The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-24
.TELLINGGOSPEL TRUTHS
Ringing Speeches at the Tariff Reform
Clubs Banquet
A BIG DEMOCRATIC FEAST
Cleveland interprets the Recent
vlctories-Senator Carlisle and
Others Talk-Cheers for the
ex-President's wife.

new concert hall of Madison Square gar
den, 10 celebrate the recent democratic
victories. The hall was tastefully deco
rated and the attendance was large.
Among the prominent gentlemen about
the speakers table were ex-President
Cleveland. Senator Carlisle, Governor
Boies Of Iowa, Governor-elect Russell Of
Massachusetts, Congressman Wilson Of
West Virginia, Carl Schurz, Henry Vii
lard, Senator Brice, Daniel Lamont, ex-
Governor Hoadley of Ohio, and ex-
Comptroller Trenholm.
When Mrs. Cleveland. accompanied by
Senator Carlisle, and other ladies entered
one of the boxes in the first gallery every
man at the tables rose, waved his hand
kerchief and Joined in three hearty
cheers, which the wife of the ex-President
acknowledged with bow. When feast
ing finished Chairman Wheelock, in a
brief speech, introduced ex-President
Cleveland as the first speaker of the even
ing. Among other things Mr.. Cleveland
said:
As our campaign has proceeded unusual symp-
toms have been apparent among those pr0mi-
nent IN directing the opposition. Some OF them
have become insubordinate and discontenled,
and at times actually disobedient to party orders.
Some have left the ship. one shrewd and
weathorwise navigator has clambered or and,
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victory over tafin REFORM This Is confessed
and we may here only refer to the methods by
which ihat victory was gan ed Tor the pun pose oi
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fact that among those who ought to rejoice In
success thefe Is Ilie general sentiment thal
ths least s,ld OF II ihe peller: ,.-.,---
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porlant and gratifying feature Of lis progress,
i refer to the manner in which access has been
gained TO the plain people Of the land and the
submission to their reason and Judgment OF the
ooJeets ana purposes 'or winch the campaign
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humanity, and in an arrogant assumption OF
superior learning formulate political doctrines
suited only TO those favored with advanced ed'l.
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as s ,a, ,ha ~ no,snnn "t ,ho oonri" whih 't ,od a
them 10 submit 10 the eyils Of bad GOV.
crnment, but that it was partly owing TO the
busy activity OF their occupations and the cOnse-
quent neglect OF political subjects and partly to
the rgidiiy Of their party ties ana Their unques-