Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
IOIrR UNCLE GROVER
.No ON THE DUTY or THE
CT GLORIOUS DEMOCRACY.
.xo,hiug hut License to Revei
~ :, r.r,issn spOii' We shall fsii
at Every Point"
.n.,.,neraph . lhe DIspaleh.l

80 November ls.-The speech
Wv ~, Grover Cleveland made at the
SIC. 'r,o .' a MS honor by Mr.. Henry
5cas -is., evening is only Just made
' '+. Itis as follows'
ii'D. ,,- y.iarl and Gentlemen,-I End it
@'' ..,to I'd myself at this moment
~ .s... .ng emotions which stir within
CO. hero assembled good and
g. -. ,..al, who have labored inees-
fil. --l sor5tcdly for tho success which
p-ff '' D.m0cratic effort IN the eau
iH .'.cl. and | cannot forget how
80 .., .Iorts have been character
C.' ...-soual attachment and friend
pa .,odlda,e selected to carry the
o. hammer. THIS awakens sense
.... which It Is q great pleasure
81 lI-. ,kluliy acknowledge. l con-
g. .-t nave fully shared IN the
t'' D.. faction which our great vic
..ttsl 20 arouse IN every heart
o. ~ Democratic as mine. IL Is
.r t1 any man to contemplate
.r.i1 campaign, 80 masterfuily
rf. .E.s ehalf by such good friends,
such o stupendOus and COM
.,. .-.-"ii.
....E OF RESPONSIBILITY.
.-.t.... not. perhaps, Introduce any
.-. Oh this occasion, but i know
i .-.y. ne when say that every
-n.'At.On and even my sense Of
sd tempered as 10 be almost
..uIred 10y the realization,
.r., Of tho responsibility | have
.Ir sight of the American peo-
..ta of country, nv attachment
....vles Of true Democracy, my
5f the obligations / have en-
...l the best and most confiding
world, and the consciousness
. weakness and imperfections,
t, an my mind with sober and
r.frctiou. When | consider
t..-.. lave 20 do as party charged
,....utrli Of tho government feel
..mpmrn, instead of being con-
... .- 0g lust begun.
,rtl ,HtIL TARTY PERFORMANCE BE?
pl.. -.lu our performance be OF tho
.ve have made with our country
. .w we'll shall We Justify tho
..,..t t..y have imposed IN usy five
...- Ia our victory but Incense to
.. rartsau spOils. we shall fail at
MONT II we merely profess TO enter
-r work. and If we make an appa-
.-,ri..v.r 10 DO 1t, the cover for seek
...Iu advantage, we snail iSYlte
- and disgrace. II we attempt
. ts-.. our duty 10 the people with
.-.-.. Pa. party harmony N patriotic
. W -l8l demonstrate our lnconpe-
-E.
rrr rrGHr OF TRUE DEMOCRACY.
.r..rs God that. far above all doubts
...~..,.r,ugs and away beyond all diff
... VI. NAV constantly see the light Of
... .rI safety. The light We see Is an
r.rru from tho principles of true,
.-.., .aI pure Democracy the
-.... ... -m., Of danger, and leading US
.'..-r ment of political duty and the
...a.tll oi all our pledges. Ihls light
.-....I Do love of justice and IN devo-
..-t. tte Peoples rights. 1t 70 bright in
...,....t patriotism and IN nations
'.... L.tu- not be misled to our un-
... L- t.- lights of false Democracy,
,-. my he kiudled IN broken faith,
..r..l. shining in hypocrisy, will, II
st lore us TO rocks OF failure and
...... I' we see stern labor ahead of
....f .ft.Mruiues loom upon our hori-
,- ...u- remember that IN the thlckest
,.fr OBJ. mariner watches most
.r.-.g for bis true light.
4IHN TIE PABTY's MANLINEss.
.WY 10 our party charged with any
.-.h.htr 20 the. people has not
s.l ns devotion 70 the principles. of
- Democracy. and who among US has
..-r.-I.c, with intent to deceive l
~. ..,a Ia the mauhness and truthful
.s ,tl- Democratic party. Ny belief
.r principles and my faith IN our
- constitute my trust that We shall
i-.F.- tla expectations OF our country
--a3 ,alu ralse high alott the stand
D.! .tuu. Democracy, to fix the gaze for
.s1y years 10 come Of a prosperous.
a.Y.. and c0utented people
GUESTS BTsIOL3 MB. CLEVELAND.
I5a hlner took place at Sherry's and
..- Mr.. Cleveland there were forty
l-t. present. among whom were w. O..
e-u.. Crl Schurz. Daniel ). Lamont,
t.-.--I.u Breckenridge, Fitch, and
N-a- Josiah Quincy, Lawrence K. God
i- N..Le McNeagh. Don NJ. Dickinson,
4.1 s.. rrce. Oswald OttendOrfer, w.
rrs, William Stelnway. and w. T..
I.rr....