New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
EMPEROR "DICK" CROKER.
so SENATOR HANNA DUBs TAAfMANY
Boss-No ISSUE SAVE PROSPERITY.

Chicago. Oct. 2-Senator Hanna to-day made HIS
nrst address in Chicago since his return New
York He spoke at noon meeting OF commercial
men and retail statesmen. The large hall where he
spoke filed. not few women being in the
audience Senator Hanna said the only man he
knew who Appropriated emperor Rich
ard Croker. He charged Mr.. Grocer with foster
Ing the interests of the Ice Trust and declared
that the ice combination is a trust II there is such
thing a trust. He said little about Imperial
ism" asserting that It a false and
bugaboo
Senator Hanna spoke in part as follows;
1t is encouraging for me to see that the business
interests and TIE workingmen Of the United States
are STp9kening to the Importance Of the issues
the American public thus far has been for the pur-
the real s2ue Te ise ony e on issue ns oa e
4e Issue o Of Prosperify and the ion Of il
more more so The question Is do the American people
ana protection 10 American interests and American
I do not want to talk about imperialism. my
Was ntend a5t 10 is b PLAYED out It is 0TSa69o It
deceive the American people 1t is an Impossible
Issue II is fraud; it is a humbus to talk about
empire or that with the reputation, with the
Character and ability of William Mckinley. would
There was a conference in Chicago recently Of all
York people are anxiousy Waiting to know what
Sa b be Ihs tissue w6eH MI Bryan T comes East
Croker. and he viii be told that he must not talk
papers-and believe every word Of IT, strange to
Croker boVe even %a M af2 ase 1pa S MS
concerned in this campaign and want to know Of
mean; whether they propose, in view OF the present
man wSo is 1ictsted 70 from Tamnany Hail Those
are all personalities, but underlying that let
POWER OF ONE MAN IN NETWORK.
Everybody knows what politics IS IN New York
rank Of the Democratic politicians in New,York
this country it is power Of the boss Of Tammany
ntted to land pound Of ice u upon the docks Of
mission given to only one company.
You hear about trusts. The Ice Trust, Of New
limit Of that ra c RSor ana man the worst at that
ever was. and it could not be made efficient unless;
New-York would not permit any other company to
great ciy That at is tSe motive that governs the
men who are now debating the policies IN this
% @ ss %Ts % t bseve T. S9op9g
country. we don't believe in the promises made
We did not need more Inoaey There was plenty
Of circulating medium with our great system OF
of the day What We wanted was Simply conf
dence. Party prejudicc3 party allegiance were for
gotten; sefinterest self-protection assumed sway
in the minds of the majority OF these people, and
them, ana it does not now, whether these prin-
what. All thsy want to know is. Does 1t
suocse2 and prosperity to ourselves and families?
!
Haand upon tie roetrurn; they may attempt I? Gre
ate class pfe{g9':e hey may lie I'll the are bIacS
} that upon which ny ccnfGeGcs rests; it is that
Try ara fully aroused with the Importance of the
/ results OF this election there won't be any doubt
/ about them.
/ NO LACK OF CONFIDENCE
We have been for three years through very excit-
/ want Of conidence have not seen any symptoms
/ country eencttag any want OF confidence. And
! E1inley was At the helm, because every man knew
: he YVES suprotted - Republican Congress in
would be made % settle al Of the complications
was the oest interest ana SoaoF Of our country Il
/ has been 6ons. The Dited states Of krne-ica has
are not Oay rssiseted but feared abroad. We
and Justice to sSer !s RPiS OF peace ana
6 BFy9 ia' 'asf Ea9% It soF <
ever proved it? Never. The old issue that made
tariff. which protected the work.ngmGn That
labor organization in this country or those con
Wanted anything Of Pgbc esisarion or aaythg
TO protect their honor or interests th they did not
They went to him because they knew they were
t6em and bore his name n its short { Wss
monument to the friendship that he bears to the
n i d ne P ~ ,6r With m0d
eace Of tari for revenue and Mr. Bryan vas one
of the chief opponents and the principal advocate
away with the success Of the movement. that he
vas one wilson Fl the any TY0 o men T SG f6s %
of the House Of Representatives on his back.
BRYAN THE DEMAGOGUE
No my friends 5a no 70. dsmagogqfry or sqbterfuges
Of the United STATES know them nave Pf baeS
with them and I believe in them. and when Mr..
Know that he IS not true to what he says He
simply wants your vote That is all Why, he
# he is whipped this time he wont be dead yet
He % G9me uR o b 5rq S ny ana ne Is
late the called Democratic party that they Will
be spared the tt inc and expense Of selecting
haven't anything harsh to say about the per-
perfectly willing TO take all the abuse they want
In ali my experience and observation, whenever
the business interests have been aroused in this
and the business men have taken hold Of it and
by every means possible within their ability made
not great leadsr in our Industrial circles great
proprietor q any OF our great mercantile concerns
work with him and fer him That is your part OF
this campaign my friend Why will ne, never -f foF-
Of Chicago Thousands and thousands OF men
men marching shoulder TO shoulder through the
streets, proud and happy OF the OPPORTUNITY 20
Ihsv were doirz what they could in their way TO
shCw thar they believed II the election of McE1in-
real;aed tie principles that were at stake in that
campaign. and they knew which SIDE 70 take and
which side was opposing the principles which were
for their best interests I say It was such a
g as t 4S s w9Gn sPneaa ana al
OF flag day. which carried US to a nnality IN that
Wonderful campss a me man Who has espoused
them Irresistible. Shall we nave IL next urne'
GUFFEY HERE TO TAKE HIS COAT OFF
Colonel ! NJ. Cutey of Pennsylvania member
of the Executive Committee in charge of the East
ern Headquarters Of the Democratic National Com
mittee was in the city last night Colonel Guney