The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28
REVOLT OF THE GERMANS
CLEVELAND GIVEN A GREAT oyA.
9TON IN NEW YORK.

Eie lubBrprGts Tneir Presence at q Mass
Messing al Cooper Onion es a Profess
AgHinst ths In1astics Of the Sigh
Esrln-Eoreign 8orn Residents ana
the Fellowship Of American Citizen-
shio
NEW YORK Oct 27.-rhe Germans
American Cleveland Union held a great
mass meeting tonight in Cooper Union, ths
large hall being packed with people, aud
nearly as naay mlre being unable 80 gain
abundance. Enthusasm was at white beat
throughout the proceedings, tumultuous sp-
piAuse greslng sx President Cleveland,
CArl Sc9urz, Oswald Otteadorfer
mud mRny leading German Ameri-
eau eltiIans a. they came upon
The piattar9I which was decorated with
portvRits uf this national damocratio candi-
date, snTroundsi by tasrstully draped
Amsrlcan flags Many ladies' occupied
s.ais ia tue auditoc,um, and they mani
Tasted quito as much enthusiasm as their
mails eScorts. Seatsi upon the platform
we're several hnnirei prom nsn. German
Atnogacan bns.neas AMI professional men
Oswald Dtte0dorieT cailsd ths msetiug TO
order and in q bTtst speech stated il objects.
Az OVATION 10 cLEvELABD.
As MIR. 0stsadOrfsr was closing "a mighty
Cheer Grcss near the southern entrance %
The hall sad t.ae band struck up Hail to
tue Chlsi" Al ones Mr.. Cleveland vas
seen co4nlag down she aisle toward the rear
Cntrance 10 fhe sage. and the vast assem-
biags stOoa up aDd chOered, yelled aud
waved bats and hhndksrchieis As Mr.
Cleveland appeared on the sfags q whirl-
wind OF applause swept over tbs bell. con-
tinuiag for fully Ave minutes. NJ. cleYs-
land bowed ropesrediY before taking BIZ
Neat. Every msntion Of MIR. Ctsyeland's
Mama ti1oreaftsr by the speAkers elected the
Seaatest Appliance.
6ilsaD btsinwAy hrtss ~ Chairman aud
iuteOdnn@G GrOvsr Cleveland eB tbo 'qen-
8iRtlnSl known, honored, TsYered and be-
loEtsf. Dds only an Ataer4es, Sut the vida
wOTih over Again ths Sldioacs broke
loose pnd sh hJut9d Itself bBArqs 10 gEaetfag
10 thN ex-lreSidens Mr.. C5syesaod was
Rpplapped at frrqnect intervals darlDg his
rsnRrk, Hs SAID:
MS SPEEca
FEl40w Cn1zEEs When ! address YOU
as my tsllOw citizens. ! use the salu-
tEtion coWpnun On oceam0ns like Shig and
one which ordinarily carries with d 10
greater rnagnng tban e,,stosGarv S,rsea,ne
II seems TO are, however. not aoaiss tn tue pres
saeB Of such asi ssesnotaEe as see before 40
other fellow aNisens. IL Is at ouce apparent
thai we OIslY apply these words 10 Amer
ehn felioE aH,uosns, Tgend OF tho land
in winch Whey iise, proud OF
Amsrinan innasvtlons sna desotod TO
the ari1isvesnont NJ Anarianp successes apa l.reat
ness They DO not csauire risatthOse who come
70 Hs from 0tber hnas epa h9cOme ,olIr paOple
shall forget Iheir Old homes, but they do signify
Buch an nssiinllaiioA on thoH' part as leads taaGn
20 ooubFIeate whatever is xauaole in the'ehar-
sCber they inherit IN Abe o0untry N stheir Iifhh
Sto the fund Of Afnerioan prosperity and hop
Riness. If fTughiity and dndusLTy are phelr ma
tionAl traits those should lbo by them con
wUF FkafVfA
chssrf1lns@ ana 1oRe OF song ,eFs their
national char sntersstaas rgpase should be seon-
traslkhra 20 ArnediGvAp hapaneas. nlhoae ssho
DO thSss Things In arpe frattarnal shirt, 0pd In
co-DpsuEtiDn With all others who love tho
.Anerscaa mama. and who aigO regulate Their
pr'htisAs actiun by fhoughstalness aud an
t We thefp tD membership In 5h3 grand saaaocla-
tiop N AEnerInan idlbOw 1itizeny.
