Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
wBAr TEE vIoroHr MEANS.
A C0nKratulatOFy Message 90 ahe
People from Senator BRynrd.

A ConRratuiatOry Message 90 ahe
People from Senator BRynrd.
When the election Of Cleveland and
Hendricks appeared assured beyond any
reasonable doubt, Thursday, In reply
to a request from EVERY EvEEISc, Senator
Bayard said
''The thing that really feel the most
at this time 10 the capacity Of our repub-
lioan form Of government to right Itself
In the presence OF great dangers, and
that, II the process OF popu'
lar election can prove itielf to
be the safety valve Of popular
discomfort aud sense Of wrong. its vast
superiority to the methods OF foros and
blood with which the history Of govern
ment elsewhere has bees disdSured must
Justify the experiment established here
one hundred years ago.
| IT. Is almost impossible to exsggerate
the feeling Of interest and excitement
that pervRded all GLASSES OF society, all
glsdatiouB Of fortune, from the very
poorest to thu richest. that have sx-
pressed themselves during this canvass ;
40 much 80 that II weLid BIS impossible
under any other iorm Of government than
ours to have had peso, able solution Of
the difficulty.
"Being firmly convinced as sra that
this elsotil n was Oritis for the Ameri
can people and their government, an
deeply impressed with the strei 9Th o.
the moral forces that have vindioated
J themselves and prevailed.
"It is q time, therefore, Of congratula
ton, not only to these whose votes hav
/ prevailed, but 10 that large minority VIII
have been overcome, because the victor.
3 has been gained without the employing
Of single force abhorrert to tn
3 true principles Of good government
q and really in opposition to those force
|, that have insidiously grown to strengt
! In an era Of war and excitement, an
r have been overcome at moment whe
!. their influences had become most dangei
. Gus to the safety and welfare Of th
t republic.
i fIudependent Of the indlvidus
Il agencies employed In the contest, th
j. new majority are logically bound to wal
/. in the pathway Of reform. EcoHomi
0, must DO instituted; purer al
better political morality must
d practised, and the great populi
ii powers of government must be exercise
III y biOhQCA bPNAh hhu Aobb haNoA "a
II control and domination of selfish ind
y vidual and class interests.
le "In short, / think our countrymen Of Q
he parties, all classes and races may 90
Dr. gratulate themselves that u
ID ship Of state has righted hers'
%. in the midst Of hea'
er sea, and that what has been aocoi
IN plished by that Is not to be narrow
to TO Individual or party benefit, but "
I'd be found to bs salutary and beneficial
Of the public health and the general VI
ze fare"
or Address OF ihe National: Democrat
go Committee.
b. HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DRMooRA'
COMMITTEE, New YoRK, Nov. Z, Isl
TO THE PRoPLB OF THE UNITED STATE
There can no longer be any question o.
corning the actual result Of the Preside
SO t;al election.
Grover Cleveland and Thomas
Hendricks have IS electoral votes m
sta than are necessary to elect them.
mt II Ia not worth while for our adv
far sariss to claim the electoral vote Of
3 a state Of New York.
I'm 1t is absolutely certain that the retul
at of the proper officers Of election on
night OF the 4th Of November shove
lob decisive plurality in the state Of n
ses York for the electors supporting Gle
vas land and Hendricks.
to II any different or altered returns
80 now being prepared or are promulga
ave they are corrupt Qualifications Of
ted records CT the stsse Of New York, and
his men aiding or Rbetting the making
ing such reports are criminals.
II is not expected that you will tam
cry submit to the Vaccinations Of such m
'ge- Let them understand that you will I
iful Recognize at noon tomorrow throu
out the United States the actual cleo,
oor- of Cleveland and Hendricks by firing
Of tional salutes.
} on Meet tomorrow night throughout
led. country aud express your opinion
Sius manner that csnnot be misunderstood
Mr.. The men of New York are resolved
and to submit to the gross outrage attemI
In to be perpetrsted upon their rights,
,mi- will speak for themselves.
nth WILLIAM II. BARNuN
.ted Chairman OF the National Demoor
,uld Committee.
IDLY A. P. GoRMAN,
10 Chairman OF the National Demoor
Executive Committee.