The sun., 1890-11-24

Te,iiag ths Truth About tho Anairs or n
Natsona1 Democracy.

Natsossl Democracy.
Prom the Pesersburo fade1 htr,oL
In . recont interview with the Washington eo,,.
spondsnt Of tho Alexandria Gazette Senator Earbou, a,
virginia corrobornted Senator Blackourns tes,lmnr.
that the tpp.n, has been right all along in ,.,n.
that tho nomination OF stephen g. Cleveland by IN.
next Democratic Convention would be fatal 70 psmo
cratic Presidential prospects In ista There IA =.
clearer headed politician either side Of Mason .,a
DiSons line than Mr. barbour and he Ia a man M,,
aiw ays has reason for the faith that 10 In him. N,,,
OF the reasons which he gives in his interview h.,.
already been urged through these columns not We ,s
fam to believe. without effect on thinking peo,is
though cannot be denied that thers many sn,bu
sass who willing to accept Cleveland and defeat,
rather than another with victory with sueb pso
Pile 1t Ia merely case Of the blind leading the bd.a
But practical people. with clear political vision s,s
no, eager for the perils OF such leadership Nor n
tho gre a. mass OF tho Democratic party prepared IA
admit that there but its ranks capab,. n,
niiing the Presidential chair Mr. Barbour argumsnts
against the nomination OF Cleveland in 1907 are o,sr
whsming, anu should bo conclusive OF the matter with
every Democrat who sincerely wishes 10 see the psrv
triumph These expressions on the part of Senators
Barbour and Blackburn, and similar views expressed
by Democrats in all parts Of the country, grattyins
us because they In accord with the opinions
We have repeatedly printed. but because they fore
shadow that action which viii ultimately rescue ths
Democratic party from dsas,sr In i-,l II IL po,.Ns
for pemoc ratio tsrn reformsr to be c,sd In lss
but he must be who has never been beaten for
tho Presidency, aud who IN accord with party in
From the A,esandr'a Gasste
wAsHisGros Nov. 2o-ssnAtor German Ia here to day
Being asked about recently reported and publabsd
expire ssion OF hts favoring tho renou,iuaton of Mr.
Cleveland he said he had mover been interviewed en-
the subject and hat never so expressed himself and
that his object and he thought that OF all good Demo-
Gratis anxious for the Of the party In p Is to
unity ana bring all Ito parts into acoord and har
mony. essentially requisite aAd nscssaary for Ito
s,,a prAa i1Au al
sha mplshed he said hut hardy before
would be tho proper time TO be looking out for can
didates
An Estate Senator from the Eighth Congress
Virginia district today who took prominent PAR,
in the legislation Of hs Rtate leading member Of The
bar OF rrenia and veil and favorabiy knswn through
ont the lia Of his state Gays the viswS Of ssaatsr
Barbour the subject Of the next nsmoerAtio Prss
Dental nominee struck the keynote OF the Demecras
party for 1892 and In accord with those Of thous
ands hundreds thousands blue Demoorat
and only Of his State. which nearly oss
and In York. which lost In 1854 but In an The
o,her statsa II never shan forget" he said -tAs
lukewarmness that prevailed in my sva tovn ~ he
last Presidential election and how many OF the most
active Democrats until that election didn't even 70 70
tho pols" - -
In 1883 It was shown very clearly that As oaevelAad
could not carry this Common wealth against week.
ling OF Indianapolis
Tho Democracy Of this country want winner in "a
and It 10 not likely to look among the defeated to ma
him. His address at present Albany Albany
ty, N. y"
It 10 . singular circumstance, bat n>vsethssss a
incoatrovsrtIbs facs that every prominent politician
N N.v YORK stat, who has allowed hi, devotion to n
ceve.nds personal interests to lead him into chsrr
ing Governor Hill with treaehsry in 1854 has himself
bann An traitor to the marty It voua
thersfors seem that they measure Gevsrnos Hill ~
their yard stick. Charles & Tarohild Who .
clsy.,,nd c.oin.t N,nt,te, for sxsmpia mot onfv
,o,sd .o.,n,t the repuar Dam oeYatio ticket in nav
Yors etv ON tho 4th instant And for Tom Plata Re-
npb,o.n fch.t brt stupned tho oitv for thu Pnes
n,..> combination vhioh "a. 40 dtan>nnt abis =.
aair that the Rev Dr. Deems impsllsA to denssnss
II publicly unholly alliance
Sron tAe ssn lnsosso nurnsas
For Pr.,,dsue In Iso., Devd psaness Hu a. Nav
| York Platform. am q Democrat
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oohhosns 'ns. soensl -. ie.e. ef.sssslas ps~e3S~
osssa on noso1s .saxlD'S sssans ~ Ds."ssses -
Of the press In tAis ssass vesld rssA
the gallant leader OF New fofk Dsmscrsey n the sa0s
high esteem Ne u now heId ~ the osmooraoy e1 ~
nsaoh .~.,, ,... ma ..u
History frequently repeats itssie Fer Missy many
years the psmocfAcy Oh ~" 10TH w vsk80e WV
sentaaon In me esnass OF me uhseo ststse se me
Samuel j. T1ldeu, determined that Democratic -
| AtoI muAt Be gained In the Empire oommolwsaltA 4
Democratic Lssislatars secured IN lS7A aAd Sssass
Gov.rnor by John 4 Dir bv over so GOO xsioritv -
A n. rid.,,a s,s,esaor ala c%aA A Hhs eosss,>
| Roseoe contlnr sinca that ems no p~moay.tis as,
pupil Gov. Hill decided some time aes thss xE kvssa
shall b. sucossdsd BY ooraa anA nov. 10 ana ~
hoQI th0 GY0un0Work ouon A. oVouv 0oO0So004AV
laid. and within two months the Govszaors rssofstsa
will BE- duly carried into effect. There ID . stritng
similarity between the political methods of the late N
| z.ldsn and those of Gov. Hill
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From the sae'eyvtus Dats Demo~s.
Mr. Cleveland has said many good thingA bat q, vays