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

Capitalization OF power eliminating thus, far
In the passage by the House OF Representatives
OF an election bill which large rart oil the
people have with Justice and propTlety en-
phatically denounced as subversive oi popular
rights and revolutionary in purpose and elect;
should such Legislation continue uhrebuReu
our Constitution will become blank paper and
our country will need new declaration OF
independence
: am sure that in the celebration which the
Tammany Society has arranged Tor this an
nlyersary the effort will not be spared to
which threaten 10 this wide dernrture from the
simple form OF government planned sias ~ our
tyrannicai partisanship which to entlsty It's
own greed, is willing not only to sacrifice the
peace aud prosperity OF the people. but to per-
1ammany Hall will but echo tho best eenti-
ment of the country when 1t appeals to tho
pose these tendencies toward Capitalization
and governmental iavorl'ism, II Is an Or
fuence Is powerful and far reaching. IT ls all
important factor in our American civilization;
II stretches protecting arm over the p9orund
shores, and instructs them in the duties Of
American citizenship 1t has been stead;
has vIForousS orposed every nIemp
matter how carefully concealed or how ingeni.
ously devised. to disfranchise single honest
be. 1t has bravcly stood for individual liberty.
local seli-government, the rights OF the states,
ministrati1n Of public affairs With such ira
dltions it should be the first to strike a warn
l aeeuTe sret to Tho "d
It's voice WIN be heard and I,eedei. lis
example will be an inspiration to thousands OF
men all over the country who re loice TO call
themselves Democratic because Democracy
represents these true american ideas. In EN-
ploylng this glorious anniversary to urge re-
distance and iebuke to any encroachinent
upon or surrender OF these ideas and to revive
devotion to Jelersonian principles the TAM
mauy Society will be rendering. Il heneiicent
and patriotic service. worthy OF grateful re-
main, your fellow citizen. DAVID Il. HILL
LET MASS MEETINGS DENouNCE THE BILL.
Resolutions were then passed calling upon
citizens all over the country to bold mass ass
and to protest against its passage by the
Senate.
Gov. BigRs OF Delaware and Congressman
kipson Of Louisiana, MoMllin Of Tennessee,
fnioe Of Tennessee. ffoder OF Ohio. and AIansur
OF Missouri. Mr.. Caruths speech included
written by man who moved their remains
from one graveyard to another and unfortu-
nately mixed than up:
sn.a, sparks is buried here.
With sarah. Mary, Jane. and Hammer
Mr.. Caruth suggested as an ,epitaph for those
por TSmmy Reed lie lies buried ed here;
Mingled in some mysterious way
WITH parts OF Nanamaker. Piatt and Quay.
Gov, Biggs said that the Federal Election
bill would go down to death. dragging with it
the party that devised II. Congressman
the liberties OF the people. and that the day
not be long distant when the people may be
called to make q new; declaration Of indepen
dence. The people. he prophesied. would 10
found true sons OF their Revolutionary slres
and ready, to mako and support their declnra-
ton OF independence.
Congressman McMilin Of Tennessee said
that the Democratic party found its birth in
long as liberty is to lie defended. 1t saw the
birth and death OF the Federal party. the Wing
birth OF the Republican party. and will see 1t
60 down to its death.
There was q reception 10 the visiting Congress-
men at the Manhattan Club in the evening.