The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-14

/ every Danch oil such MINISTRIES ana enterprises
| bv giving them assurances of an extended
| market and steady and continuous operations.
| HE interests OF American labor should in No
| event be neglected. The revision OF our tax
| laws contemplated by the Dcmocraiic party
| should promote the interest of such labor by
cheapening the cost ot the necessarics oi lie in
| the home OF every wUrkngnan and at the same
| time securing 10 him steady and remuneratiye
| employment
| Upon this question Of tariff reform, So closely
concerning every phase ot our national life. aud
upon every question involved in the problem,
the Democralic party submits its pro'esiatons
| and professions to The intelligent snffrsges of the
American people
Honest reform in the Civil Service has been
naugurated and maintained by President CIeye-
land and he has brought the public service to
the highest STANDARD OF efficiency. not only by
rule ana plecept, but by the example of his own
untiring and unsclish administration Of public
affairs
wATTERSON ON THE PLATFORM
Immediately following the conclusion of the
reading OF the resolution loud cries OF " Waiter
son" "Waitersop, "Tell Us about the Star
eyed Goddess. arose from every part of the
hall.
In response to these calls Mr.. Watterson said ::
Mr.. Chairman md EcI'oac- Democrats:
We bring to you platform upon which Dem
ocrats may stand without feeling that they are
embraces a dee iara'ion of principles 10 winch
Democrats may subscribe without looking around
.le corner tL'u9htet ahd cheers- IL emood-
les Il statement oi iac's mountaineering lCheers
1t euio9Z's the cause OF reform. anu gives 10 1t
language Whch may ne spoken alike IN New
jersey aud Iowa, Cheers and cries OF =" & ,od
newed chrerinr Its face @ is s IA in ee her Tgh d.
rcctiou, and its eyes look upon the rising, not
the setting, sun Loud outburst OF applause
nv, ",nle ,"J .'nsu'se VI a5il"Ion Is one
aI'nS' lnii'n'is ellt nt',' ., CONSTRUCTION :
Cleyelan ! [C'berr.l the attention of ,he conntrv
wooed nv others s., long in vain is fl xed a, lasi
Cries Of goodI upon the remedy OF the real in
stead OF the imaginary evils aris no ont of a state
nf war. anl hrncrforwarl the D. D.mocra,,c Marty
which has heen The yolcn. will brcomc The hani
of the unonle
r,.,,n,',..o ~. ,,.,,...,,,,.-r,,.-, -
'0i ~ L.
but Us han''N VIII oe me mann ot the builder,
before il takes lhe roof off the housa fan
nIarIse
Fellow Democrats. hi you be- Of COOL cheer
touching the future OF the party and the country
The ID Democracy AZ least is a, one with Itself
AMI though We nav sometimes contend among
ourselves. our contests shall be those of The R0-
mans of old only resulting in more Romans
Great cheers II is now the time of the Re
publicans to know what ii is to have ONLY half
ALUt
Gentlemen, TWO good Democrats can only IN
derstand one another thoroughly, and love one
another entirely when they have hal some tun
together, Laughter and cheers and this will
be a sufficient reason, if any reason were needed
why should present 70 YOU Senator German of
Maryland.
The Cbairmanu Gan,louan nrasan+
~ P' 'oe"'
~ !ou M 'oi'hah.' lLouu cheers.
SENATOR GoRMAN SPEAKS
W. PrsSu9eat GentIsnea Of tie C,nyentioa and
Uen0crsts etH
would he ont Of nl,ce zxere found eIsa.
where than in Democratic Convention. and
standing upon The Democratic principles as writ
ten by Jefferson and now being enforced by the
party under the lead OF Grover Cleveland
Cheers and cries Of louder. Well, that is i'm
possible.
-Four years ago at Chicag the Democratic
party, in restating its declaration OF PRINCIPLES
promised. it entrusted with power, that section
lin cN"g'd hn w;,a.l ..,' s,''a,"; 49, ~"
~ .oa' ~ ei itn0nt s'iouId oe ~ cou
''eu "N -, I'm ~ "'.1o'e" =, NO 70 ''hp'H
travaoant cxnenditn1es sbonld he redncad mil
we would have , governna,t ecoron,icaIv a.
min;strred ami th.t the war taxes nacad' nnon
MS bv The Repuhliran marry shonJd he red1caG
acc0rljno 10 the reonIremenfs of The Govern.
mcnt bnt that in the reduction he can;ral in
vested IN enlernrises and the Labor emnIoved
Al this Doioi The remarks of Senator German
were lnte-nreted bv great confusion in tho roar
mar, of rho bau c.,nsed nv on ;pAnv IF . l,,ra
nu,nl.r az naoni. ,,h, nj ,;,,.1 I;.; ?
the hall and were takino nossession of a nn,nber
of vacant seats which had been occupied by the
alternates during The early days ofthe session.
Considerable excitement prevailed for mo.
ment. Quiet was soon restored. Serman Cor
man resumed his remarks
Upon The declaration Of principles thus made
at Chicago, We went before the people and the
result was The election of Grover Cleveland
Applause.
CLEVELAND STANDS FOR LOWER TAXES
7, tho r,,,,.r = ,ho -o,,,o,;o., - ,a.,:-
ha. hnnn nv f, hrn',, aa1 r,, W ne
" -, - 81 - "u '" ''d
y; 49,, " '"S i'o''ii9es o'
nov. ~ ,ce rb ftc, nf If ro,n,o .,'lt were
and to wipe out this hundred millions of surnuS
1t was no longer question, nor couli it be con
s'fued ny me cap Tap phrases OF the opposi-
any othr wav bn ,nat we po,eepm hones, ~
a, honest rctormers, TO reduce this immense tax.
alton one hundred millions per annum-
Differ as you will about phrases, We have pre-
Seneeu piaioIn IN str'Gt accord win all the
A. Mr. Wa,erson has well said !, ie nlaffr rS
upon which every Democrat in this broad land
can S'and, lAppiau'e Ana II In the discus
es,s play so sharp part, there is durino the
campaign and during future campaigns some diff
ference, there Will be the same spirit of lolera-
''o"' ,.-..
Weuil hold every Dsmocra, % tho oara;,a,