New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

1rsctive Industrial exhibits. Among the unique de-
vices in the parade was a mammoth workingman S
dinner pail. bearing the inscription:
I'VE Want Four Years More Of a Full Dinner
Pau"
Along the entire route there was the greatest en-
s1husiasm manifested by the crowds of spectators
thronging the sidewalks. Decorations were pro-
fuse throughout the city, and the route Of the
parade was mass Of bunting flags and banners.
When Wick Park, where the speaking to take
place, was reached by the head of the procession
Sully twenty thousand people were in waiting. On
account OF the immense crowd two meetings were
held at the same time.
GOVERNOR NASH PRESIDES.
Governor George K Nash. the president of the
day, made a brief speech in introducing Senator
5Eoraker. in which he said:
1t has occurred TO me that nature designed the
headers Of the Democratic party for actors. From
my observation I am led TO believe that in
this profession they are qualified only to be come
dams. In 1886 they put play upon the boards
Errors"
The first error was to suppose that the American
they had passed during the preceding three years
and that they DID noJ know the cause Of those
lief that our people were not in favor of sound
Those leaders are now ashamed of their per-
formances in 1896 and seek 10 have them forgotten.
boaTd 2d Il ought to Pq Bear hs ood gsS GGn 6d e te
Much ADO About Nothing" They call it I'm
Until Congress provides some sort Of government
the Pres6ent Of the United States to maintain ndTE IN
peace and order and to protect life and property
half-nothing more, nothing less.
SENATOR FoRAk#Rss ADDRESS,
At the close Of the Governors remarks Senator
Foraker arose and was greeted by prolonged cheers
and during his speech he frequently inter
Tupted by applause Senator Foraker spoke as fol-
lows:
Mr. Chairman and FeIlow-CitIzens: The paramount
sspe OF his campaign is he Administratlon of
rrdiafei That Is the ouetbn MaSe9 or far IRE
irIStS and soIealled imperialism are. each and all
segregated from The others and voted upon by it
be restored to noe as e 70 ons party cannot
EXCLUDED from power as TO others. It must go in
You cannot adopt lis views as 10 the Philippines
o T5h@nJ cst at ne same me- time accepting free silver
as TO government by Injunction The propos!-
Coupled with tres rade and tSe fne
about the Declaration Of Independence and the
IN ne far distant isles of the sea coupled with
brutal denial by violence. rapne blood and murder
Of the most sacred rights Of the negro citizens Of
ag an and 46r With ff na gaabf heTO9 ere won hGn9E and
vote Tnixed ticket have mixed result. @ You
hano and Democracy on the other-not Democracy
u ms m tnat Gr the other particular but Democracy
net ref 90 fuyey n IHe %hole field and then with the
ADMINISTRATION shan be continued + g s5dnld peSeRs b
'enousn that this Administration is Republican
EXPERIENCE WITH DEMOCRACY.
+. our exPerienee with Democracy has been more
are many wise, capable and patriotic men in t5af
CAPACITY FOR the the party as such somehow lacks
.: aIaalIs: We have only to recall the distress that
SEerIook me country in the last Administration OF
sI CIeEeIand TO show that if possible the latest
eIIort Of Democracy even more unfortunate
mereial ruin idleness and despair with loss Of
most dssrnvps p9pnc m ana private overlook and al
JUS Iack Of statesman nshp and general incapacitv
the Democrats party has bee on he he truth Is that
0I cE eEeIE great question for more fifty years
the CONSTITUTION was amended our finances were ere
cTedt s1ldsheo. DIS specie payments were resumed our
,-.r.I aS Ieo ana prosperity was made uni
e 5s6 Dy 70 me ne K6epu6can party, not only without
bitter and determined Opposition - spite u i's
an al these great measures and through all these
highest order of craftsmanship and a CAPACITY for
beDnc eg Z aI.s;rs equal to every emergency 1t has
f fSies ano purposes and by '.arduous work done"
steadily onward people until today we stan5
az az me very front Of all the nations of the earth
according TO familiar principles this record entities
US 70 preference not only TO continue annroye6
pe ad 0pI a alsG ana more particularly to solve
arguments and considerations. the result fol-
Certainty as to our Government and its policies
Is y. o. me highest importance. We know what the
Bryan Administration would be? No one can 's even
. intellsently speculate. Democrats are themselves
success IN November 04o" 'her
Mr. Bryan stated in his Indianapolis sneecb that
TX elected his first official would be 10 cali an
extra session OF Congress TO carry ont bie S1je,T-
and he asked for votes on that account. but M
Bourke Cochran. In his letter 10 the Sons ~ III
eFty, assembled few days after Mr Rrvan,s ~
terance IN the same city of Indianapolis lea
70 mat nooy TO support Mr. Bryan on the ground
Repuohcsn Senate. 10 secure any leRisiatIop az.
would eEnbody hts heresIes and vagaries Mr. C,ocI,
ran IS willing TO see Mr.. Bryan elected because he
tflnks ne cannot do worse than throw the Nation
COCHRAN have thus respectively set forth fairly
represents the differences among -a-S
efally. Some want him elected that he NAV AZ 80
tsln thnSs. ana others want him elected ipor tha
TgneoFy mat Re cannot do those things because a
Republican Senate Will remain 10 stand het1,e.s
me country and the country's 0S''
Ihe trouble with the Democratic marty ts che. a..
Hchs slncerlty and harmony Of purpose. therAfors
Hnen occasionally gets into power II necessa rjI,,
proves incspabl 10 redeem ifs own nia6gas ~
az q result brings the country a ds.r,s+ e.
per9iyZes business rObs labor OF ernnIovrnenf
trade balances against and iu1pnfrs Ne tsora1
= erecst Republican ascendency means and sioJa vs
mas meant the very opposite. This IS forcibiv l,,.
trated by recent events. ''Ns-
Mr.. MHNLEY's ADMINISTRATIONS
President Mckinley was elected four years szo ..
90 certain specific things that the Republican a
thoaght %o1ld benefit the country He has done
! them enc the whole country has pronted in cop
sequence. His party meant what ID said vber a,
mace its promises. and the President has been be
70 receen those promises because he had uniteS
snc sincere psrty behind him. II is something 10
hsys Kept the faith. II is conclusive have been
vsndlcated by results. 'e"
Experience shows that when the Republicsn
party makes promise II means 10 keen IN ana
that when II does keep II good results will folovv,
and that when the Democratic party makes a