New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

ators. this election cost friend not single
The only thing that / regret he has uttered since
his election was his announcement that he did not
favor The election OF United States Senator'S by the
people. I think with all due respect 10 him. that
lac IS wrong. and no man has appealed more sue
OF the best reforms that this country could have
would be an amendment 20 the Federal S9nsu ,
tuition which would give to the people OF each stare
the right 10 eject their United States Senator's Ill
gathering OF Onto people, some Of them said to
ne: In our state We have elected business ma"
Yes said. and it looks to me as If the elsc lee,
fiOn had taken place business principles. MI
Depew Is entitled 10 this promotion at the hands
II The Republican party As an humble mehppeI
voice was always at The disI osal of his party In
behalf OF Republican principles. ana II IL on n
iiimo know that for many Gears he has been
admired a. the dlsnterested partisan. but am
Las &C npied the lofty ana lucrative Office OF kegen,
Of the New-YorR STATE University unr now he has
bee ne rich enough 20 20 10 the senate. tI"-
longed iaughterD
A REFERENCE TO THE ELECTION.
Now am not here to say what carried the
recent election in this State. certain distih-
gushed soldier thinks he ala It. But there Is d
slight suspicion In some quarters that some pre-
siding genius IN orc OF the other parties assisted
Now I am going to claim some OF the credit TOT
the election ~ that candidate. During the cam
pa,gn when was endeavoring to stir mp strife IN
the Republican party. | spoke OF the desperation
OF their canvass Ghe opposition always does speak
of the desperation Of the canvass OF the other
party you know. and even said that they hau
gone So far as 10 resurrect that perennial ana
moas-covered orator Depew. N.aughter) what
was the effect? From the hills and the valleys
and the woods all the mossbacks Of the country
districts came out TO vindicate Dopew. ANA pro-
pose hereafter to leave the mossbacks alone.
Mr. Dcuew Il orator who always S'NS SUI
thing lie is dangerous because he thinks No"
thrre are some leqders in some parties who don
think and who doa't know how 10 THINK u-ausn,,fI,
Mt Depew In the Senate Will not dlsaPppiht ~,
friends his enemies. ana si'p 81 "7 p''''
cal cneniics because he has no otn"i~. ,,
He enters the senate az most "a, -, h.,
of the countrys history. New problems must p'
faced herocaliy. While he was speakiiing ,,o,,N
tened for some lnkling Of what his pohSy "un 1i,
IN any part of the country for Republican or Dem.
ocra Foullst or pluocrat. 1t expressed the poIicy
OF civilization. whatever That may ne. p"i"s''e'
In his recent Boston speech the President heapea
a deal Of trouble Congress lie ahhouuceu ..Ia'
Congress was TO determine the policy OF lhe t Son
If congress IL 10 be Invested with the ni'h!is W
the country's policy this seat In inc SNhat' "
comes of the utmost importance. mere II ~
prc AT question Of finance TO be solved NJ cou'..
nus, hav, money | am not going 10 discuss tne
Kind Of money G.auRhterD expressed my s'Ht1
rcnts so fully in the campaign OF 1876 tina II l. ho(
necessary to repeat them u-augi'or an" ornies of
II this country is TO have naNles ana t' n 90,
"a st size and great colonial possessions IL mas ~.
TO have money Your tariff Is not su,ucien IL ~
produces n deficiency. We shall look 10 MI. D.p,p
- renrosont this state to make schemes OF TAXA,
tion that will be lust to the Empire Stht, A. VI.
a. IN the rest OF the country DO not OtIeEt ','at
II d Republican was to be cnoseIi any s Sanator
VI Dcnaw viii take his seat with the good wishes
Of ali pcople OF all parties. He VIII adu 10 ss Wv"
reprtation and to the glory OF the Empire o'a'e