The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24

AMI for Tho districts and wards Of city Of Brooh
oeIstc GI,y Con co%gsntios ''' 49,,
eSndsmn thai P1,l1m r f..s s,ncss npon H.
good name aud the financial "redst &c H'o e'V ="
We rsaflrm our faith in David Is2oay sno w ,
Possi sdvsr,srss las ss,ned a. nc ds.s;vs, .mI
coincidence Of his fellow citizens g. IA Tp' s 10 pn y
H. y siiy " Of Bfo,siy" M '"''''''' V
When tho little SECRETARY came 20 the Eart
pnrjnp "Mo ia Lutte the sealor senator OF New
York; there was another outburst Of ;rattlins
oheers, and when the senator Was reI IsInna
tho peoplc :he audience mad another picnic
The IIst of Vice. Presidents was th.n read
and fayorite names in tho list caElc In for a
share OF tho good ieelinE.
Some OF the Eice-Presdo nts were:
s1s nH. n"S w"fa sn join
oSaws,d Con A5tS in.y aa se Ger c. l,is0 r.
saas. sySS II clsnen s"i wyst w%%
DoT ... * X ss MaySi tE. - hsrn
Enlap lo' sggeFS'GsN,S ocm ot rois 'T "Np
Ball Supervisor atlsree George RinGeI and Congress-
These pretim inaries arc necessary IN al
wel-reguintcd Democratic gatherings; but tho
people were eager to hear senator iilll: Ihey
and i they s were rather impatient, For instance.
at this time. when the routine work , was over
t he Sem senator. N even his few words were
cut short by ths demands for the the i s en-
IN words. He quietly pulled out his watch and
sa he on h1 h TO * @
frippery in this campaign and set before
every Democratic voter in the Stats jnst what
point out the excellent POINTS Of the speech
There wcro SO many and the applause Al tho
way through was so general that every Demo-
crat will have to read tho sreech for himself.
Here 1t Isl
SENATOR HILLS SPEECH.
/ CONGRATULATE the unterrifed Democracy OF
Br0GsyI ~ tas to t KIND ar
ity OF your committee. the, duty has, been as
signed to me-, for several Year.. 81 loi,nlng
annual politicakcontests ] know Of no more
appropriate place than this stronghold OF stall
peoples enemies. It is with undl,gused
the great political battles IN the Empire state
thus inaugurateh here under the auspices OF
tas eers ays ~
crowned with glorious triumph The very cir
cumst is itself an omen OF coming victory;
been formed discloses, the fact that in the
main we are confronted with the same COM
Ing Tor SO many years. Their ranks this fail
may be recruited with few deserterss. few
yenturers. and a few disappoint cd or, discon-
tented su Institutes; supplemented by that linn
political bushwhackers who refuse to Join
other OF the great regular political armies
but hang about the anks OF each Or 1r1m
other-soldiers Of fortune. who are with you
one day and against you the next u,
our adversares. the opposition Ia su bstantially
the same which We have encountered IN every
tude upon any OF the public questions OF the |
hour. except In one instance. to which l will
Il still tenaciously cliugs to the same dan
gorous doctrines which It has heretofore so |
. I to tba
policy OF maintain ing public taxation for pri-
yate purposes. under the false plea OF rro-
lection" to American industries 1t still adj
the Federal government. rs tendencies are
still ignores State rights. and demands un-
necessary and odious election laws It still
II is still the enemy of popular rights and in
diyidual liberty.
Its are hs to-
principles OF government and inimical to true
national prosperity.
party should not continue their opposition ut
unless I the eIestors Of our State have them a
selves altered their Views Of public questions.
msterisiy diner from those Of the ' past ten ten
years.
Thers are some Indications that our OBJ
have resolved upon q change of tactic. In the
conduct OF the present campaign The dis
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dure- The contest OF 1892 was remarkable. in
issues. both parties avoiding individual vitu-
Ieration. and sobery appealing to the intel
!igenee OF the masses Tor tho support OF their
1t was a campaign Of education. There was
argument OF q high order everywhere. 1t was
D decent and respectable contest between
honorable political parties. in which the dis
eussion Of great PRINCIPLES absorbed the pub
ealumny. 1t is concededly to the credit of the
Democratic party that 1t easily won in such an
,iples having received the deliberate approval
81 an enlightened people, The verdict WAS
pT th
u that most creditable and interesting strug-
gle. finding their principles repudinted after
air ana patient hearing. seem disposed to
lbandon further honorable political warfare
and descend into personal detraction and mis-
representation in tho vain delusion that such
. course may prove more advantageous at this
line than the manly methods pursued last
They. seemingly. prefer to ignore every ma
o1a Issue t. which their pFaIdiy Is committed
,arently for the purpose Of aflording larger
ield for the exercise Of their powers OF Bill
ingsRate and deception.
rom their record. nor to run away from the
eRitimate issues Of this campaiGn: neither
1 val them in tho domain OF personal viliica.
Ion Their Tn, new departure will not succeed
|
,ther and higher direction.
We shall frankly present for the considera-
ion OF the people OF our com I'm n wealth both
National and state Issues We shall not avoid
'ither We shall discuss them fairly and can
Idly. ignoring personalities unless forced to
10 othsrwise by the other side. and Flying
ipon the sober judgment OF the people for the
approval OF our policies.
TARIFF REVISION.
Foremost among the great questions passed
lpon at the last national election was tho issue
a. \ m ri rNvin haG |
hat tarin been condemned by the solemn YER
lict OF the American people. first In tho cleo
fons OF 1880 and again last year, There was
10 m istak ing the issue presented. which was
whether there should betaxation for any other
han publ lie purposes. Tho Democratic party |
ook the high ground that tho Constitution
oes not authorize any species OF tariff or |
ther taxation except for the direct purpose OF
aising the necessary revenue for the support
Il the Government, and tho people sustained
ID In that cont ention. In my opinion they are
ot disposed to reverse that judgment now.
ghen the country is lust upon the eve Of
he renalization OF the enlargement Of our pol;
he House OF Representatives now in session