New-York tribune., 1900-05-20

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is not good zoo: policy to call by his right
nane' sIan rms IS one Of the times We shouldn't
siam the door in the faces of these pentents."
John Mccarthy, undertaken, Of Syracuse,
possesses hearses and collins and beautiful
with this:
,Ginulrnin. Peter denied the Master thrice, but
Shmre an 3 ne caftherward repinted. We shud say to
Come TO arrums
want viz both.
Samuel Seabury who ran on the anti-Tam-
Judge, said that Hill and Croker could not be
trusted for single minute. but 1t wise TO
wait 10 see II they would indorse Bryan and
the Chicago platform.
Resolutions reported by D B. Van Week were
adopted expressing opposition to the Congress
men who voted with Republicans on the cur
rency Dill and sympathy with the Beers and in
fact, working in all the pet ideas OF Mr. BRYAN
as set forth by him in his recent speeches
Judge James P. Tarvin, of Kentucky Bryan's
personal friend; DR.. George R. Thompson of the
Chlcago Platform Democratic State Committee,
and Charles Frederick Adams were the speak
ers at the meeting last night in the Teutonia
Committee presided.
JUDGE TARvIN'S DEFIANCE
Judge Tarvtn the bright, particular star,
and made a long speech, that apparently fully
suited his audience Of hundred. One of the
principal features of his address was his note
OF defiance to the Democrats in this city and
State who four years ago repudiated Organism.
When any men associate themselves
gether under the name of Democrats" said he.
land depart from the doctrine OF the Chicago
platform they not Democrats: and this
year If there are men who try to get into the
Kansas City Convention on any other than
the Chicago platform, 1t will be your duty here
and elsewhere to send Chicago platform dele
gates to the National Convention and the dele
gates you send will be recognized If there
Democrats who prefer Mark Hanna Republican
ism to Bryan Democracy they know where to
60 They needn't try TO get into a Democratic
National Convention. That isn't the place for
them.
Free silver may not be the leading issue this
year. The people Will make the issue, and they
will insist issue in which they are most
interested. Even if the common people haven't
got sense enough TO run the Government they
ought TO be allowed to it anyhow, because
it is their country. They made it. and anything
connected with the Government too deep for
them TO understand is better out Of it.
Whenever q man is nominated by the So
called organization and he isn't above suspicion
as Chicago Platform Anarchist don't vote
for him. (Great cheerng) Use the Democratic
party so long as it is your servant. When 1t be-
comes your master use the sacred right of revo-
luton.
I understand the plan contrived by Demo
cratic gold bugs TO throw US down. 1t is not
TO oppose the nomination Of Mr. Bryan, but it
is by making a platform that decent white
man would run on, and thus divide the conven-
ton. But it won't work.
The time is near at hand in this country
when Populist and patriot will be synonymous
terms. I talk twenty hours out Of twenty-four,
and I would talk more If I didn't have to eat"
In closing his speech, Mr. Tarvin referred to
John P. Altgeld as that prince Of Americans
and martyr of martyrs-John P. Altgeld- There
IS greater no. not one, in all this land than
he Let Altgeld write the platform and it will
suit me Anything he writes will satisfy me-
prolonged and enthusiastic applause with
call for cheers for Altgeld, the greatest Anar-
chist OF them au!")
DR.. George r. Thompson said that the people
who visited dispensaries for free treatment were
steadily increasing in number. and ascrbed it
| to wrong economic conditions He said that he
knew Of men who ten years ago received more
wages than their entire families received at the
present time, and he asserted that many
wealthy men who to-day build dispensaries and
pose as benefactors of mankind create their
own victims
a DEFENCE OF "JAWSNITHs."
Charles Frederick Adams the Brooklyn law
yer, made fierce attack on President Mckinley
accusing the President of pardoning soldiers in
the Philippines guilty Of the most heinous crimes
and charging the soldiers with repeatedly, under
Government protection committing crimes
! against the weak and defenceIess Filpinos Mr.
Adams was apparently somewhat stirred by a
remark made by Mr.. Brown. the presiding Off
Ger, to the effect that there were few workers
and many 'jawsTnths' in the ranks Of the Chi
ca go Platform Democracy. Mr. Adams asserted
that the ''jawsmiths," more than any other class
Of men in this country, founded it and ran it.
James K. Jones. chairman of the National
Democratic Committee, sent a letter TO Secretary
Palliser of the convention. in which he said
If the regular organization in New-Yor attends
the convention and stands by its action, feel
very confident II will do. II would
great misfortune 10 have any division in ranks.
It certainly appears TO that interest IS TO
unite, and not divide, our people and regret
very much that you and those with whom you
associated think 1t necessary TO inaugurate d.
vision. I hope that mature reflection may result in
your concluding all 10 stand together
Following the meeting last night In
formal dinner at No. ia East Fourteenth-st., at
which Judge Tarvin the principal guest
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS AND BRYAN.
FREE SILVER MEN INSIST ON HAVING HIS NAME