The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-06
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What are Germans elements OF strength
In the first place. the practical politicians o
the party believe in him. yield to his juds
ment and admire him. They would for hin
expend their energies freely. not only because
they like him. but because they know thai
every promise and every obligation would b.
met with scrupulous faithfulness Every party
service and every party merit would be recog.
nizcd by chief who understands In every de.
tail how victories are won.
He 10 bimetallist and friend Of silver. and
yet has the friendly regard Of those vast bust
ness interests whose apprehension is excited
by threats OF radical financial legislation. -
That mastery and magnificent opposition to
the Force bill has won for him the deathlsss
affection OF the Southern people. Even the
Republican business men Of the South would
vote for him on that ground, since they dread
ed the revolutionary and, destructive conse-
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many different elem csts and classes. Expert.
ence brings wisdom md conservation. and.
man has had richer, experieRce in the man
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land. The party. like that IN Missouri. lad
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BEEN State reeter IN 1 tSe Batimore and Hd
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against pewsriul and diseipi lin majorityy
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trywas bestsn' was 'e'e'ied IN THIS coun-
ps.riense Of Lifetime II the highest places has
Of men. The greatest leaders in Washington
ssss to him Wss IA y swsys defer
10 is acceptable, to. SO many elem tents and
Glasses es. because all Of them know that he !.
and apnbo hs
subordinates- Thousands Of Democrats be-
HeSe tnat ne could advance Democratic pr1n-
ciples further than any other possible Presi-
dent because he could alay fears. meet objec.
ttons. thwart opponents. and mobilize Demo-
cratic forces for victorious action
Go to Washington and ask almost any Dem
ocrat in Congress- or in other departments OF
the national service who would be the best
candidate. and the confidential answer will be !:
derstand him"
No Democrat is as strong with the Alliance
as as German. for re reasons which apply to the
other classes; While the Alliance leaders know
that he would not favor extreme and doubtful
legislation. they believe that he Is practical
tariff and currency reformer who would not
bluster. but who would achieve results.
:, One OF the first tenets OF Germans faith IL
that the conservative business sense OF the
country. as represented on the farms and in
the stores. ie the ruling power. He believes
that there Is an honest desire for safe and
moderate government in the masses OF bus
mess men. farmers. and workingmen. To that
powerful! sentiment he makes his appeals and
toward that lie directs his efforts.
If the delegates to tho Chicago Convention
see that the situation In New York will render
the selection Of New York candidate i'm pru-
dent-and no Democrat OF sound Judgment
hopes for much unless we can, win the thirty
German OF MARYLAND. the hero Of an unbroken
succession ofyictories: the triumphant general
OF the Force bill battle. and the consummate
manager OF men, may we'll be chosen to bear
the standard Of Democracy in 1892.