New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

INA, co,rsseship with your gallant opponents
who In fighting fof what they OTIS lars in
heir courses We are all loyal Americans, f
North sooteii a--or and welfare proud of the ma
fion'e past and resolute that her future sha S'S"
even esises what yor actually did besides the re
united country the pndiSlo11 W have received also
the lesson of the doing Of the deed =. n+ IN de-
gree at least kind the spirit that you smsep d.S
We We need IN GTdsT 7oe54s of oar ind1sta cao
ali the courage and loyalty and all the iaith anu
o,,- rnSamand Above ali We need 10 learn Alright
and 20 apply the great lesson q fnIr rim wears
that began with Sumter and ended with Appo-
mattoN
THE ARMY IN THE PHILIPPINES
We have just brought 70 conclusion %sg sagual ii
the Far East-a which sprang up as !. seSiJi tih
short struggle with spain i1. ne islands
20 hsd a task wnich was small, indeed. coInIareQ
with yours. but which nevertheless %aS t sn
The men who after three years OF paint9i, ,ia1 naa
sng incredibly a6@T9Ts snd savage va foe have
finally brought peace and order ana clNli
sssers elo m Tn Theg elaim their share glory by
inheritance and by their xaioT sne et 10 tbat rory
They have been cruelty maliened' even oF some
"o n an snOaq aTny in the best army and especially in
army doing its work under spcn tgon[sd our
sroops in the Philippines there are bound TO oe m
81 rssaiiate for the fearful cr7iees of savage foe
IS very great, and now and Ihen IA II t,,i1. ,I few
yielded TO There have been few ana on ohs snisi'
such Instances in the Philippines ana pEiii p,,tice
10 the Offenders. But the real maIvei & ns n @ WtIe
such conditions there should have oeelI 80 t,r I,r
sss az ne rfoper proportion Of things these in
stances win be forgotten b5 6neTe ro %I ~ our his
forv because Of what has been done for the natpn p
asrns rrs and in battle showed themselves not u-
worthy of you. the men of the gre;t war; Ts 3s
are proud and by their labor they nave o[Sug re sh
We feei ea' that We have right TO demand the
Sbllinines @ because of what has done and We
rbo = with faithful toll ard wisdom, are building a
structure of orderly liberty on the ground mage a6
troops wearing the American uniform
Walter Kittridge. author Of "Tentins on the
Old Camp Ground" one Of the guests al
luncheon. and had an illustrated volume OF MS
song which he intended to give TO the Presi-
dent.
The President Their returned TO Concord. Where
he Was driven Immediately 10 the FAIR 0rouiiuS
4 GREAT CROWD AT CONCORD
II is estimated that thirty thousand people
came TO see the President at the stare Z an
now being held at Concord Farmers from uIs
rant narts of the State stood in the heat OF me
sun TO hear the President speak, and cheefea
him repeatedly. He said in part;
4 4s great pleasure TO me 10 pS ~
fore you AFTERNOON and 70 than1 ySg fate hG who 10
thank the others I'm your beauliu, 3ba ArsyoT
nointed out You OF New Hampshire have MAGE n
our State-you and your tb mere life of ease
because you shrunk from eIIoE1 IrI t 80 t i
IN IN, tt1 ReTy hTS we Il WORTH while doing and
,hsn Tlev when YOU have got time TO play. and II II
YOU are worth anything enjoy tnat zoe; tio Tbe
times in this nation % snS inafead Of nchine
II did that heTolc NofA IN
part because at the hour OF need i,s IL SmoT NAT
1rest and generous nation must show and VIII soM
in the crisis Of its history ana also I S III once
used in generation it had those oonnoIlprafS mr. p i G
Here this state the foTe6athers rsg0 Of g0uT wBBeqo Bs1
anl. the strongest and the bravest could nav
suss 6 sssT out Ss Sf 6n5f 9 ef e S6nd
Wrested this country from the wiideTnesS, ,,t e.o 80
Ws sn upSn 1as the foundafios aid deep FORE
fathers-how have you done 1t! Aoo nave NOAe -
ef other reg Tesi9n5 3s tSeTe S
.rI;r1a.ie advantages advantages or sou quite a.
so e6 BECAUSE gst sR we5f d NOT haze @ the men
L is IN the long run 5os ee man aT have MR9 sot to
have the best weapons yet they are useieSs II II 'e m
men behind them d1n me hest legislation the
greatest natural advantages TyiH arai notning m & *
s9vshiase s9T hsHs n0f Of thsnI. the 1is"' = ~
sonsfhins can be done-often good deal can be
legislative bodies and often good deni can sntIs pe
done by wise administrator. Aooxe az ,S ~
-oirss-rstion can completely nulfv all efforts for
rood upon the part of the private citizen 1t Is not
an easy matter TO get a law which shall 90 .1o Us
which shall do US great harm
THE QUALITIES NEEDED
We need them. wise laws need honest ana
upright and fearless administration OF tne % sI
fu. no legislation and administrator Tilt tasie
the place of the qualities that go 10 make up lnoi-
.fdual initiative individual energy. lndVidual re
eouroefulness and skill About al We naxe fisd t
cards not stacked. and II II sees 10 ira
then we will abioe by the ceal- Now that Is the
by the enormous increase III oUr Industrial pros
.,sritv by the growing compIexty of our industrial
system. The group Of problems is very large, as
that which, for instance. We think OF when we
speak of the trust question -,
We use the word trust rather loosely to inoi-
cate sometimes large corporations IN Whlcn 1here
IS an element of monopoly, sometimes all large
corporations especially If trey DO interstate bns
ness. II is not necessary 20 say 10 an audience IN
snis State. where you have great industrial cen
tres. the building ~ Of which has added 10 the
wealth tine whole Stats. that the farmer is Dene
fitted by the success Of the manufacturing centre.
5ust as the manufacturing centre must IN the last
resort iepend upon the welfare OF fhe country Tor
Now II would he perfectly possible at any time
20 make il unpleasant Tor me trussts-perleec;uy
rrorley. They did not make any money IN lS93-and
neither did any one else Lei us face the TACT tnat
LET rs set ourselves. hut temperateiv and With
;tv 10 strive find out what the evils are and TO
.svsnse a SPECIFIC by which ali the evils Of the
hocy politic will be made disappear. distrust
him for II honest he knows not what he says.
There is not any more possiDlity OF remedy dyinE
Of the ills. social economic, political. of the
body polite by some patent device now than there
such possibility in l!le or In 1851 Victory then
the men who showed the good. ordinary.
sturdy qualities. The who
sn the Revolution and made this country take its
place the nations of the earth did IL because