The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-05
years, when a voice called out. Tell us sbou.

| racy's mouth IL in the dust. Nobody eve
waits 70 hear from superb and inithful mis-
ever dreamed Of killing the fatted calf Tor Mis-
sousi's DemSeracyi because eau ,t she y never yer
and the tootbsome veal wero reserved fol
the gloriication Of returning pr9digaIs Only
Of tho National Dem ocraoy long enough. VIZ
have lunched OH the cold broken yictnals I'll
we are growing decidedly weary We propos.
tSe Sesd at that W. ~, Western and
ern men are not making any kicks or threats
nos p sssS bed have satsroSn
swaddling clothes. thrown of all leading
Rs yspH Of Sat
want. and we will not be very mealy -mouthed
about letting people know our opinion.
SILVER As WELL As GOLD.
Besides a President we Western Democrats
I'VE want the cowardly makeshtft the Sher-
man law. repealed. but In its stead We want tho
both silver and gold. and a Sufficient paper
currency to be kept at par with and redeema,
so brok on down that we can follow tho rule of
common sense. justice. and commerce N
nS shs ,s buy ns
that It shall become a veritable roll of
honor We Of the West want an income tax
abnormal wealth may bear its proportional
burden. We want true civil service accom-.
ands and from tthe Lake Of the Woods to the he
Dry We want viii Ss
s saslS IN r ress s reSh and
THESE things we want and these, things we
will have. Give us These. and then. like oliver
Twist. we'll ask for more.'
POSTMASTER DAYTON WAS THERE.
CONGRESSMAN Robert L. De Forest OF Bridge
port was followed by postm aster Dayton;
Mr.. Dayton called attention to the significant
c that Ss Il
Whatever else Tammany has done, said he:
she has burned on her affairs every Fourth OF
Democratic organization of the city. Is the only
day paying it's tribute to the freedom Of man"
NO SILVER IN HENpRrx's PROGRAMME.
Congressman Joseph, G. Hendri1 OF Brook
Ign. President of the Union NATIONAL Bank.
S M t hgNs eh Els cue from Champ CarEs utter
ances on the financial question
He began in 50 low voice that hr man In the
ana WITH the aid Of the
irioDd rSm Missouri s and those Queer people
In the Southwest called Populists and toll them
gold monetary standard is the only one which
Mr. Hendrix went on to enp IN the co1n NJ
S we nna asf.S h setFn IS
subject than the old World countries with
Unless oSr friends come into C9ng rs Re y"
said he with the determination and with the
VSa say y to .ns ws Sns 81 aS
this his nation: that industry Win be hamPered
Ss NV S2t The n bs nnte4 % s.
voice OF experience. OF industry. the voice of
sanity. and we believe that what is good Tor
Col. John K: Fellows was the last speaker
and surprised everybody by reading , his re.
marks His .Se ey aGd be
common crates. There was not in 1t the
slightest reference to politics. put tie speaker
for his recent pardon OF the Haymarket An
that. BROAD b as 81 is our land. there is room in
seafiroids for those WHO come hore to destroy
Secretary Me- oIdrlck read few Of the let
tiers Of regret the hundreds received. and the
Ths M c1s
lands letter: p v.u,,.
WASHINGTON. juno ld 1893
nsr f.s'1 n'"'i
the invit,tisn OF the Tammnny Society to
ins s on tho Foussh or July next. A..,
brAto with enthusiasm A. often us Il occurs. Wben
however the emoraion Of the discovery Of tho
Was to liberty and popular are
den ca ,ho9a ana t late
TO the safety and perpetuy OF free American
At such a time 1t is lifting that we rejoice in the
q. sn the "a s ss
we shall Sc the most important lesson q sne dny we
M Be
and Hway, tim. when our
should be more .oSeFly rem indtd that they cannot
ship nor neglect to cultivate Individual and per.
a, so now pSss the of
lean guard against the sordd struggle for
from bubble servants ssre,esl ascounss5ii.y IN
H RqSs d. Il
a virtue: II they insist that there should be honesty
@ OF 6s a in 9
TO come. Yours very truly. GROVER CLKvrt1Sb.
FROM yICE-PREsIDENT STEVENSON.
Vice. President Stevenson wrote:
BLOOMINGTON. Ill, MAJ 81. 1898
tn. Hnn. Rcrord rrot.r. Ja"rnamv HaH. hec Fo,k.
Ny DEAR SIR: Upon my return home ind your kind
nvsay Tam1.n my fs a Oh OUT HA0n" M
Sss BY Oh tho
s w h n OF S 10 M
fellow nsm9sTa'S upon SO glorious an occasion in old
MS orc ordsoveI Witch you preside. Your letter but
A. e. STEVENSON
SENATOR HILL WROTE.
Senator Hill wrote. among other things:
II IL evident that the fin sncia question which
recently from various lnOtireA sought In
quarters to he ignored pushed aside In behalf OF
other issues. imperativey requires precedence well
iecOgnition and its sou lon demanded not by the
adoption of temporary expedients and questionable
but by return TO the sound none
larry principles or our fathers. Not present relief
merely, but the restoration or establishment OF
nansnt financial systtln under winch our currency
shall be safely regulated s the PLAIN duty OF tho hour
xed. vigorous, ana definite rnancal policy rather
than hcke. weak. and vAcIatiug course; one that
will solve the question not for day but for decades
that embraces and subserves the interests of
whole cOun rather than any particular section Is
The unconditional repeal of the sherman act, against
The en- m mt rhich their credit said every
Democrat Congress voted is tho nrst and essential
in the right direction Such repeal Is necessary
the foundation for tho enactment ~ that legisA-
the Inauguration of that interna con
which shall eventually cad us TO the goal
timetable COMA to which both Of the great political
,Arties solenny committed Let us not. no wevsr
deceive ourselves nor attempt To deceive others Such
wIli only AFFORD partial relief to existing
OPPRESSION. and will not Of itself effect any perna-
rent solution OF the currency problem which will still
confront us
The necessity and obligation will yet remain upon |
he party power to fulhl. with liked purpose and |
ionest intent its pledges to the people by nstitutinR
inch safeguards Of legislation other early action
VIII nay securely reestabiish the standard money OF
he Coneti ution.