New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06

20 those who are surely with u.s. have 10 shy that this
responsibility should be shared BY all the members lno
An administration Is only successful in partisan
sense 10 De the yon cad and others
who follow should oil strive TO commend to the people IN
alone H but d paTtv Which ss appear adequate
their wants and useful 70 their purposes, a ae
dear to II honestly applied In their purity; know
that the affairs OF government would be ntungy anu
honestly administered, and believe that all the wants
aud needs OF the people would be met They have sur
vived all changes, and good and patriotic men nave
clung them through all disasters the nope OF poh
cal salvation Let hold tnem as q sacred trust, ana
let us not forget that an Intelligent read,
ing. thinking people will look to the party
which they put power supply oil their various needs
and wants The party which keeps pace with the deve
sight s landmark and yet observes those things which
are in advance, and which will continue true 70 sn9
people well to its traditions, viii be the dominant
party OF the future.
In conclusion may I bespeak for myself your kind
Ny only aspiration TO perform faithfully the duties
of the office TO which the people Of my State have eaea
tne way TO a successful administration.
A SPEECH BY EX-SENATOR GORDON.
After Mr.. Cleveland had finished speaking there
a general rush for the tables laden with prov-
siOns. About an hour was occupied IN the reDast'
when suddenly ex-senator Gordon. OF Georgia.
broke QUE III the middle Of the room IN speech 10
follows:
Let us remember one thing; tr time has come in this
country which never reaoled before when tns PEG
think how votes, but party when shal tilns
how to deserve success. lApDause FOrgrt herelOIe'
TO plan bow get votes, aud think only, plah onit
aud work only deserve votes and they VIII cOho ~
your standard believe this country l. grand enough
strong enough ana virtuOus enough 10 iake
care OF Itself and its interests, nOtN lthstAnulnE
the fact that some of its public servants may
be naithful just as the Will conunue 70 SMUT,
though there may be black spoJs upon onetnrd OF us
surface, Republic will stand, although Presidents
Cabinets Senators and Representatives ma! DC
it's interests. LApplausel And WhlIe tnt -
true, edo want disk OF this great hePI1to
blot stain upOn BE itour mission lelao"
Democrats, spread the light o. TINS great
unshadow-d by cloud, undllnned ny que
black spot. Let nail q Wnlte lag
to standard. Let backs upon every ths
except the thought that a. we gam power re-
spOnsiby Increases We must appreciate tnat respon-
sibiity and show 10 these people That We 90 APP
preciate 10 by discardng from our ranks every
STANDARD bearer whose record not pure as the u
blcmlshed lappause an W lose purposes are noV
lofty unsellsn patriotic tnat every olu
zen who goes polls will feel tnat e Is voting Or
patriot Ny cOuntrymen That sort OF plaio IN ahu
OF parties, with those notices Will command nS
support the good men OF this country anu ts Boo
men are IN the majority. lAppiaus-. A.
Guests began to depart immediately a1Ier MI
Cleveland mad concluded his speech, but many
fingered until after mdnI lht discussing such
welghty problems as the next Presidential canvass
and Mr.. Cleyeland's probable relations thereto.