New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
FIREWORKS, HILL, DEVERY
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He was in good voice and received rather better
attention than his predecessors. He said in part:

He was IN good voice and received rather better
attention than his predecessors. He said in part:
Renuhucan triumph means Endorsement Of our
treatment OF Cuba, the condition OF whose people
With Snstn are gone forever. Her condition is one
Of financial and industrial ruin Sh9 Is me vlcSus @
failed TO keep faith with the unfortunate people
The often promised reciprocity has never ma
terfaIizsd The euormites of the present tari1
laws now demand attention The real meaning or
protection is now well understood Under the
high tarir-vrtua..y pGohi6tory ty IN IN many In
have suddenly been acquired. The American peo-
hibitorv tarir protecting a class-protecting the
favored few-means the robbery of the many.
In my Judgment the tariff is the supreme issue
in this campaign OtheT questions may ne Dut ht ~
this is ever with us II has TO do with providing
ment When perverted from its original purpose.
as under the present law, II becomes an engine OF
people. Tariff reform is imperative; This, can
come only through the instrumentahy OF tnii tn9
Democratic party. No prophet is needed 70 zen
that there will be no readjustment or revision by
the party now in power.
After Mr.. Coler came Senator Carmack. Of
Tennessee whose hoarseness prevented him
from speaking at length. Governor Budd Of
California has voice that will reach almost
across the aIkaH desert, and there lot Of
alkali in his remarks, before stated. 1t was
said in defence of his remarks that he had been
al Tammany Hall in the afternoon.
John D. Mcmahon, of Rome touched on the
grocery store" issue patented by Hill, who
has literally disposed of county rights in his
invention.
Charles y Bulger spoke briefly. did also
Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco. Then came ex-
Senator Hin. the towering it of the cam
paign Mr.. Hill. after turning his glowing gray
eyes on the gold brick purchasing contingent
from Devery's district said in part:
PART OF HILLS SPEECH.
A victory Of the Democratic party, at the coming
oi,s rIbli, burdens and exactons 1t will
triumph Of revenue reform and the securemenL 90 90
OF life free from tariff duties. The people I'M
mediately want free coal aRd Iree oe. Ranubcans
IIi II"liiz assion9a &bsoIuteiy nothing for the i'm
Tl@ld si1ta Teief Of the masses The President has
heretofore tously ProfaimFd % 9Ifse nh hun
he has not uttered one single expression IN IavoI
Of justice To the oNerourdened coISuInt.s 81 , %
alton He dare not announce himself in favor ot
free coal and rgs beet s ,ii R4iT orca Is 10 sba
don them 10y auaroUsed public sentiment IT,,
& ur5 rii,f Ira- owing 10 a consequent strtn-
ge1% gea m ne money market The government has
none, than it needs to expend to ulee:- its ex-
pensos II Is estimated that the withdrawal of one
dollar from circulation and h9ardns me ne sane sane IN IN
The the '@mpes C6I3T lirnes t." a mnf6
Not only has the 9dell adinRlStra@L @ L%h bi,a1 i1de
of the state for political and private business pur-
has siraed a serious blow At savings banks de-
positors by imposing tax ot per CTnt C1nt upDA @
wbether called surplus" otherwise. belongs 70
tie depostors- is their money from " mon inter-
tbsse savings institutions for the poor inevitably
rei5Iees tL, rat. ~ interest which they can pay
Pubic attention has lately been drawn TO the sub
feet of cemW-rC. alism in rotto5 me reCeht hI@-