New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
The audience, not realizing

rot collectively" The audience, not realizing
that IT had been chastened. laughed.
sigmund zelsler. of Chicago. the next speaker
aroused considerable enthusiasm After attack
ing President Roosevelt he said;
Our man is he who never turned ringer 10 se-
tyrn for pYeffered aid who is pledged to accredit
the aespffedd voters through
out the length and oreaatn OF 6ne p laho nope anu
pray for the election OF Alton H. ParKer'
Richard T Crane. who. Mr.. Kirchwey said
was "a bloated beneficiary of the tariff an
nounced himself as an iron master. and said he
believed the protection of the tariff was marin
instead of a benefit but no one cared.
Or Felix Adler was impressing on the audi
cree the Importance. of breaking the trust con-
troll of one party by a strong opposition, and ex-
planning the advantage honest independents had
in such a situation, when Judge Parker ar
rived
Instantly the audience on its feet. flags
and hats waving, women bursting gloves in the
frenzy of their applause. The band thumpeo
out Hail to the Chief" The applause wavered'
and THE Star Spangled Banner" set it gong
again Judge Parker shook hands with rev
of the men on the platform, stood facing the
audience very straight. and then sat down,
while the applause went on. The band shifted
TO Hail. Columbia" then tried "A Hot Time
with his gavel and the applause, its motive
power worn out, ran down gently Judge Par
Der began TO speak. In addition 10 extracts
given at the beginning of this article. he said
We have grown tired OF seeing individuals made
rich by legislation. and we fear the results Wlcn
Citizens with the idea that wealth is be acquired
through governmental favoritism ,...u.s,ad Cor
Unfortunately, there are many interested LOT
selfish motives in distorting the point or view IN IN
tariff taxation is necessary TOT IneiI
selfish purposes. But great sums when acquired
reasons for the making of great expenditures must
IN their turn be supplied if tie people are 10 pe
great expenditures call for the raising Of stu
se nd 5hGs o Excuse arded those
who find their profit in debauching thH pSoPer
monopolies fostered by the tariff has brought its
twin sister, domestic monopolies' to feed upon '"e
new department of the government vas Greatsd
ment Ras intTasted nquistora the
great corporations. Its head the secretary tar ,o 81
honest business interests should suffer, lest un-
tage, It provided that the results OF the de-
partment's Investigations into the afairs or any
be placed in the FRS, in5anss at the dis
are they to be made public and become the com
mon knowledge of the people -.
traordnary faith of people IN its elected Chief
Execgve And how has this mir 5s OF t RE
new department, the first Secretary of the De
private secretary of the President WHAT the de-
partment's researches were we know not. OF the
results attained by such resources We not in
formed
When. however, the present campaign opened. the
Secretary of Commerce resigned mis- office, and at
the request and the personal representative of
the President became the chairman Of the Repub-
ncan National Committee. TO bring about, If II
might be the election of his patron TO the Presi
dency. And lest any should err, It was at the time
OF his resignation authoritatively announced that
at the termination of the campaign he would be
summoned again the Cabinet. to fill another
Cabinet office
leave ii to YOU to whether not in your
estimation the vicious circle is complete.
Aside from the evils which may suffer
selves. prepared to contemplate that the ma
tons of the world shall come to regard US their
enemy. lying In wait TO seek personal advan-
tage at their expense?
Shall the distortion of the Monroe Doctrine he
used to Justify trampng upon the rights of
the weaker nations of this hemisphere?
shall do all that lies in my power to increase and
not to subtract from the prosperity Of the country
and to assist in attainment of that prosperity
to which. by our unique position in the world, we
entitled.
shall do all that lies in my power 10 II
that shall have peace we'll prosperity /
shall do all that lies in my power to emphasize
the old fashioned ways of Thought and conduct,
and IN the discharge OF my stewardship shall al
ways act as trustee responsible for my acts to the
American people. 1 shall Join with you in searching
for and I'm finding, not prosperity secured at the
expense of cur good name, but that true wisdom
and understanding in whose left hand is length
OF days and in whose right hand riches and
honor.