New-York tribune., 1900-04-18

lines for our future relations has sought and found
means to relieve ana suppor5 "l'4Tul 5 s?I pGss
ments OF the purpor and object Of the Porto Rican
pie will ultimately reach ful and fair under
standing Of this measure; will comprehend that
in spirit and letter II does not antagOnlze the
Presidents views that It does provide the i'm
and leaves an unobstructed highway to
kets-just soon as they themselves open the gate
The gold standard bill-the creation of Repub-
rcan taucus"has been law but thirty-four days;
Yet it has already given the American Nation
credit never before attained by any nation A
when We viewed with feelings akin jealousy the
low at which foreign nations noated ther pHo- p
which Republicans have pursued. under the leg1s-
The apex OF financial standing Great Britain views
with amazemenr our per cent bonds selling IN
tb an her cvr os Der cent bonds sell for in Lom-
bar9 Street The country expects so great achieve
Of reaZation that our credit condition almost es-
United states among the hnaneai powers of The the
result of 1886. sustaining the Republican pohciX OF
maintaining the gold standard and putting 20 iIlsHt
that dogma of Organized Democracy. free coinage
al l6 10 /. To maintain our position that dogma
must be kept in full retreat
GOLD STANDARD ACT.
The Gold Standard act Of 1919 Will take its place
beside the Resumption act OF lo9 as a iSeg I'D
marty for constructive statesmanshtp and sound
sfnce the last Presdenttai campaign offer TO Ihe
Cold Democrats to return 10 their & t,aIIfe a
~ The dominant factions of that party for the be
levers in sound finance? Echo answers, w tld
Americans more than in 1896; Then tAey re-
lied upon pledges; now these pledges are io''Ileo
The people Of N4w-York md in the record OF q
Republican Executive. Republican admins {ratlve
officers and legislative bodies warrant lot tIg
tinuauCe in power. The hepuolcahs OF NtNI Vi IN, n,
generous though they may BE- cannot permit ne
Republicans of the Nation 10 draft INTO service Ior
The National tiCke- the man VINO now RrattS oit
executive chair and whose Will be our snip
bolerh In this campaign We Will however gtadiiEE
donate from our abundant store some other 70 aid
which commissioned for United States senator's
Thomas e. Platt and Chauncey VI. DepeW Hnds IN
s+atesmanI,ke utterances OF the other corlmenda-
ton for its acts. These hundreds OF representa-
with grateful appreciation the never ceaslnE ana
intelligent devotion 70 party supremacy OF ne
chairman the Republican State Committee Ben
GientIemen Of The convention it is idle boast
nor enthusiastic prophecy TO predict ftepuullcdh
success IN November. Declaring 70 ine coz ii,rarF
v,oud be 10 question the common sense OF The
American people Memories are not so frail as 20
have forgotten the Years immediately preceding
tbis Administrations The Improvement after 1896
was as marked II was agreed 6!e. 10 Iouot re
publican success rs 70 chaTst lol! anu III VI
ME- whence thew come. and who cannot bee IN
iuced lessen their work by permitting free trade
Tbe,, wish neither to compete with the poorly paid
labor of Europe to take dollars worth only half
sertcI he and means IoT meeting eNeIE great
emergency will not he superseded now IN TINS last
year of the nineteenth century 10 give pIdCt 20 any
patchwork platform or gueSsWork FoIcN- i mere -
no desire 10 stop the whrinE wheels or 10 take the
dinner pail out OF commission. Away with the tal-
lacy OF unsound money ana depreclatlTt currency
pessirnistt Republicans OF New-York fail into line
behind Mckinley and Roosevelt, and with your
waV lighted nv the hres OF Industry your step
timed by the beating Of the anvil 10 the music or
the spindle and the loom. press forward n the