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

charges of Massachusetts,
lean platform the hydra head Of yet worse form
Of special legislation viz. by direct subsidy tax
bodily TO special class, in this case the class of
shpbuilders and ship owners
THE SHIP SUBSIDY PLANK.
1t Will be noted also that the Republican party
was not quite brave enough to say out LOUD
what it wanted and intended to do. This ship SUP
this time in Ge9do that the English merehnt
paid by the Rns5h P0n to- Of p
nafe ships is paid for carving the mails ana rs rs
permitted to bid 1t would he far more justihablee
TO pass law 70 give every sailor and man man and and
dollar day an increase Of 90 per cent 60. CHINESE
exclusion theR have cast good Vote wise one
but undoubtedly unrepubican one. We pledge
our citizens abroad" says the Republican platform.
ali our Pafe ut is q%Iy 10 be gshs Of
travel and sojoTrn IN friendly countries; True o
ffellowcizens of Russian birth and Jewish extrac-
ton who cannot procure FROM the state Depart
% 2es that he viii not be
considering its source with singular astonshment
=, The Republican platform. to sum 1t all up obeys
might very well have Been left alone That is the
plank in which this language is used: we favor
such Congressional action shall determine wheth-
in any State has Zen Notwithstanding limited"
The e real object Republican party in 50 far
phraseology in which it is clothed, is to reduce
Massachusetts Connecticut and other states wher-
ever in the South negroes DISTINGUISHED. not as
qualification. because OF any other right reason,
Of negro in Mississippi for ignorance is a horrible
thing; ACKNOWLEDGMENT of a white man for igno1
New England higher education"
ston to reduce Southern representation on the
ground Of the di..sfranchtsement or pretended un-
proposition 10 repeal the XVth Amendment,
is he tO I'd Of
southern resonstruetion., i is The beginning
taee. to retain as Republican, asset the solid
negro vote in Indiana. Illinois. New-Jersey and Tx.
SOME THINGS ABOUT OURSELVES"
But enough about the other party, things
about ourselves. one thing the country rely
upon: the Democracy will nominate for President
man trained in the ways OF the Constitution, who
VIII VIII mot mot usurp egisatye or judicial functions
even with the weakest nation, no matter how
{emDtng the profit TO be reaped by It; who will not
do or say next. 1t VII! nominate him upon plat
[Grm gnGTnE dead issues and dealing with every
bic; favoring economy Of administration. enforce
husinesslike revision and reduction Of the tariff by
the friends OF the masses and of the common veal
and not by tariff benehciaries and their representa-
1t viii not faIter when IT comes to declaring FOR
articles TO the point whore foreign competition may
footed for amicable rather than retaliatory trade
relations with the other portions of the world. and
It Will announce In no unnilstakable way that we
internal afFairs of nibnr w I'm I n
nounce Enthusiastically to the world and the
and nav 81 tba J3n,Cd So +ag On, % a. ~ y
the collection Of their debts from the governments
or peoples Of South and Central America.
Democratic administration once in power will
put an end as far as IT can be done and quickly
% 70 M @niSg lihl4u'ons parinetsniP
r. yareS sta, me iii anu
enues Of the general government 10 sum adeaiIate
10 the needs OF economical and constitutional adj
inlulStrauon Plus SAFE working margin for con
HuEthyIrs |hlCh cannot De lores'cn, II VIII speak
U.' 'dhtpl; az llSt lht KEEP ibhcah pohcy or
scbo,iI,,i.s ap,o,,t ~ -, ~, ~ - I,.e
f,srl9v 81 stranetb r. vii briT,, SI0u, Tho W
building Of a merchant marine.
However shomefu!iy the Panama republic was
n"rti ana AowsVer Sharneluiiy our fonEeciio with
nv Tho =, bar ci,iii,.t ,tfn ~. ~ ua ".u
existing tiorei G,It an tia,cr io+, -
eminent the surface ~ the earth; in other
words IT. TOO. is accomplished fact
Above All, md In conclusion, a good Democratic
acmlnstratloh VII ponder ana pracuG" tho simple
Is the political Sermon ON the Mount" fnr Rer,lb-
party to assure success 1t is in the power OF the
hufhoiest 10 deserve H.
AS Mr. Williams finished, after speaking for
one hour and forty minutes, the band struck
up a medley Of patriotic airs. the stirring strains
OF ''Dixie.' calling forth wild cheers
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INC "'''N'''' az ''N'''N ~ ''7'' '''e eAPo-
sltoh' SAID Mr.. Williams and the clerk will
read the invitation"
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- i'i't ~ it-'''-''i MA i''N'
The last few words lost i'm cries OF
'Frvan'" .'Bryant' thar car7e swift and tbicl,
r 80 - :.
from uliiereht parts OF the nan Cheers mingled
with the calls. and It was fully a minute before
the voice OF the clerk was able TO rise above
the tuinuIt Mr.. Bryan remained quietly in his
scar curing the demonstration made by his
AIehuS' anu gave no outward sign OF MS eecos
milton or the applause that had greeted his