The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-27

shown by every act Ut his Official life,
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associate Judge Of ,he Cur, Of Appsa. and psas
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f he y Gasrs sew 5otf John ! Hrnoa 'f &c
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and AZ" 1S.o' Tor
every character inaugWrnisd and CON pietsd the en-
I q ESs al s
W,So to hs ,sef% P%oG OF 9Sf v @ s
fruits fruits Of ba""craS sdmn,.rs%s and svs ses1
rHie which tho past years our citizens have
fs tulnlment of their pledges TO the people .ntns
The democracy TO The srnoF, OF every good 'zsn
we AJAX of the fidelity to the trusts
conlhcd to us br tue people.
INDIANA FOR UNCONDITIONAL REPEAL.
Gov Flower introduced Congressman Jason
y Brown OF the Third Indiana district as my
old and respected colleague"
After paving his respects TO Tammany Hail..
which. lie said. deserved the highest place on
the Democratic roll OF honor for its wonderful
achievement 10 tho last campaign and its CO... con
cipies. Mr brown turned Ills Intention
which, lie said. WINS always found working
hnrmoniously. hand in hand with the Hoosier
in sM sat9
statesman and great man Grover Cleveland.
and Indiana contributed that other noble
first great Dem ocratc victory for many years"
Referring to the efforts to repeal the silver
gressnlan spoke OF the remarkable business
30 far as that l!strS,s1sIa s9rdit ioTn Vas
CARELESS Of party. are almost unanimous In
to the Sherman law, and that it's repui rement
that the Government shall purchase the out
put OF private industry is wrong and AN out
"Our President. always regardful OF the
wishes OF the people. convened congress. His
simply advocated tho unconditional repeal OF
the purchase clause OF that act There was In
Fam mo f with eonditIons called Tor re.
peal; and repeal alone. The House. but re-
Ivy side with New York on tho vote. The coun-
try elieved that the Senate would pass tho
Reviewing the tight in the Senate Mr.. Brown
said that the struggle was now practically
over and the passage OF the repeal act an as
y It will become a law, sail he. and one
Of the most important pledges Of the party Will
Pledges. 1t must reform the currency, Ali
iOlnr must have an equal intrinsic and ex-
value. whether it be OF gold. silver
THAT accomplished gentleman. orator. and |
statesman. who always has the nerve to say. |
am Dem ocrat. has stood all along by tho |
he Silver Purchase act and tho right Of the |
fsi hand hE 81 f. Dl has G Dsn
TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY.
Discussing the tariff question and the duty
I the party Us regards tariff legislation. Con-
Tbe ntGWf snd conrors tho right
ivy. and collect taxes. duties. imposts; and
xcises. These, however. are required to DO
{ ihe tonstltHtion only allows these taxes.
uties and imposts to be collected to provide
ons. 1t Is a provision for the general vel
are. Not for the welfare Of u class. The con-
titutional declaration is that taxes are to be
honId measure such taxes by the revenue,
nst and and ny rc the
arty has pqt the Mckinley tili on the st n
,e Chicago Convention, it will not only
It and. in its place, will be Bill
G and That san b ne viii
% seas to be whltened By our ships OF com
erec; thst vii ehea|E,en The price q raw ma.
lat will cheaper the prices OF consumable
'ticles to the consumer. and will emphasize ,
ent to interfere to make one class OF citizens
ch Mt the expense OF another.
" am told Congressman Brown continued
n fnrD to-
ght in addition to tho discussion OF general
,litioal subjects. l am TO stand up straight
good Conduct and good fe p" 'oiSt
league. Col. John It. Fellows. He is the
an say, that his ASSOCIATE ons have been Of
. best since You sent him to WASH =
G st o, f S. Tine hH h Nth pSnt Erss.
ID laughter am also to bear test imony Tor .
y good friend Fitch. know nothing in the !
en- from holding the Offices which you pro- {
'se to give them and remaining with us in ,
ai As t tng meh are rsmarks i tor
VS. gain" {
A DESPATCH FROM SENATOR HILL. q
Assistant District Attorney Weeks nm :
mncrd tn ersceipt Of a telegram from Senator
III. who WAS expected to address the meet q
demand for his presence In Washington. d
THESE LAwYEHS NOT DEMOCRATS
iov Flower then introduced Lieut.. Gov
sehan The Lieutenant Governor was vo-
erously cheersd.
In my humble judgment" said he. tho o
'mocrats OF New York state and city are q
ing to win. because they deserve to win. " I
0 silver Purchase iiepoal bill Will say that y
a days ago it looked an though it would =
YER be placed On the statute books. The y
.erGency demanded IL man of courage. q :,
IN OF bruins. man OF nerve. and say it T.
'hout dislHragemtnt to lndiana's iavorite T.
n New York produced that man. and even II
". rs the result Of that mans action. the n
nate Of The United States may he acting on =
1T very bill.
II there wcro no other issue to Influence !.
, voters in favor OF tho Democratic ticket J..
s year. said Mr. Shechan. there is one r.
sSon which should call them to its support =,
Il that is because the Democracy has had ~
mnnlness and courage to nominate as one ~
its candidates as pure rs good. and as up U
ihe person n Isaac il; MAYNARD. "
'pl ause.I iou will be Informed to- morrow 70
7 in another part OF the city tonight was o.,
ID II meeting OF lawyers 10 denounce Mr.. III
ynard. DO rot be confused By the term :.
iyers The meeting is rather one OF the Bar J.,
= ciation which hns a nemn crship OF about n,
W. whlle there are 5000 lawyers in the ~
y, Tomorrow you will read their bitter "
idemnations of Isaac II. MAYNARD. n,
You Viii read that this condemnation fell q,
nj the lipS pf men We known and reapacted ut