Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

| uAauOntbl puiluOlH1 ana an hODebL private
citizen at the same time.
So much for the character OF the men
who Etand before you for your sufrages.
WHAT ARE THEY TO DO,
| and what are they TO meet2 This little
state is part of great Union. She is
| part OF nm indissoluole great nation. Her
scenty haudiul Of population is part of a
| great nass OF sixty million souls. We
have, under our form Of government, o
separate state organization, wo have a
sovereignty; we have absolute control
oyas those things that stfsot the homes
/ and happiness and daily lives Of our
people; and we are, therefore, responsible
to our consciences, responsible to our
own sense OF duty, as TO whore we shall
place the influence Of the rame and char
aetee Of this little State in the coming
contest. / believe, my friends, thai this
contest OF lS90, although it does not
include the election Of President and
Niee President will be an ever memor-
able one in the history Of our country.
[ rej3ica that at last tue party miscalled
Republican has unveiled to the American
people their true object and intent. For
myself for you, my fellow-countrymen
| only ask for light that we may see our
foemaa's face and justly understand what
he intends by us.
shall not tonight venture upon
the iesues-perhaps ] might say the
one issue that stands before our people
-oeeause l spi happily sWBre Of the
presence o. him who, in the Senate
Of the United States has been the
rue, constant, aule champion OF their
constitutional liberties. Applause. I
aaat thst faitl ful senator tonight to
give you Boma little account OF his hon.
est Stewardship. / want you to hear
igom him the actual details Of tine dan
gafa which tlrsaten free government ia
tAis iali oE ours AL, therefore, | shall
r5Bsr95 tiit some otder occasion suoh
views sa have formed, and may say to
you tAey hsre basn formed clearly and
positively, for MY ygsh il and only ask
that tae people Of Delaware may Clearly
and IplallRently comprehend wAGt is il.
tended for them ia the futute should the
Aspu1lieAi ps.ty have it's way ia the
coming contest. ! lays no ether weapon
n 1aason, I appell ID nothing but
eat cousc.euce, YOU iAtellisoaGa and
t5lseia 90, yonr ar hud ba.HGrs of
safety. Il passion, W0r8s than plqaiou,
corruption la the mean FORM Of The las
Of money shall affect yuus votes, !
aball oniy ofRy Geo That the consequences
Of ur NEGLECT anu Indifference may net
b thoss which 1 honestly believe ald
feaF VII b. melted oUt to yoa.
Whoa iaos 81 what IS the PLATA mean
lag 81 what IS called
Tg5 MKtsLiY fARtfr BILL
when Look u Aalns 3hineFy Of the rules
Of the House by which that oil was rsil-
fHaaed through lie popular branch
sod save snt mark tha American
! government WA5n I locked at the in
aualoes lt.5 ttamsA nat bill when |
tseogni2a TIE very handwriting Of the
men who put IN that bill it, proviaionS;
zee hut enc a'ag, ard hat thing iil.
closed mufS cissity aud more plainly
than ever hefars--that the great cover
! 6ign poweEe Of taEAtinn over the people
o. THIS courtry are proposed 10 b. sold
cut 70 favored class who shall us9
them for shcs own PROFITS aud for the
I purpose 81 stllliutthor itapnyerishing he
mass 81 Tie people 81 the Uaited States.
loafe ri hung oycg this Gong sess and
/ stu hangs over the people Of IN country
THE BttEru4 saAnoW
! Of q LII to take from the pepPls d the
| states tic eol.roi of their elections III I,
! deposit il ia tic hands oil purely pagtia4n
nlsniatys. lais ID revolution such a
4 bill, once pag5s3, / do net Doubt can be
4 SO 5ad as q make II very difliGG.t, IL no.
almost impossible, iar Tie people Of the
! United s.atus % roll 8D suoh a majority
1 o. the Republican nj are OF aig3tiua
cannot co5at oct Aai .eslg destroy. Ii
I is the ola story; power is continually Ell.
trenehiug itself behind lis acquisition