The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-05
pledges are scattered all along the path OF the
Republican party since. four years ago. they
cam 70 thu paonla With fair vnrda

pledges are scattered all Along the path OF the
p pseps yssa ago. 'h''
The Democratic party: with no faithless.
again i appeals 70 the voters Of The lana faI
a Y. nd tss adj
BEYOND shs necessities q Ia ' ssonomicai al,
m!!nkis sir ton IN. ,or.. ,.,..s,.
port Si this doctrine since the stfussls in The
peoples cause began. Her voters have been
at hf IL ss 81 s .snl
tariff reform. has arrested tho aitention and
hS country Your State now asked to repeat
the verdict she has twice endered;
why should oy not ne this sdct be orh
greater than those you condemned elg hit years
aye; You have now abs lute proof Of tho falsity
You rciused to beisvs These eondiiions and ana
your Democratic traditions. still IN tho keep
s sssS cnq ate n me- caas a q f'
racy, maintained In many hard-fought battle.
iorhid your falterinE now.
patriotism, and upon tho confident trust that
away Gs rsnH sSd IN the
Of the fight we shall still look for the banner Of
New Jersey: and in the dinof victory we shal
listen i,aea Tor ths familiar shout OF New Jerseys
Nj. Clssyeiand was INTERRUPTED again and
II.
ho would begin again. But Mr.. Cleveland did
not sou seem to be disturbed by this h u ,.,
gan in this wnv: 81 know. fellow citizens. that
you will not be tolerant Of any speaker after
wish is to COR up and take Mr.. Cleveland ~
There wero wild crics, of"Yes Yes! That's
trovsr hut Mr. MoFher rSe went "s on Win
his speech. and soon won close attention. His
appreciated. or it he said:
In Inc the pfmocr1 Hii Garty must
liecausc it will give to tho dominant partya
ing. counting. and custody Of tho ballot. by
which tho paoplo's will may he nullitied. and
sesks to p.rretuate tn. power Of tie
party gnasr the
yisors and deputy, marshals ., more numerous
vso the ELECTIONS and to whom viii he given
all needed power to render nngatory tho Will
OF the reople in the vote and in tho count, Be
Republican party shall be ixsd BY low BY
keeping the control Of tho certificates In the
and thus enabie force and fraud to remedy tho
failures Of bribery and corruption.
loud he s M 1pfs9n there wSes
Sss } |Is ssIS t. as
tnn
{ ommittec regards the political outlook as OK:
tromaly bright for The Democratic. party. and
that Tuesday, nex' viii find us victorious in
this. Mr.. I,rinkerhof shouted:. There will
now be fifteen minute informal rece ption!"
A few Of the thousands had been sitting uron
chairs, closely backed toGether At this an;
partly overturned their. chairs. Those who |
hsi not had seats rushed forward There WAS
shouts rent the air; They stumbled over
hairs. they stumbled over one another. They |
pushed and squeezed and elhowed all in tho |
pest as hui. ored way in the hey w" , ,
platform and formed hollow square around |
MIR. Cleveland. Over the shoulders Of this |
1haIanx a hundred hands Of all sizes. shapes. |
md in all states OF repair were thrust at the
ormed about, MI: Cleveland and his friends
1 nincd eroWd to the doorway His "s Carriage
I for several blocks, The centre Of enthu-
lafk to ns
'ark. where formal reception was held |
or Mr.. Cleveland As the club house is small
,nly limited number OF invitations were is
educed to a moderate crush. But tho streets
we're FREQ. and the people gathered there in
thousands.
Ibbett near, him. and reviewed a section Of
he parade that positively refused to disband
There were red lights. torches. and there was
M sh6oR hands Wth the
members and guests Of tho club and with a
ew ofthe people fromsthe outside When no
lnally got away from tho ardent Democrats Of
srsey City he looked quito tagged. but COM
,lacent.