The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-31

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SPEECH OF SENATOR FAULKNER.
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and one which will inflnGnce the policy OF the
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said aIfI he only hoped thas Massashasstts ana
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condition OF the country would DO had IT be-
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II knew Mr. Flower whom .he was In Con:
House OF brilliant Democratic leaders. Mr.;
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discharge his duties honestly: fearless.
and regardless s.,s 81 any Ell In
surround Mr.. Flower which viii be prejudi;;
him no infiueHces whIsS are not pemoeratiS;
When you vote vote for Flower. or you VIII
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saowneI that freedom would have been tradi'
Mentions Of the namos Of Mr.. Cleveland and
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IS the next speaker. He said In part:
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The Speaker is now now gave eheerins messages
from Coy. Russell and Gov. Campbell. and
The home Of Harrison has already been
Cleveland going to do? After hold ing. the ban
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SPEECH OF GEN. MAoINNIs.
Gen. Martin Maginnis Of Nevada was next
crowd from the flrst He began with telling
e9lo{y Of Tammany Hall. from the standpoint
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tie greater Eight which will soon be general
We are are lighting for vantage ground; and well
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Ssys lighting to say aox sbeq g The Re-.
III eS sa%e p%oa% th RsF'g WRo
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Of No, and cheors.l There is as much differ
the waters Of bay
.IysIs: Al stwsen the Republican party then
He eulocized ,Cleve'a reviewing. his Ad:
Ninistration and comparing the condition OF
the country under o Democratic Administra.
ton with It under Republican sway. He praised
Secretary Whitney az tho man through whom
Amerlcan sailors now had good guns to shoot
with and honest decks to stand on. He de-
Soribed the frightful condition Of affairs on the
frontier under Republican mlsrule. and said:
When Grover cleveland camo in: and
In closing he said: You have a grand
man for Governor. served with him in Con-
GreSs.. wiser man and moro level-hended
naq there has never boon In the counsels OF
the Democratic party have just come down
bpm TIE mountains. lhaye como through the
.,voios-Dd you see anything Of q fair out
When the cheers. Misses. and laughter sub
AIDED. Gen. MaRinnis said:
leAw no fair glaughter. but I'll tell you
what did see. l saw the fertile Holds aud
valleys, the fourishing towns and clties Of
idaho, Iown, Nebraska. Kansas. and Wyoming.
xsAwthom filled with earnest. energetic people.
] saw these people enthusiastically gath
srtnG together the richest OF their products
OF Held and forest and mino III prcpa-
ration for making the best showing possible
9t the Fair IT Chicago. lqroens and Kisses.
And whom remembered that this great and
beautiful city ofgyoprs is tho natural and only