Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-25
GROVER TALKS.
Es-P rsSlaesl C1eysland's Address Al
q Tar.a-Rstorm Gathering.
ne Discusses re Results 81 fAs "a.
eeat Eseetion- 0osereor eoies On
TIE Dsm4aas - ths Farmer,
A SarABlk eArnExlSs


TIE Madison square Garden - oels-
brais tie recent Democratic victories.
Ihr attendance uet only 81 banqoeters
bat also Of oAiookers W4s very large.
covers fer 80 being lsia, = Aiie the gal-
lerles were nllca with brilliant array
of people. Of whozn lzaies m4ds . prom,
lnenl part
At aboa, SEQ o'clock Ans Grover
Cleveland accompanied ~ Mrs John
G Carlisle and ether ladies entered enc
OF the BOXES IN the hrss gallery. Mrs.
Cieveisnd's appearance Was the signal
for every man al the tables a. TiSs -
has feet aud amid = waving 81 kanak.r-
chiefs Mr. Cleveland Was given three
cheers which compliment she acknowl-
edFed % rising aud bowling.
When the teasting was nRiShed Chair
man Wheeler, II brief speech. intro
duued ex-President Cleveland a. the
first speaker q the evening Mr. Cleve-
land said. among other things, IN AT al.
dress on The toast, a Campaign Of Ed
ucatlon."
The grand and ultimate object o. ihs cam
paige u education VS. tie prenstiou 81 the
PIE from uulust burdens. A soon as the cam
paigu Was inaugurated the party quickly
marshaled IS o. The oiden time aggressive
courageous devoted TO its cause and
needless Of encouragement or oefeat Day b.
oGy ana hour ~ hour expedlcncy and time.
serving eeTe tlt0su T. the wlnds. Traitors
were silcncct, camp followers tell away or
joined the seuny band OF noatefs while
the sturdy Democratic host confidently
pressed on. bearing 1ioit the tan
ucr 81 tArin reform ~ any have Won
| dered in the past Al The tenacitY aud ndcsir4ct
! Utility of our own party their wonder should
cease when ia the light o. the last three years,
II IS soen how gloriousy IL springs 10 the front
az the call Of Us duty 10 the people and IN
obedience 10 Tie summons of party Loyalty and
/ Obligation.
Thus the education OF the campaign meant.
Is related 10 the Democracy. It's awakening in
response to The signal Tor its return 10 the
/ propae andism OF Democratic doctrine No one
! who remembers the hilarity with which the
leaders OF the Republican party greeted
/ the message of tsnr reform, and the
/ confidence with which they prepared
! 10 meet and crush the issue presented can
fail 10 see how useful a lesson has been taught
them in our campaign Of education. Within
twenty four hours after the submission 10 Con
gress OF the question OF tariff reforns. sundry
Senators and Representatives belonging 10 Ibe
Republican party were reported 70 have jsunt-
| lily ventilated their partisan exultation Ia the
| public press.
III il be true that q Senator frern Nebraska
! said II is big card for the Republicans this
| big card can not appear remarkably useful 70
him now, for his State TO day contains a big
curiosity in the shape OF q Democratic Gov.
ernor-slect.
"If the junior Senator from New York de
clsred that his party would carry this State by
| the largest majority ever known IL they could
be given the platform proposed, the reply VII
come when in few days a Democratic col
| league is placed by his side
If a Senator from Maine declared 1t isa
good enough platform for the Repuelicsns-we
want nothing better how is il that he is now
] so diligently endeayoring 70 End out the mean.
ing OF the word reciprocity;
IF a Senator from Wisconsin gieetuily said
he was glad 10 see us show our h@nd' be can
not fail 10 be convinced, when ne soon gives
place TO real good sound Democrat. that
there was, after all, more in the hand than ne
cared TO see.
II the present Speaker Of the House sarcas-
tically said. 1t only shows what fools ali the
other Presidents have been be may well be
excused. since he has lstely so thorough ~
learned that in the sight Of the people 10
falibility is not an attribute always 10 be found
in the Speakers chair.
III the Representative from Ohio whose
name is associated with a bill which mas given
hiy party considerable trouble OF late said II
the Democratic party had hired Burchard %
write stump speech IL could not nave suited
US better II must be that circumstances lead
ing 10 his approaching retirement from public
life have suggested modification OF his iudg
ment
AS cur campaign has proceeded other IN
usual symptoms have been apparent among
those prominent In directing the opposition
Some Of them have become iusueordinste and
discOnteHted ane Al times actually disobcdienl
20 party orders. Some have LETT the ship
One shreud and weather-wise navigator
has clameered on. aud ia frs
bark, with the word Reciprocity painted OF
its stern. was seen lowering near prepared q
climb aboard again or sail away a. wind ADD
wave would appear 10 make most safe. Al tho
present stage ~ tho campaign the unwiclcl
party hulk Of bourbon kcp1blcsnism Is sti
sfoat but damaged and badly leaking
'Of course ve do not overlook The fact that
before their present prcdicamcnt was reached
/ and IN their nrst battle with Us the enemy
gained a victory over tsriH reform. This
/ is confessed. and we may here onlI
refer 10 the methods Nv which tha'
victory was gained for the purpose a
/ saying that we thoroughly understand
! them. and that n the benehciaries q tbos.
methods arc satisfied with TIE coRdiiion thcl
/ have wrought We also are not without Compcn
satiOn That We have cause Tor Satisfaction
I even In the remembrance a. temporary defeat
/ is cvidcaced bv she fact that among those WI,
ought 20 rejoice IN sDccss there s. quite gen
sral sentiment that the east said o; Il The BET
ter"
The Democratic party is willing 20 trust "a
ordinary intelligence % our people FOR 81 un
dersfsadiug - fis prime pies. Never VS. NOR
intelligent honest ard elective effort made In
noble cause than that made ov TIE Democrats
party. We have Pot before the peeps
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