The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-28

people m honest, emctent- and econ9mical
press Forward il The contss. II which ws g. arc {,
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i: inmsn, Samuel B. RsScSsS. Oswald Often Often.
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ward SssSsS Ss,l Isid25 %SI%
st FSs ssssas read
iuti9ns. which the audience approved with q
In introGucins Grover Cleveland Chairman
would be slad fs to hear. and as he arose to his
t Ssset ses as sfessss sS0f as
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oS 1RBsasas S and his lace 'e bssams
very red. After. the applause, had finally
Ss1 e ns rs wss e WITH
Closet attention; Interrupted only By applause.
GROVER cLEvEIANp's SPEECH.
orD1Ss e e p1.s sR s e ssss sas
oven though / am able to do but little more
than spoaf q word of erecting 70 the repre-.
Ssps & cur business interests who
You have heard much and have doubtless
s S much Spon the peops ssn
Of the people Of our State at the coming cleo.
ton: and I sn clad e believe That t6e 6usi;;
tsss his @ not only mpor.
tHnt to them X WITH all their 1sST
sspeeaS concern Them IN
Il must be confessed that both here and in
other parts Of the country those eneaged ia
om pabs AFFAIRS and ssyo SSn
acted upon tho theory that neither their duty
s s & se% NOR as s9o
Inactivity have resulted In q loss to our public
snsness mem could be Tor
sional men In Official places the people would
psSssyey gain Sy the And it s
been QUICKER 70 see that their Neglect q polItl;
cal duty L. to their
pan n on IN eSer
passed by those Ignorant Of their business
teraet oil this labor and defeat all this plan.
- "iha y, expressed the bolisf that the business
there are 1uestions involved II the campaign
~ awakened Interest on every, side. and By
this immense demonstration: and Il Is difficult
Se ss s ns y
which iife. giving currents aow to ali parts OF
lions. both state and national. which have re-
lation to the State campaign now nearly
Much has been said about the topics which
should be discussed In the prosecution Of this
campaign. 1t has been commended that the
Snd has been Claimed tSat issues
should be most prominently considered.
to consider the business features Of the con-
ss as @
macy Of any topic in THO pending campaign is
It Il fSs the
the city and State. and whether it will be at ali
Influenced BY the results Of the canvass.
se. r. IsFsss
vember next viii affect her position in the gem
e IL ts1 % ss
adjustment Of the tariff. which concerns so
materially, not only all ourpeople,. but the COM
discussed This and the question oi sound
currency cannot be separated from the bust,
su Ssss Of ope sS Ssy hos
OF inviting their thought and settling their
sS h sr%S tss ii CLAP a
fairs and tho humorous other subjects having
reference 70 JUST, nOnest, ana Denencent
portant and legitimate.
On all these questions the New York De;
to discuss tRem IL snd s
any time.
THE TIGER" CRY BAsE1Ess AND ABSURD.
But our opponents: apparently seeking to
the canvass and affecting the business Of our
city and State. and exhibiting such weakness
and fear as soEanly ought not to essaIe no,
dement's and dangerous .procivities OF GER
tain political organization whose members
Se aate a. te
were true. the perils our oppo.
ABSURD But seems pfto to me the ARGUMENT "
such question belittles an important situa-
Every man knows. or ought to satisfy him
sented to the people by the Democratic party
ss oDs seS Kim
hem. Every man ought to satisfy himself
whether the candidates OF the Democratic
stration u his btate governments i he be-
support from them upon any frivolous and
The exercise Of the right Of suffrage 4. .
ss GgHHs sn az Si
ne rawlings OF our opponents anu uilOWb nl6
vote merely to record tho extent to which he
las yielded to the misleading and cunningly
ieytsed appeals to his prejudices made In be-
half OF a desperate and discredited minority.
such q vote does not influence IN the least the
sna Of ns wIa
ire called to pronounce Judgment
II enough such votes should be given to
,ause O false verdict In tho State. those who
should contribute to that result, and thus be-
,ome disloynl to their beliefs. would find every
hing but satisfaction In their self.reproach
md In their sense OF degradation which would
ollow tho unconccaled contempt OF those
,artisans who had duped them for the purpose
y thus gaining party advantage not other
In conclusion. desire to disclaim any fear
hat the business men OF New York can be thus
loluded. They will not only apprehend the
questions at issue and SEQ their duty and In.
crest IN soberly passing upon them. without
late the fact that the ticket they are asked by
eoognizes them. It 10 headed bya, man Of
business. who Is certainly entitled to their con-
ldenoe. and who is so creditable as their rep
that believe his business charac-
or has escaped attack during campaign In
which every attack hAyinR. any pretext what
'ver has been made. will not especially re-
or by name TO the. remainder Of our candi-
latesGsome OF whom are my old and near