The sun., 1893-10-06

1 nlb-WtuO-hWhKe. DOy1hn lace.
business spt It,, Of brown . soth, With little
nose StS Win "a fSe Ss
and with his gray hair running down from hts
nSs 9 ss sSe 6s 81 be s1s HSspS h
being stared at by an open. outhei crowd. it
him further The quiet and almost shy- man
RSi Rhered leader Of Tapmany wns sapdwichedd al n
roy. and he therefore looked like an Indian
| chief. supported by the materialzed ehades of
o ny na and AnarW sp5Rs 80 & He
great chief uttered his peculiar hut almost
nessh tyne % that moves mS sIowiy but %
he felt that all eyes VT were % upon % him. @ and he
pulled down the lines at the aide OF his mouth
Hindoo idol When the chsering switched oil
upon the name OF Mayor Gilroy. the Mayor bit
his lip and smiled while trying not to, as boys
]. Ii. V. Arnold. better known rs White
Wings. on account OF his colorless wind
breast OF his coat, as II he was posing before
a sculptor. Andy White was like a man OF
ace and a HIS
his boots to the hat that he wears on ono ear:
hSe sesTSd
ticians Of nifty years ago and now Mr.. White
is all alone like Louis XV. chair in newly
furnished bedroom.
among ali the @ lead leaders was was Cor Corporation % Coun.
troop Of alert t. and IN ii hanisome nd young @ % men ru Of
good antec cedents who are crowdine to the
COZ MscleiaD @ a FranE Rice eaar Col Williams. lila
Editor VIM. McA1. spcrr. and a score Of others
wR9 VIZ iat scattered d, about the hall int,
platform to open the tonventon m and G say y that S
been unnnim on sly nm ed for tenn porary Chair
man by the Committee On Organization. That
Junior Senator. we'll barbered and looking like
u fne old Irish aristocrat. named Mr.. Purroy and
Wood to he cH H Ths SO The @
falonian Congress m an was seen to be a eraver,
r. more sau9%s %n; and thopsntta man than whs1
sensaS ional career in politics. 1t was not that
he look Cd older 50 much Is that he M had had crown
SSssSoS more Rs1 IN; ot sSs s5SaP%
h9hy n frnsh had
been prepared. and it was ) not SO SO deep as It
wsf loud 1.n%1sG nna sGn%SP saS 9bot had ,v.a late
and unpreparel with ANYTHING except such
sses s SeSrsrs egd S' s5s him 5
the cszens rate
Convention should be held on SO beautiful an
October day and in such a hall.
me- sad s
deciaration' for sound and honest money. It
pledged itself TO repeal Repub bican law that
face The President-Ia spntter Of applause
made by six pairs of heelsl-the President
promptly. MS he has always acted. called Con-
gress together by means OF one of the greatest
documents that has been issued by the Execu-
tive Department Of the Government Ia rattle
ton had its cnel and l say to you that there
will be only few days before response to
that message will come by an unconditional
repeal OF the o-cAled sherman act.
Mr; Lockwood continued with reference to
another great Dem ocratic mission. saying:
The party also in its platform pledged tho
country not only that they were opposed t, a
Felsra re W s2
and they pledged themselves then and nd there
law Upon. this good work already Congress-
has started. in obedience to the demands OF
Of Of tho country. and ere ions it viii
be, be possible IN the city , of New York ok
an election, without passing between flles
Of Federal Marshnls M appointed against the will
Of the Tha 81 thH s9
it would change. in the interests OF the
people. In the interests OF the whole
tously forced upon the people by the Reppbii-
san AdminstEat9D Al the pledges that hsSs s
State and in the nation the people Seliexe,aye.
the. people knowIwill be honestly. faithfully.
@the S tRs Of Of
the Empire state is able to say to the country
that two Of her sons, Democrats. occupy seats
in the United States Senate"
At this point the Convention broke out again.
as it had at the second reference to Grover
Cleveland. with little riot Of applause. So 1t
did again when Gov. Flower was referred to In
the next sentence.
I'm the State Of New York" the speaker con-
tinued. "a Dem ocratic Executive and Demo-
cratic officers. 3oth in the executive and leeis-
latiye branches Of the State Government are
enabled to say to the people Of the State:
When you go to pay your taxes you can look
upon your bills and see that Democratic econ.
omy and Democratic laws have lessened the
tax burdens upon the people!
THE Administration Of the State OF New York
has recognized. through its Governor and it's
other branches, the great interests Of the State
In every particular. 1t has not forgotten that
great waterway which leads from Lake Erie to
the Hudson River. the Erie Canal. and upon
that waterway the State OF New York. holding
as it does the great waterways OF the West. Is
enabled to furnish to the city. Of New York and
to the people OF the State OF New York the
this or any other country" Applause