Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
=. n,,r.y The Idea that Economy
is DiSSraCefll.
-vIll POLITICAL FORTUNES.
Pa, INST Be SubOrdinatcd TO the
General Welfare.
FRI NUURZ SPEAKS ALSO.

RI NUURZ SPEAKS ALSO.
..... THE Moral Forces In Poll
.r.I Bic Draws a Lesson from
trrycIand's Success.
telegraph % the Dispatch.l
December 10. AT the annual
..t.. Reform Club tonight in
-...e Garden the President
.. ..e bright particular star and
red guest He occupied the
......r at the night hand Of T..
....-s p. the president of the club,
.. other vell-known Democrats
. CORNERS discussed the choice
same table with Mr.. Cleve-
va.e Thomas /. johnson,
Wilson. Benton McMIihn (of
.-al Collins lof Massachu-
.-l Mills lof Texas. Charles
.... I. a.. Carlisle. W. L. Harrity,
.. lglcrt, Charles /. Crisp,
....el. Carl Schurz. Senator
..sl-eH. l.. b. Morris Cover
.out. and Charles ). Cauda.
rfrLAND INTRODUCED.
. Anderson introduced Mr..
l-lly laudatory speech, in
.... Ills election 10 the presl-
.-.sal triumph for the man.
.t-,iyct was received most
r. ali three cheers were
.. .t was allowed TO proceed.
tue boxes rose with one
..r t.a ladies IN the gallery
.. Mrs. Cleveland looked
..I with q smile on her face
t1 Richard Watson Glider.
...lsasm subs.d Mr.. Cleve-
. -. and ladies and gentle
.....t uu-new OF startling to say
.t.p4 % do little more than
.. .t tic meaning and slgnlf-
.e--lul.
.... Lere gathered together We
Who have been willing to
.rces IN a battle for prin-
a- grounded in purest pa
.... .-- they accord with the pur-
.ts OF our free institutions.
feature Of this gathering,
---r warns the hearts of all
celebration of one of the
... most complete victories ever
-.a struggle for right and JUS
glad greeting Ofthe brightest
..-.... cur generation has seen
ls clouds OF defeat and
.'
.LE CAN DE- TRUSTED.
.-.st toyou, however. that we
..ta nothing more gratifylngin
Ht. this assemblags than the
that the American people
... o. manage the government
..l GIVEN into their keeping.
So who have been disap-
.-Acartsned by the extent
..- people have been de-
. -l,i, or who. with fear,
-.- .ealicssuess OF the duty
...a open wide the door
- influences. OF who, with sad
-- have behold popular rule
.. ... ..-.. rocks OF a debauched
.... ..... have W0urncd because APP
.-. ..--.e-s and promises of I'M
stages were apparently under
..--uot.,m which alone Justl-
... .. national perpetuity, let
AID the events which have
-..-,.te their faith and their
. 4. their couutrymen. II 1t
i g, those striving for
.. sentiment that the dispo-
Hls among our people TO
..r -.y,rument as q depository
..... benefits. TO DO importuned
.-s...l and despoiled, let them
..-. .-.u the evidences now before
... there is still abroad in the
..-.4ug belief that our govern
IS te source Of Just and be-
... proudly supported by free
...l Ly their care and watch
.3r.uruiug TO all our people
land tae safety and happi-
lsl. store for them.
..B VIGILANCE UN5LEEPING.
eva learned that an appeal TO
u Of our countrymen and an
,a.atIou If political Princi-
..r intelligence and judgment are
... tte thought must not escape
.. our people will IN the end
'..r support the political par
...rssses their understanding
cad Of their preJudlces and
.,- they Will surely revenge
...l those who deceive or be-
....a.. Democracy and its allies
.-relules rejoice over the de-
... whose fate is full Of instruc-
..suu.. While We find IN our
t.s.lt Of popular intelligence
.t have aroused, and q conse-
popular vigilance which We
.cat.i, let Us not for
-.et that our accession 10
-. ind neither this intelligence
GLANCE dead or slumbering. We
-at face 70 face with the re-
...-lt sc are not 90 be torment
..rts which we ourselves have
..B. must hear. above victorious
......l 81 our fellow-countrymen
..'y. and must put on a earb
public servants.
.4IIC-rALIY RESPONSIBILITY.
. sediment suggested by this Oc-
r.cl should dwarf all others, has
.l tl. responsibility which awaits
..1 Low rejoice IN victory. If We
.-. PROMISES We have made 70 the
.. our land, the difficulty of our
c.a hardly be exaggerated. Condi-
involving most important interests
uewed and modified, and per-
% problems menscing our safety
.s settled. Above all, and rs the
mate obIsct Of all we do, the rights
- Goo welfare Of our people in every
a.. Of lite mast be placed upon d
.4gal plane Of opportunity and ad-
a..
j .m confident the wisdom of the
matte party will be equal 10 the
...I.y; ard / base my confidence