Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-22
CLEvELAND'S ADDRESS.

] pIOmptiueS Of heat luli f tevo tlnu
 and vehHratlon Us l tender from tiia 2 OsmOcraCT Of the great st,te nf te, .. T York, g. iribu;s If If c;iDn for tha
 man whom He nOuoT t. night I sn. , cOmmssicned to eiaIm for m, sshts her b fall share nf the x sioTy which hss been n he'd upon the American name and
 ohsractzr by One wh se csreer aud ex- F .mpie c.uuoi b prs. enpted ard whose l reuUwn Cannot bs limited t0 O~nership :, 60 the neie hiurs snd friends cf avy 10.
 ahii;y. N- ;ej ice in the exgmpie af- , forded Ou thIs occasion If gsnGIbe Am g sIican c.tzensnip. revsaei to ns as a . s ife anu If. lible interpreter Of duty r..
 all che: zencieS, Cf 6 long sEd honorable ublic career as az nDfailing guide to r useful -6ss and fame
 "Iu this pryseHcs spd in the atmOs pnere of toese ref :iIun> We shou'd nos miss the .essun trey commend to Us Or i fail to reuew our aYpileation of the Va
 iue of this cit'zsnshiy and revive our
 apprehension of tbe sentiments and con , d;IiOus Ill which 1t has ils rise and growth First of all we should b pro
 fOundiy grateful that the elem .uts witch make up the strength and vi9Or of Aui-
 erican citzansbip gre so naturally rela''
 cd to our situation and are so simple.
 Here tbe plsin people of the land sre
 rulers; their investu ot power Is c" y
 accOtnpa aIed with the conditions tist
 they should love tkeir country; that
 they s5ould jealously guard aud protect
 its Ihterests a.d fair fame aud that the
 intelligence and will with which they
 are endowed shouId be devoted tC an
 understanding of it's needs and the pro
 motion of it's welfare.
 Ut should never be forgotten that the
 influences which more tLan all other
 things has m4de oar people the safe de pOsltorIes of governmental power, and
 which has furnished the surest guarantee
 of the strength and perpetuity ot the | republic, has it's source in the American
 home. Here our patriotism is born and
 entWiues itself with t growth of filial
 love, and here our children are taught
 tine story of our free on and indepon- 1 dsnce, but, ab we sll, here in the brsc- ing aud wholesome atmosphere of un- complaining frugalIty and economy, the | mental Hud moral attributes of our seO- pie have been firmly knit and inyigorst- ed. Never co1ld 1t be said of any coun- trv SD truly as of ours that the permaG- ency of lss institutions depends upon | its Uomes.
 II have spoken of frugality and econ
 Omy es importsn. factors in American
 life. finG no fault with the aoonmu, a-
 lasiou If weal.b, ,snd am gisd to ses that energy end elterpiiss receive their fair
 reward, but l believe our government in its natural ints8 rIsy is exact y suit to a frugal and economical people, and l
 believe it is Safest III the hands of those who have been made strong and self reli mt m their citizenship by self de nial and by the surroundings ot az en- forced economy.
 "Whe,, therefore, men in high places oi trust, charged with the responsibility of makiGS aDG exccdtieg our laws, not only coDdemn but hippautlY deride cheapEess and economy wlthin the homes of our people, ard when the expendi- tures of he government are reckless and wasiefui, We may be sure that something IS ~rvbg with us and thTt condition exists Elch c.is for vigorous ana re seutfui -feis,. of Americanism bv every uIaD HOsthy 70 be c.iied an American eiJizsn. Upon .h> qEes n of cheap ness anj eCOuOmJ, whether 1t relates to individuals or to tine operations Of the govern meLt, tbs democratic party, trus f,, sfc friII blv ra ,,osy | tAched to our plain and frugal people, when tus question is raised whether our ueOpie shali hove the 0ecessaries of life at cheaper rate. We are not ashamed to confess ourselves in full sy mpatny with the demand for cheaper Coats, and We are Let disturbed by the hins that this SC, Ins necessary to involve cheap er man CT woman under the coat.
 "When 'na promoter of a party mea- sure which inyades every hrma in the lREd wish higher pr.ce', declares that cheap and na=ty go together and this whole 5! stem Oi cheap tbipes IS badge of poYeTiy, foe cheap mSTclendise means ch- ep meO and cheUp men means cheap c1untsJ, Indignantly repuilats such iu- tes espreia ion of toe american sentiment, and When anO:her one, high Ill the party councils, sho has become notorious ss an advocate Of a consrivancs to pefpe tuste partisan supremacy by an Outrd geOQs interference with the suffrage, announces thaJ she ciy for oheapg-ss ,s un- American, We scornfnlly reply tha' his Speech does not indicate the slight est conception of true AmericaEIsm.
 "NLO was the occ5siIn of th, s5 Con demoatiOns, these epith-te? It IS hard to speak patiently IS Se answer that, step b. ssep, g vast number of If our |, people hGd been led cn to followiu5 biindly iu the path of party, they had been flied Eith hate and sectiOlsI pre- judice, they had bsen caj0ieI with mis- and fa!ss promises. they had been corrupted with -1Ousy and by appeals t. their selGshness-all the @ tuIngs led up 10 !her iuaI betrayal lo sstisfy the demands Of those who sup piled the funds for their corruption. C This betrayal was paip-b.e aDd .t was i'm pOssibl5 tO ds.y Or cOucsal tue fact ] That tus pretended rsiiefd teudere1 10 tue peUI,7 ID ihe fulillment of prun- ise to tighten the burdens of their life, male y ihe party entrusted with the T government, was but a scheme to pay s the debts incurred by the purchase of party success, while 1t farther increased I the impo7erisment of the masses.
 "Tle people were at last aroused and demanded an explanation. The leaders of the party which was caught in the act of robbery and which was srraigned by a the people for 8 violation of its trust, were forced by their sad predictment to ( a desperate expedlent. To attempt to reverse the current of true Americanism | and to discredit the most honorable sen- timents belonging to American man [ hood, were the disgraceful tasks If these | " ho insIj,f.,j {. u- f,,.,is ny rha r.frOq c