The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-09

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political parties. Let ns not fsiI under the
and insincere professions. believe our coun:
trymen are prepared to act on principle; and
viii not OF waists time v IN studying connndrnn,s.
nSrasss ddShs or to dGnS
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tht 81 the a. end 81 ~ tSs
With Saots II their hands
the true Jacksonian spirit, we hold TO the doc.
rsrty COURAGE Is party expedisncy. we, shall
served snHp9rt q dlssriminatine. Intelligent.
coner sssman Springer than spoke ON "The
Issues OF the day." saying in part:
CONGRESSMAN srRINoER's SPEECH.
There is no little apprehension in some
quarters, notably In the business centres and
in tho Eastern States, lest Congress- may. at
be my SeWs On the subject
, q a s. I ssass s0 En- he s.ss aSs ss
during this Congress-. nor Is there t6e silshtest
Srs N this subject should Se passed u viii b
one which DEMOCRATS. North. South. East, and
ossibie that some such measure. acceptable
| to Democrats generally. may be agreed upon
sress Yt IS q ths atmost s rs that we
| should not permit differences OF opinion ON
ctGSefs to s %Ss5
are about to enter.
to q ths
rIGia economy. me Speak or has placed at the
Hon. William s. Holman. OF ind lana. whose
name nan is a guarantee to The country that this
second ali his Efforts in behalf OF economy in
as IN the House the w stand
BY the COMMITTEES One, Of, the issues
whs9 @ ter into tp The
sppTSpratlons 4 ali the appropriations 81
aed and Get sws such
expenditures were dependent upon Congress
0oSd
ssara By ta9 As
reach. We must trust 70 the people at the en-:
e s spa the
Cd remedy. II the people % thsir duty there
will not be assembled at Washington another
billion congress within the next quarter OF
The most important issue, however. in the
methods Of raising the revenue necessary for for
the support OF the en- national Government The
Az Hao% :; IL S %6st
Of hs aH
his .Gqpsress is utterly tmPossiSIe: The Sen
n q 10 Rnr innr md prnc NHnnk In IN
publican. 4 Bill for general revision n Of the
tariff would have no cnance whatever Of success
and pees S1 be%
oeratio House 81 Represeptattves. and to the
shs ensane +! 3
sG tar am ,So prefer t. leave the
party desires to % upon this sub
sSs ismoas %esssxs y Presldsnt elsyeand t e
cali Of the Democratic hosts to DO battle for
tariff reform. and the passage through the
the Mills bill. and the record made By Demo.
Gratis in opposition to the Mckinley bill in the
sS q tx L az Gs
III docs not follow. however. that nothing
Many Of the provisions. Of tho Mckinley bill
arc 60 outrageous and oppressive as to de-
and
es rhsse Ss e
!sst the IL OF the free list and the
menutacturers. and cheaper neesssar RE Of
Of most importance. which ought 70 be passed
free list and repeaiins' what are Known
ss ss ass the %ns
ssssss aoy hss ef
on wool. and viii tender free and untaxed ma
20 ey thersbS
constituents and the sixty, odd millions Of
pc Of as w ssay sdos duties and
stsp s
ives: .Qppesitien 70 i ti6fe oSjeetions6ie fss.
viii BE- Kept ssads 1ieW and
this issue will DO preserved as paramount to
a aeS 81 others in the prs'
o. senator jacob A; Cantor spoke for The
N% Ere e Isxss
ture and strict adherence to the principles Of |
'aeksonan RemosTasy III. ,hams
he promised good work BY the Legislature IN |
latures controlled by Mr.. Thomas G. Plat
Mr.. Hendrix spoke for THE Democracy Of |
the Cities Of New York and Brooklyn" He |
said In part:
SPEECH OF JOSEPH G. HENDRIX
THE Democratic business men, Of New |
York. from the exchanges, the markets. the |
imperial business centres. the factories the |
banks. the dry goods district, the leather. |
iron. lead, cotton. salt. and perhaps tin plate |
at this time over the ereatness Of these twin
cities: and take special pride in their pros
convince the people of the state that here the |
tiger was to be found In his native lair picking |
the bones Of his victims. II these critics Of |
the cities in the recent campaign were sincere
In their dread Of the Tammany tiger. they |
must now feel that the devil himself has broken
through at Albany.
" The national Importance OF the Democracy
OF New York and Brooklyn in its voting power
has been persistent since 1900 and the infu-
cities. Is traceable in the history OF American
politics from the time that Andrew Jackson,
springng from the body of the people, broke
through the meshes woven, by the blue bloods
Of Virginia and encouraged the plain men OF
the la nd into self assertion in nnaftara nOltf.