New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

WILLIAM M'KINI.EY
Governor Roosevelt received a hearty greeting.
He said. In reply to one of Mr.. Clarke's early
remarks:
some of its finest and best citizens to take charge
IL w IN Gu9a AM a1d me Phiippnes and that
preciate this touching alluson himself.
This put the laugh on Mr. Clarke, who was
appointed Special Deputy Attorney-General to
investigate the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
spiracy.
THE GOVERNORS SPEECH.
Continuing Governor Roosevelt said in part:
struggle to decide whether drop the silver question
the gold standard and honesty in fnance; for pro-
lection 70 our industries secured by legislation
of the workingmar: for the supremacy OF the
liberty which only law can , bring In addition. m we
n9W stand ia for the siopi9ps Prysge 9t doing our
Of justice and Of right into the rich tropic islands
we cannot permit 10 lapse into savage anarchy.
voice-And We'll hang on to the Philippines.
too, Governor.
When 1t comes to that. my friend" said the
speaker. Il guess you know me-"
The Governor continued:
For the Nation 70 .urp its back upon what has
Indeed it would be such madness such great
folly. that our chief DANCER lies in the belief that
Here in addressing men who are emphaticaiy work
reform once year. II IT were a concrete sub
stance Ike calte-rnen who do the hard. continuous
labor OF caucus and convention OF carving on the
campaign and getting out the vote-I need not warn
4Gu S 2f the danger of over of relaxation
INT TatoT.gaa'eIy the very prospsrlty which fol-
the National capital since March. 1897 has It's
tines get into tb habit Of enyyns others 9hey Rho
'hey sy,, think n. are % more prosperous
With every good there is awaVs miHed saSe i age
sary Includes vita the worthy at least OF the
the only way 10 make any class or section pros
sections " @" e'"SeS anu all
LESSON OF BROTHERHOOD
Seven years ago We did have to concern our
selves much with the trusts. because as nobody
ahy Now Sy e Us the by m sso failed & 70
diminish The evils produced by the trusts but
% get rid of the disease by putting to death the
son taught by the prosperity OF the last eW eS
Is the lesson Of Of unity as between
all ways and methods Of life ''''''''S u
Let us dwell upon this fact, for if the fact is
and the party Of sanity; of hopefulness. of wise
tiles which we now need In our National nfe
these are the qualities that have found their ex-
the past and their performance in the Republican
National Administration to-day and 1t is because
peal to of all classes and all parts OF the courl-
try-to Northerner, to scutherner, Easterner and
and farmer-to continue the conditions whiSh
have given work and happiness at home and
honor and renown abroad
Three cheers were given for the Governor
who then went TO the XXVIIth Assembly Dis
trict meeting
Edmund Wetmore who followed the Governor
said In answer the nice things that Mr.
Clarke had said OF him. that he expected to
NJ vIarIx he paytM Ma>n Of oft,
he added the hope that Mr.. Clarke would not
forget who nominated him first Mr. Wetmore
said that William j. Bryan was already renom-
mated far the overw helming sentiment
of the Democratic party would do IL, and the
Chicago platform was being reatfrmed He said
that Organism was a delusiOn that finally be-
came q hatred of all property, founded the
belief that man could have more than
other unless he had directly or indirectly stolen
II. He said the proposition TO Ebandon the coun-
try's foreign possessions was rSCugnant to COM
mon sense, and the vast majority of both Re
publicans and Democrats reject the idea. He
admonished his hearers TO beware of overcon-
fidence.
A MESSAGE FROM OREGON
Bnger Hermann. of Oregon, United States
Commissioner of the Land Office. said that
Oregon sent a message to the Republicans of
the East. That State in November would fur
nish approval of the Philippine policy. the
Nicaragua Canal policy and the Governments
position on sound money and the suppression
OF insurrectionists.
Ex-secretary Bliss asked to be excused from
speaking.
secretary, responded to demand for speech
by relating humorous story and telling about
the work Of the State departments. which he
asserted had reduced expenses greatly.
AT the guest table. besides the Governor and
the presiding officer, Chairman Odell. of
the State Committee; Binger Hermann, ex-Sec-
rotary Bliss ex-Mayor Strong Julius II. Sey-
mour. and Controller William j. Morgan. John
G. Coleman. Justice Rumsey and the Rev. Dr.