The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-16

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lit IS my privilege and pleasure. ladies and
b Hill Of New York
THE SENATOR'S ADDRESS
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rare your b e has been Of tEat n aiss
tinguished honor which. with .ortn pride. /
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S teuss Of yor uSn
tine f the halls and is turning to hu1i his heart
!hankiuness, shall ever feel. gentlemen OF
the State OF Mississippi. to have been for an
lccuS VI lihI ICclpEtCRt POOu Will
behalf Of the state OF New York.
change props o5
tSur StatSs banded e ne for liz to
= moss. But there is excellent reason at the
men whose political philosophy ana practical
come the great Democratic faith and tradition i
two aRo a
next have popular elections put in issue such
ground upon Which Den, oer a Of the State OF
New York have taken their stand is the whole
merely. but the whole.
Oh, This Is the ground aron yhIfh would see
NJ Democrats, Of the, North South. East. and
Nest. both Of the regular organization and the
nnother day, For. like Thy, victory Of Jefferson:
history. will doom To- tln,l dislntegration o de-
graded party. and will fix the direction OF our
fury to come.
THE STRENGTH OF DEMOCRACY.
Now. as in principle. depend for triumphs
upon parties and the organization Of partles.
5SatS rhss It is the
al is ene% S ss stdfe eaa
dsaster is the great and sa mest ecieas
organ OF the peoples power. The Democratic
NJ man is eyer indispensablet oits success. For
Its strength is with the people 1t is greater
nna tGa ny si @
eEras progressive. 1t invites to its member;
s shhsP 10 its t%ntrG all Who viii uphold
them to the peoples needs Shall W" we a adapt
IN; and apGy our prastsa potIss to the 9phoid
and rsaton sR" we eHp3 tSs long fa
ture OF our great republic to that supreme
=. There are now lich,s-plenty Of them.
Inc uLhers Is young Emperor who says: rule
"a q trst-rate continuance for doing anythinG |
We IKE With it. Let get hold Of i and DO
rs cali upon the little father. the White Car
whore all say: I'VE must fight one day: let |
US civ? all our young mon to the army and to
VARIOUS NEEDS FOR VARIOUS PLACES
~ ~ doubt e. IL there is ANYTHING better, any
dttion. which find it Legitimate to consolidate |
s% II ge soe wS s to
daily BY mere growth and wealth within our
and punish individual aggression in order to
establish and maintain justice. SO that we ali
happiness as We viii. The eove Hn entail struc
lures and social adaptations OF any group OF
ton the eat surface to secure ha end
an; End aim EroErssssiys inIivi!u freedom in
implies a lower stage Of growth or less felicity
OF circumstances than ours. Every intermix-
the adaptation. Every differences in the en-
vironme nt. whethor n difference in races OF
"a men; or regions OF the earth. implies changes
Fancy ssA litt!e Rhode Island lifted up carried
a5Gan 9TH the Eos and dr9pped down
China to eastward Would Roger Wii!amss
patent, King Chqrles's charter. Gov. ,Morriss
nor Abraham Lincoln would think The .i Gonsti.
new repubiIc Of the ssnd o 81 adasasear
Just the present white POPULATION
What disturbance did the immigration o,
q few thousand Chinese cause to our Pacific
we not Yielded to Their '' especial solicitnde.
80 that our voice with that most ancient and
exchange for these Disciples Of Coniacinsi
rightiul will as to propinnuity with certain
Asiatics. whose type Of civilization went
ana arts Still III
dtton by the Western races.
THE AFRICAN RACE IN THE SOUTH.
THE, South. in her propinquity with Afri-
cans. whose types OF civilization await historic
record, mas caused the only alteration thus FAR
made in our governmental structure. For the
'ompromises at first embodied or concerted in
three amendments, The substance Of tho
amendments is that neither color nor color
status Is visible 70 the eye Of Federal law or
70 discuss this on change in our government.
a structure ] shall seek TO fix attention upon
the Absence OF any other lawful change. 1t is
> standing marvel Of contemporary history,
States; governmental structure; continued
IN - what "A on n orr |
Df cooperative land companies strung along
The Atlantic borderwhch had been associated
by war. Here. now. alter a century Of storm
and stress Is mat same fabric. almost seam
ess; wholly nnruptnred. 1t has suillced with
1ut Important change to house the industries |
md liberties OF the tGeming thronglng mil
Ions on millions who here have lived or who
here survive and constitute to-day orr stu | ,
nendous continental republic between the A.
anrie and Pacific seas, mny say it is the
standing marvel in tho history NJ civilized man.
Now. concerning that structure and constI-
,ntion OF Government. wish to cite three tes- !
imontes; one from great Judge. one from F,
yreat politician. one from great philosopher.
spoke Of the, marvel ~ IFS endurance The 4,
act OF its endurance j. defined in that do
,ision OF the United stntcs supreme Court.