New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25

speaker denounced Mr. Croker and the attack on
the bench. and after pOrtraying the Importance or
an honest judiciary free from any outside in1u-
saying; Thus far shalt thou 60 and no further
Wei. now. the problem that has been in my mind
| eyer since Is Why should he go thus far Why
should he hand over the chief magstracy Of the
state and the Legislature to n whom he de-
II it is wrong to attempt TO debauch the judiciary Of
the state, If that is wrong and crime against the
feet the Governor Of the state. with ali the ap-
IN the judiciary when they occur? The two things
DO not hold together. You do not want to select
man who has been nominated by Tammauy Hall
for the bench and merely make victim OF him by
turning MN down nj the polls as "A vicarous sacri-
nee GU want 20 strike the man who Is really
guilty and not The dummy who is set M Strike
down the whole ticket-that is the way. prolonged
cheering and a voice. There too much Van
Wyck) Well you VIII have less II you vote
Now. / have tried to oblige the Democratic de:
sire by speaking on State issues but. OF course. |
ot hc my s o%h ia 9o sna ent my
Very far Int otiieinr and ohedjent as I desire "a
be. do not propose to he confined state issues.
as ci,zcn Of Massa chusctts speaking 20 cJzens
ground where We all stand toeetherNas an Aneri,
can talking to other Americans tCheersl Great
Empire state should be the iast 70 underrate
or Ae,tle them-but there are Issues ana Gihrr
questions more important thon any confined WITHIN
are issues which affect the whole OF re Inite1
States. one ~ the greatest. as We believe IN, me
which come home to every one Of us. You are
going 10 elect In NewYork thir,y-'o our Copsress57
States Senator
THE NATIONAL. ISSUES INVOLVED
Are YOU going 20 elect these men In order that
they may look after the Erie Canal? No; you
are going 10 EJECT them 10 take charge with 'heif
brethren from all the other states OF the great
interests OF the Union II that does not make
National election. then do not kno" wha' , can
constitute one have not TOO high an OPINION
o. the pe9oea1 Party and a5rears 10 mGca
greater advantage JUS AZ M NJ 81 ,Ie So
OF New-York Ii has. in Massachusetts. tho coIr
age OF IT'S opinion. It announces IN rs piaUtc a,
PooIrInatic ticket in ny STATE is avowei and out
tor Bryan,'') Now. that IS real Ieirosraiic
leader Laughter There is peT'eCI r'S'r1 Tov
Of it, They don't mean honest none morry Icy
nv friend at the back Of the hall who has lust
sbouted Is for Bryan. ard the Democrats o.
Nassachuses have openly iS a wron b thew
are not tim.d and skulklng ane sneakng. they gre
1 ,St F2TF 2 noe I'll o2 TSeh Side they are
on for fear they may aicngt@ SoIne voier ~ ,b de
Sac hut The effect In my State would be to leave
who utt.rd 'Tat pInc'pe, |b5, anra 'Ynyf
yhaI dos II mean? The Democrats in this state
have SAID nothing PIT We know hey are for IT,, free
thev will pass a free-silrer h, and every Con
said or not heforehand what they were going 70
DO Is going 10 Tote l'i e ,5e mass free-silver
hill II cannot become law II probably cannot get
5hT2gs9h ae snnate but # IT dd ee hrouSh the
senate il could never get by the White House
point Is that # they carry the House they will re-
vive and reopen the silver question (Qst as me Inc
as ,s nrltsIon thrown hefore rs and there viii be
the same alarm and uncertainty as the future o.
the currency as before. i touches every mans
Sg c 56a have % 10 f Fht the aueso5 again IN 100
with an the injury to business which that 6confiic;
New.York rejected free silver by large majority.
NewYork has spoken and made up rs mind on 81,
that question, and 1t IS no; necessary TO argue IL
again. Bur you must rememher thaoa I We
make ae in and It viii be reopened If you elect
Democratic majority in the next election That IS
Itself In this election. and nothing could be Of more
That is the great domestic question. There Is
through a great war We have been through &
Cheers Host.lites have been suspended. peace is
psered he greatest occurrences in the history Of
the United States that have beisHen since the
have been building for a hundred years has come
on; Of his spanish war word power cloud
resrit o. irresistible tact You cannot smut up
nation of seve0ty-five millions OF peole. no. not
even within the BOUNDARIES OF two oceans We
have won that war. and find ourselves with great
responsibilities and problems resting upon US IL
is no use discussing the why's and wherefores The
got TO meet them have profound 'aith IN the the
f@r The DOUBTS Of those who say that-take Eng
land for example-that England can govern TINS
and that island and that We cannot. We can
govern anything We ser our minds to do. Cheers
The only question is Wh9i we orgh 90 unGSTiaHs
are on Us now. We have got TO face them as
great people ought 70 face is responsibilities.
REGARDING SPANISH POSSESSIONS.
We gave freedom eight million persons away
off in the Pacific freed them from tyranny that
had weighed on them for three hundred and fifty
voars Are YOU going 10 thrus; them back? Cries
Of NO, nor'j OF cou4se you are not. You are
not going TO thrust e Pac Frod5 'i by ewss g ln
Il oud ckecrsD You are not gong TO leave them
- ANARCHY or 10 be shot. II the Spanlards come
back because they fought with you. Those people
are on your hands. and you owe Gufy TO thein
What are you tos n no 20 70 Hmdrkc 20 answer f.
Snt the President Of the United states charged by
must nlG answer it. He must decide, what shall be
done in the East. and IN cuba and IN Porto hifo
selected five able Commissioners. and sent them
70 paris to arrange the details Of peace Dispatches
soners are delaying the settlement and holding
iose in oIpoeition 10 the President viii be
turned by the American people. cries OF Never
oar guy doud cheers When The country found
itself in war. all men wihoH; dsiinci9n OF Party;
rallied the support Of the president OF me Umtcd
states Not the Republican President. oh, no, but
the American President tenthu5aslc appausel-
IL IS face 70 face with Spain to-day. and he Is
LYME ny "tsctorious war lie is trying to bring about
a peace that shall be Just TO all men whom we
h2ye d6on, peace ihat shall preserve the IN
terests OF the United States, that shall not shut
he stands face 70 face with those responsibilities
to-day again say 10 YOU that he is not the Re
publican President. but is the American President
II "a all rirht 70 vote against him as a protec-
Zionist or II you Ike a sOund-money man. but
when he is facing the American Nation he Is en-, en-
win England. Webster and his politics stopped
At the waters edge. Very well: our politics should
mass Of the American people are with the Presi-