The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

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mmy W.: Today ! nm cured and I give ia
| noou oarsernrhlh tho whole praise Of It."
| I. ARER. grocer. lanisteo. y. Y
HOODS PILLS care Nausea Sick u.sdarh,
Indigestion. Biaioisness. Sold by all druggists
| party: by free traders whom the prcstipe and
erto held to 4; by men who ti now have d.
element Of projection that has >" often n ham AM.
pCred It's organization ana rarnlrzo! It's coin.
| in American politics. The Dcmocintic ava.
a nIns has started It will rGpd tho PARTY that
GH"TTsss w do de i h s
| tEwarted. and the next Congress- pltalyzed IL
woagain put half-hcarted men in tho lead. In
organizlnS the new House let us rem EN- Der
courage is party. .expedicncy. and put in The
, M men who VIII not ralter with protection.
E,St;sstionist me guirkcr ho s goes slsewhers
trust honesty and love courage. They des pise
trimmer and hate u coward. y
and HGss fs'H ns afraid o f t sss
away n, nrohtS OF nonorolists too soon. but
tee rE GS n OF hS
fraud. incidental protection Is incidental
I'VE should not be frightened by a deficit
nor hammered 10y my supposed necessity, OF
continuing he extravngance Of protectlonist
to s Srey ns s ' @S,e e3 Sa:
viii no Longer submit to are the taxes on con.
sumption; nnrn, which throw the burden on those
II speak from. my own experience III a
manufacturing city long deemed protect lonist.
against me. announced myself nnt.nerely ~
a .I;m nr2tectiSe tariff but as against any
tariii. MS holding that tho only Just system OF
Tn IN In "A cn1u r
our llGht had been made as radically through.
Cleveland 25OuO majority.
Depend upon It. the ma sses are beginning
amcnns for enrchinG the few at tho expenpe
OF the many. tariffs for revenue are n means
for max Ing the moor pay the to xes Of the rich.
on what na %en have is better than tax on what
am stoee was Sswea by By Ms me1 WI
said:
Ex-Gov. STONES SPEECH.
Il am from tho West. as you say. Mr. Chair.
man.. The star OF empire fas gone West. and
f the sr il e. the t @ess
S,3s Ss Mi Eff rGsS s;ssS 4. st
liz liz, Hand; Of the World Ala Up 70 su Us
P Pl and Th ssDa o stS a src4nF lie
establish tie largest possi bIe commerclal in.
tereourse with ali the world and restore that
the republic and send it sailing over ali the
seas They would tear down mononoy and
beautiful MS Pvgmalon's Gnlatea.
Our Western Democracy. is. IN serious
S %ho now d Hns "a h es be IL
cruelty him.: The pe%octatie II party and isS
or destroyeLby the cowardice Of timid leaders
or the niidelity of recreant public officials, We
honest. candid courageous. and patriotic. who
scorns maE AXE and Erstences soneocted a.
must he n" shrinking from responsibility Or
evasion OF duty"
speaking began. was introduced next and was
received with applause. He said
SENATOR CARLIsLE's SPEECH.
Mn. CHAIRMAN. LADIES AND GESTIEMsT: L
of attempting 10 instruct you in the principles
OF Democracy. for you do not need it.. In factI
Of w saying not anShss nsro a oF tho came
really to receive new inspiration myself bv
my personal MS cation With the members Of
guests. When yonr invitation to, attend this
meeting was received | observed that there
cation that / would be expected to say
something upon some subject which aome
commttre had kindly selected for me; but !
did not suppnse for Il moment that the real
purpose ofthis omission was TO ertice me here
by the promise Of good dinner and then
Have said sfnSR % nave ri teS to s"y any,
rspotiton upon my " H Would timpy impar
the force OF their remarks; and therefore
will not venture to tresnass upon any OF the
grounds which they have occupied.
But, gentlrmen. congratulations, are al
ways in order when D"moacrats assscmh NE UPON
therefore take this Opportunity to ,tardsr to
tn ,S pempcr%cy in general aud 10 the neform
sincere !" upn" thu creay
victory achieved 10y tho people and for the
Rpeorls nt the recent election. lApr9use.
one "' i iaS be"" n'. q c '"I hr%,gs
many viciss.tudes. so discourarns that some.
Loon induced to 'i nth e "Snccsslo TM and com
promises which seriously embarrassed our
nttempts aiterwnrd 10 continue the struggle:
cause or for one moment doubted It's Ultimate
triumph; As has been snid nv the gentleman
this contest. The conlmanlIsrs have fought
~ the ranks; ard the men who bear commis-
sons to-day must execute \; the oraets their
sixteen years ago the Democratic party for
the frat time SINCE tho close of tho MeNicnn
eration Of the great question ~ tari!l reform.
apd III Eey sn bb"%S With @"" tSn
essential features OF its present crer'i
II declaration which will stand the closest
scrutiny Of its opponents now and lIreuitcr
as it did then. That declaration was rronrul.
gated. and EXPRESSED tho mntuIed convict ms
OF ,, 4 man whose name WILL l.H IN tnG
Of the country at large as long ms constltu.
tional Democracy has n friend In this lnnd.
Samuel j. Tilden lApplause.l have II my
pocket. and II you will allow mo will read il:
Reform is necessary N m" snm and modes ., rs.i
cra taxation to the end that capital may ho at irtA
from dstrnst, and lahor lightly burirnei. We de.
nounco the pre.ent tamil levied uron nearly 1ao
articles M masterpiece OF inirsiira. Inequality
and false preience. II yiclts dMindlins not a
yearly rising revenue. II has impoverished many In
dustres TO subsidike few II rrohims imporls thnt
might purchase tho products OF American labor II
has degraded American commerce from the INST TO Al
2 HIGH LYING,
If you keep at it, is apt to tell upon
a bo tn