New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10

the capacity for political suicide which has again
That party had lighting Chance had It come at out
; !. FOR honest money. Instead of that
OF our circulating medium and the destruction Of
attempt Of the Democratic party TO force debased
currency upon this country
they have not repudiated Bryanism and are stiii
S5di g zor the support Of the silver vote OF the
me god vote OF the critical Eastern states-New-
t0IA, connecticut, Ohio and others-withoUt which
Il is absolutely impossible for them to elect Presi
! ne democratic party has thrown away its one
sate anchor and gone foundering in sea Of rhet-
Saes5 - eGoers are bryan. the ADVOCATE OF de-
his party 10 maintain silence upon the currency
gold standard; David B HILL the man who stood
sttsa Dr. LOT Judge Maynard and the attempt 70
sharp Williams, Of Mississippi the advocate Of
ment by all the people for all the people the Rep
rcsentatye Of State which has disfranchised the
which would cast but few electoral votes for the
all men in those States exercised the right of SUI
rage now withheld from them by tie Democratic
III t -t those who believe that the Democrats party
-emenber the results NJ the Nils b u and nd The VII
son bill how our business shrvelIed under the threat
from Texas and the Representative from West
virginia ATTEMPTED 70 foist on US. -. =,
lowed 1898 the deadly evils wrought on business
nereSy OF Tree silver It would be an act OF lclocy
Tor The American people 10 exchange their present
dread WHICH wo,5 resit from an o(ertTT Of that
policy which would follow the success Of the Demo-
cratic party on its reactionary platform;
Only class is dissatisfed-that class which
has been engaged IN recent in the speculative
promotion Of undigested securities, the wrongful
exploitation of industries and the sale of worth
less paper certificates. Mr.. Roosevelt has incurred
the enmity Of this class and Of the promoters Of
trusts, because he has aligned the Republican
party in OPPOSITION 10 those methods, for the protec
lion of the people great deal has been said
about Wall Street not supporting Mr.. Roosevelt
Doubtless the feelings Of the trust promoters are
friendly, but self-prOtection IS the first law OF
The directors of corporations viii not for
get 1893 and the succeeding years They do not
wish TO go back TO such conditions They do not
wish 10 face Organism. They and will. there
fore. support Roosevelt. The Republican party is
standing pat splendid record. The Demo-
cratic party still stands for its record of debase
ment and demagogery- Il stands for con-
strUctive policy but. the contrary. for policy
OF reaction and destruction which will overturn
industries and check our national progress.
There be but one resuIt-the continuance OF the
Republican party n POWER and the election OF its
candidate.
n Democrat. but not the kind OF a Democrat
who VIII stay by party which is afraid 10 stand
for honest money. ana which Will par the back
the men who would destroy the roots OF Industry
and national prosperity. I always voted the Demo-
cratic ticket until the election Of President Nc
Kialey. I still a Democrat but shall do all
70 promote the election Of President Roosevelt