The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-05
MAKING VICTORY SURE
DEMOCRATS PUT THE FINISHING
TOUCHES ON THE CIMfAI0M
The Faithful IN New York Assemble IA
Many Halls to Celebrate Ia Advance
tho suecess which Their spiesAid
Work Bespeaks on Next Tuesday

| Work BespeakS ON Ne1k luosunS
There was a rousing Democratic rally In
| Concordia Hall. on Avenue A. last night The
place was jammcd long before o'clock. and
from the very start there was an enthusiasm
which speaks we'll for tho Democratic returns
| from the ballot box In the district presided
over by State Senator George +. Roeseh.
| The hall was gay with fsgs. and
| stror G lunged brass band In tho gallery
| helped along the applause. John Fennell was
Chairman. and opened the meeting win
brief specch Then. after the passage Of somo
resolutions. he introduced Congressman John
Temple Graves OF Georgia. who pleased MS
audience nightly with his sound Democratic
oratory. punctuated with droll stories OF
Georgia life.
Il stand here." began Congressman Graves.
"as the representative OF no locality. no city.
no State but in tho broad spirit OF nationality.
tho spirit TINT loves the republic and hates
everything that threatens it's prosperity ana
peace"
o! the tariff he snid:
"One Of the great issues Of this campaign
ranges tho wise. safe. beneilcent policy OF the
Democratic party against tho policy OF that
pnrty which believes it has the right to go
down into the peck cts Of the people to favor
few individuals. a few favored trusts. 1he
Republican party Is no longer great party
but n STenU DusIUesS hyHilShtc' 'N'o'''s 50
the purpose of cnriching itself at the ex-
penso of whomsoever can DO made to
contribute to its wealth. Wherever money has
received this impetus of governmental protec.
ton. and party depends Tor It's success for
tunes and baron al estates It is lmnossiole .nat
that PARTY should ever again f2,rly rnprSs;smt
party y has pas ed lis landmarks. it has passed.
the bounds OF sn'ety; 1t mas nasseu ney9mmu
1 pas t'"s Hiisr thr s9 gears en
lean party has reached that point OF bi2a,eu
snn. Ehs sn,s IT 'ffr n Is RHpiAE e
deavorng to force n measure uron this conn-
try which will strengthen its hands as to
make overthrowal impossible "lthou1 re-
me Force bill is the popular Mans N, Of this
democratic and disloyai proposition is threat
against the manhood and integrity OF every
intends ms o reach ,as aown with strong hand
crush tho life out Of the civil liberty OF TINS
HEan,ry ts S eISw only IN the nsr
rity Of the people. ought to tremoe at tho vcry
nam. q this awful menace to our eountry's
,Coasressman Graves then pictured the des-
and and the IL 1 m"sneent Prosperity which it has
Wat" he rried. would 10 the effect Of
tended to crush the South. and it would dot.
Tie Force bill will parayze tho south.
You nens nsre y the who p' body fer upon ali
its Members does the hoal tn OF the body a.
Southern member OF this magnificent body
polite. But this is the lesser argument. Tho
grea. issue is that it will paralyze your liber-
or Congressman Amos J. Cummings Mr.
Graves sud: Il hope YOU gentlemen o. the
House Let me tell you one thing. We loye
Seventh Ming get tired q sending him to Congress.
jnst let rs know in GoorEia; and there IS not
IN al 5hs s,q n
and thon Senator foeseh spoke in German
want TO- give you a warning he said
The sDHnsnss "a arc msHne sr
friends not to, vote on election day. Their
only hope is TO keep down tho hcmocrntic ma
jort.Ss in strong Democrats ban
estly to ali Of you. and through you 70 your
tnnity, to protest against the Hepuhlican force
eiection DAY to cast his vote ought to be a
marked man In his cormnnity am Going to
h Sosra na GHs to who are
and who fail to vote. That list will be un in-
stEuctivs study after election day :'u,. ,o
- III knew t.. night thar only by defeating NJ.
Kempner and Martin. our own local candi-
lates. cou! a bsolutely secure tho election
Of Grover Cleveland and Aalni + StsyaHson
hesitate TO let the whole local ticket 60
and put the national ticket through. |
mean this and l reaffirm it. and ! know
hat Mr. Kempner and Mr.. Martin are
he same sort Of Democrats: don't want any
mans vote who will not also vote for Grover
Cleveland. Tammany Hal! is to-day tho
Gibraltar OF tho Democracy"
Senator Roesch was cheered to the echo. He
,lOSe0 with another strong aDDpnl for fha
national ticket. and expressed his entire con-
hdeIce in its success.
The meeting was closed by brisk five
speech By Congressman Amos J.
Cummings.