Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-06-30

voters. The Democracy OF New
fore, presents to this c~onveutt,s.
peoples year, the nominee II tbe
plain, b,unt. honest citizen. the Idol
ocratic mssses-Groyer Cleveland
Cleveland's nomination va.
ed by A. w. Green al
and w. b. English of Indiana
HILL NAMED
When New York was reached
William c. Dewitt took the MAJ
said:
MIR. President aud fellow del.o..
favor Of my colleagues. | have ~
honor to SPEAK the voice OF III H.
York in this council OF the DemaS
nation. Our majestic COMMUNICATIVE
eulogy here. This gateway az
both from the OCEAN ana
lakes-vast arsenal OF thoush n,
whose press the intelli ,pnei
world is gathered aud Scattered. Il
the land: Joined TO the a~grlcnltnr.
the fertile valleys OF the Hudson &:
and the Genesee, the State OF New Va
the less paramount in our po,ities
national affairs. Her great city il NJ
heart OF the Democratic narfv. ~.
vote is the keystone Of the ieders15
which we place u hopes. In her ~
tions With the Democratic party OF n
what was said OF the Roman anfphItk
"Whi.e stands the coliseum, Roma Z
When falls the coliseum, Rene shalt h
And when Rome falls-the world (
In View OF this critical and impo
tion occupied by our stats, IN lie
contest. | take great pride shile sna,j
regular organization OF the party in |.
our past triumphs. In 1885 W., -
York by lib majority, ia ISSu ~
1887 by l7,O77, in 1888 ~ 19I7IX
20. 527. and IN 1891 by 47,GI -
present organization speaks not "A
state, but IL
INDISPENSABLE TO YOUR sUccrS
IN the presidential campaign. N
a state organized and arrayed mon
victory. These are stubborn facts M
crisy cannot conceal nor detraeton.
So, too. at the outset this convent
fully understand the true nature Of ii
racy OF the people OF New York. n
mental. We believe in the ~broth.thoo
and IN all the hearty doctrines Of con
fraternity which arise from that faith
The supreme evil OF our age is the
lGlN HAihAAls poNfA VI STATE ana 19rIM
enrichment Ct the few ct tn, exp-s
many. In olden times tie bandit
followers and descended with fises
upon the industrial classes. ln mod
the
SAME sPRIr OF RAPIyE
erects n manuiactory, orgaHIzes a "a
andihrou2h Clause in u farif act. 4
of the pubic domain or the acqulsiti,
tered privileges, effects the same resul1
lou: thousand millIonaries III the con
thousand aud seveI hundred are saj1
amrssed th.ir fortunes through The
an equal number through the cord
Out OF these causes all the features OF
racy arise. Class distinction alrI
social dudes and political asCs.i les "a
the place OF the plain earnest people
generations.
The money power dominates the
subordiaatcs the sovereignty OF IL
Patriotic craftsmanship and oratorv
enjoy the honors of the repub ic and |
ties OF truth, justice and liberty are s.
by ths plant instruments 81
. culinary and political combinations. 7
crisis the Democracy Of New York n
viyal OF the fundamental principles a
a leader who holds that corporations {
not amenablc to the control Of tho
Or h falls to sympathize with a
effort to
ENLARGE IHE CURRENCY
Of the world in the interest OF productn
try or who makes his friends and ca
among the plutpcrats OF the land. !
qualities indispe sib'e to a triumphant
bearer OF u ~unterrhied constituency. I
.ity is better than dogmas.
Our people want a.leader filed with I
r.sfaN0ga EanWaAVa=E =4vanTsu H,.
and sorrows when crOyyd their struu1
and happiness. We therefore present.
sufiraSes the name Of him who, haviua|
all the honors OF cur state. still finds 4
boast in the sentiment, Il AN y i,emoc|
you ask for his credentials? We poau
the unbroken series OF victories by VIII
rendered New YORK q veritable Gibrxi&|
Democracy of the Union. When, aithI
power and patronage of the federal eoI
at his command, the distinguished ex1
lost the State on New lork Lv a nd
l4,OOO,
GOV Hill cARRIED IT
by a majority of over 1900 votes. a
cry election during the past ten years \
friends have met with constantly incre1
cess. No sane man can reject the forc6.
