The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
Statesmen 70 guide the peoples councils and to .I.
cute ths peoples will.
RECORD OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY.

Democratic Assembly last autumn. That victory se.
cured tho electios OF Democratic tile United states
senate areprsssntativs in full sympathy with the pop.
uar majority on great questions OF Federal policy
save the state the lowest tax rate of thrtyix years.
aud for the nrst time In generation freedom from
alton for the general purposes OF government 1t Esvs
New YORK city the means OF securing rapid transit
boon which Republican Legislatures had for years de.
MED rave tho people the shortest legislative tes.
s!on In seventeen years attribute to the faithful INDUS
try OF the Democratic Assembly by whom this result
WAS achieved In the interest OF economy and good log
isaiion.
Taird.-Our pledges to the people contained 10 the
Democratic platforms OF 1881. 1875 and 1859 were
promptly redeemed by the Democratic Assembly in
the passage of the foliowin measures:
~ bill to enumerats the inhabitants OF the State
preparatory to reApportionment Of Senate and As.
sembly districts.
bill to reapportion the Congress dstricta In rur
suanes OF the Federal statute and upon the basis Of the
recent Federal census
t3) A bill 10 provide for Constitutional Convention
In accordance with the wish of tho people doc
by u large majority At tho polls In 1886
10 bl to rovss and consolidate the Excise laws-s
iusaurs inteiixentiy and eauitaby framed, caaAtuy
regulating the sale OF Intoxicating liquors prescribing
,ust fees for iicenss and preserving ali nesdtu re-
strctions for tho maintenance OF order and the good
VI society.
~ several bill, to amsliorae the condition OF asri
culture and labor and to lessen the burden of direct
taxation.
TIE nrp,prIcAS syS.rr AppA1cxrn
Eo,lr,h--Ai those measures passed by tho Demo.
cratic Assembly in obedisncs TO tho demand or the
popular majority were defeated In the Kepublioa An
ssn.ts nv IN. renr.sent.,v.s q. III. mlno,ltv of m.
p.op,, Thu. has the REPUBLICAN rar,y continued 10
betray the peoples inte.eat
den.s IN. Constitution asn,s, fai, r.nre,.nt..on
in the Legislature to 800 %, nav Inhabitants OF the
A.te nv refusny To pa.s nm enumeration hill thu pre
mInarv s.p To The abolition of the
.un,r,opm.,, NJ, s.n.t. nd A...mhx distr,c,. which
Amazed nm ,h, r.n.u, NJ ,ix,r.n var, 400
IL not only with hs fed.ra Censu. Bure All
90 dsprvs tho stat, of An additional REPRESENTATIVE In
,.onv,.,. md in tho electoral GALLEY, nv fraudpi.n,
count az IN. inba,,an,. az S.w York CITY bu. II r..
fuses to ,omply with the comma nd Of is own Federal
or,s,s 10 r..ry.nv. The tonxre,s ais,r,c,,
Of III. State so tia. all contain IA nearly a.
a, .ou,, ,unh.r NJ ,nba,,t,,t.
/, ,,nor.. m. .m,h,t., d.c,,ra,ion or m. manila
who nv -, nlur,,uv OF 40. cp yo,r. rec,rasd than.
selves 4, f.ror NJ a con,,t,tion,i ronys,t nm
/. Insist, upon "A pas,as. OF .umptusry laws which
nsedlss''y interfere with the personal liberty OF law
~Ua '' s" ~ 49,
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proh,ot'oh smenamen' ana mon refusing 70 hAss
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u"n.' r ,,. =, 80 49,. p
nteuses " A . 30 ''e .o"u'''o. VI "so
w '"eA '' NAN y" '" 'A >''' '
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.s"o"S W. ~. 49,, W ."e ',.'.' s1 a"., =.
Glasses for reforms In methods Of taxation
$3.50. $50 " ~ "
It indcates its hostility to home rule by Its efforts at
m.ddlesome legislative interference With the Affairs
OF large e'teG
:" e"eo"'"k, eApo"'. '.s'..e ~.As
committees whose ihSeshRat'ohs aeeenetate into
s'rHes Tor pot'cA patronage upon 'ne o"ea' su'hof
tues OF pemocrA'e 'nuh.c'pA"''e.
.""''eu "o"S 80 "" =, ~. 49, 80 49,. 81, NV
State oy oop'Nak NC" iofN VI ..' "or'u i~' oe'
cause Tue Hopuo"e"u ie"uof ''uu hos eon''o' ts
noarn Oh p,reo'ors
by that ACT nc" ,ork was oeprvsu o. 'ne oehen. OF
the eNpen"'u'o " luxurious VI A'''n' " uo'"'S
"nh'n '.' oorue's.
ny mat "et '''o 'u.ef''' " o's' "Ase oA"er' eVery
metehsh. every 'Afmo'' o'e'' h'Anu'se'ulr e'orS
houssho'uer' e'c.S fn''.oAu Auu UAnspor'"'on CUM
pany were cruelty sAce,neeu
mo peope VII. uos o.kes ."Hs TUG "o' s"as''e uous
sRsh III 'hs pAF'" '''' - Nv" 'ue VI A's
parry to1 "o'eFnoF'
THE POLICY OF THE DEMOCRACY.
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