The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-06-16

the Democratic jury, il does not mat
ter how this national sweepstakes shall
be made up, whether it be filed out by
hyperborean when the race is run, the
bulletin board will show Eclipse fret,
the balanced not placed. Laughter
and appliance.
The State of kentucky loves Mr..
Cleveland for the reason that he has
the courage to storm the entrench-
monts of subsidy and monopoly and
recommending such q judicious revision
of Q tariff system a. will secure equal
ity in the distribution Nf the public
burdens and tighten the actions of la
Dor. He has had the courage to inaugu-
rate such q war on that horrible mis-
homer called trusts az that before this
national campaign shall close it will
cease to be . popular race for . dog.
Laughter and applause.1
He has had the courage and patriot
ism to regard the Presidency of the
United States not ~ . personal per-
quisite acquired by purchase, discovery
or diplomacy or escheat. (Mr. McKen-
zie had turned around to face the peo-
pie seated on the platform, when the
audience in front set up cry for Mr..
NICK ensis to turn round and face The
audiencel. Let-me talk to these learned
Thebans awhile. fLaughter.l But he
has regarded the Presidency as a great
public Office confirmed by the unbought
suffrage of the people to be admins
tered wisely. fairly. iudlcially. impar-
tally, honestly, in the interests of cv-
eryIody. [C6eers.l
Well, the fact of the business is, he
has got 90 much courage that it is un.
necessary to enumerate. But there lie
few things that want to call the
special attention. While others have
wavered and others have sent doubtful
messages, he has written q message to
the present American Congress that
hae about it the directness and force
of Kentucky rife and tho explosive
ability of q dynamite cartridge. ZAP
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Mr.. TARrEYs SPEECH, An HLoQUEnz
FERMENTATION OF the CLAIMS OF
| ALLEN g. THURMAN.
| Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen This
is, indeed, most pleasant duty, which,
through the kindness Of my friends, !
have been chosen to perform, and
am truly grateful to my associates who
have 90 honored me. I fear that Il
was kindness alone, and not ability,
that prompted my selection from
among the many eloquent gentlemen
who are members of the California del
egati0n. But what l lack In oratorical