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

Why no. he said. How could I: They asked
ne the Gash ter. been proud
Of the Oregon appause snip IN an an
and her gallant light under American officers and
Mh sh ' d sIs
neither ship nor men would have been at SANTIAGO
sent her r. there. / appeal to the men Of New:
York. the independents and the Republicans OF
sight on this currency question and 10 see TO IL
that the Democrats do not capture the next Con
1ot to Be " Elected S this tine elects the Und
States Senator TO succeed Senator Murpny, Inc
currency question Senator Murphy has mlg n
sened the state since lg as sYe aS S man Who
sinks kpws a Il hs mex, bs 81 ef
Senator Murphy win do the same thing. There
fore no man who thinks tina! ms question 81, is
for the Legislature and for Congress. I think also
and the measure of the incapacity OF the Demo
y * the peSpe o feqs stage Of
should say to that party what the children of the
of b0de h, gsfe sy Srs s 70 ea %
neither hot cold; would that thog vert either
neither hot nor cold | will spew thee out OF my
mouth"
A ROYAL FAMILY OF VAN wYCKs.
But | promised to speak upon State Issues
think that Mr. Crokers intimacy with the Prince Of
Wales daughter must be making him very exclu-
sve Iaughter1 ! thought that Ward McAster
had figured It down pretty fine when he said there
were only four hundred in old New-York that were
the thins But Mr.. Croker seems to believe That IN
the whole Democracy OF the State OF NeW-fork
there is only single family that is Just the thing
The World" Court Circular too seriously ana fees
called upon 10 establish royal iamnya OF an
has third Van wycl up his sleeve daughter}
Gaughter3 How they wished he wasn't; Gaugh,
ter and applause). Well. he is good deal more
be- BOSS Of Tammany Hall He spends more Of his
time in this eountry daughter ana app pi,mmar q,
ue mar an G9 sapS d aughe but Mr. roosevelt
rode his own horses Great applause ana
then he got off his horse and led them on loot zap
lose his citizenship by accident. No man can lose
his Snss show he means ha he T
for one moment Of becoming ci'iSen o. se v vs
Ely in the lang where man o9es c6 5T Who
needed his own letters to convince them OF that
for his lie ought TO have answered that question:
then the DemoSTa}S say il he is elO fe then
Certainly he was not a bullet :dodger applause,
and Should be dow to believe it Of any man who
pared 10 dodge taxes which were honestly due
1t better than the Democrats Of the State OF New
Democrats
msmanaged, How do they know? Gauighterl
Only because a commission appointed py GoVeihor
ba aW ARR R R Ro tO2 that the
can Convention at Saratoga said mat lney Wouid
that they would punish me %Tongd0sr If he man
vas at at f irs Colonel Roosevelt in the Governor
chair @ppiause) in the presence OF mat s''uhion'
II his own fortune were at STAKE
JUST THE MAN FOR THE GUARD.
Well the Democracy say the National Guard
needs attention. l glad they said tnat Tor
would not any Of US rather put the National Guard
under the fostering care OF Colonel Roosevelt than
a Judge of the Supreme Court? Isn't 1t good deal
like these civilian appointments in the Army with
which they find much fault?
But they say they don't like the election legsla-
ton. / hope It is no sin. even IN this meeting, 20
acknowledge that there is difference OF opinion
N the Republican PARTY 6 T9p hh IN the Re-
publican party upon the infamous aIront 10 ne
Of 1e sae ek wfrk r Ps Once Of
ant-Governor man VINO mas peeh n ii, Ny law, .u
Court Of Appeals for not ooeyng the election laws
OF But So the DenlocTats say they want Civil Service
hear iP' the Democracy camoring for cyl service
reform feel there is new nope OF snatchnE some
have better than Colonel Roosevelt 70 administer
the Civil Service Reform laws OF ne STATE IN Laer
they need improvement? he C aS seen scTve coms
that sc5iect; When he was Civit Sc yco C,isvesnd
ana ,Hlr Harrison alike he showed himself iesress
and unbiased in the discharge OF MS uuueS'
A LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN. TOO.
Nov. gentlemen. let us elect Colonel Roosevelt
(app!ause). and let US give him Legislature that
viii work with him. Negative results are very poor
results and the State can hope for nothing out
negative results unless Legislature and Governor
are prepared 10 work together.
I have the pleasure OF knowing the Democratic
nominee for Governor. and l would not Willingly
.av one word 10 lis dsparagement. and yet think
l may fairly say thar in variety or eHper!ence IN
nunc Office lie is not 20 De compared WIN tne re-
nnbican candidate. (Applause) NJ. Roosevelt De.
gan MS public life In the Assembly OF the stare OF
Sev,-York Then ne became ClVil service com
nnissioner of the United States. Then he became
Police Commissioner in the city or Ne"-1 DIX ZAP
niause0 Then he became Assistant Secretary ot tne
ESVy (App.ause) Then he became al officer Of
the Roush Riders (applause and cheers, ana no"
he has become our candidate for Governor zap
nlausc) ] challenge any honest man 10 study
Theodore Rooseyelt's record In any one or these
public Offices ana 70 point 10 one occasion IN "hich
he subordinsed the public interest A. ne saw 70
me private interests OF Theodore kooSeTelt; LIE,
us elect him by an immense majority 'Prolonse1
applause
Mr. CHOATE'S WIT
rosenb n Choate was next introduced, and
kept the audience in shouts Of laughter by his
witty sallies:
As1see a great many people before me who ought
already 10 he on their way TO bed VIII be COM
mendably brief .-., ,.
nave known Colonel Roosevelt and loved Colonel
I7n1sevcit from his cradle (applause) ard know
that there is not drop OF blood in MS body or
fibre IN his being that Is nor pTaye n0hfSt ana
i1is the State of NeW-Nork wants for