Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-11

hese6 : disposition ia so.ne guar.
. tiers 10 keep up ts> 6sht ~ lbc 6aaa.
oisi QaeStioa, eva in THE ranks Of tie
p~euosrsGs par,y. waeu al, ANS; see
THAT >arA s ooar>c wia iuesitab, lead
To partisan sad elntcu,ious divisions
Tie long t. in The SonS;e wa> uo;
ict our ehoo>ja.-N ws> uat expected
hy The po5nle o; iajS STATE, su} We.
might say ST tsc c,aa'ry We are
free lo c7u;ess Ue have never uoG,r
stotl the qas,,ioa, tAni we Snow we
are not &.oae n tsi> position sad
therefore We never h&i ary ooavlc.
ti1us ~ ste subject Male oUt sym
.peth.c> werc with The silver men, and /
We hope there VIII slSAyS lie aa shan !
dsni supply OF The white malsl in cir .
culs,iou. stjl We never lost faith in
Cleveland sui Carlisle, aui Wished
that some compromise might be AZ.
fac,ed that would Y7oveutanv dissca-
sion in the democratic party Nh
Cleveland has several ;iIles ot lste.
expressed the opinion thst 8 caanse
in the banking avs would greatly 3
benefit ths country. and in December .
Ne viii have his message setting forth !
the financial policy ct the admiuistra. :
iion In the mean time let rs emu :,
late the example set BY Congress in
adj ourniug. As sooa IS the vote on "
wss announced Mr. VOORHEES, -"
moved an Adjournment sud when the :,
rote OF the Senate was anuouncea IN |
he @lloase, Fitch. ofNew York. vas r
lie only maa to give 4 cheer, while F
he balsnee Of the members laughed j
! him. There was 10 disposition TO G
and hurrah In this connection "
.uele josiah Pattcrsons, of Tenn
ives us democrats some good advice
'hieh We viii do well to follow:
l. for n e'aim no advantage Of my D.
,llow Democrats who differ with me. Of
ID tind 10 pleasure in their discom.
.ure. No sense of superior sagacitv. ha
feeling Of triumph sctuatcs me at Be
Is hour. On The contrary | realize he,
lih regret that our differences haye "
en- sharp and sometimes without &c. IN
noHr. am more eoncereni about m,
perfect harmony throughout +.
2 ranks Of our great organization ,io.
.ich stands pledged to the country nro
the accomplishment of reforms.
..cA we a.! have 20 much al heart. ;, il,
c money problem at most Is ey. Y
nelly difficult Of solution, No man, J N
Terar wise, can predict with Ger. Sid
liy Toe result Of nauciallegi.lhtion !
..lavc, and those Democrats who y
c with me believe. the pass, &c Of W
bill Is absolutely essential 10 the Z Il
iaFe and prosperity OF the country. + \
say 10 my Democratic colleagues ~
, have differed with Us. We al! Lad TAI
right to differ, according to the " J
1. before u, within The Democrat. K p
lriy and without the violation OF a y
one Of its cordial doctrines Bug
pear to you to give tile adminislra. RI.
OF Our choice i fair chance. Do -
anlagouize it before results are - 10
1t lis policy turns ont well ~
he country. If prices improve. Ia. aut
j. employed, and prosperity ; a
:, then | beg YOU to accept re- Z -,
and let us abide together in the I r.
political household in peace aud pic
i2Ay. Let Us in good part abide. lla c
ay that which now seems to Is Jan
ief eHr common country, but by cir,
which experience proves best. !Iarl.
.oice Is Tor harmony III our corn. \ &C.
I'D for justice and torbcarance to iGr
mother. We bave great purpo. "ot..
! common. Lei u. proceed 10 at. Sr,
ii.A them. lea
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