The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

but truth REQUIRES me to say it-cownrdtce has
why IL II that your illustrious chief h S
polled this tremendous minority smnnG the
lss ian beyond the
III have been. among the people OF tn,
United states addressing vast concourses, o
Know that they voted Tor Cleveland because
he had the courage to do the right thing, A.,
pcmosraiG Se rsore. and T. WITH ths people
ees sG xh' w was na ssht to that DO he i. e
and ioyaIly. and stand on. tho promises, we
hs f ns and ,rf they W take we
Keep us in power and we will be in possession
nf the Government for more than genera
These Distinguished statesmen who are try 2.
Ing to a!iny tho fears OF tho m9nopo.istts 5y
s%Ss, 2Ss,eSties have aisn, S. 50 nd q,
s lost the st stop "' Arpaso and f laurSter The
American people are IN no hnmor 20 pe on ,eS.
inc syrups. III cy want reform in taxation /;
they want tho taxation which they re ,Sa;,
i, win not interiors with tho rriyats business ,H
OF the peope These are the HdGfi %tS os one
execution these e1cts that they hays chosen
and n Democratic House oi Representatives
lapplausel. and they have put the ARR OF the
nj in our bands and our duty Is to
IF we stand on tho shores OF the sea In
stend ~ crossing 1t. looking back lonGimgiy 10
nsas deep as the waves of the Rcd sen buried t,,
the army Of Pharaoh or as deep as tie a 10.
taliens Of BENJAMIN -i i"rrison. ' a
I'VE must confess by our action ~ congress
villa: We have confessed by our ncti n on the
will re:aiu their " cont,dsn:e;, thsn We viii
Il. pafF Of cloud BY sav nna ire BY night
we MI cGn,inne !" move forWlTe INV WIZ WS
milk md honey and Jcfforsonian democracy.
tGrent applause.
:, Mr.. Andersen hen introduced ex. Coy. James 1s
toast. PARTY success comes not from princi-
pies without men: nor from men WITHOUT nrin-
s pps. but 'f'" tie union OF me" 'n' p''"''
SPEECH OF GOV. CAMPBELL
II hone this will not be con bounded with
disadvantages because Of tho carefully, pre-.
pared and SCHOLARLY. and. ! might almost
ssSd mns Whan Tef" .n nsne
thairman t this morning to get few hints as to
what it wou!d 10 proper for me to say to,nGnt
take almost Of too pous "a character forn Dem
ocratic meeting; that the leader on the occa-
sion wsnl 10 one who WIS long On E nov 10 Tor
having winged moral warfare in POLITICS. I'M
csssa at IN tie 'V end Of those
sehurz. Who s said he 1 Would so into the gallery
and lead tho applause when ! arose-and !
hope he ddmthat he would sreak b upon n moral
senator from TeXas. who is known II tho
forty -four States. and the outlying Territories
as the, embodiment of all the moral virtues
for which Texas is peculiarly we'll known;
might ii @ shst sSo
hut after reading tho toasts it occurred to me
that would cthe first man to have an 9p-
were present lApplausel. and it was not right
in the gallant and handsome young man to
70! me ne Of that privilege ,os,ond 10 twill
you be kind enough to give me hat naper?-it
is customary to say something about the toast.
SUCCESS comes no om Oh
Iut from the Union Of Men sn,c and ,l Trim
do represent. Laughter AS near as
am able to comprehend tho toast. | repre-;
and the boys who want the Post Offices on the
other hand. tIaushtcrl | am in favor
Of them 10th iAppan.e am sodm in favor
long as they stay in the Democratic
party are o, oms9dS %o ean RED
great I oh,sct,on iiat has been urged in times
gone BY. tlauIhter am also in favor OF the
boys who want the Post Offices. because from
the Postmaster at Cont ederate Cross Roads to
Van Colt In New York nm in favor Of putting
them al! out; and putting in men WHO voted
favor OF the St-ysnsonian method. tLauGbterl
There is nothing that has been uttered here
Tonight aud the, high ideals that have been
tom OF my heart party is not worth
name i it hal not PRINCIPLES hotter than
try G Spau n"r' But f son as
the toast we'll said. without men. are
what the old Democratic G2vernor. BIZ
pardon the JacksoEian expressions he used.
are damned barren idenlilies. Applause
no
have in these later years. Here is the Roform
Club OF New York. Well, it is the Reform Club
me n oers from ali over tn. Union. This great
club is composed of gentlemen who want to
pps sf en o Ills and %Eg s IGs1 a
wanted to DO that before there was u Reform
Sluh. The same gentlemen hnd tho same
then TINT they have to-day. but they wrrc not
Il force in politics in this country. They wero
not not, known: and they were not Of use;
nut men behind their principles. IAp-
naInse But o. when you organize club
iicers and your Organization. yonr typewriters
and your stenographers and your printers.
and you send nut your document and lnher-
when you brought men behind your ideas and
your thoughts. when You had organization
and discipline III the army, then you fought.
and fought y successful battle Applause
" agree with what was said by Mr.. schurz
most heartily. PRINCIPLE must be- first. organ:
ization must DO second. But the history OF
! his country has shown. and tho history OF
u be honest With ourselves and
with tho people the history OF tho democratic
party has shown that when II has abandoned
principles It has lost: when it came back TO
principles it took years Of organization and
disrirIEe TO win. Applause Now we have
won. We have won very largely by the un-
bought snErhGes OF tho people.
"Organizaton has perhaps played loss
part IN this. victory than in any other: hut
still 1t has played its part. 1t would haze been
powereSs without the principles. and Droha-
bly without the loader. IApplausc.I Eut
70 both III some degree do we owe
tho election OF him whom thu lamented
tnauncey Drncw has characterized AS the
typical American citi7en ,IAnrlaase.l
speak OF Mr.. D"pew as lamcnted. because in
the only speech ever heard him make. WHICH
was ~ lew nights ago, he Described himself rs
4 political corpse and | accept his Eominn-
ton Tor It,. lADp!ause.i But in conclusion
Tor am NOT mere 10 mako II speech tthe Few
'lnstuiied sent encrs ] have uttered cannot
possibly DO digniiled by that namel - IN
if The Democratic, party will
ordinate TO tho high. principles that l,nye ami
IA n a hn l..N lt....A tl