The sun., 1892-11-16
oh,,ros NJ ,h, h,.ds NJ bureaus and dirls-
ions" but he had no doubt thnt us ei'ic'che'
would soon be rc-estiblishcd. .,,
Sinclair Mckciway spoke ior i'ay'

changes Of tho heads Of bureaus am dcicnSv grr,s
ions," but hc had no doubt tllnt us ''h'''"e'
would soon be rc-ostIhlishcd .,,.
Sinclair McKciwty spoke for Italy
ME-. rrgcErNHipOE on CONGRESS-.
The Ecv DR., John l,Hli snokIe cpSStcss, nSst on
,onn Wrcrk irriirc responded to tho toast TO
Tho tho House Of jclr!son,atiy,ens. co,,ro.s nou
oc,atic l tp' NV "" large majority. bills he said.
would be- offered for raising revenue on nlan
involving changes IN the fSohos SSn I'm
suiTrngrs II the American pcnp,e.
s" can speak Gnly for niyscts he continued.
r"''i (" in . aiflcrcnt direction from that
nnS ii wSR ,ho the East S0VH ,hytWo Years. seSn %
in i,'sT-' su' II way as TO make changes carefully
and so e to qer the met ahns nsnH
ing as a partisan. bnt as an American Ncpre-
sentative irving TO find the reformation which
viii roct with the popular opinion. soas to
i"Tnc nubiic ,iobt must hc extingulshed a.
aS raS"rs There M must % be change ] In o our S BANK
Ing Inws Gas e snrnly ont snmeent currency
ho nation wants bimntallic medium.
rency. but il is not willing to have any cur
tIs county, lie wi VII . sorks ali day gets the
cheapest dollar. and we intend that lie shall
Gant sSwa he Il viii Ysr S but
sTaiiii !@s @ @in,sgsopverttie i and injsrShansSaTis;
Going back to the thrill he snid:
The purpose Of the American people. AS IN:
have .s as ssssn H"y @
for revenue only. md IT. will be tho duty OF
to G%t sh MS GS
iui Q dcterm naiion and courage: lArnause.l
In 3s sSD lei Of tie
70 the soldiers and economical and Just to the
w" - 4
grss wcad ss.sa G ts hs saa
,ustment as to take out OF politics this
question ;,s IS It taken St
as i',.' re- result t0't Of Tie . prap'ossi now now
departure Amsrica would c3,ngusr not; not only
the arbiter OF nations by tho power Of her
commerce and her merchant marine.
CALLS FOR CLEVELAND AND DErEw.
President J. T. Schurmann OF Cornell Uni.
d1ca,iSn K; ri WhGG I,;G he lad finished tho Chair
.'Gcn,lcmen the toast list which your COM
mittee had prepared has been faithfully fol-
lowed to the end. The call for speeches is now
there aross loud cries for. Cleveland and
Men sGsag to bsa
ihe.e ne, men. en- Most OF III. calls were for pc.
pew The Chairman held up his hand for
Mr.. ricvelanl, having been SO Ioudly asked
/ to sreak, mas now me HOor. Mr Cleveland
! MI. cLEvELANDs SPEECH.
II am exceedingly Cratned hy the kindness
and warmth OF your greeting. 1t does ret It sur
NOR. than one occa sion the cordial hospitality
/ and hcait;ncss Of those who assemble at tho
! annual dinners Of our Chamber OF Commerce.
=" Wa all I've noticed that many men. when
thoy seek to appear esIeeia!lly wise and i'm. !:
| iometnng awful and mysterious. and quite
! often when Il proposition Is under discussion
M ers E no end ~ Tho Ias so
tion that our husiness interests are lying in
wait with numerous vials OF wrath In COM
Iletc readiness for those who arrive at an un-
>" am fortunate in being able to state that
The State Of New York. though. merely OF a
| Complimentary kind. arising from honorary
business interests that ! no longer regard
/ these words ns meaning 2 bl"otthirsty Deast;
| those children in the Biblical story who were
/ torn in pieces 10y bears for discussing too
much at random the badness OF an ancient
1T is entirely natural that my familiarity
with business interests, arising from my rela-
treridntion; for the only meetings have ever
been precisely such as this, wnen tho very
best things TO eat and drink have been cx:.
on these occasions the dreadful beings repre-.
senling business interests have been very
| human indeed.
"Iknow you will not do me the very great
Injustice of supposing that | in the least un-
derrnte tho Importance of the commercial and
financial interests hore represented. On the
contrary. no ono appreciates more fully than
that. while a proper adjustment OF all interests
which arc utterly indisrens sable to our national
growth ann prosperity. d. not believe that
my "thsr interests smnnd "a, BE- ,, Obliged @ to feed
| business. nor do ] believe that that tanlC
should be robbed of the good things which are
h,.f, tl Tlt ia..n
other tnbI are not we'll prcyided. s'n''
1T comes TO this We are all Interested as
or ought " to pe our several @ srhsTas
TO add to the general fund OF national pros
p.rans Fran ns nht enua a us slsa
receiving a fair portion Of individual prosper
ity. Let us avoid trnmpling on zach other II
our anxiety 10 be first IN the distribution q
the shares of others.
AS close l cannot refrain from expressing
my thanks for the courtes les often eXtendeC
TO me ny the organization ut whose hospitahlt
hoard have sat this evening. beg to assur.
yon that though | may not soon meet you
again m occasion like this. sha! rem",r
her. with peculiar pleasure the friends made
10" myself TO hc Needless Of the affairs you Sc
wctthl!y hold in yoar Keeping"
Nh. wHITCLAw REDS TuEN.
Tho Hon whi'claw Reid was introduced =
lew ninu'es before midnight and appaudcd
Having found that no obstacle WINS inter
posed to my intention to return to private life
] am here TO pay my respects as u loyal clti
zen TO the elect OF sixty-nve m illions.
But II ! may venture. embodened by the
freedom which Col. ErcrkinrihGe observed
and admired and emulate. shall take the
privilege OF answering ono Of tho question.
which the Congressman asked. lie says that
ne; as Il representative Of the sucreSslu! party
Is here to ascertain the wishes OF tho business
people OF New YORK. venture to tell him on .
thing.
There Is nothing SO Injurious to business
as uncertainty lie has tUld US that 1t is his
rurnosa and that Of Lis party to set thell
the opposite course from that which the peo.
pie oi this country have been pursuing for
- accept that statement with the frsnknese
with which 1t has been made. and venture Ia
| SnI TO llm as Il hnSinnss mn Inf ,rhnt~r.,. 4