ASorrER uwBoRpAsr sFAsRa
BuN thsre is HnD.sersnu on exceedingly I'm
porsaNt meaning Il sbe given 10 these words,
which Nrixss from ths itlsa gsff o. far and equal
sSTFssi, n We aaFo to % is truly
fellow ciSfzens we mlSt have not only n
common Nurp1sR, but a common division OF
the beneits arising from our association.
Our citizens Nip grows '3JFt Oi snralleGianceand
devotion to Nm EsOEal1JIlsrt which clalEnsa0ar
patriotic suppOht. but we cRn h-NTfily be accused
or straining tn = meaning OF the AVordssSynen We
inelst that n we ,ars ID IN Fellows iNegr citizen
ship, this feilowA1ip is only realize v when
snjoy, IN IA equaN und 1usB manner, the, I'D
vantAYes Of our gstiaeulibip. Who1lsi this il
our actual uohditiCp is an tnis Time q tNbjee1
OF An&laps popular ipguHy- Ne Aada DO. Meal
party soliciting tho splragb hf oar people IN
support OF a doctrine that Lhis fslowship ia s,.H
citizenship IA sscursd when ths prozpsrffv otN
certain special intefsgs : faTorsd ia the rr1sk-
Ing aud execution OF 0gr Laws. and a made di-
rect charge up0g tha indn@tTy OF those Bot
within the circle Of governmental partinaitF A.
resuls OF tue supc ss3f1l assertion Of utfs doc
trlne, we fad aungrogs aoearned fortunes ia
the hands OF few individuals, while Gloze. who
In on unequal race pstienuf -oly upon personal
thrift aud sturdy Edyldsal effSrt are Tar IN the
rear Inequalities Of fortunes furRish no ground
for aisoontent when they sFe due te differences
Ia enterprise, lsgittaats opportunities, or nar-
aral endowment, When. however, bhey are
trAeeable to gogernnsatal ineerferenos 10 this
hands ut u small minority OF our psepls as the
s=pense OF the rethalndsr nothlGg but dscep-
lion or the partisan blindness OF thoss who sjfs-
,er asn prsysnt them from challenging this IN
Justice and demanding tie Consideration dta
hem by virtue OF their fellowship in American
citizenship.
REVOLT or rHe ceaxASs.
| interpret the organization and aotlyity OF
he 0ernsa ma 2. Ansfisan gnIon as protesting
'ers in this fellowship, and conceive this DEM
'nstration 20 bo revolt eRanst the mOokery
rived OF 90 equal participation in tho advan-
ages promised under free American institu-
ions Let us always remember
ias 90 T any Thai1ae inSTmities ai ,Ss po.
principles upon which our government is
ounded They ars guflieent for us in ali our
lssds. Injustice Is born Of their psrversion.
Ne are led, therefore. directly TO the Conclusion
hat the remedy for Unfair inequalities Ia the
distribution OF ths benefits OF our Afnericsn
Is in the hands Of the voters Of the
aud, and that II there has bseri
departure from the lights which should
,uids tho operations OF our government, is In
or tbs people 10 deInand return ID
Afe channels Let mo warn you Ia closing that
struggle 70 secure fecthcation Of false meth
IDS and dislodgm9nt Of selfish advantages is noo
IN eHsy ore. Attempts to cajole our voters sue
essfui in tho past, ars sim continued, and
,ribery and corrGptiou are still ia vogue. It 10
nly by Intelligent argument. constant sndeav-
RS and unrefnittlnR vigilance that We shall re-
over the just and equal share OF benefits
Thlch belong TO as as American follow citizens
Hon. Carl Schurz followed Mr. Cleveland.
is was also greeted with great applause as
70 proceeded to sposk in German on she
ssues OF the campaign aud In advising the
lection of Cleveland aud Stevenson.
At the Oloss OF Mr. Sohurz's speech Mr..
Left tho hall amid the widest ap~
,lause. OthOr speeches by local orators
concluded the great demonstration. Mean
While speakers OH two stands in front OF the
,uilding addressed several thousand Ger
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