New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-27

stitution by Interpretation and by usage. There
have found ample power to deal with every new
problem as ii has arisen. So they will understand
grasp Of the Constitution upon the present situa-
non Is not the giip of the dead hahd but the
make 70 realize IFS best and highest light
carried TO q triumphant conclusion. Governor
* t ~et as s9aier 6fG2se DC believed o
der 70 volunteer. he resigned an ofiee of dignity
ii is interesting circumstance and altogether
aIpy oea jhaI FreTloeI MShIniey ana G fo
service Of ne American people wish It We're
President at the same time. Or; rather, ! wish II
hsd not been necessary for the State Of New-York
they Will support him for the Vice Presidency IS
Heartily as for the Cioverrorship They will sup
pert him, ] trust, by nominating as his successor
Governor he has so vel begun. and they will sup
port him everywhere by wori and deed wherever
chance IS given 10 CO yeoman service for brave
In the mean while his service as Governor has
= tba Nn 20 ,ii ls ne ni u' 81 nf IN IN
State IN eTery brsncS hanks 90 him is now, in
c4esn ana honest hands. and his connection with
FOR the duties Of the Office for which he has been
nominated.
CRoKERs IMPERIALISM.
Of the Presidential campaign are 70 be imperial
ian and trusts. "a voice. And icei'O Mr. Croker's
10 this statement apart from all other considera-
tioC AS a matter Of fact however no one IN me
speak with authority upon both OF these subjects.
county has ever seen is nstTated by Mr. Croker
Soyerning Ihe city OF New-t OK ana Gie'Sting i3e
ISLAND throne. Imperialism. in this sense, may
vel be an issue Of the campaign IN the state or o.;
proportion the influence which Mr.. Croker is
mr.. onspI S9ISy In fbis campafrn It used to Be
said that public office was a public trast. Tam
.snany's version Of the same saving would appear
70 be Public office is an Ice Trust" The rela-
lfson OF such a trust TO system Of SoveT7lmet
60 For MI ~ ~ 9ores e N III an Nould Seem
to be q legitimate subject for discussion; also by
can Institutions, Il is not the first lime n Amer
Ssn hlstoTy lnt me 1TotsI ane mas ng uSV1 i
pc have long tolerated such conditions. nor will
The prosperity of the country at the present time
IS so great that II is hard 10 believe that only four
years ago the land was filled with discomfort
epublcan party in bringine about this prosperity
delight in pointing out that other parts OF the
To- sesI a te Vas rope5 nv The retnrn Of the
lRepublican party power; nor the fact that the
policy pursued by the Republican party has been
hnent The internal problems of the country to-day
are largely those that spring from its sboundhing
prosperity Four years ago they were those that
Spring from a period OF PROLONGED depression. H.
lof two evils chooses both. can imagine a nation
bf pessimists voting 70 replace period Of business
enc 70 turn out the party which had brought ba
r eS o dsaser Bnt cannot imagine the
american people being guilty Of such folly They
1he price Of liberty and they will look am sure,
20 the lean party T2T me Fe beT OK any t
81 with success for the remedy Of the evils OF four
IL creating evils is only surpassed by its inability
20 cure them.
NO QUESTION ABOUT THE DOLLAR.
In the mean while that Old question so fatal TO all
ai sbo rest a og wh s T dollar Was one
Her worth half as much the basis Of all business
was insecure what law do to make this set
element conclusive has been done, as the Rspub-
lcan party promised that it should be But 50 long
as party threatens to reopen the question the
Jaw needs and should have the unwaverng support
ute Book law Without public sentiment behind
81 quickly becomes dead letter When law Is
only eKistit must express Itself
II is not my province tonight to make nal an eiab
That opportunity, hope, will come later; In the
evening Senator from each OF the States repre-
scented upon the National ticket To them in your
name, extend hearty welcome; and they, am
sure. will give TO US in turn convincing IeaS9ns
ley and Roosevelt
SENATOR FORAKER'S ADDRESS. .
Senator Foraker's rising was Z signal for loud
and sustained cheering He was in excellent
voice. and was easily heard in all parts OF the
hall. He said:
/ am glad indeed to be with you tonight. am
glad: IN the first place because ma mere on TINS
platform pTeFidng officer of this meeting the
distinguished chairman who has just addressed you.
have come frequently TO New-York City such
EMISSIONS as that which brings me now. Generally
] hnd him on the platform, but sometimes do not
when ! find him the platform we always have
10 the fight ii means that the OF Republican
ssm shall be triumphant at the close
meeting indicsfes Of Itself large in praise but
larger still in the enthusiasm which you manifest
have seen enough OF political meetings to know
the difference between the mere claPpins OF the
here tonight the ringing applause mat carries with
q the guarantee OF victory when we go to vote
II Is gratifying 20 ne beyond measure, coming TO
gou from the state Of OHIO 10 find that Repuhli-
this important contest enlisted in the fight and de-
termined 10 have victory at the polls.
gIeIe idee I'M IL is nor ns6 % NV foT me 70
satfy, but lnasmuch as ] an here and that is
what Is expected, let me say in the frst place the
ratified not only 10y this meeting. but by Repubi-
of the chosen by hat convention lead them
fsltinp 70 ION ai,IiS non II l. 40, neaessar[
saw from the allusion NJ. Low made 10 COR can
dictates that you are already pretty famliar'y ac-
There is HlcH.nley. It is not necessary 9or me to
all the people OF this country: only that. bat le
En!ratlon Of the whole world. He has been long
time IN the public service. He commenced nearly
xate soldier and keeping step to the music of the
won an imnerishab!e honor for himself You next
knew Of him Representative in Congress.
eetng de e & es 81 ne at Of 5e @
party; champion always foc Republican doctrines
champion Of tha5 great American doctrine Of pro-
lection TO American Industries And now. for the
last four years he has been President and will he
for the next four years 10 come. Fortunate indeed
philadelphia. 20 whom We could commit our stand
Hrd 10 be carried in his contest: such man vas
war, and who has met every responsibility. and
emergency.
THE MAN IN SECOND PLACE