Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-26

Fr,.- All Justly condemned hy the peo-
tie 70 great uprising IN November, 1870
80 'rfIl't which. If renewed tins year,
Will empower Democratic statesmen TO
suiH' thr peoples councils and to exc
'n'' DO" peoples will
lh" Dem 'rratS ol New York recall
with proud memory the intlexibly
sound finance Of Governor Tildcn, who
uo' only administered the State gov
,rum'nt with frugslitv. hut who, with
un, puzzled ability ard untlagging reSo-
luil"n. demanded thorough reform of
tl1 TAXATION, and likewise, with a
-ta'r-man'- energy and foresight, as
-aiirl the shameless degradation OF
"uf rf"rntack currency, and led the
n'mu'rau" party in pushing on the
compulsory Republican advance 20
current com redemption, ii not also to
that coin payment OF the same where
to. ~ well. the faith Of the United
~tr'r- j. s"lcmnly pledged"
The Democrats of New York refer
With grateful pride To the intlexibly
sound finance 81 Governor Hill. who
%, efficient economy throughout his
long administration has accomplished
the practical extinction Of our State
l,hi has faithfully urged with pow
,ttul aud prhcticcd advocacy the ma
uuu'- release from the bonds OF I'M
equal unnecessary and unjust taxation
imposed hy the tariff Of 1883. and the
repeal OF the super-added opposition of
81 NJ IL al. Il l,
with statcsman's energy and fore
sight. Of the 7O-ccnt dollar; he has
taken mp the peoples cause, assaulted
the Republican degradation of the peo-
plr'- silver money. and led the advance
II the Democratic party of New York
IA the solid ground of high justice and
equity upon which they stand to-day,
absolutely without diScOrd or division
"a this behalf, demanding with him
that every dollar coined in these Unit
81 States shall he the equal of every
other dollar ~ coined, and demanding
the redress Of their shameless Unequal.
itv.
The Democrats Of New York, with
proud hope, yet with perfect Difference
cordial estimation Of their renowned
leaders NJ worthy standard bearers of a
peoples cause. point To the nominating
81 David u. Hill To the office of Presi.
dent ~ II tit expression of the whole
Democratic faith and tradition, and OF
uur settled purpose To rescue this per.
verified government from the clutch OF
aut"crnts and plutOcrats from spend
Thrift administration, odiOus taxes and
q dchased money. In obedience to the
mandate Of the Democratic voters ol
New York. the delegates selected by
: this convention are instructed to pre-.
sent 10 the national Democratic con.
vention the name of David b. Hill ms
their candidate for President of the
United States, q Democrat who has led
his party from victory to victory for
seven successive years, and who has
never known defeat.
The said delegates are further in.
structcd Ia act as n unit in all matters
intrusted To their charge, said action
Ia bc determined by the vote of the
majority Of the delegates.
Rcsolrei, That we congratulate the
people of this State upon the auspi.
cious opening OF Governor Flowers adj
ministration. and extend to him the
assurance Of our cordial support in his
earnest effort TO give the people fru-
gal honest and efficient government
Of State affairs.