The sun., 1888-10-31
EVARTS.
tlwoEs ON TIE
IMPIIGN.


ueoess, says that
rstion uso Been =
.Intne would Have
n ASsirs BETTER.
arts, entering pre-
night with q new hat
,shand. found the large
,packed to receive him.
senses-f1rst by great
ause the best seats wero
and ladies who had been
door and protected by q
10. 1t was a singing audi
j""No. 49," No. s." DO.
and again. Mr.. Evarts got
some Of the things he said
,sure to me to sec this vast,
is, confident, courageous,
)nstration. Our victory 10
hat In 1856 only 1000 Ropub-
cast In this oity. But how
1t that the State was carried.
after were there enough free and
ig people to elect President?
ame q time whom q vascillating
,ented to sec whether the country
o great and 30 strong that It could be
d bv q party that was neither great nor
The country is not yet impoverished,
iot yet at war. but what has the Demo-
..ic party done In four years? 1t claims to
be continued in power because tho Republican
party made the country 80 strong and power-
full that tho Democratic party could not de-
stroy 1t In four years.
The revenues and taxation prove tho pros
perity OF a nation whom progressively and
peacefully Its amplifying wealth Is 80 extended
as to outgrow the needs OF the Government.
Tho Republican party believes that this
generation should settle the bills OF the late
war. and that not only should there be no slave
In this country. but that there should be in the
coming generation no burden OF debt
THE President said when he found the sur
plus. that the reople must be called upon to
confront q condition. He did not say whether
It was q condition precedent or q condition
subsequent. ILaughterl 1t was really con-
ditlon precedent. because It was the result Of
the work OF the Republican party. And we
must take care Of 1t. or they will make away
with 1t, and then 1t will be condition subse-
Iuent. tIaughter.l We must prevent the pro-
posed disastrous overthrow OF all our pros
~" II your tariff needed mending or rendjust-
ment. think you would get together the rep-
tions that had grown and were growing under
these v vinteress; one Of the % results OF nnttinG
Votes Tas was to have o %ays and
Means to bring in tariff measure. and not one
member Of thnt committee was from the great
sort Of regulation Of our industries by that
part Of the cSuntry which has no no nduSs.res
its sde?. Is not the doubt of next week
whether the Demoerettc party shall not again
be tie Se s ees 1
protection OF its industries? II the Republican
party had snreeeded four years ago 1t would
ure The experiment win now be tried Of .an
attempt to unity the country by putting the
!" 4 great many wise and natriotic scholars.
patriotism was too ardent and his American
Denocrati,c: policy Of keeping down onr Ameri-
on any better terms with Canada? Are we on
amy better terms with our mother country? |
affairs; and see whether everything is not as
sGe hSa savs S1s ana%sea n
Harrison and 6, tc:,cnrastsd his personal qualities
s &Fa Ssfs ms vSs hsrS he
done d.! He is At for the place. lie win do what
we need 70 explain ANYTHING about himI He
conntry Willie he lives We viii tie to him.
nnd ws,will make him our Governor. | do not
aho mt s o e"sss as hs
could say there, was no love lost be-
the to FseS sh0ss ss aa aa fo Il. H D5Ss
stroysd reop @ W Who % sell 7 Hreas cad and pIs iron ron
shop people think they We're born to rule it's
South and the Democratic North. Whatever
ilannens we are going to fight this evil of in
We'll, here is a Democratic city 1t has
been badly pvcrned for thirty years. and the
Democratic party has governed it. | suppose
rad c NM nnT, prnfa
much a; they might elsewhere. There are
hnuls. Did anybody hear Of the Democratic
party, ever hearof those halls. Iuarrelling over
ruth about each other. Let Mr.. efI Hewitt vii tell tel
about tho steals Of Tnmmany Hall, and let the
S5ssrs s ah"p hoy s,a Hewitt Is opposed 70
have got EN- MS the Jew parts his hair. parted
the %adG And nSt is the time for us 70
apt sst aVlaihG line' we nave got gal
UptG election year the Democratic party
only nursed It. The Congress M re received ai ID from
tho presindent not the message but political
vns "s 81 sqss ss S hs p9tsss tbe
President reviewed the Democratic voters. Oh.
no, rot the resident. but the candidate. 1t was
sistencies. There were some inconyeniences
and cardidals; but he has not the, views on
that sub S;t, eGt thst n , he bad once Laughtsr
4 ne nOlnl OF inc freSluent message was
to diminish the wage OF the workingmen and
Put them on level with the wages abroad and
thsn enuase sbs the ,hins BY putting our work
abroad, But there are workmen who do not
want that The wage Garner REPLIES You
to confront q condition. [Lalghter.I And
when the President says the renuced wages
will purchase as much as the old wages, the
wage Garner will say: That. Mr.. President. is
q theory We like the party that gives us, both
In conditio and theory. good wages
+" Everybody knows that the fundamental
theorem Of the Republican party is to lift up
labor. 10 make the rights Of labor and citizens
system IN "a nutshell. The conclusion is that
somebody comes, along and when this
rs'iuce expenses tho question is how many
dunes there will bc. The election will show
In New jersey and Connecticut all thc iahorsrs
would vote ono way II they knew that an elec-
tion Is a battle; and the laboler should know