New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
CRIMMINS TO WORKINGMEN
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the Republican party will come down to the Har-
lem River The Republican party? Yes; ,a Demo emo
The friends of sound money, of individual ana Ma
in the Republican ranks They have no choice.
Not to vote is to throw away vote TO vote tor
the destruction of the countrys and the working
mens 81, best The 01y TSere no 10
third ticket no Democratic banner under der which
Four Years. Years ago voted for Palmer and Buckner
This year shall cast my ballot for Mckinley and
Of those who tPaI Psry H 1886 s
m sate anG and sHs sy oher
come into play but in the National campaign no
aor 60 onas t2 Rq ne s In
the Chicago % b0r which nesn6 MT fyah sa amo
across the aisle from him had the honor and nd
William G. Whitney, David B, Hill and Roswell P
Flower heard Mr. BRYAN with 70 %rSn e
His theories seemed 10 me destructive Ihey were
racy: they were rot, and not, obligatory on
Democrats
A DANGEROUS DELUsIoN.
That Is f5ofy 5 0S @ preer 10 ca
have put into their Kansas city platform Wen
6 fhg Enw M Who have @ ali
ances We're rghtuy shargedd to to tha5
or king The II tRa Sg tRs
IS or ever can be- anything but free should be
banished promptly from all reasoning minds We
either either Uu'S in spirit ' or in fact Forward is
NV back IN bsnes re man no advances or he
fails. nation must progress In It's own aIalrs, ma IS
halt in its progress, for deberation Expan-
sion has advanced our ma terial PROSPERITY II mas
for great exchange of commodities. Our popula7
go on increasing in due proporuon. The percent
age OF increase is much argeT m tham am nrnSTcs
And in the East now opening to us we fnd them EN-
be able to outsrip the fleets of Europe in the race
To large part Of those markets the trade of the
United States has been made by our possession or
versfty Of manufactures has been brought in touch
with the teaming East and its diversity Of wants
ence, were unknown where they are now appre-
whether Mr.. Bryan he elected or not the flag,
hold will remain flying triumphant in the Philip
public sentiment on that subject No revolution
w stars smd Sc Stripes g Where and us
tice have planted them. Americans. by whatever
to the degradation of their hag or their country
m e n IN NoRember Resf MnG there T are Rugh to
TO Washington. if need be, and voice numerous
holding the islands good enough talk until after
condemn ii as heartily as do the Republicans.
WARNING AGAINST TAMMANY.
A change of 10000 votes can be made in New
York City between now and November Ihat
ties Shall Garry the state There is need of inn
mediate and concerted action by the friends Of
sound money. The organization of Tammany Hall
more thorough and effective than now
Mr.. Croker's plan of meeting his men personally
them is a in politics. and has worked
we'll These meetings, the interchange of ideas be
tween the rank and file and the leaders of Tam
many In halls and saloons throughout the city,
tend to promote both discipline and interest BY
of such organization Tammany may
tics whose Importance should not he underesti-
mated.
The facts of the situation, as they appear purely
from business point of view, should he prepared
concisely and set forth clearly to the workingmen
With capital employed labor is employed. With
capital assured of returns labor is assured of
wages. The statistics of employment and wages
in the years 1897, 49, 99 and 1900 may be studied
with profit. Conditions in 1901 would be assuredly
different ia the event of Mr.. Bryans election The
tide Of prosperity would sustain severe check
7 have doubt Mr. BrvanS adherentS are not
makers of employment, of wealth, of prosperity or
of advancement. They not Of the men have
party men such as Seymour, Tilden, Manning
Hewitt Cooper. Clausen, Anderson. Grace Btge-
low, Green, Ryan, Bissinger, SCheI Nanderpool
Campbell. Whitney, Simmons Hendricks and Frts-
sell. statesmen, merchants and manufacturers
whose names honorably enrolled in the
Democratic party. well as In the roster Of solid
citizens and patriots. Many of them have passed
away but their spirit is still abroad in the best
citizenship of country and the result should
be and must be the reelection of William Nc
Kinley.
DANGER FRIGHT HERE IN NEW-YORK'
But there is great danger, a danger the more to
be guarded against because heretofore too little
suspected right here in the city of New-York