New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

TO what do we owe oul victory? Primarily to
re @ Of hs q bn hs
been given such vote or confidence to any tresl-
o9rsd E1t he + aso the a4e O and the d
power and responsbflity Of g9yernment The pop
%hcS he leads and that is the second cause Of
our victory am not going to examine the
| sons for the confidence which the people have In
predetessor Of my own, Il shall enter on no en-
r upon him. d he Eseds There af
has done, what he hopes and means to do, above
sappor wRch the American r9n people OPT give to him
in such generous measure
| REASONS FOR REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
But wish for moment to examine t1!a. the r ga
| Republican party. Was il our past history? That
Gently accompis6ed? That counted. too. was
II our policies now existent or as declared for the
decision of the voters. But my own belief is that
was that, no matter what causes of dissatisfac-
ton ton or discomfort, reasonable or unreasonable,
OF rule and government and the Democratic party
The voters locked back TO the last brief tenure
or power enjoyed by the Dsmocratic party and en-
impotency and failure. They gazed upon the Dem
nothing but weller of clashing principles and
conflicting policies framed for the locality or to
| beheld the leading spirit and chief manager of
foe Of trusts on platform demandaE the revision
or our corporation laws. perhaps the strictest and
They beheld Mr.. Coler running in New-York on
Tey saW r pgJF oha s0Sa lis Ohio ber. years
ago the Democrats had rejected Mr.. Bryan's doc
tr1neS, running a circus on Bryan principles.
BYa Iy H9uigG IN iowa Wnere two years ago MI
ocrats are pleased to call conservatism.
Ihey turned their gaze upon the last session Of
to think that they could do nothing but oppose
Republicans offered so futile sS5 40 vacnoG ,baf
they believed they could win the American people
attempting to destroy and arrest the great policy
or peace and reconstruction in the Philippine
for f Tss ft sorry sight and the American people
R9 2% on to ont the Republican party But cannot
opponents The reputation for efciercV bv Which,
we won Is easily lost and cannot be too jealousy
have easd US 9e Snr Sos a d S6 na
dence and our renewed power.
TENDENCY TOWARD CONSOLIDATION
New questions and very grave questons-I speak
NoTid Is toward consolidation. The last century
United states italy a RGaG sqma GGn' all Tes
and England eT3anded epd naTe 81 war h ISsa
war and peace. The same political forces are still
The great powers fewer and more powerful
Iae EGeat nations alone survive arbiters OF the
WorldS deStinieS. Those who have %
stay the movement have been swept aside.
a ovnE f9F' t5e " 5ame u6fG the d RU
aSdeaed Pesd CsPS Z Ta On Ss lily
one sue ana LABOR on the other II rightly regu-
I
RR2e men 3,,t this great eeqnoic movement viii
~ s; gooq 10 al and greater power to
become masters Of the en- me w 0ehs Shah han TO-
ade tS GsSo Of mf be to disasters
maj mae 20 arrest ne ecogomc forces in their
f6sT ; T cone o9 GraT. which will shake the
Say that all IS well and that nothing shall be
regulate the operation Of tbdss foqcd 70 fSatrol or
son ana me wreck which will eRsue win Re even
New occasions teach new duties. The working
ee eeoP T forces today has brought
moved rom what they were twenty or even ten
eo2o and guide them nes so f tRa they Is shaft fGT
rD.ttEHs 1000 ana not evil The United States Is
sfGIlPoTemscy That supremacy is as Important. as
tb nrc 20 ne tTstence OF the wage Garner to
wEs mus" a6rd not tab lose i and by mistakes
s s as 81 u1 I43S 70 %529 v natVre always ptess
defend our supremacy. If we have not a well or
f 1890 49, ",R{, with proper reserves and power
eur our commercial supremacy be reft from us by
petition but who sre 9 ee6 US II lndqs'ral com
- must race the questions OF the time unainch-
equally ready % say no Il action is wrong, We
must adapt ourselves and our machinery 70 on
environment and 10 the needs Of the time
THE QUESTION or TARIFF REVISION
We are, for example the party OF protection.
IS Pay we Will never permit any revision Of
lection prncipies But 10 transfer tb G 1n pre-
partIc aou 20 nc principle OF protection to any
policy and great principle both in mminent SS agg
Of the tariff by c9mnssion or bv al the
or CONGRESS and If we decide after that examina9
Ne, We decide they are not needed refuse 10 make
mem, and prove our position to the country We
best terms to those na6ns wb law to give the
crimaae a95 P2S9 higher rates upon those who dis
sPPrrIa9ie 10 an the world Above all we must not
vbicb ,n "n uealIhg WITH the domestic conditions
wise legislation and supervision Of great cornora a.
reaches out into the markets Of the S0up{rX and
satety or capital Industrial peace the weIfsTa "
II is great task demanding couTa RI e"e peope'
a. SSu. ana 3hlhty We have been fntrusted WIN
:, oeSJt Use me people believe we have those ouaU
thsso II we fail We shall only lose power but
in ss1t Ggesuons VIII ne met by our opponents
npo9 5 5Ee country We have always been not oni
are needed now II fail there is no psrtv T T0
can brin| 70 ~ ca1 succeed; no party which
ana 9esttTHcton But shall not faIter or breaL1
through we shall not. must not fail now "oH
Mr., Roosevelt's visit to-day was the third Ia
has made to this city since he became Pei
deht Last year he attended the football match
between the army and navy elevens and re-
.en'y ne TOOK part In the Masonic celebra-
tlon OF George Washington's admission TO the
Masonic fraternity
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
His reception to-day was most enthusiasm.
The special train bearing the Presidential
party arrived here over The PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road at ll:4o o'clock. Accompanying the
president We're Secretary Shaw, Secretary
Root Secretary Hitchcock, Secretary Wilson
Postmaster General Payne, Surgeon Lung, U
S. N. and Secretaries CorteIyou and Loeb
Thousands Of people surrounded the station
and when the President appeared he received
ovation. which WAS continuous aIo,.- a..