New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

upon his pillow to-2ight have his dreams and his
sumner Gis bis Oy h 1e of notoriety. do
something startling tomorrow. put TEA go neonIe
The people desire reposs repose from dTG 15
mode uncertain unbalanced ovq upon US
They can get it from Democracy, ana the stars
above u.s. in ali the planets that circle over US can
be read no sign Of hope Tor thlS cou nTth but in
the Democratic party-sIdherence to ana eNAO4Oe-
I hail with exceeding delight the great victory
which you men in this city won AGAINST mi Son
made glory WITH YOU in asnhcept v 159
DO it fer the sake Of us a-fn the victory that you
here you great victory Tor LIE! Le H+bnsa
hearts We're flied with despair. You brightsned
the SKIES where CLOUDS sos b ma MARTIAL I spirit OF
martial party. You summoned every mn ~ battia
in him the principles OF Democracy 70 t IN the Old
You awakened in his heart tae S een9 sr o to Strike
good of the party You ought-you men Oh , IgW
the lead OF your leader Murphy strengIhdgib te
hands Of Of your yogng Mayor 3bs9nte Success
the success which accompSheS the InP gII1tin
would change human nature. but that set us R
American democratic success |1 best government
which That %bsn tbe fe Tor the great
contest comes next November. that 70 Se#-
York shall BE- given the h4P9f al around New
York viii rally. and that following in your Loot
where You strike and winning where you win, the
national Democracy will plant the oId peoS f
flag upon the heights OF victory. and that LOT
long series OF years this great government snaI
be committed again as for so I t5 y9minIstratiC5
Of those who understand it. those VINO revere IT,
tuition given us by the fathers. those who revere
the principles OF the DECLARATION OF P,hI.
Iawmaker and the executor OF the law. the same as
he riabts 81 the mishtiest-those who believe in
equal rights for all and special privileges 10 none
SPEECH OF vIRGINIA's GOVERNOR.
Governor Montague OF Virginia, the next
speaker, said in part:
The South should not be viewed as GisS.G,IE E
portion Of the Union She may bat Of the RepGb-
lie II heretofore trammelied 6y local Trq'a ans
E %meh or nSary So In the progress Of her
procrustean bed has been 6T9kf of Conviction and
expression conscious OF her fun iIri 70
OF her resources and patriotism to It's common
this period in our part, affairs the South comes
forward as the champion Of no candidate. oli u
Of eoo ge lsadersp for the Of
such principles and measures as Inay Ioisy
rehablitate our, party and give to a people gov
eminent a peoples rule. -, ,,. ~.
To be more concrete venture the opinion Jhas
policy of negation or the slow moving tides OF
Se ays GPPbiG OF Of man" Bat she should
frmatively stand forth in behalf OF the estoIs9ed
should not only ask but demand hat issues Which
are dead should not be disturbed for our undolng.
She should take the initiative in the recrudes
cence OF our party upon the principles which here
peoples service And the South should do this not
as section. but as an intesrlI part OF our mon
with an affectionate interest in It's welfare growth
WITH & no~ re as %B @ which
the seas and beyond the seas II is Of supreme mo-
made this republic. rather than those which have
f6Tth and tFe applied AS eeTsdn gave IDENTIFY 10
the sh6p f5c2e e PrSeev this dentitv in the T 81
our strength We need not now the cry OF war
small voice of the oIden creed.
Nor does the South direct The consde,TatsoG Of
that he be a pure minded patriot. clean public
but not picturesque sober in Judgment but not
fanatical in faith. With such candidate support
safe Peo2le We may see coming TO every tTesils
OF right and OF duty. the Republics best gifts
MR.. TOWNE THE LAST SPEAKER
Ex- Senator Charles A Towne. now an
adopted son of Tammany Hall. ended the speak
ing with characteristics effort lie said IN part:
am convinced to the bottom OF my heart that
We are face to face In the history OF the United
the citizenship OF this country has ever confronted
The dTtinguShed gentleman the peerless orator
duced these exercises tonight. web observed that
conviction and persuade IL 10 any revolutionary
course otherwise than by an appeal TO the moral
OF the citizenship OF the country, Ny friends, I
Dernocratic party with success and to make that
appeal is this that its principles moral pria-
cigles.
Searching for an issue. A party possessing the
principles of the Democratic party always las an
has perpetrated constitutes at the time de-
parture from the teEets OF Democratic faith. and
the only thing that Is necessary for the rescue OF
the country is Tor the people TO return the con-
troll OF the government over TO those early prnci
pies propoUnded by Thomas jefferson and ever
Tn pr!asIIn of,iEa ' me- I n4hta @
has constituted real evolution in the Government
or the United States under the constitution IS
chargelble &c the credit o. ths Democrats party.
Let me add 10 that thought this conception my
friends; those who are familiar with what Is called
there the long history OF human progress from
the earliest germ Of life Up 10 completed society.
there are what IS known as retrOgressiOus. refec-
tons OF type. Because condition follows
other 1t IS by no means result tina. II IS i'm
Particularly is this true where certain result
due 10 the nach1nations and devices Of men, be-
ing the welfare of the country ana measures which
Intimately affect II. sometimes they are also due
where thing has been produced by human agency
~ Is always necessary TO inquire whether that
was competent or incompetent whether it was
An indictment can be drawn against the Repub-
lican party, although Burke said one could not be
drawn against uation-in one sentenceNnameIy.
II has In particular OF it's policy Illustrated
departure from the primary conceptions upon
which this government based and upon its
allegiance TO orderly government The Denocratfo
party is founded.
ARRANGEMENT OF GUESTS
Aside from the city and State flags behind the
speakers table. the Stars and Stripas on the
opposite end and the usual flowers on the
separate dinner tables there were no decora-
lions. The honored guests sat al the usual raised
table at the north end OF the room the Nayor
as the guest OF honor. at the right hand OF
Mr. Cochran. the chairman of the evening
Richard Olney at Mr. Cockran.s left
The other specially invited g,,asts Included