New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
BRYAN A BOGUS PROPHET
SENATOR DEPEW FINDS NO PROOf
THAT HE HAS MANTLE OF ELI
JAH-HIS PANACEA WOULD
CHECK PROSPERITY.
CHECK PROSPERITY

ton. The club had erected a large tent at NoI'"
Clark-st and North-ave., capable of seating four
thousand persons and II was completely hiec
when Senator Depew began his speech
The Senator spoke in his usual happy manner
and his good humored thrusts were received "iu'
great applause He made a hit with his audience
by declaring that Mr.. Bryan did not deny the
abundant prosperity of the country-he claimed II
was intoxicated with prosperity, and that II he was
elected he would do away with the intoXicaht ne
spoke in part as follows
While in attendance last week at joyous wed
me of the happy results 10 the entire American
family of the nuptias between sound money ana
on today With US is Shall that couple be di
vorced? There has been no quarrel between tne
principals there has been no disagreement tIetS
are no reasons for separation Inc di7suutIS 10 b ~
it comes at all, must be by arbitrary act OF the
The present campaign emphasizes the difference
tons must stand the test Of time and experience
6a9 upon R pnc 4t Witch have
the past the results which are guarantees Tor lne
aran as i in PISS ISIS in hostile array
Having proved himself such a colossal failure as
that Colonel Bryan has the real mantle of
Elijah The difficulty with inc tera0Is MilJn is
that they have all been tested, both under Repuo-
lican and Democratic administrations Protec-
ton of American industries has given America 70
Americans and sent forth our products TO the con
ard of value has divorced from Mexico and
China has placed US in commercial relations WIFI
Industrial nations of Christeudom. It has given
dollar recognized upon an equal value with the
English sovereign or the French Louis every "heIe
BUSINESS -" unexampIed credit to our
tions.
BOGIE OF IMPERIALISM.
The terror of Imperialism is a boyle. l mean
American imperialism. 1t has been tried for nun
dred years. 1t was practsed by washington st Il.
Was e p1t in opeTaten by Monroe Jackson Polk
and Pierce All gave it their sanction all OF tneI r
to the great glory and power OF our country, pur
sued the path Of imPeTasm %nica rs n4T
6hg 9d b 6E M Br9an So much fears and from
which he prophesies such dreadful results, was
Florida bv every Administration in newly acquired
territories from time TO time, with no otheF results
the opening of courts and the protection of life
5ronbet who attempts to fool the people by
holding up as untried theory demonstrated results
What history has established insults the ntelli-
genee Of eTery peTsGR %n Growth of the United
States in the nineteenth century; s, -
perty Of our country and OF our people; he does
not promise any better returns 10 thS d OF
promise any greater employment or higher wages
to the he d9 a R0 e condons
make money active and capital useful by new adGl1
therefore a larger employment and a greater dis
trbuton Of money The county, a yveste 70 by his
election. even upon his own showing upon MS
His position measured by plain standards iSG Of
business, is simply this: The Gonntrg Is GrGn n
healthy and cannot last; il you elect me ] VIII
NV methods and my remedies will arrest the dis
ease and eradicate it before it has destroyed the
body polite" In other words through me process
OF mder catastrophe he will prevent the greater
one which he thinks otherwise lnevIta i ne aiI
known and venerable story who threw his patient
into BfS S e%eep ne e SURFACE irritation here
and there from too good living; mere Is no ia i3
magnificent health, his vitality was never SO Wig
never so clear and his future So promising
before II will be many years oeIoFe NE f vouT
patent medicines.
REPUBLICANS AND TRUST ISSUE
The only party which has ever attempted to meet
the trust issue is the Republican party It enacted
the Sherman AntTruSt law %1c has is sbi SS
passed the constitutional amendment n the 4 t
Vote except seven against it, look in vain through
cratic orators for definition OF trust or now |"
ide of agriculture eight-tenths of the busi-
ness OF the rason &c Thai in the tremendous
comnefiton of our times great capital is required
successfully conduct large enterprises rms cap
Any legislation or action preventing the 6perati4Ls
Of these plants would thTo% Gd nrouce h
most disastrous of pancs trust which controts
and can dictate the price the raw material man,
the laborer, to the carrier ana 10 tne hj
nv honest prosecuting officers. and the laws to
reach any such trusts should be made as drastic,
as searching and effective as human language
The principles of the Republican party have made
its administrations State builders. while the Demo-
cratic leaders are archSeolOgists. The reconstruc-
tiOn of the States, the protection OF American IN
dustrips the resumption of specie payments the
adoption of a standard OF value in harmony with
the commercial nations of the world. the placing
of our National credit upon such firm roundatlo
that we can borrow money at per cent as against
Great Britain 4, the transfer of Industrial ana
financial supremacy from the Old World TO the
New the opened door to the Orient for the surplus
production labor and Skill and the foothold
in the East which commands that situation. the
control of the American market the creation or
I'm every market around the globe. prosperity Tor
the present and security for the future-these are
the achievements of Republican policies and pTin-
CipleS and measures. r,-,. >,
that we have won by the energy, industry and in
ventive skill of our people is secure The highways
of commerce to the Eastern continents and Islands,
where tWo-thrds of the people OF the earth are on
the other side of it and can become our customers
will he kept open. Our country may grow in pOpu-
lation and expand limtlessly in productive power,
but our children and our childrens children VIII
be sa fe in American opportunities for living and
for rising under American conditions TO poltlcal
distinction and business success.
RIOTING IN CHICAGO STREETS.
Chicago Oct. S-Bloodshed followed in the trail
of Chauncey Depew and his three mile escort of
Republican marching clubs tonight Just as the
last company in line turned the corner of Sedg-
wick st and Chicago-ave il was charged on by an
organized gang of men. who had concealed them
selves in the dark recesses of an alley. The