Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-28
DEMOCRATS IN WALL STREET.
S.,atOr David Hill Speaks to a hui'
tItudo 10 West Virginia.
INVESTIGATING r"r TARIFF
,,.,. and Democrats In so"'h
acknowledgement republican,
Mckinley In Indiana

Nrw YoRK, Oct. 2T.-The Gefnis
American Cleveland union held " great
mass meeting tonightin Cooper union'
,be largo hall being packed with people,
and nearly as many more being unable
IN vain Abundance. The enthusiasm
wss Mt white heat throughout the pro-
ceedIngs, tumultuous applause greeting
cleveland, Carl schurz, Oswald Often
dotfer aud others.
william Stcinway was introduced Us
chairman, and spoke at some leng'h III
accumulation Of the Mckinley law
II, then introduced Cleveland ns "a
gentleman known, .honored, 'cvered
and beloved, not only in Amerlcn but
the Wide world over" Again the au-
dlence broke loose and shouted itself
hoafse ia greeting the ex-Pfesidnnt.
After dwelling on the duties OF fofeign-
bora citizens, Cleveland said;
If we are TO be fellows Ia our citizen.
shin lhis fellowship Is only realized
when We enjoy In mn equal and lust
manner the advantages OF our citiken-
ship. At the present time we IND q
political party soliciting tue suilragos
OF our people In support OF tho doctrine
that this fellowship IN our citizenship
Is secured when the prosperity oil GER
tain especial inteTekts IL favored. As
"A result OF this doctrine we nnd onorm.
Gus unearned fortunes In the hands OF
n few indlvidualp. white those who arc
behind IN tho unequal race patiently
rely upon personal THRIFT anu sturdy
individual effort.
Interpret tho organization and
activity of German.American Union
na protesting against the violation OF
the ghts OF its members In this TEL
lowship, and 1 conceive this demon
stration TO be revolt against the
morkery OF calling those our fellow
citizens who are deprived OF equal
participation In the advantages
promised underfree American institu-
lions. The remedy for unfair In.
equallles In the distribution OF the
benefits Of our American citizenship ~
in the hands Of the voters Of the land;
and II there has been q departure from
the light which should guido the
operations OF our government, 1t Is for
the people to demand return to safe
channels.
Let me warn you In closing that the
struggle to secure tho ratification OF
far methods nnd the distraction Of
selfish advantages Ia not an easy one.
Attempts to chjole our voters, success.
full In part, are still continued, and
bribery and corruption are still In
vogue. IL Is only by intelligent
argument, constant endoavor aud un.
remitting vigilance that We shall re-
benefits which belong TO usas Ameri.
can fellow Citizens
Cleveland was repeatedly anu loudly
hpplauied at frequent Intervals during
his remarks.
Carl Schufz followed Cleveland. lie
was greeted with great applause, and
spoke In German ON the Issues OF the
campaign. lie said, In part, that
never before IN the history OF Ameri'
can politics has 10 Immense corrup'
ton fund appeared as the Republican
party In now using, and never has its
purpose been no markedly revealed. III
Is ridiculous Tor Republicans 10 raise
the cry that Democrats do INC same
thing. The Democratic campaign
management highly reloiced when i
raised money enough 70 pay ONCE rent,
nenses' 49,
Other speeches by local orators con-
cluded the great Democratic demon.
sration. Meanwhile the speakers ON
Two stands In front OF the building ad-
dressed several thousand German citi-
Eens who were unable to gain entrance
10 The hall.
np,,eonArIo rSruus,As,.
NEW York, Oct. 27.-At the foot OF
The Washington statue at the entrance
oil the Sub-rIeasury building In Wall
street number OF New York bus ness
men enumerated the principles OF the
Democratic party this afternoon to n
thfong that biockaded the strcsts fol
half block around. IL was q meeting
OF the Cleveland d Stevenson Bust
mesa Mems club, and from the vocl'
ferrous cheering ana energetic swing
ing OF handkerchief, II embodied u
vast amount OF real enthusiasm. The
crowd was largely made up Of men