The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-06-01
TO THE FRONT AGAIN.
Another banquet t0 Mr. Cleveland, and
Another Good Speech.


tors specially cxerted themselves. The entire first
floor was reserved for the club and its guests. and
the reception was held in the parlors from CD TO
81 during which time the guests were introduced
10 Mr.. Cleveland and the other distinguished men
present The banquet was spread in the large din
ing room covers for 900 being ranged on nine tables
which were beautifully decorated.
Table OF HoNoE.
The president Of the club, Hon. J. IL. V Arnold
presided at the table OF honor having on his right
ex- President Cleveland and his left Gov. HILL
The adjoining seats we've reserved for the other
speakers.
Congressman W. C p Breckenridge, Of Kentucky.
ExGov George HoadIy, of Ohio.
Frederick L. Coudert.
District Attorney john L. Fellows.
Ex-Congressmen Bourke Cochran.
The other special guests were
Mayor Hugh j. Grant New York city.
Hon Melville W. Fuller. Chief Justice OF the
United states. Washington, D. c,
Hon William c. Ruger, Chief Justice Court Of
Appeals, Albany, y Y.
Hon Charles II. Van Eruut ChefJustice supreme
Court New York city.
Ex-secretary " c. Endicott OF Massachusetts.
Ex-Aitorney General 4. II. Garland. of Arkansas
Ex-NIinisier Edward j. Phelps of Vermont
Col. .. : Lamont New York city.
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Hon Chauncry +, Black, of Pennsylvania.
Governor Robert :. Green, OF New Jersey.
Hon wm. sisinway. New York city.
Hon. Oswald OsicndoTicr New York city.
Ex-Governor Iucius Robinson. Of Elmira. New
York.
Congressman William l. scott OF Pennsylvania
Hon j. Edward simmons. Of New YORK.
Nh. cIEvEIASp's REcErTIoS.
Chairman Arnold had very attentive audience
when he rose 20 propose the health Of the guest o.
the evening. and when he spoke the gathering A.
tribute 70 his eminent services 10 his party the
whole room rose and chccred for Grover Cleveland.
When Mr. Cleveland stood up he had O. wait fully
dye minutes before the enthusiastic cheers aud sp
plause That rolled like waves that came back again
had suhsidcd. Wheu silcace was huaIly restored be
began in that calm. collected and digulaed manner
that MARKS sii his public appearances A. he
struck each telling paint pgociaimiag bis devotion
aud loyalty 10 Democratic faith and the caF3!uAl
principles % the party % bis conicmPt foT TIE
sposnleu and their cTee q his honest md equation
a. baTeiaoed di,regaFi Of parry plolgrs and opcn
corruplicn the nom rang again and sgain with ap-
proving piaudle- wbrn he concluded there VS. q
regular tcnpes, Of applause. The guess Stood on
the chairs. waving napkins and cheering When
there vss iuii il began again and then sone eae
Started FOR gcs Jolly Gooi FeiigW ard ali
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an b,nr1 Nauv rushed M 10 ths guest tsile and
shock hn b. ,se hand aud Il sccsne1 a. q the Bezi
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my party iAE tsy ona Hy deserts lnare'a' 10 ta@u
ean deserve is hishcsi hpnors. AsinF * yrAFs q
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heid Of usefulness fhe s,udy and discussion OF
liable clsizeuship aud more Intelligent aud better
equipped parIlfars
When We sees ter ihr cause OF the Pe'i~tHlsy %
TIE Democratic parry anu as su'NlN q o'e's
crisis aud emergency and ia the face OF All opposl-
ton Dad ia The faci that is cornerstone Is laid
in devotion 20 the rights Of tue people and y mpaihy
with al things which tend 90 the advancement Of
their welfare and Happiness Though heFtsS nay
sometimes have cfcpt inio Is Organization AAid
though party conduct may az times have been IN
auencei by the slsiness which is The hab.tual de-
Ties OF - opponents there has always remained,
deeply iE5edded is nature and character, that
spirit OF true Amcsieauism and that love OF popular
rights which has made u indestrnctbie "a disaster
and defeat, and has constituted II boon to The
country in is time OF triumph and supremacy.
himself BY solemn oath to the faithful perform
anee oi tue auues OF 'he 'i~i o'lee' 1lu
pledged himself 70 the Preservation Pfo'eeoh ana
deieuse Of the constitution SiteF presenting 70 ms
aSsea bied fellow 'eoan'Eymvh me CAUSES OF con