The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-06-01

bribing the people 1t seeks to tighten the burden
of life in every home and to take from the citizen
for the cost of government the lowest possible
tribute.
We know that we have espoused the cause of
right and Justice. We know that we have not per-
mitted duty to country to wait upon expediency.
We know that we have not traficked our principles
for success. We know that we have not deceived
the people with false promises and pretenses and
we know that we have not corrupted nor betrayed
the poor with the money of the rich.
Who shall say that these things promise no re-
ward and that triumph shall not follow the enlight
ened judgment and the sober second thought OF our
countrymcn?
There are to-day no weak. weary aud respondent
members of the true Dcmocracy-ald there should
be none. Thoughtful attention TO political topics
is thoroughly aroused. Events are day by day lead
ing men to review the for their party alia
tons and the supporters of the principles we pro-
fess are constantly recruited by intelligent young
and sturdy adherentS
Let us deserve their confidence, and stunning all
ignoble practices let us remain steadfast to Demo
cratic faith and to the cause of our country. II we
are true and loyal to these, the day of our triumph
will surely and quickly come ami our victory shall
be fairly nobly won through the inv incible spirit
of true Democracy.
COY HILLS SPEECH.
GOV Hill spoke at considerable length, saying:
1T was with unfeigned pleasure that jourReyed
to-day from the capital of the State to pay my per
sona respects to the distinguished guest the even
ing | felt that even al considerable inconveni-
enee I ought TO join with the Democracy in the
greatest Democratic city OF the Union in doing
honor upon this pubic occasion to the only living
Democratic ex-President Of the United States |
rejoice with you that upon his retirement from the
highest Office in the republic which he filed with
SO much dignity and ability, he chose this great city
as his home and the Empire state as his abiding
place II is. therefore with peculiar appropriate
ness that the Democratic Executive Of that State
should unite in this demonstration in rendering
homage to the illustrious citizen whose career and
public services will always be memorable in the
annals Of our state and country. We have not for
gotten that although by the fckle fortune Of poll
ties and through the forms Of Law he was denied
reelection 10 the presidency. can point % the
praad fact that be actually received 81 the hands
OF the people themselves larger number OF votes
than his successful opponent"
The Governor then related how he had become
acquainted with Mr.. Cleveland. saying when they
were nominated together the state ticket In lsa
be received the following telegram;
BUFFALO. sept 3. Iss2-To David d. HiIl n
mira. New YORK Accept my hearty congFaiula.
tous on your nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Now let Us 80 10 work and show the people vi the
. Stale " tak TWO lFallltANI may filr tali ttsA-
GROVER CLEVELAND"
said The Governor He has since fallen frcm
{ grace whsle alone have kept the faith. Having
married one Of The most accomplished ladies Of the
land Of whom ali the whole country Is justly proud,
be has securci psiFe better thaH The presidency.
agd beg 90 observe for the benoG, % my friends %
F the Republican pnss. that they are a. liberty 30
state that have bcea vous VI his domestic good
fortgnc ever since"
Nj Hili then went on and reviewed and eulosis-
Cd al considerable length the adm n'strsIlon o. Mr.
Cleveland Aud the recorl Of the Democratic party
0THEE ToAsTs AND EErtIEs
The other toasts were a. follows The Admits
srAllon Of Grover Cleveland responded u By Con
{ grgszman Breckenridge
Party supremacy Sustained cnly BY hacliiv To
principle desirable only uhilc the parry rvsiccas
is pledges e1 Gov HoaJiy.
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+ shgch The speeches eoacasfca ThxiT Psvsrurc al
tAs rsrsyflon Also added nrvcl faasarr. Nany 81
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