statistics. II must outp eighf all thx0
iSes and dreams. I
Mr.. Hill never had an alliance Wit
tents nor any favor in the Repncic1
beginning. public life as an associate d
j. Tilden in the legislature. lie has bee
OF the city Of his home, he was electe1
ant governor by the largest vote ever
the candidate OF any patty in the Ssao
York. He has been twice elected its
and represents it in the senate OF n
States. IL Is not essential that I sh&
bark IN fdlsome etlogv. IFS signaily ,
administration OF these great trusts ;
his capacity, and you will pardon the
of n friend when | state that he is a I'd
fully and absolute y devoted to the =
his party, | bu: do hin Justice. He
alier rathe than u roundhta adj.
In opposition to sumptuary laws, [
ent advocacy OF the bill granting freeo
ligious worship, IN the Increase OF I'd
days, labor days aud half holidays. ipI
ing outdoor sports AMI pastimes. he
more than any public man Of his time
and develop general liberty arpro1
modern civilization. For these ssry7
counters the hostility of the bigot aud
critic. He Is a firm adherent 10 tine mt
frugality and
ECONOMY IN PUBLIC AFEAIRs
so long characteristic al hfs party.
administration as governor our STATE
$1,000 900 was reduced virtually toll
while the properties and interests OF
we're Adequately -maintaineG and g
These things speak in tones of thcnd1
the villification OF his enemies.
From the beginning OF his public card
remained the faithful. efficient. untiri
and servant OF the laboting classes, Z
have reciprocated his devotion by a lczX
support With has rendered him invilc
will understand how a character thuf1
and active should stir up esRhity snd&
IL indeed be true that politics have sur
that no man can serve his party earne>I
out personal reproach; If nationalS CO
through Regular organizations have is5
come psruicious and ~disreputabie, thek<
tire system of popular government Is :
Nothing is more healthy than political =
and nothing Is more dangerous than T
~stagnation.
Men OF kindred convictions 7e6nbine|
great questions OF civil government. and
population is immense there must n
governed by appropriate u~rganization
because Mr.. Hfil ~awakeqis party feeline :
AGIrATEs THE coSrESDIyq FoRrg
to the very dregs, excites the lra,h q
publican anI the enthusiasm Of III. d
that he is a healthy aud successful Cd
Polite nominations made TO placate I
caus: TO aid or 10 suck.e and support ~
less middlemen of the timeszsre distsS
our people.
We present David b Hill sssthe.e snH
Gn untsrriied and aggressive pemccrae
experience teaches MS that such Is the
succeed. We love him II { merrly fo1
emies he has made but for the emerald
conquered. He has never been deieal
having Just entered upon the high ono
ator OF the United States. If he ~enterta1
slightest doubt OF his ability 70 cafry D
he would not suffer his name 20 be 90
with the nomination. BESIDES the cld
from New York Is not itself, unmindI4
own responsibility: and CT the great
truth and candor ii W. to this body. /.
/ We nave never misled you in presenting
ling Democrat TO your favor. We gave y
ratio Seymour, and our people eidou1
against Gen. Grant. We gave yon sssn
iTilden, andiA turn .
! OUR STATE ENDORSED NM. Z
acquiesced; We did not advise the 2
ton OF 1883. The CONSEQUENCES are
Not for a single inStant would We coun1
urge this convention to nominate Daul'
We're We not sure, from careful seTsunI
liberation, fortified by the tests OF our y:
that he can carry the state, tho yefe'S
in the electoral college, under the reeent|
tionmsnt. is absolutely fndisPensasie to1
ocratic victory.
We appreciate the respc visibility oil ourpo
and would speak to you ike men Who's
flows in their words. The common e.
strongly entrenched in the capitol. i9a,
generals of the army OF invasion; grdhal
assembled, we hail from Waterloo; aud l
lessly proclaim that Hill is the blucl
can drive the Republican chisitain to o !
in November. 4
Hills nomination was secondeos
Fellows of New York. Z
b BoIEs NAMED.
When the State of Iowa was cs!te1
Duncomb presented the name Of,
Boies of Iowa in a very able speech:
Mr.. Watterson seconded the nomW
of Gov. BoieS.
The convention then proceedsdSs,
with the following result; &
MOrrisOH.-...
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