Show SOUARE MEN ONt ON-t SQUARE ISSUES 1 This is the Tone of Party Men in New York I 1 4i I I TWO CANDIDATES ON CHICAGO PLATFORM j I I One is On it Squarely the Other Not I j I Saying Much Red Hot Speech of Senator Bliss at a Republican Meeting in Niyw York Prom All Over the Country Ee i t ito i Hears What is New York Going to Do General Blacks Speech the Keynote on National Issues I Political Intelligence Ken Yjrk Oct 20 General Benjamin Benja-min F Tracy candidate for mayor Secretary of the Interior Comclms N Blis and Governor Fiank X Black addressed ad-dressed eu audience of 15 G perSOnS at a Republican meeting held tonight in the Lenox lyceum hcie Secretary Bliss in the course of his remarks said There are two candidates in thIs town standing on the Chicago plat formone aquarely the other not saying y say-ing much about it but standing there just the same There has been criticism about men coming from Washington and Ohio and > ttbraska and other places to speak to the peoitte New York tt thou ht I had a right as a citizen of this town to come I have seen Senators Thurs ton and ForaKer come here before and some of our fnenis who now criticize tuni for comma were then glad to tee them They did not come to tell you what to do but to find out what jou are going to do The state of Kansas is RAISING MONEY for Georges campaign A fund to elect George is being contributed by Kansas I I hear from allover people I can say that over the country what is New York going to do They ask Are the peo II pIe of New York going back on what 1Jr they did last year That Is the quesT ques-T ftiun There is but one thing for the great Republican party in this state I I It is get behind General B F Tracy elect him mayor of this great city and hae four years of honest government i I In every nay and concurrence with the country in honest money and the kill ins Jf ttnws a nd cosrythtee > that Sues with the Chicago platform Yhen General Tracy rose he met with an ovation but it was not as lasting I as the one lIe gat when he entered I I with N r BUss General Tracy in his i speech dwelt largely on Brooklyn politics poli-tics and made an argument against the I Ij Citizens union I BLACKS SPEECH I I Governor Black of New York was the I i I next speaker In the course of his < tpewh he said This is i not the time for honest men to keep their faces from the light We are < ust but emerging from a period so critical that its full significance i will We have not be 1 seen for many years only passed the point where disaster seemed almost certain we are slowly reach of pairing but are still within that disaster if through indIfference Invite It to return L = ss or design we the whole country was than a year ago engaged in a political contest almost the gravest in Its history Men were then aroused as only war had ever nroused them before The menace ut ilp had before f ju I < i at Chicago in July > mter driven thousands from the T lations i of a lifetime and had i cd them with new alliances to meet th < peril impending They had heard sill their lives of issues in political campaigns but those of last year were not Questions Of policies or of men as th > had been mainly heretofore butt bus but-t that involved the permanency of of society and g v rnment the safety o these things are reached and n hn b 1 c thr true friends of the republic ruu well he fearful of its fuUiv The h rsies that were loud and defiant last not been converted 01 suu yea have The active hopeful and de du1 > are tel mined and desertions from their ranks are rw Those who are now the fight failiS dow or retiring from visions of their ow n or lerpreting t fr J com mainly from the ranks of those uh then fought for order and suprem ac of law It is a strange element In humjn nature that cements together thoe who pursue an vil object while the friends of a just cause will soon groA w ialc ana scatter Contests now ar waging in many states and cities of this country The same army that threatened us last faii it again abroad rrir riio imp commanders in the same cause with the same purIJo e81 but moving in smaller guiups Every il tory they win now in i separate comp i com-p < niHS every element of strength you in detachments I p mit i then to arquire viII be used against you In every con J j ut hereafter when their forces are iti5ed again in opt complete and perTh per-Th inoe ictorious army The issues i 01 iust There 11 are the issues year has been no attempt to change them ard they are nU even disguised by I IihrjLstology l In every spot Where the ltht s on It is waged on lines i of the I fcv LVUIS and Chicago platforms So I Junk morjy and ev c i il Jm anarchy I I wildeyed hybrid that stared I tlir jugh the Chicago platfoim of a year ag will gather In knots next month around the poling places of this republic repub-lic He who pretends that an archj Is dangerous only once in four jears that repudiation Is dishonest only in national elections and is willing ut ither times to keep them company is himself a dangerous citizen and un Wortlii of his privileges You cannot divorce a citizen from a state a state from A country any more than you can divjrce a citizen from his community it a com-munity All are interwoven and de ptndent A man vhdloes not realize 9 this fundamental truth self evident and so necessary to 1 ur presentation and our growth does not understand he basis of the government In which n e live And < yet In these times wear we-ar > told the political contests should be fought upon nonpolitical lines I Utterly repudiate that adeclaratlon T believe ii the principles of the Republican Re-publican party not for a day or a year cot with varying fidelity but for all t me as the best expression of a politi 0 creed and as the safest Bultie to those who enjoying the marvelous n hts to citizenship would prepare th mselves to me t its grave demands I orlieve in partisanship ala S for c Mien devoted to noble purpose It at Itshouicl t i tains the plane of patrloliro ti l never fall into disuse through indifference indiffer-ence on our part or through the false Persuasion of those who would over I coma us when they have lulled us to tK p GEORGE AT BROOKLYN A Henry Ucorge meeting in th Biooklyn Academy of Slusic tonight dLed forth a audience which ll led the big buildlng to overflowing The principal attraction was the appearance appear-ance in Brooklyn of Henry George fo the first time during the campaign ilr George was received with tremendous tre-mendous cheering at the conclusion of whiih he began an address that was in uptcd repeatedly by prolonged ap jiiv lie made his customary appeal to the True Democracy in the name Of Thomas Jefferson A second meeting was held in the Clermont Avenue rink Brooklyn w Ere an immense audience was Jd flresfed D y Mr George and exCongress man Tom IA Johnson of Ohio Seth Low dds r a large meeting In Slus Unjj onlght The committee of the Manhattan Democracy socalled Steek Jfr Democracy unanimously endorsed the Cittzena Union ticket and Issued an address giving their reasons for so dong The Steckler Democracy has more than once polled 30000 votes and is composed principally of Germans The breach hi the Henry George ranks caused by the refusal of the United Democracy to endorse the Citizens Citi-zens Union and the Jeffersonian Democracy Dem-ocracy ticket and later Henry Georges refusal to allow his name t appear ate at-e head of the United Democracy ticket was healed tonight in a conference confer-ence between the United Democracy and the Henry George campaign committee I com-mittee support of Mr the George United will Democracy receive the full |