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

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sosIss, George Foster PEABODY. .f + Z. Whit:
EGy,rS Ti .Mn,a w,ErGa Henry S; HWY
Of New Drunswick. .iisdor straus. and. 4. c.
Gclnlcim. Tho gallery .wns filled with men
and women. almost all Of whom were In oven
Sir. Anderson's speech. with which the rsal
.y tho club with tremendous outbursts. Whom
&c. tho bandue!ors went wild with delight
S Snm Sn sII hs sw nana napN
and vo oi into The 'a air ocEessy Women in
the boxes caught the enthusiasm a.d a. r2 5,,,
Snd thsr PARTS ana ndosoS spofs s
follows:
srrrcu or u. EILEEY ANDERSON.
"wo meet hero tonight 10 celebrate tho
c"ons conrse pointed ont to tho party the path
SSays 50" Hy S%'i i ySs' iS
the people from their burden OF unjust taxa.
% thu nnn Il .e
the just rights III local government and OF
You sir hay" received tho enthusiastic
and univH'sa, snii.oit Of tho party. because
Io4r cMus" vas ih"tr cause ncrn t your 10;
support. ,ccausn III" records OF the election
bear me out o. this assertion in every state &
personal tos,im ony to the srlcndil work done
Tor tho PARTY aud on yorr behalf ny tho regu-
lar, orgAni2n'!"ns in tho cities OF New York
This is not the time to steak Of tho srccci2l
you honor with yo,lr ircscnc. to. night; hut
may DO permitted to lay that we tnSo great
ssc s 9 ,Gc a nS t ~ anH oSrm
Clup ia tho platform of tho Democratic party.
and Tie most distir"nishcd Of the mc,lnn,ers
IN Il" roll Is the President eloct OF the United
We have high authority for sayirs that Mr.
ocular man on every day o. Tho Wear except
election dnv: ard ~, hhv" ST III higher. ant hor,-
T. i"r derlaring 'ha: OF election day he Is ir-
w" nli understand and appreciate TINT tho
nnn w ;hl confront y'" contains nSshnns al
uro weirh,y. the ,tiillrui.ie;; 10 lie overcome
i' s$ III. rhis 0F saSsss "ii not e sys s
beats in our pulses does not Eoer timc win
the heart because Of expected favor. but be.
io mannr yS aa eua Sspan nss xS%
yours At ali tines, Tor richer. for, poorer; for
hotter. for worse. IL sunshins ind in shadow.
With 'wGlrI YOU ~ hay" been :ntrustod. you? Your
great work successfully ACCOMPLISHED.
high prvc" onT honor nsk You to nnits
with mo in proposiEE iho heaith and prosi er-
GUS administration OF Our Ircsdcnt-clect.
When Mr.. Anderson proposed the health OF
PR. Cleveland all tho gentlemen at the Ct, table #
Their a!nsscs. Then all tho people in ;he
Mrs. cleveland arose: Then everybody bowed
toward Mr. Cleveland. who was, examining the
who had anythinG drinIa"ie within r"ach TOOK
n small drink. When this ceremony had
near Inn stood HES 6eE ea S cisar
snncc around him
The cheering lurst out again. and was PRO
The gentlemen about linn cheereI and waved
napkins on thu Csr danced around or
and in the galleries ros' sat down. split their
gloves. waye, their handkerchiels and grew
sh" was looking at Mr. cleveland with an
absent. hyrd smlie, mron her face; Perhars
.ei,ns Whether that Young lady was safely
tucked in and slc"ping soundly.
aud cigarettes SO blue that III. lack OF tie
room seemed far away hv II sort OF optical il
mTomd ant h"S they wete hey
could not stand it much longer.
Mr nes.jT;md BEGAN to snrak im ne !;
away OF the applause. His speech was istened
tonnict!y, the greatest enthusiasm being ",x-
were punctuhted by goodiv rounds OF np-
clause. and the rluscnt his speech brought
SPEECH OF ME-. CLEVELAND.
MIR. PRESIDENT AND LADIES AND GENTLE
toyou and | hope t." d" little more than re-
mind you Of the meaning and significance "f
As we arc here gathered together. We
represent those who have been willing to risk
which arc grounded in rurest patriotism, be-.
cause hey accord with the purposes and OBJ
Jert- OF our ire. institutions.
A ulai.l fcatur" OF this gathering. which I
am sure warns the hearts OF all OF us. is our
celebration Of one of the gran,tcst and most
~ n.h lava in Sfr
Ing Of ii" brightest Hight OF triumph our gen
defeat and discouragement.
Let me sngges, TO you. however: that Wa
connection with this assemhlaGe than the
proof it affords that the American people can
has been given into their keeping. If there
are those who have been disappointed and dis
have been deceived and misled, or, who. with
fcnr. have seen heedlessness Of the duty of
citizenship opcn wide the door Of corrupting
influences. or who. with sad forebodingS. have
beheld popular rule nearing the fatal rocks Of
do6auehed suffrage. or who have mourned
dermining that patriotism which alone iusti-
occasion and the eSents which have led ID to % It.
IISinstate their faith and their confidence in
Striving Tor better put.ic Sentiment that that
the dispostion was growing among our pco-
larry Of inavda al benefits to be i In sEDsd
and threatened AID dcspoiled; lot them take
heart from the evidences now before our eyes.
TINT there is still abroad in tho land a con.
trolling belief thnt our Government: should be
source Of gust mad benetcent rule. proudly
supported by free mon. protected by their
care and watchiuness, md returning to nil
our people, with equal hand. the safety and
happiness 1t holds in store for thom.
III We have learned that an appeal to the
patriotism OF our countrymcn and an honest
presentation Of Political nrincip!cs to their
thought must not escape us. that while our
people will In tbs end repay with their. support
the political party which addresses their un-
derstanding aud reason. instead OF their pref
udices and SELL sh interests. they will surely
revenge themselves upon those VINO deceive
Of betray them.
THE national Democracy and its allies IN
political principle rejoice oyer tho defeat OF
those who's; S fpte is iYll OF instruction and
snlt Of popular Intelligence which we have
lance which We have stimulated. let us not for
moment forget that our accession to power will
ind neither this Intelligence nor this vigilance
face 20 face with the reflection that If we are