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

ishcd for tho sake OF crowding up md per
petuatlng higher, protected taxes. which. bo
treasury. take also many times creator sum,
| from the peoples pockets. not one dollar q
70 me wages but ali
than 7por cent q opr industrloiis toiIIrs
that Unconstitutional is like calling highway
robbery fault OF conduct. and fiat burglary
'.Against united Democratic. votes tho Re-
publican Congress also passed the Sherman
silver iaw. Into which every Republican nj mon or
finance in perpetual disorder for thirty years;
tortured. our merchants with uncertainty and
sales " ot wSea your our sass Of coton into
Msh the bMenaben pSy
that was the last and. final tribute Of their po-
since they compelled tie supreme Court to re-
verse Its own righteous ruling to ilout history tory
ans I ars W to
AZ leaves for their indecences. 70 pack
that court again. And while sherman,s silver
steady stream and driving us hcadlong to an
exclusive exclusive silver basis, net one Mepnb,ican
ssfs 81 Tade or
gil the North. has raised against that law the
thH We wSSf
But that would be a first step toward living UP
to the Constitution and would keep IN plain
nf peoths vsde and tie
peoples duty to unite in IT'S repeal,
~ propose to Republican the return to the
with genuine surprise. Yet tho inhibitionsi in
straint upon maiefactors ike the restraint
upon Republican Concressmsn. arc Tor tho
1T sr t The
rs there is for each violation of the Criminal
Code. to DO sure; But there Is no more ,reasoa,
Constitution should let tolerated violation be-
come normal lway OF life than there is for
making mnrder rapS: and theft canonicai be-
partisans IN our endeayor They lnd't prollt;
welfare but for their particular welfare.
That most stringent OF all Limitations written
ns btS hsS & snsa sr tSs
cover OF every stretch Of lawless license. Per-
mitted to make laws In, order to promote tho
than what is for the welfare of all. they break
into its mnEnanlmity and breathe their own
hodS @he SSs an
into Governm snt partnership. with protected
Tie general welfare They promote their own
no EEruDL1cANtuELp WANTED.
tsans in w next M Novembers eiettons s II Tie
good people OF these United States will make
alliance with one another nnd with the Demo-
Of the Republican Congress- and
upon the Executive who endorses them all and
That is the first and greatest step in tho
pathway, of our return to the old Democratic
iaith and tradition. That is the way to begin
to its unqualified supremacy. instead OF TAXI ng
naternal guidance from Republican revolM
tionists over a cruciled Constitution. We
need no help from, Republican parasans. It is
enough that We all Of US unite who hate these
Republican wronEdoings in order to elect a
to and repeal their odious laws and restore the
peace and prosperity.
ssy ht these S the sneos
the republic who now possess its powers shall
escape an overwhelming defeat next Novem-
prieve so to buttress about their stolen pow
another generation. wiser and more SELF sa s.
hcing than we. may have to suffer and take up
the feeble effort which shall haye failed and
But by unity and concord in our ranks
now We can surely triumph. Unity will endow
party. day the sole efficient Instrument '' Of
from unjust tariff taxes. Unity will enable It
grinding monopolies Unity viii enabIe it to
restore the sound. safe. sufficient money. OF
the gold dollar. But to discard cooperation
with tho great Democratic party. organized in
every State. old as tho Government, incapable
our land. and hand them oyer to the cruel
mercies Of their thirty;years-long Republican
spoilers from whose clutches they arc now nll
but finally freed.
FREEDOM FOR THE FARMERS.
The day OF the deliverance Of the farmers
y the United States draws nigh It is set
Il next November. II then again tie farmers i
themselves shall do MS they did in November.
$50. reinforce the Democrats and empower
,red us 70 drag down the Billion Dollar Con.
our own Hopes A9ne 10 You U viii but ' re eies
numbered the farmer first and most Of ali.
ratio indictment oi tho Republican party. At
asst you rose with uS against the common
Ind now the President s Comes t" trial whose Who's"
ion Dollar Congress. Veto now blocks every |
lnd his official term expired our victory had |
'een complete rs 1t was overwhel ming. But |
he reforo two victories were Indispensable to
".Theiast citadel of Repuhican power stands
Q fall. is this y time to divide our forces? Is
his Tin time for the army Of Farmers Alliance
lon with the Democratic hosts OF all tho
rate ana split! Gcnt!emcn, It liz madness.
'Onco more to the breach. my friends: nil
ogct her Just once more Tho peoples victory
equires but union. All together once again,
nd then it stands coInplete. for then the peo-
les servants will be empowered to execute
he peeorlcs will. No gentlemen. we cannot
ford division next November. Our strength
enough. but 1t needs our united strength. |
DIVISION Is defeat. Division in Mississippi Is
othlng else but II vote to prolong the Reruh-
can domination and renew that Enrty's life.
tut unity now will destroy the Republican
arty and sweep II off the face OF the earth. It
mn never survive the renewal Of the peoples
eIdct pronounced In their great uprising two
ears ago
",The, Republican party, will go where tho
ederal party went. it will 60 where the Wing
arty went. II will go where tho Know Moth
ig party went. Let us once more unite and
nee more defeat the Republican party next
nvember. and Its defeat will be its death. 1t
I'LL disintegrate. dissolve. and perish. The
ursc vii be removed the reign of nutocrats
nd plutocrats will be over and gone. Tho
On piracy Of the Republican rrvolutionists OF
!" 81 lion Dollar Congress to wreck this great
xneriment OF Democratic Justice ana liberty
Ill be crushed, and we shall awake from this
'ng darkness and foul dreams to sunshine.
Forming. ard new life"
When Senator Hill closed he WINS greeted, Ms
q had been in tho beginning. with applause
nd some OF the enr-splittiu9 yelIs which arc
ocular to tho South. Tn" audience listened
18th the closest attention to MI tho speech At
= conclusion X, II. Henry. editor OF tho State
rliger. offered series Of resolutions extend
" n cordial greeting to Senator Hill. tender