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arms by land and sea. We must emember, %.
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ts tyrannous TO use 1t like giant"


10 tyrannous TO use II like giant
Mr.. cAnUTH sTRADDLEs THE FENCE.
The SECOND long talk was made by Asher. 9.
glorious page OF. history written since the last
celebration al, and saying that when the ipsnr-
starry banner was ontSd over %S tnS islands jan" q
tRs Pacific With tSo sS1 b the Srnss and
Men Of Tammany we cannot expect that
prlnclp for which they cast their sufrrages
less less than three short years ago Although de-.
soSntry believe or at least nsority @i them
believe. and Democracy is but the will of the
5SssG In fa ases GiS S sar Ha STH %
OF Democratic faith. and on that platform they
snS ssss 70 G6 sS I TSG e h6os G6s
MT be ~ YIN s
principles are so far better and so much pref.
9rablS to those OF the Republican party that
bs|isye The people tS Will rSSy aGmnd our
Mr.. 6aruth said that the last Presidential
Se@neses that ddn make any d hs "
Who led tbs party In 1000 Tam
wns the old leader somebody shouted
Bryan. and there was yell OF approval or
duty. In 1900 a gravestone would be erected
on which would be carved this epitaph:
Stranger. pause. but shed no tear.
Mckinley's remains are buried hore.
With Russell Alger and Marcus Hanna
.91s.a sP. ~ s. d rHsf Sss and on
"Oolum bia. the Gem of the Ocean" After The
on the list Of short speakers. hadn't been able
place.
BUT HoGa BREAKS RIGHT THROUGH.
Ex-Gov. HoRg's speech hadn't been censored.
He said he was put in as a akeshift and then
1pnndal
W" Next year in national conventions we will
reiterate our unalterable devotion to the princi
tie freedom Of speech, the freedom Of the press:
the freedom Of conscience the preservation OF
before the law and the faithful obssryan;e Of
these Heneraities we will again particularze
For the unlimited free coinage of silver
minis Ct TIE ratio q 10 to l. 50 that the people
North and East may have n sufficient supply
OF metal money to meet their growing de-
wHoop FOR PRE- SILVER
- He was interrupted by howl OF applause.
The men IN the audience stamped on The floor
oil the time. Half dozen of them yelled for
Bryan. The welcome given to the, free coinage
declaration was far and away ahead of that
given to Van Wyck,s name, Ex-"ov, Hogg
standard which American iunkeyism has fas
tened upon this Government
lie. debts according to contract, without dis
crlminaton in favor Of or again St the creditors;
chain OF monometalism. which in its circular
motion. draws without limit bonds from tho
We will declare against the Republican pro-
te"tive tariff which enriches the few at the ex-
pc sc OF the many. and breeds trusts to the
.h We will demand gratdgiatod income tax as az
Govern ment In peace and in war.
= We will denounce the importation Of for
arm OF American workmen in their struggle
7" Re will declare for the suppression Of
tructs and for levying high Fedora taxes upon
thr r interstate shipments with suitable for
f'' ie will condemn Office factories which in
cub tte and set forth hordcs Of etrct" idIcrs to
-" ve will denounce in tho strongest terms
the Few but growing government by nJunc-
the 'T sns %
Rris, without trial by Jury in violation Of
viii r pans
serving seamen and soldiers. but against the
Viii nSor the sdG of all the Terri
tories as States as fast as their population and
s saapnGtity Of sef-sovernment qualify them for
We will de1ounce tn" growing spirit Of i'm
ern Hemisphere that while In war are
united until yyicto.ry, ErocGs our flag yet in
grsssionai pledges shall be kept wa
hs % shall Nave h and Wnsa
they knock at our door f3r admission; condi-
will welcome them into the Union as a state
We will demand the constructions the own
the Nicaraguan or other isthmian canal by the
Federal Government to- the end that our COM
ton :and reach a market Of 100000 900 more
consumers at the least expense.
declarations the Grand Old Party Of Consttn-
tional Government in its b4rest form will go
to the people next year confident OF triumphant
AND wHooPTY-wHooP FOR BRYAN
In this great contest we want the aid Of
united TammanyntheH gwE.ates local political
up ranks, to settle your local differences II they
sxist and to 60 arm in arm With M II" stawnr
next year under the leadership Of the chival-
rous. the dauntless: the matchlcss, great Ameri-
sshesrsd STAMPED and claPPpsd Ven waved
ssgl isS sa Mr. fs5nsr az? Taxa
TO the front of the platform. He began to
'H'1THh Three cheers for President Bryan - hawlcd
somebody. They were given, and a tiger. too,
Governor. you're a brick !" yelled man
NOT VOICE FOR VAN WICK tGrsl.
, Th5 rec c ness for Van said weak
ed to the call Mr.. fettner, took advantage Of
the silence and introduced the next speaker.
He was William b. G9urley Of New Jersey,
Civil Service laws as device Of the rich to
build up an aristocracy Of Office and keep he
poor from getting public emnloyment, ., Amos
had finished the braves visited the spring
which flowed with hrewatcr beneath the
council chamber.
CRoKER's HEART is HERE
Richard Croker sent by cable this greeting:
CONGRATULATIONS on the glorious Fourth. tho
day we celebrate. My heart is with you now
and always Let us rejoice over the coming
triumph OF Democracy and the peoples rights. -
COULDN'T CENSOR HOGG.