The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-14
DEPEW ON ELECTION LESSONS.
Saws C0tL STRIkE AND CLEIE E.
LAND CHANGED RESULTS.
tic, Glands Letter Worth $4,000 Votes 10
Tamman, strike Upset Normal
Wcsulis-Tbc Great combinations Of
tapttal-Nccd OF Currency Reform.

SpRrNcF FLp. Mass, Nov. Ex-senator
thaunccy u. Dtp"w was the guest and chef
,r,akcr at the banquet Of the Board of
Trade which was held tonight al Cooley's
hotel. There We're 800 representative busi-
ncss men ", sent. Congressman i. ii.
I.Iictt spok" briefly previous 20 senator
Dcprw. The Senator laid.
We i've now in an age Of organization
liity year. uro an athletic association in our
,oil"gc- was unknown. Now the kinder
rarten ha- its ba-rh,l nine Gud football
,ley,n and ~ crew. Ih'n the labor orgun-
ilHtion wa uukroNn: now Tsi"'l' COM
buGtiOn- of capital on th" one nj" hrc NET
With equally N."tnu. hhu ln"'I'm "rErn-
SENTATIVE" Of the reopl" no longer hn~ To eek
ndvice. IL CONF 70 lin vou fhrily IN every
mail. in the form Of r"-o .ution. passed Ivy
every -p,cics Of 81 gauila'ion. But know
Of non, woo-r conclusions ~" NOR" valuable
thln tlo-o Of the chambers of commerce
our prr-,.iIt political situation i oh~cured
10y Two happenings h" coal S'ilh". me-
iiuucd contest between taptal ,hun amor
attracted IN" attention ol ~" whole World,
although III" ,ont",t Wa Wholly Mhm lt th
reached that period oi lndi'nl and la-Sion-
less Intelligence when v" rtu refrain rom
charsinr administrations with r'-pohshllity
for mi GU H., financial. p--tilcntHl and in
du~t'il suddenly IN" air Was cIatii'd. ""
situation rcv'l-'d M" peril removed 10y Ia"
act ion OF President ROo-"yct II VA, an
exercise of the Presidential Junction whl@h
has evoked no md Of hostile criticism on n"
one hand and IiGa',r I%,Ii,LLME t Han s NV
mas Of the people ON we o','I .Hhl . niIs
Presidential act N our time. " l. therefore
imros,ihl 10 'nde' now many Np'rT tba,
policy a. distinguished IRON tho-" whlch
weg' meant for an emphatic indorN"ih'h'
OF President Roosevelt A. d., ,i,,,o l.,
-iy ycar- 'ha only oycrw h"lminGlE eminent
national motor 10 IA" l'"mo'r''lr l9F!y.
the Only President tr} ,aNr "N '",i lo'
over forty YEAR. "mtrs.a IT." wv, ' t,,d,r
sll de- Of Princeton amt ~ l. iu",n'h' ulW'I
the caves OF ~" ta!Vuillr tmo osy OF M
minister father. % -V'rk Tor h- parry hii
throw hi great influence iu the ~'ab. NAlu
"a Tammrry leader WHO knows tho -'ilWshr
OF N"w York CITY h't'r iugn alN mel per
AMI -ra..h rev' to n in N" old oty Of. NV
York ,orn y",, ir"G men Mt ros,g,,imai
fror, ,u'.rl - .r. h,rgu.' They vrre uiTaid
Of tr. n.a 'oe'r,nc- of our garty ,--.
W. cau neither eliminate these two factors,
nor can W. estimate the extent OF the per
-oual'y whtN d,cld.d the recent result
IL .r.iorp the President. the senator m
tin con ,rcs-man must como back again to
ygl and ~ ~ oth,r ORGANIZATIONS for hgh'
W. All want the present PROSPERITY 20 con-
tlru. We an i.yrcpatr any action hv Con
g-es, wiic. vii cnrck our progress by di'-
tlrhirs our financial or indu-ttu! conditions
T.1r .,,,''.,,, 'I,,.I,. 49, i.r 1911, utv.' Ia"
NV, pow,r, IN" most marvellous Internal
i.trr. hing = the highest development OF
4
and IN" greatest comfort and happiness ~ org
IN, p,oplr, wiki IN" widest distribution OF
wealth OF am couuirN. that eyer cNs ed,
because Of this system W" are Qut" Will
ing to admit, however, that the '!n" has
arrived when friends Of protection should
r,atiust the schedule" TO existing conditions
in q way which they only can, 30 as TO neither
check nor alarm our manufacturing interests,
10 disturb our markets nor to threaten our
.hor
This should first 10 done along the lines
ri reciprocity The first suggestion OF reel
procty years ago was premature ana neither
our own country nor those with Wholn we
shought 20 establish il had been educated TO
its possibilities and benefits. NO" NE urn
proposition is too tran-l aren't 10 Dc longer
delayed and Wust n" acted u'"n az one
Canada is TOO larc" customer OF ours
We buy too little OF her 10 let present con-
ditlnns remain. -.
We must stimuli our ComlnrrtIhl L'lh-
tons with the ) 1uth ana ''ntth Nlrt.'nn
f"pubhgs aud WITH Mexico. w" 'htliot :"
too lar IN hurry. We ~" lIu>t - "tH,,'
what viii be the elects OF the PR ctlCh! Worhii
ing of these policies. ~ Ia - tIl' 'usS'9'ru
relations WIN European t'NrthIu'hl1 .rc
CONCERNED the proposed treaties were ,3o
radical. they alnrin'd our inuaaIt"S "
might stand 10 per cont teuu''oh' LOT III
stamc'; as an eNpriimrn, ,o,,,ao, ,ho.o
We hay" 10 dln'r'ttltte op,WF'n mo-