The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

right TO turn against II, ana, turn IL OUT v
nents about an American policy. II Is a plaH,
which gives American freemen their rights
rights abroad and maintains them ut home
| We do not want nm Administration that cries
osy se ihat that .hsy a
under any foreign Government that exists uh
der She face Of Ties TIE sun which will, b,
rot purpose to detain y You With any nllusion 4
whole faith aud tradition. It is the Marty OF
TIE IG3nle 1t i ne party that can Sao serty
that s "a all a classes 81 the people in This
| country. 1t is an organized BODY NeSists In
Sss an1 every oo Ier9y Trim Is .S
condition to meet the enemy this coming iall'
COMPLIMENTS FOR ALABAMA DEMOCRACY
II viii! not urge unity hero in this great
State Of Aahama i9n haye foT many lo9Iff
| iApplausel i am here to give my tribute OF
respect to the gallant and unterriel Demoe-
racy OF the grand old state OF Alabama. I'm,
from the general Goyernment too much. /
have no sympathy with any party that convert ny 8
are. some things that the Government can Do
and some things that It Gan1ot 40 and ought hr
SOC. Il and H political n io t cannof b. cured By
legislation. There are evils which cannot be
reached by that means. but must be endured;
be- hard f tines "s There vi. be times OF troubIe
and thore will be times Of disaster in business.
iiis. but Legislation cannot do il ali. We must
saa
from every Imaginable i'll incident TO great
republic like ours. Let us stand by the
after new and untried things. Let us hold
fast to those things which have been tested
saase aPs ' m
| 81 mine in the Government OF my own State:
od "
ideas Of their authors; make Goverrnmental n.
stitutions. simple. frugal: meddlinG little
with the private concerns OF individuals:
| aiming at fraternity among ourselves and at
work out their own prosperity and happiness
This is not only true Democracy but it is
| common sense. and upon these principles We
can safely stand. The Democratic party Nights !
get rich out OF politics: that wants to use the
their private Interests at the expense Of the
to the Of the people
must fight the selishness OF the country aud
to at the
a college friend of President .Garneld once
said to me: You recollect that Mr.. Garfield
was for many years Chairman OF the Ways
and Means Committee of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. He said the natural tendency Of
these efforts made in Congress by what is
| called protect ion interests t" have duties put
nn"n articles in their partieular branch OF in in
Minus. OF tho. committee; He said he
lad witnessed for years; the s,rnss;s he, he,
country Of men going to Washington for the
purpose OF aiding their particular business by
ting them down upon another. none OF them
having the pnblic good at heart. but merely
to o thst
man free trader | SUPPOSE 1t was because
OF that that he gave utterarce to the famous
lection which led ultimately to free trade
II speak of this not because tits proposed to
the tendcncy Of looking to tho Govcrnment to
aid the people You rccollc,ct that famous say
tnt tEs fE should the G no
support the people, and that is as true to-day
as, it was the day 1t was uttered. need not
country believe in the Democratic principles.
Our majority has spoken on many an occas sion.
coNNEcr1crTs GREAT INJUSTICE.
Need tell You how our on ,orponssnts keep ir
control by a system Of Republican representa-
tion unworthy Of place in free country; In
the popular vote. yet the control Of the Leeis-
iature is kept by tho Republican party. pc
eR III hS e nse e sa. Fl ss sxs
in the smaiiest towns. Little towns that have
only one hundred votes haye as many reITe-
great cities. of. Hartford. New Haven. New
London. and other cities. AMI because OF that
Of Connecticut.
had the homo. Of snesskinG in I'll that State
aSG sna n s nSea
home rule as is, Ireland to-day. and for this
reason: They have what Is called in each
control. to a limited extent. of the public build
ings Of the county md to some extent OF the
Of licenses throughout the county; Those
three Commlss len. arc AZ, anPoiinIed BY vile fhs
lated. SO that the citizens OF New Haven and Of
these large cities have no voice in the control
II Whole Of ths Is ker
under the control q our ady"rsnrless and in
defiance Of tho well-krown Democratic prin-
Need tell you how. for manv years they
stae The sreaured that thers
should be an enumeration OF tho Inhabitants
OF our. state ut certain periods. Our hePubii;;
stitutiSn. Why? simply 70 maintain i poiti.
reason Wiz. could they obtain this, advan-
tage? Twill tell you why. because In some
9 1 tho Ssh and
Democratic strongholds OF the state where
government. good ,Dcmorratie government:
the population and wealth and resources OF
those portions OF tho State were increasing.
and new enumeration would give the De-
mocracy the control Of the Legislature VI our
State.
THE GREAT VICTORY N NEW YORK.
But finally. my friends. We have been vic
torous at Inst. When we elected Democratic
state ticket with TINT grent Democrat Roswell
L. Flower. by 10000 majority Applause. wo
obtained Il majority Of both branches OF the
Legislature OF the state. and | nm pleased to
inform YOU that the enumeration which tho
constitution OF our State requires has Just
been completed. 1t will soon be followed By II
reforming Of the Senate and Assembly dis
tricts Of my state, and in my judgment--I give
il to you iur Whit IL Is worth as on who knows
something about tho political affairs in that
State-yoI have seen the last Of Republican
Legislatures in tho Enpire state. IEnthusi-
nstic applause. u
bright in my opinion for Democratic success.
IT is not essenti al WHO the candidate OF tho
Democratic party may be. Tho great point is
to achieve victory for Democratic pr nciples
IN November next: lApplpuse.l | pledge you
the state OF New York's electoral vote for the
Democratic candidate. Great applause.l l
need not say to you how important TINT VIC
tory will DO in the future of this country. As
the country goes this fall. in my judgment. will
its control remain for several years.
II we are true TO our party. we
shall DO true to our country. l have
no patience with that set Of men who