The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-05

aF9t te%aa BY @aSbs df e. n,re S%s
the, presiding oflcor ofthie House OF Represen.
tativos assume unwarranted powers trampe
upon the rights OF Represent atives override the
most sacred provisions of the Constitution for
| the purpose OF robhing constituencies Of their
and precedonts Observed and revored from the
Ignored By the Speaker with rudoncSs akin
arguments uttered under the soiemnity Of the
most sacred obligation that could be admins
Tending the constiaton his Sn we're
when cited IN condemnation Of his conduct
eans as II they we're but the idle vaporings OF q
| bratniess demagoRue on the sand lots Of San
| Francisco.
THE FORCE BILL ALWAYS IN VIEW.
| What a transition In 80 short q period OF
| timel What change from the Fittieth to
the Fifty-trst Congressl From gentleness to
To to Hy9Tsm epS
| wrong. Carlisle to Reed Tho outrageous acts
OF the Speaker k we're no, only excused ,6ut
The pPses fSS b fRSS. ss a.
| fin had dIod upon the oSsadsr:
Ead been debated 6g ho SnolS
End End the new Eih air.
| ICED for action summer has come. the sur
| plus has departed, and all those schemes are
| yet In embryo No one was deceiyed BY this
cent number Of constItu encies Of representa-
tho I enactment NJ Of Federal Election law to
ard will OF the people,"
NORTH As WELL AS SOUTH THREATENED.
bill. OF which he said: What a machine for
! oppression. Intimidation. and corruption. The
centre OF political Information and political ad-
vantage. He will be the source OF Information
ered many storm, they have MAJ estically with
stood The attacks from the alien and sedtlous
LAYS they over
terrible influences Of civil war they have re-
ceiyed many e stab; but never from any
this: Be not deeeiTed. This measure is not in,
New York and Indiana in 1891, It is to enable
that original package OF political r8scality,
to invade your homes and drive you from the
MIR Bynum severely criticised the Returning
as Intended I" provide for the SQUIRTING In Of
Republicans before the next House is organ
afterward. He pronounced this as the crown
Ing inamy Of the series begun with the steal;
elections since. and said that the Kepu bicans
want TO be without limit TO carry on their cam;
PHps Of He snd soap Doodle and
Whosoever hath the Rft Of, tongue: let
him, use It: whosoeyer can WELD the pen Of tho
haS sword him ed hk for
the crisis demands the highest exertions,
Mr.. Bynum's speech had running accom-
pnniment IRON one OF the boxes. where sat a
ireuuently seen at McGlynn meetings. She
seemed to think she was helping the orator
| out by crying That's the way to tnlk to them"
and applauding with great energy and vehe-
mence.
CONGRESSMAN cR1sPs SPEECH.
The Hon Charles F. Crisp Of Georgia o gave e.,
made further analysis OF the ELECTION bill.
unseat sufficient number Of Democrats
bI dessned to ntreReh the Repubiican aI party
In porpetIa p0wer hspq6|iGspR Judges g. are to
Judge doing wrong T. by impeachment nn oE the
sss 81 bs receSed rom eG
Judges likely 10 impeach them? The Repub-
lieaps sought by exciting p.eiudess ag9nst
cure the passage OF the bill but having made
i law they would soon turn 1t against New
NH. CLEVELAND BEES THE POINT.
Two letters OF regret were read and an, an
nouncement made OF the others that had been
seSond fG provoked t tamu tot q cheerins Mr..
Sl6V6lHnu WTOl0 from NlhElOn, MubS-'
The celebration contemplated by your an
Gent and time;h9nored organization Will. It
TRs to m ao 5oa ae nD5 d
present and emphasize the idoa that the Dec:
aratiOn OF Independence was the protest OF
expressions Of misgovernment The reasons
aud justification for their revolt are exhibited In
OF maadmInistratlo They complained that
their Interests had been so neglected and
their rights lawful subjects so violated under
British rule. that they aD9Oy0u from
"OIr fathers In establishing a new Govern
ment upon tho will OF the people and conse-
not i prescribe limitations which would deny to
ton The opportunities and the temptations
thus necessarily presented to craftsmanship
Is far too arrogant aud bitter, and when, In
public place, the true interests Of the country
h sh5y those who love their
country may well remember with comfort and
sqtsa;Gton on dndepeIdence Dag that the
them M and i The badge q t6eir trsedS@ and
continued prosperity apd happiness.
" They will not revolt against their plan OF
tlon supply every inspiration Of true American
ism. But because they are free and independ-
SzGRs they w as as
shall last, revolt against the domination OF any
political party which. intrusted with, power.
faithlesey violating its plain and simple duty
TO tho people, insults them with professions OF
dsinterested solicitude while 1t eats out their
substance.
And YET, with all this. We should not in blind
security deny the existence OF danger The
masses OF our countrymen are brave AMI there-
fore generous; they are strong and therefore
confident and they are honest and therefore
unsuspecting. Our peril los in the case with
which they may be deuded and cajoIed by
those who would traffic with their interests.
No occasion IA more opportun0 than the cell
ebration OF the ono hundred and fourteenth an
niversary, OF American independence to warn
tho American people OF tho present necessity
on their part of Q viRilant watchfulness OF their
rights and.a jealous exaction OF honest and I'M
sci fish performance of public duty. Yours very
truly. GROVER CLEyELASD."
A NEW DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
Gov. Hill wrote from Albany on Thursday:
STATE OF NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY. July 8.
Ufee
GENTLEMEN: Upon my return from the West
where have been to pay my respects to the
honor Thomas A. Hendricks / find your invi-