The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-03

ana the opening. Oi markets Tor me Nkill ui
our artisans aud the product or our tarrl~.
The Bryani4ed DEMOCRACY stands for u drba~ed
currency. the surrender Of territory and spec
lous promise, which their past action dos not
give Us expectation of tultilmcnt. In the e.
forts To elect Mr.. Br, an no u coicS OF d"tIia-
gogy j. ignored and nothing that can stir np
dissatisfaction j. lett unSild or uud0n' In
me lace OF To" most IrosI'rou. ihr, ii"l
seek TO reyolutioniIe u system ana a
currency which haze alm%-, entirely
to 1859. The Republican party stands
for the protection of our citizens, not only
for ht~ material PROSPERITY but IT stands fer
We have here in this city an. expectation
Of what might be expected. and eayil - All
kindness, the cause of the testimony OF those
who are in control oi this great municipality
say an exhibition of what might he expected
in case the state should be turned over 10 The
control of Mr.. Croker and his candidate Mr.
The Republican candidates stand upon II
platform with no apology &" make for them
selves or their party. The Democratic can
did tie stands upon a platform and j. 'ou-
Ia lily obliged ~ apologize for III" prIucl-
pie, therein cnVuciated and which he has not
been IN accord during th" past few year, !
hay" been constantly engaged during the past
thru" or four months in building NJ III" Of
sanitation throughout the St!t". in trying G.,
ln-tl! IN the minds of Republicans and loyal
nem,ocratS the necessity for the election OF
Mckinley and Roosevelt.
10000 FOR M'KINIEy ~ NEw YoEk
During that time 1 have not had the oppor-
| tunity To learn the art of %oratory. TINT have had
the satisfaction uf being thrown IN close CON
tact and close touch with thr Republicans
| throu shOut the state There nave been times
when ! have thought Mat tie -pcCIots argu-
! mcnts Of the su-callad BRYAN Democracy might
prevail. but that time la, past. and | bring
| YOU tn-nisht. coming from the Republican
state Committee, IN possession of all the facts
assurance that on Tuesday next The Republic
cans OF the state Of New York will roll up ut
''ai ii . .I..CI~d tGa av"ryd m Of ,ht ihi c' State c cih %fom! !
iSn YOU That no act Of WIn' Will bring shame
20 thoso who eve nv" Their SUPPORT
minister the Office that shall lr in touch and
line with the act- Of tho splendid riministr1-
tom that have proceeded NJ" lArpi9n-"l :,
Gov. Woodruff, IN cunInE over here, said
dGi Hscaa,', ! an I'D to a%.. dAnrla@,,,eI
and wish Won 4 root-Night"
SPEECH oFCANpIpATE M~'noSorGH.
Mr.. Odell was cheered again and again as
he was returning to his seat on the platform.
"Upiu the haytelds and the cornfelds whore
] come from we have only few meetings. But
TO see a vast body n enthusiastic "a this gives
us great courage. l am given but a few min
utrs in which TO address you. ! came princi;
paly to pay my r%esiec'1 10 you ! am s'Ild
the Sf late SO con m@Ry ia LADIES Great Rre''qB5 Britain in
the ln dbd took am a s,5 mo'' mi, Important ,Sar
will do great work here. Two
years ago we had a very close eight in this state
and every candidate was dong all ne could
to win. One of the candidates running ON the
state ticket made a house-to-house canvass and
worked very hard In that way. Up in Albany
he snw a pretentious looking house and he rang
the bell and a matron lady came 20 the door,
and then he saw a lot Of beautiful. children
in the hallway. He then started to ki-s eacl.
one. and after he had kissed them he said
What beautiful children YOU have here. i
would like TO sec your husband" Ths lady
And the children Why. she said. these
are not my children" Not your children?"
Why" says she no, this /, an orphan
not need TO state that this was the state En-;
sineer. He had kissed the whole household
and hadn't got a vote II he would do that to-
have trials and troubles and triOulations, but
under the able leadership Of the man who head,
Ourselves. We have gone on with our work
and the work has been lone well our
nSESne?MSI r. s SGs% to sh %"1is q every lot da o.
and the candidate az tho head OF the
ticket has been shouting. It reminds
shots were. pouring in hot and heav Wy and many
a man had fallen, and one OF the boys heard
q fellow roaring and shouting and he said 10
have only got an arm broken. why you make
more noise Than that fellow over there Who
is making more noise than Bryan. who lost
his head all the way up the State. lGreat
Just one word Tho business men Of this
country, the men who hav" the welfare Of this
country at heart, the men who know what they
take any CHANCES next Tfua,diy They are 60
ins TO vote They are going TO vote for the
Industries Of the country. for the integrity Of
The country. for the safety Of the country,
and for the flag Of thi. country tApplalscl
They know that a sudden change would come
how sudden 1t would come and how disastrous
II will be
see disaster all through this country My
friends. We will. take no such risks, and ] am
,2,.,as sdt TIA, The IS"T pic Of Of King, G"a9ty are
Republican majority next Tuesday"
JAECREL PRETTY no BABY.
Chairman Woodruff introduced State Treas
urer Jaeckel as the baby of the State ticket
family. saying. BABY not in size hut in years"
The crowd expected TO sec a ltt!" chap step
NJ. hut when the state Treasurer unioldcd
himself they saw n man NOR" than six feet in
gallery, aud the crowd chcered The big fellow
until he blushed lie said IL part
every Republican should dnd a little time 10
devote 10 the interests Of a cause in which
v" all feel and enjoy a common interest.
There are many ways in which YOU can assist
IT, this good work You can offer your SER
vices on election day to yoir committee, or
Il hF''I You have a "eishP g''''3 Who Is
Democrat, go to, him and ask him in an earnest
talk IL he hns been satisfied with his oondi-
tiOn during the IRSt four years and If he viii
admit that he has been satisfied. ask him If
h." Is golng to ieopardi2' that interest by voting
for n party whose policy and plat form hold
ont absolutely no ruiui for better thing
Tell him that Won have heard all their argu-
mcuts and that a careful pcru-al of everything
they have offered fails 10 reveal any policy
or any benefit to anybody
The action of ti. Democratic party NJ Kan
sa~ CITY rct"rating in it. entirety the Chicago
platform of $3.50 brings M -uUa-ely before
N"l precisely the sam" questions and tho same
i-~r,~ nd principles 20 which the Democracy
subscribed in 1880. You will rem.mber that
in that contest there wcr" many Demo
cra'~ who believed thai the wclrl
uf ;rc.- country vas r1rqmnIrt TO rar,y
considerations and thoy broke party ties and
joined in what proved To be an almost
universal movement Ia sustain the credit and
the honor Of our common Courtrv such
manifestation % patriotism and loyalt' were
gratltl lns signs of the times aud -JOkc we'll
for the ermlucncv and safety of our E"l uhlir
and carried the mr>-lc" go all nations through
out the world thai tha foundations of this Re-
public were hUlldci uJon tho solid rock Of
integrity. II would seem d reasonable view
that the Questions 81 vital inn ortaI,c cree
submitted Z and PASSED NJ ON hv tho american
peorle might be- deemed settled Tor all tiulc 10
com', and Vet "" lind brought before IL. In his
contest these Sam" Questions Tor our Con~idcia-
tipn.
Il noticed in New York A. walked down
Broadway many Byrln htunrr- and they
u bore thi~ iu~CUI tipu. 'NeUi~h TO remain
tTaa ne milo . AII | FR.sssle L., ,t,-,NF h..