New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
THE PLAIN PROOF OF IT.

3s6ltNctI..UsI0NITHEY Do NOT BELIEVE ONE
WORD THEY SAY.
THE PLAIN PROOF OF IT.
And here the plain proof Of it. In In te of being Sfn
on the isthnlus as "a result of violence; ro3heIy l
and treachery. they propose noI i3 o3 - onri infamy
nv building the canal There is no talk OF restlIu
no no of y tbe Ind They win enter the
house OF Sin which we have built-they VIII eat 3I
monious eyes and thanking heaven they are not as
This W5lId he reToiting spectacle if they be-
eved what they But it is not so Paa ay a. and and
y ahey khoW we are f1Hared ibem they would go
in and build the canal in pursuance OF the att- r
souls with consciences void Of ofeneeexcePt that
of having libeiled and slandered lneii o"" e''
crnmeut and their own country. ,or,-oi
This Constitution OF ours must possess mar maTVeIo Ell
save IT. They began in the time Of washington.
ion was cossfaI5iv in danger of violation in his
hands, Next jefferson was accused OF ne Sathe Ihe
time OF he Louisiana PuEchase-6ut the & people pie
forgaye and applauded. and that act s now the
brightest jewel in MS coroDal OF lame
5.FNcOI,N. ATTACKED THE SAME WAY.
ton. the one whose supposed violations Of that
sacred INSTRUMENT excited the most fFenzieo CRIES @
p lIl p[us fi 0u scaTcelv less than his
Maker Even the Democrats have now grown
ashamed Of these attacks, and il has become fash-
That eminent oonstitutionaI jurist senator Tllman
he other day joined the ranks OF ms M admrS5s baJ
forsakeu his teachings. In the evolution OF Lin
coins fame We have seen some strange happen
irgs, but we were not prepared TO see him de-
Tended with a pltchlork ~,-, -., ,,r,1 y
CALLED TI4E LAST REFUGE OF A sCOUN-
OTGHT ALL TO CHERISH AND REVERE AS
SOMETHING SACRED. IS COMING TO BIZ
AT THE HEAD OF 6UR oPPoNENTs WHEN-
TIoN THE SIMPLE FACT IS THAT NO PRESI-
DENT Has EVER VIOLATED THE GONSTI,T,ulC-
THE NEXT -FOUR YEARS
REPUBLICANS AND THE CONSTITUTION.
The Republicans can ayow their adherence to the
Constitution without hypocrisy and without the
OF the parry was performed in 1851 when with toll
saTy again they saved the Constitution from the
assaults Of The p5edeeessoTs Of the men who now
not only aequiesce IN its violation in certain States
the citizens OF the Southern States were allowed
I az at present organized would cease to exist and
I the politics of the country, no longer chained tC
on lines Of dispassionate discussion and patriotic
/ This extraordinary campaign is drawing to a
/ close. On NCYember the pickering and confusion
dIlng The air with SANDER OF the man who has s.
Wen and so noly served the country will recognize
! they are still 10 enjoy the benefits Of It,
Without referring to what might be the results
day what we have gained by Republican victory
the policies which have proved SO fruitful in ad
Z llIt LllSs e'.l nc Constltuu
be found intact The doctrine Of protection giveI
| forth by Washington and Hamilton amplifed anr
perfected by the experience OF a century OF trial
! foster our manufactures
GOLD STANDARD IN FRIENDS HANDS
The gold standard Of currency and our bankin,
! and Who do not have protest the sincerity O
their adherence TO them viii keep finances firm
from our Revolutionary fathers and consscrated b,
ndeob d bio 5S o. Of ihe 6dec & Mar VII guard thi
| all attack from within or without. The Atlanta
! and Paeac oceans win still be equally the field o
our trade and commerce Our possessions beyont
ihe seas VIII be governed with firmness and liber
aiily. WIZ an ever increasing measure OF freedom
! as they develop the faculty OF self-control
| We shall continue 10 treat our sister republics o
Their goods or their soil-desiring only their trad
years1those Of frank and bo8orable aGS IN fecel
and entancIine alIjances With none ,Iy f WIN t
/ be Justice; the desire of our hearts. to which tn
labor Of our hands will be devoted, prosperity an,
1T QUICKENs THE PULSE TO THINE
MAbkE oN OF EVERY EYE LINE LINE OF NATIONAL WEI.
49, TA26 ~ - TIE I sz AEAT FOUR YEARS WITT
TIL, STRENGTH OF HIS YOUNG MANHOoG
to1TTRYT Y HIS OILY 3tBF 3b LIFE En- WITH cd TIL m
| GUIDE. HE WILL FILL HIS HIGH OFFICE
WITH REXERRENcE FOR THE Law AND 'THi
T3SRMAsrERs EYF M ENHR Es IL THrsE FIs s GREA' R
/ HISTORY WILL ADD A NEW SPi.END0R n
THE GLORY OF HIS NATIVE STATE,
Men Of New-fork! viii you allow il TO be sal
tAal while the rest ~ the country stood nv him vC
fell away When President RooseveIt sSccn5s d
steps Of The Capitol next March, shall il he sal
Ihat ms lnotheF state has no part in his triumph
u that shall De 80 yours viii be the loss not his
When Secretary Hay ended there was grea
outburst Of cheering. The band PLAYED March
ing Through Georgia" and crowd az colleg
men insisted on reiteratinG the query What
the matter with Hay?" the audience giving tn
vociferous answer that Hay was -ali right"
WARM WELCOME FOR MR.. BLACK.
Ex-Governor Frank s. Black was next intro
duced. lie was welcomed with cheers. Nj
Black said ia part:
shall net weary you by discussion Of any ter
rtofy loss than The whole for the principles OF IN
Sfbahlieah faits Aie as broad as the country, ant
.aise ~ tliose o. is adversary. they do vary wit