The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-23

Democratic masses throughout the millions OF
IT'S voters
DEMAND THE NOMINATION OF GROVER cEsEvE-
LANn
This sentiment, so strong and oVerpoweriug,
has affected and controlled the actions of dele
gates who would otherwise present Some other
distinguished leader OF their own state with
whom they feel victory would be assured The
people have Spoken and the favOr1te sons ana
leaders are standing aside in obedience 10 their
will. Shall we. for any consideration Of policy
or expediency. hesitate to obey their viii.
have sublime faith Ia the expression Of to e
people when clear and decisive, audit is ineum-
bent upon Us to obey their wishes. Then hRv-
ing gwen them candidate of their choice, they
will give us their most energetic efforts to Sc
cure success. We confidently rely upon the
loyal and successful work OF the Democratic
leaders who have advocated other candidates
We know that in the great state of New York.
now controlled by the Democratic party, there
is no Democrat no viii shirk his duty, making
every effort to secure the success Of the candi-
date or this convention. Notwithstanding his
Judgment may differ from that OF the majority
TheDemocracy of New York and its great
leaders, whose efforts and splendid generalship
have given to US q Democratic senator ard gov
ernor, viii always be true to the great party
they represent Their unquestioned Democra-
cy viii make them arise ana fight as never be-
fore, and with those they represent and lead
they will marshal the great independent vote.
and we will again secure Democratic victory in
New York.
The grand Democrats under whose leader
ship the city and state Of New York are now
concerned. will give to the cause the great
weight OF their organization The laundering
echoes OF this convention announcing the NOM
nation of Grover Cleveland will not have died
out before you viii .ar and see all our leaders
rallylng 10 the support of our candidate. All
Democrats will fight for victory, and they will
succeed because the principles of the party as
announced here are FOR the best interests of
the county. ana because the people have
nnquestioning faith that Grover Cleve-
land VIII give the country pure, hanest and
stable government, and an administration in
which the great business interests OF the
country VIII receive proper and due consider
alton. The question has been asked why is it
that the masses OF the.party demand the nom
ination of Grover CleVeiandi Its because he
has crystalized into living Issue of the great
principles upon which the battle is TO be fought
at the coming election. II he did not create
tariff reform, he made il presidential issue
vitalized IL and presented ii to the party as the
issue for which he could fight and continue to
battle until victory Is assured.
aThere are few men in his position who would
have the courage TO boldly make the issue and
present II so clearly aud forctbly as he did IN
the great message of 1887 We must honor the
man who is honest enough and bold enough,
under all circumstances, to proclaim that the
success Of party upon principles better than
evasion Of the true national issues for tempor-
airy success.
There's another reason why people demand
his denomination. They'd feel that the tariff
reform views of President Cleveland and the
principles laid in great messages, give US liv-
ing and vital issue to fight for which has made
the great victories since 1888 possible 1t con-
solidated
IN ONE SOLID PHALANx
the Democracy of the nation. In Massachu-
sets ii gave US Russell, in Iowa it gave US
Boies; in Wisconsin IL gave us Peck for gov
ernor and Villas for senator. For Michigan it
gave Winans for governor and gave us Demo
cratic legislature, and Will give us eight elec-
toral votes for President In 1891 to de-
and machinery of the entire Republi
can party. In Pennsylvania it gave US
Patterson in Connecticut it gave us a Demo.
cratic governor who was kept out of office by
the Infamous conduct of the Republical party.
In Illinois ii gave Us Palmer for senator, and in
Nebraska it gave us Boyd Tor governor. IN the
great state of New YORK II gave US David B.
Hill for senator and Roswell =. Flower for gov
ernor. With ali of these glorious achievements
IL IS the wisest party policy to nominate again
the man whose policy made these successes
possible.
feel that every Democratic state and every
Democrat has reason to rejoice and applaud
these splendid successes. The candidacy OF
Grover Cleveland Is not reflected upon Others
not antagonistic to any great Democratic
leader. He comes before this convention not
as candidate of any one state. He is the
choice Of the great maloriiy OF the Democratic
voters. The Democracy OF New Jersey, there
fore. presents 10 this convention in this, the
peoples year. the nominee of the people. the
plain. blunt honest citizen, the idol of the
Democratic masses-Grover Cleveland.