New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
work of the Republican editors We talk 20 a
few-you 10 hundreds OF thousands
PRAISES THE EDITORS

You have begun the campaign the risHi o. sa,ls. 81
You have marched against the lines Of battle 'i IN IN
Democratic party You have forced them 20 80 80
render the State issues Of eNtrayasance and a'uS'
You have compelled them 10 appeal 90 the PAS
sions of men. To ask men To- vote for them De- 80,
driven them eliminate All issues save oue an an
the only issue ii has within the next foriy-e-sn'
Hours 20 ,r. Re
publican organization IN Brooklyn. ana l.tl ~
over here expecting 10 find some OF YOU u COATS -
ing But under the skilful leadership Of Jhe Re
punhcan Lieutenant Governor there = no w ~ have
the Republican administration Of that dstlnE ushsS uS
son OF New-York, President Rooseyelt whlen ,,,I,
should b, a matter of public pride and consratu@la- @
lion 70 every Republican. In our own slate W "
from direct state tax. The Republican party be be,
ieves IN the welfare ~ the city u NeW-i ol az.
Of Brooklyn and has pledged itself 10 - ,st 81
canals without entallns one single cent 'i '
We meet the questions Of the hour fairly We 90
not care TO win ~ P9yeTty W nav, o5S5es 10
pass the great State of NeW-York has ample RE re-
Republican party can he depended upon % meet meet
the situation IN mariner satisfactory 10 ihe lF'
pie al large.
HIS HIT AT HILL.
So long We continue along these lines w,s W. Hs
heve W are entitled 10 the support OF H. iis mat
gent voters 9f the state Ne DO uol 81, ',r.,,risss
Of the Democrats that the voters Of the stat WI
eve fiScd on the White House, whsTs if he arrives
ne viii al Albany. play peanut polltlcs
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff was the next
speaker. He said in part:
Governor oden went 10 The extent lsst "y'E >.i 9I
ing those who 50 declared that he was win Us
as the r,pI'SrniahEe of great S'al' H .t,rir Ths
limits of possibility 10 max. Kings County WintI
a few wears a Republican county. 60 WIN ~ t-
Governor, Who. believe will ST Brooklyn on IRE
from end To end.
Governor odem and Lieutenant Governor
Woodruff then Went out amid a scene OF great
enthusiasm.
senator Depew next spoke He said in part.
cur success. industrial and financial. s!tsiiyy s!tys,iyy
the result of Republican policies and pTl-1iteN =
r5 =, i.sieistIr,S SIrik,s do nov occur n hard
times, they are possible only IN ieIl"as ol Sl' ~s
~ am, price and without success But when times
are GOOD ana employers whether corporations 9.
individuals are making money, y Is aaluia4 -ir .-t
labor should want It's share Of the prohts.
il Is that the demand is conceded. is COMPROMISE
The u.n@cratic leaders have proposed ro remedy
flr these conditions. In effect they say .4 --'-
f5r l6e TT rPesi 5e of the tsri ana tae o,,row Of
the principle OF protection of American ln4lS,l.,, ,
/ of thy Industries Whore labor is ,mp.oyed ~ j.
Ems Iarianf 6ecomes the victim of tn quack doc
tor and tho funeral and The grave ana lAS -ts
saratoga convention proposes 90 meet the 49, y
coal trouble and give coal m case Tn slTlkr Is
( 6v having the government take the anthracite
rriucinle II me DemoC-atc party has always be- IN
the axiom 4 Thomas jefferson That e'ErIi.n,. M ~
versal Of this time honored doctrine and on ad-
vance toward state Socialism A. -. ,,,..s,
see their practical effect. The immediate question
10 supply the market befere cold weather comes
on. 70 prevent distress IN hQnss ana me S,'pss ii
is not matter OF years II Is mater "a N ~
Ihil DemocrStic anti Democratic proposition II
cannot he acted upon unti Congress meets IN De
M ,-6Isrty ~ corporatiors and individuals
/ arouse al once all the advocates OF the reserved
tons affecting 50 radically the foundations of our
Institutions could never b. disposed oi aG7ng & th,
! Cau an extra session Of the new Congress. but IL
would be year, at least before the legislation
1t is hke an other Democratic remediesa de
ever direct and the point. The President Of the
S !, ti ,, 5,aH +" i ~ nrsrcf @ " ~ q rossIe
public calamity 10 invite the eontendinS parties
Was not possible. He reinforced his individuality
by an the poNyr OF the greatest POSITION on saFih
/ suit Of that conference was not an immediate sue
merits of The QUESTION of the couteutons u eitf
/ side. and ed 10 a public understanding which has
1 same lines Governor Odel and Senator Plat have
| The trust question is made by our Democratic
/ uiends the Issue ~ this canvass IL Is the habit
cuss every situation. The trust question by itself
b os sse S ns S 3a s 9sr solution b IS 5gs bss s for az
assault upon the protective principles IN tht ttrlu
/ great combinations Of corporations and OF capital
is an admitted necessity OF our times by both
orators and writers OF both parties: that these
maintain our position in the competitive markets
deal With the evils which arise Here again We
have facts and theories, practical results and
worthless suggestions. We ar business people
We plead guilty 10 CONNIE rialisnl our oInIntrcial-
ism not only builds our factories ana mills aud
furnaces, not onlN opens our mines loI oh-y -e-
trade. not only builds our railroads and our tele-
graphs. but n also POUNDS our cities. constructs
our homes Supports our ceinin9n comm 3i. scn,S 'Gta-
eInles and universities and gives ne spiritual NE
These cornbinariors Of Industries are far more
are equally numerous in hiGhly protected Germany
cost OF production. BY the command ~ capital
they bring in the latest results Of invention and
thus secure the successful clements oi compet-
zion, which are cheapness and eNcelience
But there are evils connected with this de-
Velopment They are the evils OF monopoly. Of
rauacity and OF sNtortion. We have not yet
are possible they may az any moment become
dangerous. and 80 the question is How can the
evils resulting from a good thing be preveutedg
Tho Republicans have met this question frankly.
sherman Antitrust law during Harrison's admin
istration. That trust law a. Il stands is trr-
the evils OF great combinations. President Ne
Kinley started its machinery against several
cry against the voluntary associations Of railway
presidents Of which there were about thirty in tn
supreme Court OF the United states breaking
marhnery mach wheneSer a complaint was made '''
The Republican party are m , isyoT OF strength-
Thy are n favor of any any % nSw Gs leEss'9P , which
government can abate or stop the evils that arise
from trusts. But they propose 20 legislate 50 as
that which is had.
/ have read with interest the speech Of the most
ghilosoVhc mind u ths DemocTatle party of our
state, Mr.. shepard. The only novelty Il that he