The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04

what may lie called tho Farmers Alliance,
The farmers found then, selves suffering under
Tor Tor some relief. and these sl,rswd rct"ttnsrs
Hobby. let " us ride it, 50 they unirrtook t"
rae s Farmers AliapGs e yiSGry ss@nst
long TO, find out mat 1t was really our old enc
mics. tho Republicans. whom we were fight;
JACOB VIII !S have hS'S g, s" n YOU What
they did down where I come from; A55knq9,
and it W il do % again, In, ,tenrsia va
we were in little trouble. Wc uwoke to
WHAT \ sNoLIyGosTER Is.
the situation. and W" found VIZ had it'll" ! It
ola snollygpster, to deal will, 10 you know
T .nw Who Mans to re n m' nec sbb he
could ed s s9a T" %e he we 0n aoM n
Georgia. Who had a parrot that got into /,
and said Can You cure parrot Of swca,r,.
how do you do ~. H. that is easy enough t'.
You get u bucket Of water, and have it ready
you G Just sV iouse linn vii S parrot S S%sRss
Of waior and shove hiln around in
sick e nn nc own n4 h he w
| rot tired it the next day. when. as he was pass
IN iinG the, the cage AZ The n4rrot cried out rs
doused and whircd until he nearly lost his
Srssih but when the mnn set nM down h
80 Inns nv ~ '"'' WhN' MHeIo III Hcl
| was you whom the cyclone hit us2'
WHAT HAPrENED TO a NEGRO FISHERMAN.
well. It was cyclone that hit the Farmers
not nnre TO rV n wSr "di nv. we no
ties Democracy is good enough for us: These
new rarties reminh me OF negro down in
Georgia who went ilshing AMI he said he was
a-going TO tlsh Tor big fish. and for fear that
he would lose tho fish ho tied the line around
Well. he caught bigger nsh than he ex;
pcc,cd: II wasa great Dig catfish that pulled
alive. The local paper gave, very vigorous
description OF tho affair." winding up with these
How 1T happened they could not tell
ws al ,n 3. men w wrn fss ena,n
Or the caths, Vent a.nigserin ."'"
t,o so !, we don't go monkeyins with new par
Georgia is Democratic
NORTH cAHoI1NA's MESSAGE.
There was {, report by ono OF those sum
S.r,h MGnma that" perhaps
form Of u meeting with that good old Demo
the faces Of 5000 Of the s uhter.ed iH Dsmoe
racy Of the he OLD North State. and they charged
campaign. Tie day alter TO. morrow shall
mother Of Tesiants Nay take ak i to inrm the the
message from you that the electoral vote Of the
Empire State will be given to Grover Cleve-
The answer to this was a long. loud. and
A tnmult Of applause followed this speech.
shout f3r G"y. Russell OF Massachusstts. who
ODonohue. after several unsuccessful efforts.
Coy. Russell unfortunately cannot be here"
he said. but have the pleasure OF introduce
inE to You a., diiiiinsrishsd Congressman from
After the hearty applause subsidized, Mr.. War
ner said:
CONGRESSMAN WARNER SPEAKS.
MANY nALLi When the suggestion was. made
to me that speak 10 you ut this meeting it
occurred 10 me tina. there was but one issue
that arose when the first Democrat met tho
first Republican, 1t is the Democratic protest
has always been. 1t is he Democratic protest
IN behalf Of ever mans right to work put
his right In 'iistiction to that of the right Of
the few. 10 whom tho Ecrublcan party would
FORM stands for Strong Gov Owe 'T hss De-
mncr"ry stnnd So f"r free selfrespe"ing.
E-:ardnr the Republican attack upon tho
Democratic banking issue. the speaker said:
SEQ he real issue as iiainly as the Democrats
Do But they don't dare to meet it. because
as 2"y way oy fnS sT"T n Of tne
cans know that II tho national banking system
has any good points they can he eng'af,ed |
upon Il new system.
FORCE BILL MEANS REPUBLICAN SUPREMACY.
Il will row discuss tho Force bill. but shall |
not try to describe THIS enactment. bu, shall |
which lie made in Il speech delivered in 1850. |
He said there was one great a-,t to lie brought
e. SoT Ut" by the the r%rG ltte wa" into formed Sa
hands Of i,erubIican" officials Y" You have ave
hro"h h' ers 'o S in " and S h
agents. And You have nottorgo'ten whena
great citizen of this state was robbed OF his
lawfully east. rit!l the Republican party has !
been swept nwnv IN enraseh people there
s gre Of ha Tned Stat"S 3nr I"
wngsd hl2 , w "; king orStahsh
TaIat boN Ent il we are cursed d hy Tores
hil,. that liberty was gained in vain. All We
nI hike! sGf to @ ana Wr er pn Of s %s S sIs
lore mighty whirwind. ii, We allow the
q ! free haI lot handed down to them and ,niy
And rs with thor fathers. u bloody war may
be required to re establish their heritage
TIE DUTY OF THE HOUR.
I'm the western portion Of New York s.ntc
l have seen tho plains and mountain Sides !
in the great NorthwGst,in nnkoia.and Montana
is New YORK sacT anI ] IA ihom
majority. and 'h"t the Emrire State t viii not
prove prove wanting: You must do better than eyer
rsa"ts y up to nI o Tye And yan wnh
thirty Ass"mhlymen to Albany and send IL !
second Democratic Senator 70 Washington |
from New York. Then with Democratic CON |
gross and Democratic president bills will br
passed that will 10 n benefit to tho great !
nation in which we live and to Ia" welfare OF |
tho American people, rich and poor
STARR HoYr NICHOLS SPEAKS.
IT was aftor 10 O'Clock whom Mr. Warner !
finished. hut there was scarcely n pCrccptlblo /
thinning Of the great crowd The next speak
er. Stnrr Hoy, Nichols. said:
when first came over from tho Hcpubl- /
can party to- tho democratic Iary. hrrAnse ]
ieli"rcd that Democratic IilE"iplrs w"r"
more in acroiG with the principles II tho re-
pubic. thought wa, alone.
But So many more NJ" now coming, they
mako an army. They como from ID" North,
the Northwest, AMI thu Fast professors IN !
colleges, leaders OF their districts, Intelligent !
men. respected In their communT'c: ,"lnns
together to elect Grover Clcv, land l'rcs ldrnt
of tle United states.
81 icmenr or once Seeing in tho Shrewsbury
liver \ bard shell crab watching II soft shrll !
crab That WIS lying amon" tn woods. and |
thought should Ike to T." Of IN" .rt.' FAMILY.
Whrr" tho str"nt: protect ih" weak, I'M sud;