting
Win If. h. 81 done their fun duty Now the question
y yrbrtI~r me pcople OF The city OF New-York care
enough about this gr'Al Question 10 90 tn'' :. -
! ,hrov. away vour ticket and select better one.
II you Democrats. votr Tor every DfmoS ia'
iu,lgr- Who ought. you believe. to be reelected
WHAT THE EFFECT WILL BE
n III. p,o,le oon't care enough about It and
croL.r's nominees 20 IN. they viii go I'm with the
| declarations .iot to them only but TO every mem
Der OF the court. every Of them a. the day OF
The expiration Of his term draws Nigh mat you
have not got TO give an account % your steward
shin and say neither you have been an honest
and faithful Judge but you have got to settle your
/ accounts Wit. the chieftan and lord OF lamnAny
Hall and md out whether YOU have given him
referees enough and patronage and orders and
judgments enough 10 satisfy his nav. OtheiWlse
Won viii be RENTED 10 the shades OF private life.
And then In that same connection let me point TO
Won heroic Zola-that real hero who will yet march
through the streets OF Pars triumphant win ARE
fus regenerated by his side. prolonged applausS)
There a civil court Dd you ever i1ad ihe
Marx Twain himself with all his capita powers e
describe IT, The man was presuheI smity UNI
he could prove himself innocent. ne was never
allowed To proye himself innocent or TO prove any
thing 1t all There w%s no If fsn Hs
harangtied the Court officers haransued me Jury;
each other U.aughter) And poor lola was sent
| OF INTO cxile-banished. but set ffeeTths Ohy WAY
ro, that mad lost Independence and had TO obey
the same great power OF the state. ,,.,
nation 10 lose It's integrity and independence ana |
know OF nothing that can save the people oi New
int such misery as This except that they resolve
1rst. last and always TO keep their judges pure
SEcy 'T imp 0 cApplaaSc II any Of YOU begin
get sleepy lone YOU VII NANTES G i, IN ,nf
have a few more words that would Ike to e,.: say.
erie. o. S n on has G %@ XIX Ss Th "P PROF.
"a NV cit, ~ NewYork have cause to thank God
cal turmoil I'm all this partisan strife there is snch
, ihimg A. a public conscience. AppIause) II is
/ tb, voice Of Goa whispering to the soul II man 20
mat the vox populi becomes really he NoN Dei Al
h"w yariogsly IT works. Sometimes il whispers IN
The ear Of one solitary individual man as the stlll
gaEe So Wa il with sam Adams wenty years be
f"re the Declaration Of Independence when II came
TO him as abiding and neyer-inli,ns, cohSletoh
mai America must be free from ali foreign do-
J IN his heart like a living coal But few went with
| him. nobody dared express himself for that. Ana
Adams snid that only month before the battle
~ Lexington. sad :his. that he had wandered lar
and wide in America and had mover seen one man
V@t 4, favor OF independence. But at lasi. when
/ Inc electric spark WAS lighted ~ leKintt0n II
r,,,nlcat cd that glowing heat from that burn
!n@ soul through the souls - the whole people,
| and America arosc and declared ltselt lT's' ana
maintained its independence (Applause)
THE CARE OF THE SLAVES
r.hor no conceived the idea that whatever mignt
! become ~ him the shackles mCst be broken from
the arms Of the slaves. They took him with rome
the gentlemen Of Boston did about his neck and