The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

tiv.fy with ii<ccurak~nrnr snf crren rnrcue1.
out I large section of our country. AMI would
menace. evrrywhere in the land. the rights 70
served % the states and 70 tn rcopie. which
unlerlis the safeguards Of American liberty
shall not rttempf 70 specify AZ this tins
ssher ohjrxts and aims u democratic cndravor
which add inspiration 90 our mission. Trus %
it, history and ifs creed. party Will resrord
20 the wants ~ the people within safe lines
and guided ~ enlightened statc~manship.
To the troubled and impatient within our
member.hip =. commend continued un~werv-
ins allegiance 20 the rartv whose principles IN
all times past have bcsa found sufficient for
thesn. and whoss aggregate wisdom AMI patriot
ism. their experience teaches. can always 10
trusted.
In tons of rartissnship which b-nts the or
c2~ion. let me say % yon a. ernsi partners In
the campaign upon which We to-day enter.
that the personal fortunes ~ those 20 whom
ron have intrustci your hammer are only i'm
portant a. they are related 20 the fate % tho
principles they represent and 70 the Tarty
which they lead. I cannot. therefore. forhear
remindiny you. that defeat in the rendinz cam
paign. followed hy the contamination of tho
Legislative schemes onr orponens coufesn-
plate and accompanied by such other incidents
os them success a. might more firmly fix their
power. would present most discouraging
outlook for future democratic supremacy AMI
for the accomplishment of the objects we have
81 heart
Moreover. everv sincere democrat must hs-
iicve that fhe interests u his country arc
deeply involved in the victory of our party in
the Struggle that awaits US Thus patriotic
snlicituie exaits the hops Of partisan ship and
should intensity our determination 70 win sue
cess. This success only be achieved By
systematic and Intelligent effort on thepsrt Of
all cn'i.tsi in our causs. LIT us TIL IN. pso-
pie plainly and honestly what ~ believe AMI
how We propose 20 serve the interests of the
entire country. and then let us. after the man
ner Of trne democracy. rely upon tbs thought
f1lness and patriotism Of our fellow country
men
II only remains for me 70 say 10 vou in ai-
vance OF q more formal res7ouss 70 your mes
sage that I obey the command OF my rartv
and confidently anticipate that an intelligent
AMI earnest presentation ~ caus. WI in
\ sure popular Endorsement Of the action of the
body you represent.
I There was one more burst ~ con-
cluding applause as Grover Cleveland
/ took his seat and then came the speech
Of notification. made BY stephen NJ
White Of California. TO Adlai f.
Stevenson The voice of the Califor-
nia orator was powerful and every syl-
liable was distinctly heard throughout
the vast hall
Adlai +. Stevenson listened closely
70 the speech Of Mr.. White and p the
official notification read 70 him by Mr.
Bell lie then stepped 10 the extreme
edge of the platform. and bowing 70 the
thunderous applause which again
bclched forth. made short speech in a
clear. ringing voice.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Stevenson's 5
speech. Chairman Wilson. declared the
meeting adjourned
While the crowd was dispensing.
Mrs Cleveland came in for some more
hono-s. which showed her great popu-
laritv. Several thousand persons gath
cred around where she was seated and
checred her repeatedly. She looked
marvelousiy becoming in a costume %
gray. her face wreathed in smiles. fo.:
the honors paid her distinguished hus'
band and herself