The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
>ONE NOTABLE SPEAKERS
AND SLEECHES.

SOME NOTABLE SPEAKERS
AND SLEECHEs.
Extracts frocs Speeches at the
n. ". Reform Clubs Dinner
in Honor Of Cleveland.
On Saturday night last the New York
CITY Reform Club gave dinner 10
Pre.iient-elect Cleveland. who u
member Of the Club. IL Was held 81
N .iison Square Garden. and plates
we're arranged for about GOO diners.
while the gsileries snd boxes ia the ball
contained severs' hundred Others ss
lockers on and Iisteners- Guests were
present from Desrly every State of tbc
Union. and so many bad been invited TO
.pesk snd were present. that even
Speaker Crisp was not afforded On op-
porturj,y- although be had . speech
prepared or course. Mr.. Cleveland
made the first addre-s after the dinner
wss over. and be WAS Introduced, -
were the other eminent statesmen VINO
spoke. by Presiden: T. t. Andefsos.
Among other things, Mr.. Cleveland
said:
As we ar. here gathered together We
represent these who have been willing
10 ri-. Al. con .scn cneuces in battle for
p-inciples which are grounded in purest
Patriotism. because they accord with
purposes aud objects of our tree ins'itu-
,ions A pIain feature OF this gathering
N birh I sm sure warns the hearts OF all
Of %. i our celebration of the grsnjest
f.t~ rsn
iu the strugyIs f,r right and justice. ADd
our glad greeting OF the greatest triumph
our generation has seen, bursting from
the clouds Of defeat and discoursgemenI
TRusT The PEOPLE
I let me suggest TO you, however, that
We can contemplate nothing more grsti-
fying in connection with this assem-
blsss than the proof il affords that the
American people can DC trusted TO man-
age the government which has been
given info their keeping II there are
lno-e " no have been disappointed snn
: cishearfen-d b. the exteal TO which our
pecple hsve been deceived and misiei
or who with fear hsv. seen the hted'
Ies-nes< OF the duty OF ciIiz-nship oper
wide the door OF corrupfing Influences
? or who with sal foreboiing-, have be
4 held popular rule nearing the fatal rock
: OF . debsochei suffrage, who hnv'
! inournei because sppesi- 10 selfshnes
n and promises Of eqnsi advantages wer'
: apparently undermining thst patrioti-n
e which alone ju.uties every hope Of m
u tivnsl perpesuitv. let this occasion an
tbs events = hieh have he'd 10 IT, reinsist
e their fssih aud Beir c0Sddences 10 Ihei
= countryueD-
a lii h.s seemed 20 those striving so
n better public sentiment that the dispc
A. sitio. A. growing among our people !
N rf2.rd their government IS depo-itor
g. ~ individual nsne fiis 10 Dc iDporiune
10 AMI threatened and desposied, l.
&c them take h. art from the evidences no
before .ur eye- ths, there is still abros
OF in The I.nd . controlling belief that ot
a government should be q source OF Ju
o. and bensh hcent rule. proudly sopporie
~ by tree men. protected Os uetr care an
.tchfulne-s. aud returning to sii OF
Dn people With .qnsi hsnd the safely "A
~ happiness IL holds in store Tor thsf
Dy III We b We learned that an appeal TO "a
~ patriotism Of our couDtrymen. and
re- honest presentation OF political prime
&c pIss 10 their intelligence and JudgemeI
are not in vain. the thought must not e
l cape us, that while our people Will
At the end repay with their support q
en- political party which sddres.es ths
res understanding snd reason, instead
10 their prejudice. and selfish interes
'er thew viii surely revenge themseiv
ne upnn those who deceive or betray the
In Tue sentiment suggested by this I
cssion which shouid prscsde all oth'
NV has relation 20 the responsibility viii
PIE awaits those who now rejsice In victo
iey III we redeem the promises We ms
in maize 10 the voters Of our land the d.
the eul,v OF our task can hardly be ex'
ow gersred. Conditions involving most
Tsy pors.nt interests must be reviewed .
bat modified. and p.rplexing problems m
rye sc;ux onr safety mu.t be settled ABB
no ell. and ss the ultimate object 81 AL
bile do. the rights and IN. welfare Of I
nsn pecpIe in every condition in life mu-s
can plscei upon . more sqnsl plane OF
sso- portuuity and advantage. ] am CO
DO dent the wis1cm Of 'he democr'
or party will he equal to the emergency
men We should not enter upon our "
ICED in the least spirit of resentment nor
~r needless disregard Of the welfare Of
os portion Of our citizens The missior
orr party does not involve The enc'
sgemens of jesions snimosi'ies nor .
srrue,ive discrimination betw cen Al
lean interests
MAD EcoSoxr A VIRTUE.
Il. We should strive to rid ourselves
counsrymen Of the ides that there y
80 thing shabby or ii-grsceiui IN scons
,,an. whether in public or In private
s,,s, Extrsvsgsnce in public expendi
.,ssl y hich has prevailed in the past sfi
They no excuse '.' -, c""s'"S. ~"
.;gh, waste Of money held by public ser'
scd for the peoples usev- Our govern
nc. was founded in . spirit os fugalitv
I -. IL. administration should not d.
!. - from those linrs. We need no Y
!. II nor show 10 divert our people
turbulent thoughss- We have .
subsfsnrisi guarantee against disco