New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

ernOr Odell would be the best way of fndorsing
his administration, introduced the first speaker.
Mr. Payne The Congressman said in part:
CONGRESSMAN PAYNE's ADDRESS.
l congratulate you in the State and nation on the
Under 3iyaror Gl .U i @ @ an party In the State
the taxes from the farms OF the people and placed
Republicans likewise pledge theseveS IN met bni,d dhs
way TO the sea
Speaking Of the financial condition Of the na-
uonal government Mr. Payne said:
sys Mhy y We Ss have , two or three hundred million dol
'He engineers are ready to get 20 work.
Mr. Payne IN attributing the great prosperitv
or the country TO the Republican party asserted
tnat among other things il had made il possible
TO gain control of the ocean traffic even If many
of the ships America controlled did not carry
the dag of the United States. But hope to
i've to see the time when Old Glory will float
above the merchant marine as in days gone bv."
he added. and when our ships will carry our
trade 70 every part of the globe"
With reference 70 Cuban reciprocity the Con
gresham prophesied that next winter II would
become fact The people OF the country are
with the President" said he. He extolIed the adj
mtnistration in the Philippines. I'VE propose to
give them home rule" he added "but before We
leave them Wen get them to govern themselves
under their own flag or under that of the United
States"
The speaker defined trusts. and closed with a
consideration Of the tariff He declared that the
Republican party would stand by the Dingley
tariff, which had done more for the prosperity
Of the country than any other bill that was ever
passed.
At the close Of the Congressman's speecb NJ
Kenyon read note from number OF ladies'"
who begged that the band play Nearer Nv
God, to Thee" in memory Of President McElin-
ley. When the hymn had been played by the
l-th Regiment Band the presiding officer intro
duced Senator Depew.
When the Senator said that al their conven-
ten the Democrats admitted bankers and Wall
ST. men and threw out the choice OF the naon1a
DeVeTy' there was loud cheering, and when he
added that the only mistake Devery made was
in taking the pump as an emblem. the audience
laughed heartily
Mrs Depew occupied one Of the boxes. and
when the Senator appeared ne made low bow
toward the box in which she sat.
SENATOR DEPEW's ADDRESS.
In his speech Senator Depew told of the prom
ises OF the Democrats contrasted with the
performances OF the Republicans FIe compared
Mr.. Coler with Governor Odeu. "one of the best
business heads in the country" He touched ON
the taxation relief afforded bv the Republican
party then gave a glowing description of the
benefits of Republican legislation and admin
lstration during the Spanish-American War and
afterward. during the occupation of cuba and
the administration in the Philippines. He told
or the disastrous effects of the Wilson tariff and
the attacks by Democrats upon the government.
and OF their constant opposition to the spirit OF
progress shown by the Republican admlnistra-
tion, and paid tribute 90 the army in the
Philippines. His speech in part continued:
The Democratic campaign book makes the great
est issue Of this canvass the question OF the trust
Its method OF dealing with the so-caHed trusts or
combinations. is 70 adopt measures 20 crush them
In proposing 70 dissolve these corporations II
makes no provision for the cataclysm which would
follow. With our marvellous railroads waterways.
fr,tsrd ~, - a. M. Aets are
the corporations might be destroyed. but would
over the world since there has come into IL the
control OF steam and electricity In practical re-
suits. while there has been from time TO time a
vance in the utilization Of secriSv a. sEg sts5y aa a.
communication and Of speed has given greater
wages. expandilg markets al greater purchasing
power increased production. bur with il equal
demand and so prevented parayzirg congestion.
ali EuTone DE- Bell saws t5st t5s Ica SHPerss ~ ~
American manufacturers. the phenomenal growth
our products and our ability 20 compete on equal
terms everywhere have been brought about BY the
an EnsIishman and free trader.
TARIFF MUST BE ADJUSTED BY FRIENDS.
Up to this date. all the legislation and hostile
action against combinations have been taken on
the initiative OF Republcan statesmen. The only
remedy which Democratic thought gives for the
evils which come from these great cOmbina tons Is
to repeal the protective tartf. which has created
industries has developed our resources. has
given employment 70 our labor and generously ad-
vanCed the Of The tariff
perfect: from time time ~ must he adjusted TO
meet the conditions IN special lines of trade but
that wOrk he done. rot by its eremies but by
it's friends. our country cannot go on increasing
its production beyond the limit Of Tire home market
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