New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

Canadian reciprocity Just foqgh In p6WeT SaWe put
W Natter of tariff reciprocity before ine pSOPo
another dsusiys hG Spo9r T has been brought
to light and such inyestgaton aS t1ent needs
Hrobng by no friendly hands with hxed Pqr
pose to ind expose ana of duty by superior o
LII ave rnarent wherever there has been Ivestlgl
on Th i5sk Is Of fonhdsnce in judgment and
level headed conservatism OF ne of schemes of
spectacular effect to attract attention the b
III ~ The 10 cS ST or requiring easlys
methods. have tired the people, The 55eopie as
well as the aboring Glasses who depend Tor 'n d
wages business being STEADY an ~ sdmInistTa-
Hon Tbey wish relief to come by Installing IN power
t6s Par g any ar e Class or section Of country
WANT no OBSOLETE ISSUE
7-,a Democracy Of Nsw-York desires to enter
,ron this Campaign with no narrow sectional or
obsolete issues but upon the ever ivihe anu uol
and future interests Of the people and upon Th HS
enfiy Me- wish those issues to be such appeal
TO The th riotism Of conservative as well as raul-
T Tacv Of NeWYor desires to act in accord with
the rest Of the Democracy or rne NO Slated IDEAS
TO frame as ''New-Ycrk idea" and no single war
I've stSnd FOR a Strict construction Of the CON
stitutior This il the safety OF Republican
tons. L6ose construction leads us INTO
able difficulties and consequent absurdlues oL
policy. We believe ir tho sepaTatlon or edcn u
judicial We hold that the distinct line OF DC,
our government Is not 10 be rashly oblitefsted y
tic Jealous preseryaon Of the prudent mits t ss
surance Of constitutional liberty Il is the guarah
tee against usurpatohs Of power. .
we declare that the Democratic party stands IN
favor OF state rights We 30 not oelFe IN CeCI...
izng further powers in the national government
We believe that there is no place Iof our PgIIa
negt territorial P9s Sc, 1SsrS const i Ne be-
licve that government has no right to MAINTAIN
1ra ~ the EXPENSE Of another portion without
necessity tariff for revenue is }ust act f OF
profit, tor P58 e Net are the evidences
throughout our business world that many clauses
- orr tarfF Law designed to operate In this
I-iiiran partv They are friends Of these abuses,
extortions and Determinations
TARIFF THE MOTHER OF ALL TRUSTS"
Tho issue is plain. revision OF these plumber.
ing clauses viii disturb no business interest but
Will rather cQcOurage and strengthen all legitimate
WSdm tbe coal faTins laid it's Icy finger on the
faces Of the people i was seen that the nj
nad De@n s3g ots md Ia bemGrrstIc advScacy that
, aroused q favorable public sentiment which com
PEELED Republican President and CONGRESS re,
Democratic policy OF free anthracite coal at time
when the Industries Of the country and the com
fort and safety of the people we're endangeIed. .
II has been truly said aud to-day 1t - as true as
and here the Democratc position is.so simple that
every man comprehend II. We hold that our
products Of our own Industries eheapiy az those
% can r be IS bc oar l own y people pay
more than foreigners for these very same products
Is unjust iniqitous and not longer to be tolerated
Democracy is the friend Of labor. 1t is not the
sometimes assumed for selfish purposes but II is
the advocate OF policy OF taxation which
would leave labor free 10 reap inc tuu Ie"Id ot US
! efforts. and would not Cypress II with eXactons
! fact that as party we drove the Mckinley ad
mniStration to the for the relief Of the Cuban
( ohio. f.rr flsT a1-r l.a ~
| pressed throughout the world At our very doors
! The Democracy gave commissions 10 the brave and
| true of the Republic tn march across the
rescue civil liberty The shotted guns Of the Re
public sought the echoes Of Manila Bay because the
gress the demand of humanity to be denied
WIRING FROM THE REPUBLICANS.
The carly establishment of independent govern
ment in Cuba and the reduced tariffs wrung
from the Republican administration by Democratic
insistence. and the day advances when the nation
will yield TO the Philippines that sovereignty which
was taken from Spain.
The colonial doctrines of the Republican party
threaten us with evils hundredfold greater than
| we sought TO remedy by the war with SPAIN We
desire no wars. no permanent colonies at the ends
of the earth, and alien and subject peoples to
| coeTce INTO peace and 10 civiize with arms
The Democracy will ever pledge itself to enforce
! by the preccpts and pra ctices OF Washington as
President when Jefferson was his Secretary OF
State and his guide and adviser in matters OF for
eigu relation. The distinctly and broadly American
btpcY OF Gmdy Citations Of al nations nat aa
| ideal of foreign relations. This means aban-
| but the maintenance with courage Of the open
door" for the worlds commerce I'm the Orient. and
| of the Monroe Doctrine continent.
We believe. with jefferson and Adams and Henry.
| that no government has a right to maintain one
set OF laws Tor those at home and another set OF
! laws for those lin the colonies. We ought to an
nounce that We believe that wherever there exists
a people not capable of being assimilated by our
own people and not capable of being governed safe
ought 10 be told at that their territory is not
| ultimately to constitute part of the American
domain. The white has right TO superim-
pose hnset or ms civilization upon the brown man
| In the brown mans country. He will have enough
white mans civilization In all parts Of the white
mans country. That the FillpinoS work out a
civilization of their own. the Japanese more racial
~ akin 10 them than other nation OF the globe.
| have demonstrated History demonstrates that tho
| is far better for them and for mankind generally
than any foreign veneering that can be pastered on
| them.
NOT LOOKING FOR ONE ADVENTUROUS.
We do not doubt the wisdom of our national con-
terests OF the nation shall receive its attention
We recognize the patent fact that the eyes OF the
whole country turned TO the W-HOrk Denloc-
Tacy here assembled. Your action is awaited WIN
What will do? Our large electoral Vote
commercial interests. our great laboring popu-
| aton in factories and upon the farms our stake
in the maintenance of the government in it's purity.
our contribution TO the illustrious names IN DeIn3
cratic history warrant the respectful Difference Win
which equals in Democratic councils wait the
voice of New York
| the candidate OF the Democracy has been selected
| from New-York. and three times was approved by
| the suffrage Of the people of the country we
III .aboIdsrs HOSES and tariff benefcia ries-
| have selected as their candidate. He is n citizen
Of New-Yori. But the people at large are not
GUS spectacular or adventurous They are look
ing for a safe. conservative. level headed, well
OF such a will make this convention dis
tngulshed in the annals Of the state; .,.,,.- ..
our choice. AS read the sentiment OF this con-