Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
sPsEoH.
Before the Eeuas Menss pemeerstae g
i'm New York Monday Might.

this good city nave served to I'LL my cup Of
: gratitude, and to arouse my appreciation
OF the Kindness and consideration Of those
with whom I have made my home. The
hospitality for which the citizens of New
York nave long been distinguished has ont
done itself in my Wslcome. and yet I can
truly say that none OF thess things will be
more vividly and gratefully remembered
than the opportunity afforded me by this
occasion to greet the political friends / see
about me. While I believe no one is more
susceptible than I Of every personal kind
ness, and while I am sure no one values
more his personal friendships, certainly it
should cause no surprise when / say these
things are not more cherished than my at
tachment and loyalty to the true Demo-
cratic faith, and my obligations to the
cardinal principles OF it's party organize
/ tions. e4
Ihave been honored by the party far be-
yond my deserts; indeed, NO man can de-
serve it's highest honors. After six years
OF public service, I return toyou, my party
friends. Six years have I stood as your
representative in the state and nation, and
now / take my place again in the ranks
more convinced than ever that the cause
VIZ 10 SouoO Gno poO.
pie, their safeguard and their hope. / come
to you with no excuses Or apologies and
with no confession OF ~disloyalty. 1t is not
given to man to meet ali the various and
conflicting views Of
p.prv nurv .un o,,cv
dividual option is 81 freely tolerated as in
the democratic party, and yet when they
90 1 no - "u'oV4sou ey
snoulo no bitterness or con1emua-
ton; put Wnen tney are disnonestly pro-
Claimed, as mere cover and pretext ior per-
sonai esentmen6an appointment tney
snouio De me1 Dy exposure a tne con-
1emp5 Wnicn tney deserve.
i NO man can lay Gown q trust Whlcn ne
mas neld IN penah OF q generous n CON
nulns puopie anu isei Gna'a1 SiInes 70 .as
neo IN oae pes0 possible .ay one REQUIRE
menus OF MS trust; DUH ne IN NOT oere'
hcG IN aaty, II ne q conscientiously de-
Vo1eo ms eHorts q nls u9gment 20 tne
peopies service: nave aehDere1eiyp placed
IN close connecGion ioyaity TO democratic
principles ana oevotion 10 Gne lnteres1s Oh
ons peopie, LOT ~ my view tney Deiong 90
gsener, anu snouio mean some1ning; DuSip
Cnis usy 81 partisan 1eeiing ana a1tacn,
ment 10 Is wen JOE US % pause n recaii
0ne tru1n ona1 one only JustincaGion ior the
existence OF any party 10 tne claim Una 10
principle ana the performance OF lts OBJECTS
ana purposes are tne
PROMOTION OF PUBLIC GOOD
ana tne advancement OF the welfare ana
prosperity OF tne entire country. inere
never was q party platform or d~eciaratlon
OF principles winch did not profess these
tnings n make them tne iounoation OF
party Greco, ana any Dooy OF men VINO
snouid openly proclaim tney were asso.
ciateo togetner ior tne express purpose OF
gaming supremacy IN tne government with
1ne sentiment 0! DISTRIBUTING tne omees
ana spolls OF victory among 1neir az,
sociates would Dc treated with rioicuie q
scorn.
linus are We Drought race 20 iace with the
proposition tnat partles should, no more
IMAM i~ndlylduals, De untruthtul n dis.
nonest; vi course, IL tne supremacy OF
parIy Gnere are Golts members,
and TINS Is not amlss; out when hlgh party
aims and PROFESSIONS are lost sight OF and
ano tne oenent OF once holding
ana personal sen are alitnaGremaln 70 IN
spire party activity, only 10 the conf
oence OF tnose relied on 1or patriotic sup
port iorIelteo, out ire elements OF coheslon
ano OF eHectlvea nd lasting olticalstrengt
are gone. honest dlnerences OF opinion
tnat must always exist upon questions Of
principie n publc policy should furnish
occasion ior
THE EXISTENCE OF PARTIES,
and point out their field OF usefulness.
Wnen we seek 1or tne cause OF the perpetu-
lty OF the democratic party and it's surviv-
al through every crisis n emergency, and
IN the lace OF all opposition, we find it in
tne TACT mat It's corner stone is laid in de-
votion TO tne rigats OIL the people n SYM
pathy with all things which tend to the ad-
yancement OF their welfare and happiness.
Though heresy may have crept in it's or.
ganization, and though party conduct may
at times nave peer influenced by methods
which is the habitual device OF it's oppon-
enIs, tnefe mas Always renamed, deeply
lmpedoed In lts nature and that
splriG OF rue Americanism and q love OF
popular rlgnCS whicn g mace IL hide
struc!iDie IN disaster q defeat, and has
constltuted IL q doom TO It's country IN its
'ime OF 1rlumpn ana supremacy.
9ne party Greco wnich we profess
10 nov wl'nln sucn narrow lines that ooedi-
ence Goes not permiG US 20 move ABREAST
WIN one auvanCea 1nougno OF tne country,
anu w Iee: anu 'eso every question ana
I.--I = q
democracy, sGauncn IN It's adhesion to Its
in a proper sense proeressiye. True Democ.
racy honestly advocates
A NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
to the end that all our fellow countrymen
may aid in the achievement of the grand
which awaits US as a nation. andit
,ondemns that nretext of Iho-oEt, 81 l.
.h;.L
10 bo y. ; Hi1 I;n Will paf ,c = aovantage
NO. W. o 10 So seots .ueS way 'or dnnammatofy i
ipas no "N.N ..I SU1 aau passion. IL =
nd saIor;as 1891 q ~ oi onces /
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nd br;;h;ua ~ pa neoUo ~ s" ana,s ene R.ess g
'hs bnrJen W tt; fsop; n 80, Se easu 70 nga'en {
: aIo ;uoun 4ho Inc ~ esely nome, sno TO G
,rnmant tha iowost nos oI Sae GIs. VI gov I
W. Luom l. u ,o%eso possaole Slipu'e. j,
;oht anS wv nase espouseo Cne cause OF
,ern, ;tt to- ~. '%T U xe Anow we ave not
'nnn a"uoJS!,uu 'y w Sne country 20 walt
70 fScIad onr D :" s we 1--we noo