The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-09
JACKSON DAY SPEECHES.
M. c1EvELAND PRESENTS TIE DE
wo,RzCY WITH FEW VARNING&

x..~-..,mnp Springer Rejoins with $50
= A. r Am Concerned ! Prefer to Leave
80. r,.tcorm TO the National Convention"
s,e.che. by Jos. &. Hendrix and others.
,,ort hundred and twenty-fv diners at
.undod the Jackson Dny dinner OF the business
Maze emocratic Association at the Hoffman
uonse last night TIL emenu was covered
,,h old hickory. on which we're painted the
ro,,onal emblems and the initials OF tho So
o,otv Tho Chairman welded an old hickory
s.ro, presented by the Ladies' Hermitage
Isso,ta,ion OF Nashville. whose object Is
% save from ruin and decay the home OF An
drcv jackson and to guard the tomb where
sIcsps tho old hero. One OF the table orha-
morts was a huge confectionery cannon. re-
.,I,nr the battle OF New Orleans. and real
smoke and smell Of powder was supplied by
o.. rtist who took fash light picture OF the
scene
A. tho guests table sat Chairman Theodore
" Nver, and with him were Grover Cleve-
ia CONGRESSMAN william NJ. Springer. John
oDonohue, Joseph C. Hendrix. Daniel 3.
lamont. O. b. Potter. Charles H. Winfield.
M.yor Cleveland Of Jersey City. Excise Com.
missioner Neakim. Gov Leon Albeit
Iettsrs Of regret were read from Senator
Mn Speaker Sheehan. Richard Croker.
THOMAS r. Cilroy. Gov. Boies of Iowa. Gov.
Rnssell Of Massachusetts. Gov. Gordon OF
oeorvis. and senator B. F. Jonas OF Louisiana.
There was a notable absence OF leading Tam
many mon
GOOD deal of champagne had been disposed
NJ ,he Chairman led Of in tho speechmaking.
saying: -
coMprRo1.LER MYERs's srEECH.
Formed as was our organization in 1s83. for
no purpose: but active and
v" wer. enabled. at our first annual bsna!st.
to Celebrate triumph which had seated in tho
son, was Of and for the people. and who. like
him. believed that PRINCIPLES were paramount
{ apd Ts To ss a q
mG1ans Ef n the hearts Of his fellow country
% sres Victory is to be- Celebrated for not only
has that able and honorable business man. Ros-
,Ss rp f o ths
with the now year continued the proud line OF
nssn % S whS ssSs Hnns the
Congress msmG9ry nyysr STIissd
b"amno o House, q kepresentatiyes and
buWepk to deisnd the peoples rights to voice
and economical administration Of the peoples
around the world. and / need not remind
Hsny
thesttention and plsyditts Of listening nation.
sound from the Empire State: Honest money.
tsriff reform. eauslity Of taxation. 2 wise
that ours is common country. know-
ns 6 no longer North n, seStn
sriss Which should rally the hosts Of Democ.
rscy to stand. as in the past. shoulder to Shout
Ssr presenting an 9 3na ana an unoroKen
This Day W Celebrate, was the topic as
racy contingent Of the gathering was special:
y delighted With the speech. Mr.. Cleveland
GPErcH OF aRovER CLEVELAND.
whore We may manifest that love and affection
for Andrew jackson which have . place In
sysIy 1snSo1rls heart {, III needless e At
= our conviction that Jaokson's democracy
sturdy, perslsteney which characterized the
sse s Rs 2ssss Tia s e se s
10 these latter days. Thus. Wherever party
the spirit In which our work should be Under
III may not be unavoidable for us at this
time to recall some incidents n the career OF
Andrew Jackson and note their bearing upon
tions to the people We may thus discover an
iIeentiye for the euitiyation and preservation
LONE to Depoorstie enOrt. ''' 'N.' "
When Gen Jackson was ssnt With tro9gs
peace. whose retreat was IN the Spanish p pr ee
that 1 Il va signiaed to him that the possss.
United States It should be forthwith accom-
lIisshed; He only believed he had the assent
bis word bad been siVen never an rested
Until his military occupation OF the territory
The Democratic party has lately declared
2ested with power their burdens Of taxation
nore Just distbnton mo Of bensts Should eE ah be-
assured to them, There is no doubt concern
absl: shs tS this
esived their trust and confidence on the faith
q our promises: In these circumstances
and persistency II fsitering or hesitatins IN
t ne cause s We have andertaken. II we accepted
ss design ssG Saa so % y ism
iIs sss% i Sssa isits
AT New Orleans Gen. Jackson attacked the
their making sSe ssss sd dRa tSst
i nsyer occurred to him that = he yielded to
NeW Ioot OF ground or gave them u moments
lest ms opportunity to defeat them would be |
We who are proud to call ourselves Jack
Eonan Democrats have boldly and aggressive
X attacked . political heresy. opposed to the |
pest interests Of the people and defended By |
neht Is stillon. Who has the hardihood to say |
sns Il We can lay claim to the least Jacksonian
ne enemy or lower In the least our colorsp
O.. PRESIDENT Jackson believed the United |
ia Bank was an institution dangerous to
GMe liberties and prosperity. OF the people. |
Gnce convinced, OF this. his determination to |
Destroy GSestroy y closely followed. Ho early began
we attack, utterly regardless Of any consider
ATOMS OF political expedency or personal ad-
Taacement except as they grew out OF his faith |
me people. and giving no place in his calen-
A.lons ior any estimate OF the difficulty OF the
Undertaking. From the time the first blow was |
triumph. he allowed nothing to divert him |
~ mom his purpose. and permitted other issue
EuVlue MS energy or 10 be substituted for
a .ssm3on which he was intent. |
.o, The pemocratlc party Of to-day. which |
ss"Scked monstrous OWL. intrenched behind |
peIIversi0n OF governmental power and |
RAJ guarded by its selfish beneflciaries. On be- |
1 " OF those among our people long neglect |
~ We nave Insisted on tariff reform and un l