New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

-. Rad the unexamped record OF not having
-, a standard, fag, a gun or a battery. These
r,,s showed Enthusiastically the directing hand OF
Evidence Now, in our situation In the Empire
70 and say II with due reverence, Providence
'suauy preserved from perils by land and perils
W water from perils Of fever and perils OF battle.
gave the marvellous prestige with the popular
~ md OF the charmed life TO the hero who filled
ru requirement of the guoernatorial office OF
MS great Commonwealth. 10 whom. with srea;
..sdom and foresight the party leaders turned anu
80 was hailed by the convention as the peoples
shoice The situation changed. me current queSI,,
hons became obsolete, the campaign resolved itso't
Sout the personality. the record in civil office. the
.o"rd in private life ana the resistess and onrush-
sss gallanUy Of the soldier. OF Colonel IheodoEe
RS9sesSSe done with the hghting and the shouting
Vow come the fuinlmcnt or our pledges ana our
ability 10 meet the expectations we nave raiseH,
uouse and the Senate OF the United States 70 He;;
PaohGisn f9rocUs maxim not To- swan horses while
ss~ossinc streams. The cuban problem. the Porto
RiS@n conc to as under the misunderstanding and
wise policies in peace and war of President Mchin-
zone so well that they leave to him the settle
Sent OF these questions in which the future OF our
sssy but things worth doing are never easy The
sondtous not free from peril or difficulties but
things worth having are never haG except ~ ms p
OHIO wisely work and courageously dare. Inc Ke-
publican Of goSer I for distant Possessions
srs alien races is facing difficulties which VIII
asch reconstructed the Union Of the States, which
restored specie payment which inaugurated ne
IoACva and prosperous. has the Initiative the heredi
r. IN" new Conditions work for liberty humanity
srd the glory Of our country and the happiness Oh
ts pecple wherever the flag floats.
I'm reckoning the factors which contributed 70 our
success pay tribute to he wise leadershIp ~
this campaign OF Senator Patt the energetic are
tsctful management OF the chairman q Our State
COmmittce Mr. ode and the Nsor ana agsrsss i've
discussions 81 the Republican press, 81 ouI 49, ,
Albany OR the next two years VIII be me mos
,nTIes ~ ne STATE Government every Bureau and
commission Will feel the force OF the treless en-
. .TEy ~ tie coyernor Roosevet Every city, great
small. Will know In its governmrnt '.ia, w ~ =
has been both Commissioner Of Police and s9i,
der and acted 70 Ms own sreat iaTne 1hf .HH v,
ecantIernen here's 20 successful administration
e. oosf t&eF HE ANA '' ''
THE GOVERNOR ELECTS ADDRESS.
For fully three minutes after Chauncey NJ.
pepew had introduced Colonel Roosevelt the
applause continued. When at length silence was
obtained the Governor-elect proceeded grace
fully 10 acknowledge the support which he had
received. not only from all classes Of Republic
rams. but from Sound Money Democrats and In
dependents He said.
Nj Chairman AM Ny FelowMembers OF the Re
,,6jcsn club: / am COINS TO open what have TO
e. m Won tonight 10y asking you to drink with me
Two toasts hope you WI ai tTlnA ZEN r Gme
G.aughter) In the first place. think We should
NJ realize the debt this STATE owes the debt that
Reoabtcan vote - the country districts TO the men
Of the soil 70 the men honest as their own lands'
the tradesman the professional man. and the bssi-
men who saved rs AZ this last election. .Sheers)
The men OF Chautauqua. Cattaraugus, AHegany,
Is TO these that We owe the fact that We siJ down
rejoice tonight and give On peha o of me ne re
mn from the country districts who won the victory
last Tuesday. loud cheers) 5000 49,.
health ~ those honest Democrats and honest inde-
won the election (Choers) want YOU 10 realize
what am going 10 ask yo9 to drnk bi TO- Ta1s
iatronage or because they wished Office: they came
we PROMISED applause They believed that we
should have an aoSouiey honesi aiministration
as hounds tooth, want YOU 70 drink TO them
Saur.eIyes TO support me under all circumstances
u keep the administration lust as honest az any
bottom. a voice we are right with YOU. Teddy')
HONOR TO THE 6 A.
Now. there are three or four toasts-in fact I
rould 20 on and propose indefinitely all night.
but want TO say just TWO or three words about
certain bodies Of fe,low-citizens. to whom l
feel under a peculiar debt. and IN the first place. 70
The men who wear the button Of the Grand Army
q the Republic. Cheers The most touching ex-
rerience that had in the whole campaign was TO
see IN every little town at which We stopped the
veterans Of the great war come out. driving IN
twenty or thirty miles perhaps: come out 70 eX-
tend the hand Of comradeship TO me and they
came out because they thought the cause war
Yaned all Of the influence they had being spent for
'' aEpreciate what they did. and I am sure you
went 10 The support OF the soldiers Of the great
Var. that OF my fellow-volunteors Of the war. The
60 many Of tho leaders OF organized labor. the
men Who have peculiarly at heart the
@ WdEtWOrker.
ward our support. tCheeTsD said then
beSVean eiec5ions man before election because
when l met them between elections there could not
b any suspicion attaching to our meeting any ida
that & was held for the purpose Of influencing
votes
THE SAME THINGS NOW.
said in the campaign not whit more than
vii say now. no. quite as much as VIII say now.
IN fact Primarily, each man must rest on his own
thrift energy and industry. for success: but some
thing can be done by men working in groups. as
has been done in many OF the labor unions or
the State: and something also can be done by the
State itself il shall be my particular aim 10 Keep
n touch with the wage-workers and with their rep
ressn,at!ves to find out what they need, what they
want. and If i cannot conscenuously agree with
them IL what they wish. i Will say So as | would
10 any other organization. If can conscientiousiy
sgiee with them l snail be only too glad to see
eject given TO their wishes, and in any event.
! shall strive to make them feel that they
have in always ready and sympathetic
listener. anxious TO meet them. anxious 10
60 over with them. whatever plan there may be Tor
lettering their condition. and therefore for better
ms the condition Of the whole social structure
which Is founded the welibeing Of the men Who
wo-k-Ohe res. Of the sentence lost In APP
plaGsel.
There is another thing: There are one or two
points uDoD which We can congratulate ourselves,
and one Is that this victory last Tuesday was won,
as every victory IN American politics worthy OF
the name must be won. by men acting together as
Americans There is nothing else. as Americans {;
but as Americans Of every creed, or every race ana
origin. We won because. as Protestant ana Cathohc
jew and Gentle Nage-worker and employer. manu-
facturer merchant and farmer-men or al! cond-