The sun., 1892-10-26

i the people Of Alabama are .disenfranohised
ss SoGs ,S. o. as
Of the people OF the city OF New York. is un-
II remember tho first Presidential election
cratic pat.tty party had; had nominated Horatic seymour.
white hair"men Who had felisd i The en trees % and
rieht owned tho county, saw WI them IN stanae ae
ing by In agony while a lot OF CARPET -bageers
ts % to
aud property. God grant that may neversee
was 20 minutes OF 10 o clock before Con. Taia.
ferro had concluded but the great merting
from the stand. the big hall was sill jammed
Of standing figures behind the last overlowins
Gov. Flower introduced Gen. sickles. who
keS na his s s1phes rass s on .t hp ns and
the table. began:
GEN. s1CKLEs srEAKs.
MR. CHAIRMAN AM. FELLOW DEMOCRATS: It
is indeed source OF satisfaction to me to
on hs nY With ns
so overwhelmingly the choice Of the peo le OF
his State, and who received. the unanimous
OF his state. without tho expenditure Of a dol
lar in his Senatorial canvass
NOW Iet me ehS " ihp iileuuS-unu WnaC L
mS sncS GassT s5 With tie eSiepon on the FEW
eR"E r." party tGs es ss
we'll organized as 1t ia to-day Nor have
nn' Rs tine tho s Md
vember next will suhEpass h any majority It has
to ePy az ybo Sasss candidate for
two parties today, L is. the difference be, be-
Of
ton. and Dennnratic system that sprang
smn%l ss 5n" G YOU %A9%ss Ra esEsS S those ues
tions were decided. in 1891 that verdict was
and rs al thnt TT q the
triumph will be more brilliant and complete
EYER "st"rs ,h Az Gnsse Of f Esors are
Govornn cnt arc to he found. aud that in the
served.
LET THE VETERANS DE ASSURED.
Now. want to sayto my friends. the veteran
gard gard to their interest and their duties in this
canvass. for whatever concerns them is dear
rs ,ss sna asS o d m se
land. and want them TO iiN their attention
upon that paragraph in his letter, hich relates
| to them and their interests and their pen sions.
II say that that declaration Of ~. cleveland
takes the question of the veterans' rights and
that that declaration OF our candidate places
the two parties on the same ground with re-
hs tSsy move
stand on our opr statute books as the es.
sa ehnSssd 2Syd Of not 10 :" afS mott mott
that an extension "f its henetits may lie neces-
VIII" survive. 1 say. that when read that let
ter and looked at MI Cleveland as tho repre-
country. | saw him going in the name Of his
party and countryto the veteran and saying to
him: My friend. you were brave and true: you
on m. TO yhpN she ap6n1
long as YOU and your comrades live. when she
finds you worthy and in need, offnrs you a
helping hand. Like good angel she comes
to yon and offers to place your name upon her
There is a law on the Federal statute book
which assures to you and your comrades
country wherever YOU ar. found worthy and
comretent; tell you IN the name Of the Dem
ident 1t will be my pleasure and privilege to
see that law. and every other law in favor of
the, veterans Of this country. executed hon
This is the first election, in which the sa-
cred secrecy of the ballot will g inyiolnts.
cal consiherations oIt OF the question AMI as:
that the t~g t pnrHs o In t1e StatH Of
law is worth t. the Democratic party OF this
State 10000 votes.
- II every one OF you will register and see
that every ono o; your friends and neighbors
truly on the sth q Novemh her, !, tel You that
ever given hv this city for a Democratic nomi-
e;;.; neH; since the Oldest man here has been in
Gov. Flower then introduced Congressman
Amos J. Cummings who received a very
h or s sseeh wEs
bursts Of cheers and laughter. He said in part:
CONGRESSMAN CUMMINGS SPEAKS.
This is not the first time I've followed Gen.
Sickles followed him thirty years; ago: No
and no one will who follows him now. Tam
many had a regiment in the field. and have
LAND A.. .,.u
Victory for the Democrati" ticket this 'oHl fnIi. T.
Something dropred in Georgia tw" weeks ago.
7o.oM ma!ortv for the Democratic" ticket.
som,ething, hronnsd in .,., AIabama q lew
and savs the bemosrscy Of 'fi; that '0"fi "!i
Stat" 24.uoo majority. Something DR. ,pped in
%aoy om e." 7" nS heDsn So@s
hnf aSr9 Aks"sas was as w weGks ana
Democratic ticket WAS eiected hy 10000 ma
turned 2s.WrO Erpu can majority into il 5000
present Congress. The indications are that
ere will 70 seven more in the next. and
srcas eesd aVi It w take ctn tho
electoral ticket with it.
:"An Iowan who know; what he is talking
Iowa would cast her vote for n Democratic
President With any ono else tut Hoies rs the
Cleveland viii Get ct her "9rn electoral vote
''She"han', right. No big meetings should
he held on a registration day. With Il comrlete
registration in New York city the State is safe
| and the nation is safe
| CHEElss ron CLEVELAND AND FOR GILRoY
! The closing sentence OF Mr.. Cummings's
| speech was lost amid great shouts Of applause
! There was IL rush to tho front which
threat on I'd tho reporters tables. Men threw
/ their hats into tn" air.
Tho enthusiasm caught the platform. too,
! and Gov. Flower came smiling to the front
! hat in hand. and proposed three cheers for
! Cleveland and stevenson. These were given
twice over with yehcmence that made tho
. windows shake, and then Gov. Flower shontrd,
And three more for that famous ticket
! headed by Giiroy,'
This aroused another storm. and then the
crowd. laughing and shouting. pushed out Of
! the doors and down the stairs
When Coy. Flower came out faw minutes
| later it took several policemen to get him
| across the sidewalk and into his carriage and
| chcors followed a it rumblcd on.