The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-24
,lryELlND SPEAKS
..pFroRn CLUB IN NE"
Ehb YORK.

NoEN.
eloquent and Witty Upon
crow ,oirn OF EducatiOn."-.
thr -, l.. wilson Dissects Reed
%. w., Roles Champions the
y ~ Of the Farmers
,By United Presso
y,or Dec % "A grand BAN
.s given by the Reform ,',t'- club to.
~ rbich there was a brilliant
s,s ard at which several noted
.oopded to toasts.
,r,,,1rcsELAND's srE roH.
w. oo.s 10 the toast, 1.-The Cam
r,rcation; its Result is a Sig
n,,othe Judgment of the Amer
a,uI aD,'oIe." Mr.. CLEVELAND said:
p,r.pgSr AND GENTLEMEN:
.a have a correct understand
'13y itsst i meant by "The Campaign
ION Assuming this to be so,
o'If S,fore going 'urther, to acknowl-.
p : s,liant services in this cam
i,he organization whose invita-
..,ss us together tonight. ! may
"ai,Ied | nope to make this ac-
- ,,sment as = citz'n interested in
ni.es Tue increased prosper
. u e5n1t,y; and | shall also
10 do 50 rs Democrat who
VA. \ in the principle for which the
ION bss thus far proceeded, "a cardi-
.1 yitql doctrine Of Democratic
n mus acknowledge the USE
,ric4s IN a Democratic cause, of
s'o have not claimed long affiia
stb my party, feel that my Dem
- atleriancs is strong enough
s,,ive -, ,uch sn indulgence in fair
and dece1cy. ! am too, at all times
80 hat the Democratic party should
.a,',rgd. ~ aud as tending in that di-
aon / am willing to accept and ac'
r~Iaa,e il good faith honest help
uy quarter when a struggle Is
limo ior he supremacy of Democratic
,epe, Indeed, | have an idea that
M Campaign of Education, it was
.nA important to appeal TO the rea.
,od Judgment of the American peo
iot6s end that the Democratic part!
M bs rainrorced as well as that th'
rfy and zell of those already In ou
n. should be stimulated. If this b'
,op 10 the sight of those who, cloth
n Democratic uniform, would b
to stand at the entrance of ou
mn .nd drive back recruits, | canno
v5 d have come here tonight
ncg other things, TO rejoice in the M
ks,l, accessious we have received II
kithmocra,ic eudeavor and TO Civ
rsauyreyer 1t is due for the work
'Eal.
ftgand and ultimate object of tn
,4ugn Ct Elucation was the promo
ag 81 the welfare OF the country an
relief Of the people fcom unjust bul
eas In aid OF this purpose and, G
|t0arse, subordinate and accessory to il
accomplishment, it became necessar
|frs. OF all to arouse the Democratic OF
|gaozltion to an apprehension Of tn
laej that the campaign involved a Den
|p,ratIc principle in the advocacy {
|SlIcl the party should be active an
aggressive.
Let u be here confessed that we as
parry had, in these latter days, bee
tempted by the successors our opponen
pal gained solely by temporary shift
Eaad by appeals to prejudice and selfis
interests, into paths which avoided t
|nacl Tue honest insistence upon de
lIie aud clearly defined principle al
FUNDAMENTAL Democratic doctrine.
o. sure, some earnest men in the par
|touId out Ill conceal their dissatisfacti,
|slta the manner in which cardinal pri
FpleS We're relegated to the rear and G
pedIency substituted as the hope of su
ces' but the timid, the needless a.
'aose Tno though nominally belongi
y 'le organization, were not of
laI'l, constantly rendered ineffective
attempts to restore the party to
lIn aud solid ground of Democra
ereed
Il these things are confessed, let
also ~ conceded that when the ii
cane and the cries of suffering peo
we're heard, and when for their relie
Seaaiue Democratic remedy was p
posed, the party easily recogniz I'd
qa'y aud gave proof Of its unconquera
Dshocratic Instincts. AS soon as
Vanpalgn OF Education was inau
lated, the party was quickly marshal
@ oi The olden time, aggressive, CO
aSeouS, devoted to its cause and he
less Of encouragement or defeat.
Oy day aud hour by hour expedite
aal tlme.serving were thrown to
",lds, Traitors were silenced, ca
lo'Iowers fell away or joined the scu
Oald Of foaters, while the sturdy D
2cratlc host confidently pressed
bearing aloft the banner of Tariff
loTm' II any have wondered in the
4''ne tenaclty and indestructibilit
Oa' purity, their wonder should c
Saen, IN the light of the last three ye
Is seen how gloriously it spring
'ne front at the call of its duty to
people and in obedience to the sunni
UParty loyalty and obligation.
Inus the education Of the camp
aeaut, as related to the Democracy
a"aSening in response to the signal
y return to the propagandism of /
0cratic doctrince.
The thoroughly aroused enthus
auu determination of the party, ant
slued thousands Of good and cal
lel drawn from the non partisan
,e'nsence and honesty of the land,
W obstacle too formidable for a.
"ud no end which was not within
.each In sublime confidence, al
,aumountlng to audacity. they were
AuK 10 uffApn tlo sc