Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05
THE DEMOCRATS
BX President Cleveland at
Jersey City,
NEW JERSEYS FAVORED son.
History Of The Tariff Question Briefly
Reviewed.
AoLAt SPEAKS AT rErLrViLhr
SENATOR David w. mn Appeals 10 nil
D,macrHis to stand by
Cleveland.

JERsEY CITY, n. j., Nov. 4-Jcr. |
soy City Democrats gave hearty |
welcome to Ek.Pfesldent Cleveland /.
tonight. lie was here ~ the guest Of
the Hudson Democratic society, anu
5000 men rushed into the auditorium
when the doors were opened. Mr.
Cleveland was greeted with deaiening
applause when introduced as "Nuw
jerseys fayorite son." lie said In
part.
Eight years ago whom another Pres.
dental campaign had advanced near.
ly 10 the precise stage tbs present ohr
has reached, came TO your etate and
declared 1t & be- my understanding Of
the Democratic creed that all taxation
should be limileI to the requirements
Of economical government, aud every
cent taken from the pockets VI the
people beyond the requirements was
10 better than robbery. nUci not
call your minds 10 the result u that
campaign. With Democratic pfssi.
dent aud House OF Representatives
you know how faithfully we attempt.
I'd TO engrntt our doctrines upon the
policy NJ the county, aud bow con.
| stantiy VIZ worked 10 relieve the people
from tho burdens OF taxation, which
mai their origin In the exigencies Oi
war, hut continued through many
years VI peSce 10 serve the purpose vi
private aud selfish interests. You 70.
member measure Of relic pass II by
| the Democratic II use was defeated
by n elublican Senate. From the
senate We appealed again Ia another
| Presidential election ~ the people with
the pledge that fentfustsI VITA power
we would continue tue stfuggle 10
rectify the wrongs OF an unjust tHriiE
In the campaign 1855 We still fol-
lowed the nag upon which WAS EN-.
blazDnod the legend, "Uhnecrsssty
taxation II unjust TAXATION" IL II
needless to remind you OF the Hgeucits
which operated 10 defeat Dem icfaty
In that campaign. Ons feature II II,
however, was Interesting. IL was I'M
possible for our opponents 10 overlook
the fact that our contention in tue
cause VI the people hai arrested the At
tentiOn Ut the voters of the laud 90
such an oxtout that there WIS danger
In further insistvncc on the burdens
!
land. Then II was that the concession
was made by them that our tariff laws
ought TO be rea ju-ted. Thea 1t wac
that the party whose representative
ia the Senate had defeated our plan ol
relief, implored the people to tiu.t
them anu rang the change on the de.
luslvo cry OF "Let the tariff be 70.
adjusted by la friends"
Thus pledged they gained the a..
cendaucy in every branch Of the gov.
ctnment aud the tariff has been ai.
tended u not by It's frienda evidently
10y tile ifieuds OF those VINO grow rich
under It's unjust opportunities. Has
this party which promised to he the
friend Oi the people lightnned the bur.
dens OF lie IN tue homes OF our lant2
Do you aud your wives ana children
rnJny the comfort and advantages
your lnbDrs should supply? Where
arc the increased wages OF our work
ing men which they were assured
would follow the amendment Of the
tariff by It's riunds. You know broken
promises aud violated pledges are scat.
tered all along the path OF the Repub-
licnn parry, Since four years ago
when they came 10 the public with
lair wOrjs, the Democratic party with
no faithlessners to excuse anu no short
cOmings TO explain, again appeals to
the voters Of the land for their sulflagss
aud declares its continued adhesion TO
nn i',b, A. bnr,tan a.. s nonni., nsS
Ion Gevnnd ths ,,.c,s.,,,srn ~ aAa'
nn,i, Observation-Disclosures rha m Juoi
Dsmoc,acv rssts H. ham 70, s,nn,
man ,h,, S,.o,,l,.,s Int,ii,po,,na s 'uvoos'
trio,isn, a,,J nnan ths c"nNd.u, 10. w."
that Ih, n,inoipiss NJ nv yo'a. III. LII
moi ba hnri,,a1 ov,,v In tha ,rn,,
r.nk anJ In ths thicIest NJ ,ha MI
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