New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-24
THE CoUNTRY'S PROSPERITY.

the loom Of these two statutes we have woven
garment of prosperity that dazzles the world!
THE CoUNTRY's PROSPERITY.
Twenty thousand millions Of dollars have been
Teai and personal property Of our Citizens and
this is only that part Of what they have accom-
necessarily becomes a matter of record. More than
a million of our people are depositors IN SAVINGS
banks to-day who had such account flVe years
ago. and the additional deposits amount to over
s6eo.oo0oco. The individual deposits in national
banks have increased in that time more than SoeO-
No word will be said in this campaign to chaI-
lenge the statement that every man In this country
who Is willing and able to WORK o i0F ms ms M word er
viii be said to challenge the statement that this
| of Mckinley and was not true of any part OF the
four Democratic years prior TO his ELECTION non e
| pie were generally OF employment. and al
hong db es to berroR IS NTH to
! carry its operations In those TOUR years me
liabilities resulting from business failures were al
Nothing allied the country until the Democratic
| party got hold of It Industrially and CONNER
| cialiy its triumphal march began under the Har-
ton Of its interruption than the certainty that
b fTge T6a o free silver Bin might be- Those free
| traders who seek place the sole responsibility
6 b frea silver wing of their party must remem-
her that the trouble began before the free silver
t coSnfrT pefecy nnderstood that it was
The trouble began as soon as It vas known by Inc
| fact of Cevelands election that the lnoustriaI
upset IaP brt aiF before thev seek shelter Nor
the storm co timd that they wait until the final
Grop of rain has fallen before they come out AS
sSoR al between and the rainbow of promise APP
pears their activity renews once assured mat me
| standard would be upheld, and that they would
mot De iahor of Europe the business interests
| of the country went heartily to work ;,
+ is mo longe nd ne reai With foreign trade
= FAR IN excess. both to imports and exports OF
Y had Wilson
no longer claimed, or if it is. the claim is made
only to be laughed at. that protection and foreign
"nmmerce are incompa tible. Under government
of competency and integrity and pro:ecttSe, IaI,
| vate wealth the people have prosecuted costly
foreign %aT wipine out the small war debt
tbeX noomartarfiv created. promptly meeting every
'rig b interest bearing debt that had been
handed down from the previous ,4i iIj
not be abandoned by the Republican party. 30
n ,fIst coTnnete are less than enough maintain
2 workngman's family IN cofnIorI. 50 rIIds T fr
our tariff system protect our home markets l'i
our home producers
THE RELATION OF TRUSTS.
Tho question If trusts and unlawful combinations
has no more connection with this subject than
the penal code has with the general business OF
system in order TO destroy trusts would pull ms
honse down TO one eaten IN which trust is engaged
in which hundreds of other producers Indepeaqeho
Of the trust not also engaged There Is Is no no
industrial system whether protective or free trade
in Character where trusts DO not hourlsh FRO
nctton Is the foundation stone of Republican policy
80 - lii not fall before the charge that In
abiing everybody to do better than he did be
2ora < has enabled some of to do too well.
Men are not always as good as they are clever r
or as generous they are successful II Is IN nu-
nature to pursue an - i Se s l t ,avsfni
oy+raTnes The Republican party was quick 10
recognize when The new fses ne OF eon
Dnriad IN Re defended against Its uSurpatlons ana
exactions. 1t quickly saw the peru IN when te
II has made. is making and VIII make an honest
effort to reach those features OF business So1pLi
.otr n, r,se such an effort. and President Roose-
Welt is giving TO the people thG eahes. Oh VIA
tey arr ms question to all its phases and
reach such a remedy OF actuai eIils a. VIII h9I IN
nnrnent and prosperity that We ali wish to con
tnue. :, eor5ad another Illustration
90 Al r. Iiearnnce Between the Republican and
q, me narties Put one millionaire in
stripesI' cries the DemoSrat'c ni do more good
than ali the Presidents speeches. rms Srcie tp
exclamation speaks with ilguiar ti arty as II
Sc now cnnstitI1fed For hundred and twenty
FIVE years recurring foui.h 81 Jug; tr,
orators Oh ser the Glorious doctrine that this
the land live in thS lano OF oPp t @
riebts we're identical and where industry, char
acter ambition and brains. freed of the letters OF
bound 70 win, But the Democratic party has set
up a new doctrine. ana whether its specific de-
mand is for free silver at IS to or for the sup
array the poor against the rlch 10 SCI one Grass
OF our citizens against ano'E f,a d ana less
competent than others the Iniserabe 1octrlne or
class envy and prejudice Put me N
What he means and what his party has come
10 mean is that those who do not succeed are Jus
titled I'm being offended at those who do and II Is
this dwelling spirit this spirit OF socialism which
has displaced all the oldtime principles OF the