The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-29


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our party to the 'front.' ana with candidates worthy OF
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trade TO the greae.t and sending ~ roots
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these 'h,Sss Ne made Il, and " are proud .t it. i
and OF" Of r"ca r.pnts For cSmnsnaea
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we thought they would Do i,.,!. later We piofe..ed
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apologize. to "s for IT, ,sas % tho to
record OF what they have been and what they have
mt to make.
nowLs FOR DEpEw.
on their, hind legs. as It were: and howled
showed a gleamin: maintenance. His smile
for capaci3nsn;ss was oXcsIdeH only by
announced that IT. was very clear what the
tSs app Sr Of Of business me- na with ra
sounding in. his cars DR.. .Depew cnme
down the aisle and clnmtered nn the frail
lily npplnuded. His reference to ex;President
his to Blame set ths Cos
vention nllre. md he brought out more ap-
plRuse for Harrison thnn even the most SAN
cuine friends Of the President could hnve ex-
pected from this Convention. In fact, from
Start to finish Blaino's namo was received with
rousinr cheers. while the applause for the
President was discouraginGly Indifferent. Mr.
Depew said. In part:
MIR. DEpEw's srEECH.
was lust wondering what is the question before the
house iCri-s Dep.w" After listening to the exceed
ing ~ speeches Of Your temporary and permanent
Charmen. II il difficult for volunteer or drafted
man laughter to say anything. But AS listened to
them they sounded like the competitly" PAPERS of
pert aritimetcans. From precisely the same figures
10th demonstrated exactly oppnsite results Laugh.
teri It satisfied me OF the truth OF the axiom that
there 4. nothing more uncertain than figures except
the Republican State Convention ~ here Morning al
ways follows night Prolonged laughter and applause
The Democratic party for the rrst time m many years.
has had possession OF every branch Of tho state Gov
eminent; II has demonstrated what 1t can do and has
taken preliminary appeal to the people and that APP
peal has been answered from every township in tho
State IApplnuse Fraud emblazoned on the FIR
manent In Rhode Island. and that state redeemed
II curious study to note the difference between the
promises and performances of tho Democratic party,
To dnerentinte between what the Democratic leaders
said they would do and what they have done They de-
clnred for home rule and model state government,
and they have put forward lust two principles vndic
tive aniosty the rural and dstrust OF tho
popular vote No wonder the Democratic leaders hate
The rural districts: They stand for honest vote
proper excise legislation for schools supported by
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