New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12

opinions and manifest Will upon every suSbS oIa
phbhc and political cncer a1d rny government
by discussion. The glory OF inc Denoe .T "a bond
M pS v, rintaned TO curtail speech has
been In our catcchSm the worst offence lhat oou ne U
article been isrotuccd into creed by which dis,
custom has treason free speech crime Tnd 10 be
even The mild intimatOn that we are entitled 10 ~
heard deemed mn alront that must be punished by
fferhop NAV be bold enough to suggest that when
these issues are raised it will turn out that We ai9
the true and genuine Democrats ana thOse WYNN Wo.,
rule out are the co"nere' overnmnt bv pop
ular methods ard popular DISCUSSION lnosc VII, b"a
stne those things are slabbng DemocraSt we Notn
asked for and want no paernal government, nO' .
standing all it, alurements. iaterHli goVer . az
9" their babes-Sippcrs the rod and candy jndiciousy
alternating. daughter and cheersl Know ona,, as
men grow y hc love owe OF oee ana for The sake pre-
fcrment men will accept the rod ana the SUPPER tu'
the time has not Nes come, nno Mo ms and yonr
presence here tonight and the espresso OF m
those who prefer liberty to patronage. tCheeTNl IL
Is truiSm TO say that Democracy cannot succeed
unless You accept the rule Of the majority on, nov
ran YOU know what the majority is unti you dc'erhhe
where the minority stands =. .,
What are the objections this call for convention
on the 22d February Instead of the ia OF APRIL OF
of May In the first place "Oulu say that SNeIS
departure from usage and crs'on rclure, an Npli
those who are interested in the subject Custom Is
the law TO violate the law Sme npR,e are
crmina an explanation may be given. but the burden
IS upon those whose conduct Is questioned and not
upon those who object. We. therefore, are in the
right and may insist upon receiving valid eApasa-
ton. surely have not received II up to this GATE
Those commit This violation of the law must plead
guilty, or defend themselves. With us custom Is
king II rules judges and courts and parties and com
merce. and scarcely be deemed very bold II we
ASK Show your warrant TO Violate this law zap
panseJ .,.- o.,o..o. -. o.n.,r, ,.vo
established a uniform rule Why have yo4 chan nan
II? If YOU have a good reason produce 1t. but be
cali al
the shoulders will not be accepted valid dcfenccs.
The best plea think. and make the suggestion with
Ont charge (laughter. the plea that would make If
Your counsel would be that of temporary delusion.
and IL YOU would present yourself with that and prom
ise amendment, aud come back clothed and In your
light mind the Democrats. would be generous and
readIit yOu after proper probation into the fold from
whose safe enclosures you had heedlessly strayed.
daughter and applause
We do not deny the value and prime importance NJ
ORGANIZATION. not only is 1t useful and wise; Ii Is
indispensable. large amount Of authority and power
must he allowed to those who are intru>ted with the
execution OF the partv's wishes. Those men who are
called as leaders must bear in mind that they
trustees and agents. autOcratS and principals. that
they cannot substitute their will to that of the mass
the mass will always follow where they lead. BE it
so still il i the right Of the latter that the forms ut
least Of consultation should be through with and
that they may IL 50 inclined express their wishes and
give them instructions. Whenever these rules dis
regarded the trustee violates his trust and the agent
usnrps the authority Of his principal applause, loud
md long cOntinuedD