New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

rflI he equal 10 the emergency; and base my con-
idence upon the belief that it will be patrlotcany
true TO It's principles and traditions and VIII follow
Ne should rot eater upon work in the least spirit
Of resentment nor I'm Needless disregard OF the Wei
mr. psrty and the reforms we contemplate do not In
tolve the announcement OF Jealous ammoslies nor
In order that may begin with nee hands we
should vigorously oppose all deluslons which have
then STgs in aeee9 h pedp M catch wor
which II they mean anything. have no relation to
fhe victims OF cunning greed ought not 10 stand IN oar
way Lo king beyond all thesl things. We shall find
Just principles furnishing vanag GROUND from winch
We should strive to nd ourselves and our country.
men of the idea that there is anything shabby or DIS
graceful in economy whether in peS or py@ s
and there IS no breach OF duty so papnble rs the
waste of money held by public servants Gr w vs
founded In spirit Of frusality and economy, ana Us
administration should not depart from these nneI
from turbulent thoughts. We have more subStaniinl
pan of rules Ss' in when eVery uen has
order that this should do Its perfect work II IS esei
a nat sTs f1 oVe r s our for
own sake. and because 1t Is heritage belonsie S ~
ngh "e duty Sa. an absolute necessity The con
summation OF the reforms we enter upon. we s,""
S ftfl u aSe ,Ss nutnce d petty
tho fear e opsrns %He6 BO ss iU paT
atisS sides the aspirations OF our people and regu
istes the action Of their chosen servants. ro,.u
Of %s Tn9 a nrs to sse Ss s'r e Ss should
preparation for the task by rigid selfexamnauoh.
t ana 1s threaeng to enter Tito our motives and
designs Then may we en)0in upon IN our cOuI t,
ta,thtlv and successfully the work intrustd to our
hands by a connding people. prolonged appauseJ
Carl Schurz was next introduced. lie lauueu
oaI Mr.
as the enemy of the racaly practical politicians
Henry CLAY had preferred to be right rather than
70 be President. If any young men grieved that
Henry CLAY had had to sacrifice much for his
,onscence's sake they should take heart at the
.torv Of Mr. Cleveland's life The next Presl-
dent Mr. Schurz said, would enter the Office not
bound by pledges and not embarrassed oy
personal obligations The services CT no single
man had been indispensable to Democratic
success.
Sentaor Mills was then asked to talk on the
RESPONSIBILITIES of the Democratic victory ne
was outspoken in his demand that the 'ariii
be reduced to purely revenue basis. lie sdiu
that honesty required the carrying out OF 'he
pledge made by the Chicago Convention ana
ratified by the Democratic campaign
orators and newspapers. promise had oeen
made that no industry should be protected against
comuetitlon. To carry out the Democratic pro-
gramme required only an ordinary amount .,
intelligence. but an extraordinary amount VI
courage Cheers Ex-Governor Campbell oi
Ohio spoke next. His remarks were chiehy hu-
morous, and were well appreciated
PLAIN TALK FROM CONGRESSMAN JoHNsoN'
CONGRESSMAN Thomas l.. johnson, OF Oleve-
land, on the other hand, was deeply IN earnes,'
He wanted no conservatism In the dealns WIZ"
the tariff. He said in part;
The Democratic party has 1eeI long use Sweeping ee
guide f The real danger op Is n e@em S
S 9qd0 but liS% @i' that
ast and far in abosh m gTOse0n What SSa the
masses demand of the Democratic party Is tina. ~
nan CONFORM sGdS Ss tt It's ppaom 'a"'
IS not the people but the leaders the whT peop
srca hsT T Tn 'h IN the "rG
$50 they again indicated IN Ch saSst Oy be po
as s aoH ana radical platform against pr9lse
sS sIs majority mad With spo na hat W brook
10 delay. We must do something commensurate
the the Lid Congress is no Improvement on the
Lid party doomed to defeat ana VIII deserve NN
ison56 ~S Se ~ people pi viii lind those who will They
have not started to hunt the roobng system Men
enough Of the parrot cry. Tariff REFORM but no Free
enough Ct the attempt ter to c'S %dd vdr ffe c
ticket anyhow 1t Is now time 70 think OF concliathg
Free Traders. We did not win this victory by the grace
OF those who are gorged with the sos OF Protection
We won 1t by the votes of its victims. the Demo
cratic avalanche started. 1t will end the party
that tries to play with IT. it will crush whoever seeks
to block its way.
We need not fsar the Free Trader or the single
taxer The man whom the Democratic party has 10
ieaI In Its councils is the sugar coated Proeconst
The quicker he goes elsewhere the better We need
his room. The masses trust honesty and love cour
age. They despse a trimmer and hate coward
Governor Stone, of Missouri Senator Carlisle,
Congressman Breckenridge and General Collins
also spoke.