The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-01
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sosas retnts aud rsris witch our
trtsh. Aussrisss Cttigeaa should
READ saa FanasF oseF before They
40 ~ say augtnsug fer cleveland
araunsnts 90 snop that the
Dsuserrsttr Party o. utterly Go.
sasfhs 90 trtsh American sup.
pert.
~. Patrick rafi papsf the Lis, World
is duinrs spieadla sork in exposing Clover
tietelsud sud ihs party be- represents IL
tells the solid truth in every issue. add 10
tells 10 ln way % command attention.
There h no denying the fact that any Irish.
nan who votes Coz Grover Cleveland
votes fof the man and the party Who are
tainted ell ihfausk sith Aualophobi'm.
what tese ARsisss cleveland
Hssps.
Under the aboge bead the World. in
recent aftlcie. says that tho irlah.Amoricau
revolt against Cloyclands nomination IA,
already bad one suod eject 10 has made
both the ncmacatic and Republican par.
tits respect Irish American sentiment,
thing neiihsr rarty ava haforo. n believes
the ccuntfy u 20 d. heartily congratulated
on this fact Cor the reason that the great
danger that threatens oar Republican iusii.
tutious Is the spread Of the pTo.Anslioan
spirit, which Il antsronistic o. TIE best In.
tefesis q The Repuhlic Continuing 10
faysi
Nov, the irish.American element "a THIS
cuuutfy eau ulEuya BE- counted up1n q range
itself roiidly against the pro-AnElican Hpitit
that would undo n u could the Work % Wash.
asseri that he equity Is Interested 10 having
the Democratic and nepubiican parties pay 70
epcct 20 the wishes % lrinh-Ameficans. u ms
Democratic party, Tor Instance, hal not been
20 certain ofthe lfish.Amorican vote Il would
never have dared o. place In nomination Tor
the Presidency candidate whose chief recon-
mendAtion L. that he Il acceptable D. the pro-
Anglican faction calling themselves "Indo-
The Democrats party was warned that tho
nomination o. Cleveland would cause bolt
that would thaticr the Democracy % pieces.
Theee warnings, however, had no eject on the
Democratic National Convention, II had be-
come Political axiom that tfish.Americaus
would support the Democratic party, no INST
ter who might be the candidate, or what might
be the platform. Believing that nothing IL
could do would provoke revolt among Irish
American Democrats, the Democratic IA.
tionnl Convention nominated Grover Cleye-
land. The Democratic managers now SEQ the
mistake they made IN counting upon irish.
American loyalty 20 the Democrats party AZ
| all times and under all circumstances. II II
| survives the defeat Of next November, the
| Democracy will mover again insult ifish.A NOR.
| ican sentiment by obeying the dictates Of a
/ few pro.Angiicans, whose great desire Il 90
| Anglicize the institutions u this country as
much ns possible.
| viii 30 seen, then, that tho Irish.Ameri.
can uprising against Cleveland will DO pro.
| ductive OF consequences that will bo felt Ion {
| after this Presidential campaign Will have
/ been forgotten. Tho Republican az well as
| the Democratic managers will have learnt
| the lcsson that trucking 20 tho prO-Engiiah
| faction, es was done In tho convention thai
nominated Cleveland, will DO counting defeat.
| The greater tho revolt against Cleveland, the
| more forcibly Will this Lesson be brought homt
| 10 both political parties.
In voting, therefore, against Cleveland Ifish
| Americans will not only be helping 20 defeAl
| the nominee OF the pro-Angllcan faction, but
| they will also BIO striking deadly blow at the
| influence OF this faction for all time 10 come
| This Is one OF the reasons why wo counsel our
readers to do MI in their power 20 compas'
| the defeat OF tho candidate whom the FREQ
| Trade Democracy and Free-TrRdo iudepend.
ent Republicans have selected as their stand
| ard.bearer.