New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-05

/ consideration Of this important subject. And On
the other hand. IL may truthfuIy be said that nss
Coincidence was permitted to 60 upon the si S.oie
books: scandal attended the passage OF a sinzis
work which win most commend itseif 10 re-
thousntful voters Si we oe , = 1ne pnenomenay
ception nearly fifty years Such a tax rate =
net accident; it g the result Of the conscentog,
Of the two houses of every demand uBoa sss
GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT PRAISED
Gentlemen Of the Convention, the splendid record
Of 1900 Is In no small part due to the mitan, Rep1h-
| manshp OF that most earnest and aggressive per
| sonality In the contempoTaRsous life o. the Re
Governor 9VlI Theodore Roosevelt n
/ Let the independent voter unbiased BY partiz.,
| afhIaton, az he surveys the political situation h
the state this ta co9trSst The E9ysTaTnen Of ne
/ Of the city OF New-YOrk administered hy ne
Democrats. and candidly ask himself the question.
! confidence; then cast his ballot conformity win
| not be uncertain-the standard set oy Governor
Roosevelt and his associates viii be strengthened
and maintained.
THE EVILS OF DEMOCRACY.
/ Eight years ago for the first time In over tbir.y
| years. the Government Of the United States. Ex-
seutive and LsslSiaIiys vas vas admiHistsred BY
try at the time q The second siscSiSn q Mr. Csvs
the dOgmas Of that party put in practice The dis
/ astrous results Of free trade hed never touched
their lives, and the utter ineapaeity Of that party
for constructive legislation and National Govern
| ment was 20 them half diseredited tradition
| throughout land; prosperity had reached the
e SseeS gospel Of content %a Daed ~ K.
Democracy canPagn for revenue reform car.
that protection was solely Tor the benefit q his
the country: the change was had. and Democracy
took UP the Ieins OF o. Si9yernment -. -,
by the hand Of William Mckinley and enacted By
| Republican Congress. and which had been the
Povins cause OF our r ,Ss M sea SleS ne
PRESIDENT 20 pay on S[.oy I ~ OF th9 Nat.ona
| Executive in his Message. end Congress suppanted
J, SIcS tb TS-oeiJ.7+ o., -
come a law without his signature for the reason
Standard a "a fa hG II Ren far enough IN ,
aH Tse sr eSm tb ,6 70 turn s 5 N
The history Of the wears o. Demoerate rule sue
500 100000 was added to the National debt The
sspS Indstrtsi s1arnatio1 Ana vben fo,Ir 49,
folly OF 1892. the people. with viii and energy
the shi56oieth Of honest money and protscjion 70
AmSrfsn insJ5ss STSP IRON 2 RsT hes IN
head Of the Nation William Mckinley as President
of the United States.
PROSPERITY UNDER MKINLEY.
Surrounded with the Democratic wreckage q
| four wears OF unsLccessfII Government the task
eonfronting the new President might We'll dsHay
plough convened Congress in extraordinary ses-
measure which should produce adequate revenue
for the support Of the Government Congress
lowered the tariff upon many OF the necessities %
Pat 'T NV upon Prf bS INES nf 5b az I22s
labor found empIoyme-t IDLE furnaces belched and
sweiIed INTO glad song Of prosperity me home
rom 9i h bdrrde w" Sesame sgn s 'ls 'G 9o
ceased to wPTry SS SSG e5PST 81; annually
era of 1892 is dimmed by the lustre Of latter
day prosperity
THE WAR WITH SPAIN
T The s9gon Of t5s 8?%sS g gss2
been sufficient upon which TO base a claim FOR con
tinued confidence. but the sore that had festered IN
peace and wrought upon the symPaties 81 our our
1rIIi; 1Of 80 - WS
world was added a chapter unlike any Other-the
reverse to its arms liberated ten millions OF people
to its the terrftory san stretching fro t Gsr
bean Sea TO the fabled Far Cathay-
tain itself while The President stroye BY night AMI
| the dSv tbe TTcaTv ~ PeSScs vSss st@De5 =, -
present hour has sought 70 render dlaisult the
| and urge upon the President a policy which
patriotism IS understood and National rsspOHsi
bility appreciated They meet the policy OF expan-
sought to Hg Oppose al EI Of the great poics which
it vas the conduct Of the great Rebeliion ana Re-
construction following 1t, the founding of the Ma
over and above the din Of politicai discussion a.
GEIr IL Thank Cod
the Republican party does not have to parse the
Constitution 10 know its dUty We win accept The
construction OF that instrument and Of the Deca-
/, / ration OF Independence placed upon them BY the
whose mighty pen aided in their framing, rather
than the captiOus and labOred criticisms OF the
| dreamer OF Nebraska. There Is not child living
| in the United States to-day whose span OF life viii
be long enough to see one inch OF the TERRITORY
secured by American life and treasure pass from
the control of>this peerless Republic.
DEMOCRACY's DECEPTIVE EFFORT
The Populstic Democracy in the Nation comes
| upon its lips. Adopting the habits of the cutie
fish il daTkens the political waters with the so
called issue of imperialism in the hope that may
achieve in open combat in 1886 Staggered BY the
powerful blows dealt by the American people the
cause of free silver il seeks 10 distract public
tenton from the consideration OF the baleful issue
OF a deprecated currency and National dishOnor
The gold standard, reafirmed and strengthened oy
/, National legislation. has diSpeed and discreli,ei
the Gala mitous prophecies of Mr. BRYAN and his fol
baS si,sr sO,tDfissr frqn~a and
the most exalted National credit experiences
by the Nation AS a result OF its enactment We are
refunding the debt Of the Government at the low
est rate of interest paid By people. and tTfes
Britain the synonyms OF wealth and financial pOwG
not content with the rea firmation OF the chicago
platform which alone would have carried Win =
the committal OF that party TO the free ana uhii.
serted I'm Ee Of tb party psnS
attng the language OF lS6 upon that suoJse~ a.,
of 16 without waiting for the aid consent .
s any other nation. is sQuarely and clearly Pr
: sented as when four years ago the people q this
State rejected il by the decisive majority Of sts
Let the hosts again gatheT and r3iiyins 9gU n
! : tegrty by their ballots again declare. IN tones
e that shall Tesound through ChristendoE- t 55.
r Uncle sam is gentleman. and must not pay N9
' Men of New-York in the mighty contest for con
g troll of the Goyernment our capacity % nse ~
II of mankind throughout the world The God or 80 a.
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