The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-21

powsr. Of = rarty. afraid 70 trust its con!inu:
to resist the legislation intended to comriete
this scheme beceu1s We have no. forgotten
which followed another Federal regulation OF
state suffrage: beca',se we know that the
acruple to rob the people q President
would not hesitate to use the, machinery
s{ s%h nr psr ffn
such legislation would ,rekiniIe animosities
rauee such an attempt would replace prosper
GUS activity with encouragement and dread
tnr"Ifnon1 arSs sect9n g" our t Gountr a t
rights reserved to- the States aud to the people,
which underlir the safeguards OF American
II shall not attempt to specify at this time
other objects and aims Of Democratic endeavor
to its history and its creed. our party will re-
spond to the wants Of the. people within safe
lines and guided by enlightened statesman
ship. 10 the troubled ana impatient within
oir member ship we commend continued. I'M
sweivinE allegiance to III" party whose prin :
Client f,r them and whose aggi esate wisdom
and Patriotism. their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ran
always lie trusted.
IN n tono OF craftsmanship which hef,ts the
occasion let mo saw to YOU rs equal partners
IN the "anpaien upon which We to-day enter
that the personal fortunes ~ those to whom
you have intrusted your banners are only i'm :
rort.nt MS they arc rented to the fate Of the
w"h ,hsv isrSg represent and to the party
- cannot therefore. forbear reminding you
and all th"so attached to the Democratic party
that de eat in the ren'Iing campaign. followed
by ito contamination " the legislative
senHnni dur tSs Sontemnlats VT ac
success as might moro firmly TX their power
would present most disnouragtng outlook for
complement ~ the objects we have at heart
Moreover every slncer" Democrat must
deeply involved in the victory Of our r rar,y in
the strnGgla that awaits us Thus patriotic
solicitude rxnlts III" hope OF craftsmanship and
should intensity our REORGANIZATION to win sue.
This success can only be achieved by sys;;
enI!.t tod in our cause. lot us ten tho people
plainly and honestly what we believe and how
We propose to serve the intereats Of the entire
and patriotism Of our fellow cotntrymen,
vanc. "rma &c 10 your 10
sage, Tint obey the command Of my party.
and confidently anticipate TINT an intelligent
sure popular endorsement Of the action OF
the body you represent"
cheercd until the great crowd became frantic.
and the rail separating tho newspaper report
ers from the standing audience on the great
They climbed upon the tables set about for
the reporters and bedlam was lat loose until
Police Commissioner James j. Martin stepped
forward frowning to tell the mol CO that they
must do their duty. They pushed tho crowd
back beyond the rail.
JUDGE WHITES SPEECH.
Judge &. NJ, White OF California formally
notified Mr.. Stevenson OF his nomination. He
MIR. STEVENSON: The Democratic party.
recognizing your worth and popularity. has
selected YOU as Its candidate for Vice-Presi-
! dent Of the United States. and this committee,
n obedience to tho interruptions OF the National
present to notify you OF your 1omination.
ring ~ this honor are such as t. augment tina
gfatihcatinn which In any event would accom-
Tany the discharge Of the duty which we arc
mere to perform. This great organization In
whose battles for the public welfare you have
borne 80 conspicuous part, has emphaticully
manifested its unfaltering approval of the en-
itghtened and progressive Administration with
which you were for four, years prominently
identified. That period Of our country's his
tory has been com pared by the American peo-
pie with the record Of the Presidential term
which is approaching completion. To the con :
trast thus appearing tho Democracy turns
proudly and with confidence.
" This is ar Intelligent and patriotic people.
Intelligence and patriotism guided by expert
once. must enable us to learn the truth with
reference to partisan professions. and to accu-
rately determine the various effects OF diver
gem, politic4l policies; IT,ps has iurnishsd