The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
GORMAN TALKS OF SUCCESS.
THE MARYLAND SENATOR'S GOOD
CHEEE 10 MS CONSTITUENTS.
His Opening Speech In the Campaign Made
In Maryland o FIRST Thoueht u Tn.
wise 10 Nominate cleveland. hut Says
I've Was Nis;aken-Th Issues or the DAY,

His Opening Spec CHI In the Sampssxn Made
In Maryland nc First Thouxht II Tn.
wise 10 Nominate cleveland. hut Says
I've Was Mis;akeN-1he Issues OF the Day.
BALTIMORE. Oct. Ex-senator German today
made his FIRST cam speech CT Tho present
canvass. lie addressed the largest political
audience ever congregated in Howard county.
The Senator's appearance on tho stump at
tracted almost every prominent Democratic
politician OF tho State to the little town OF
Glenel.. The meeting was held in Wariield
Grove. Senator German was enthusiastically
received. In his remarks the Senator said;
u have been called from my duties IN The
National Committee 20 bring you words OF
cheer and comfort. aud to say 10 the sturdy
Democracy Of Howard county and OF Maryland
that once moro in November the flag Of victory
will fly from the Democratic mast.
To tell you that this Is an important cleo
tion is TO repent what you already know. To
say that the great pending issue is tho tariff
would be insulting to your intelligence. To
say that the Republican party has placed itself
In the hands Of corporate power aud is being
directed by influences that threaten your lib
critics is to tell an old story.
Nothing can shake the faith ef Democrats
in Maryland. We haNo soon division In our
ranks: We havo seon ambitious men and good
men break away from sato Democratic moor
ings. but there has always been enough, OF the
old guard 10 stand firm. Happily TO .day no
divisions exist. There Is not n single man In
tho state who has ever had my .Deinoc. a,ie
ideas in his head Who is not hYartily III favor
'!"'fG have s,sss q Strong or g,di esiIe ~ 10 nV Vote Tor a Demo.
rieet anl %inauSnrate President. ! hayc never
s sesr Ds@ N as,:s II i't :fssi s' he d | % ! ' " !Ss ~:
election day, and therefore lost my vote. and
have never voted, for u Democrat who was in
VI say to YOU frankly that I thought from
We could not elect Mi. Cleveland il nominated.
hers Of the party. and thought it would DO wiHe
for us To select some other Leader. | now con-
, r1sSt That man | % Sn5 @ svidSnees o. M t5i sa sr. H eomiaI !G q
OF tho country will ratity our selection il Mo-
There is more at stake IN this than
the success Of individuals, There are involved
many things that; III Il Harrison S.i Is elected. Vii!
We encountered in the bloody days succecdin.
tho civil way. Tho Lending Issue now betGre
subject. and one that 1t is impossible t. pre-
sent properly in all its details FROM u ros.rum
Tho Democracy is anxious to remedy this
tariff. but not. us the Republicans charge. by
destroying manufactures aud to create Tree
trRQe. py WniCn staleulCul lI'y. navy upieuleu
to the passions and interests Of the North.
When the Mills bill was held unto view as q
Democratic measure. no free tra'!e was found
in it. Mr.. Blaine raised the same. old cry Of
free trade again. but Mr.. Cleveland. who now
has the right to voice the sentiments OF our
party. says we are not 4 destructive party. but
that tho Democracy stands to. protect the
manufaetrrer in common Will al the people:
Dem roc nSi e sIscsss. n' Theso RenuhI ic.a ,' are
q willy set. and have so lcgislated that tho
robbery must continue for many years
md the Democratic party alone is the pnrty to
which YOU, must look for relief. The taxes
expenditures Of the Government. Tho lie
publicans have SO legislated that they take
$500. 900. 900 yearly for these expenditures.
DOwer,n