The sun., 1893-10-31
on public occasions: a shrewd business man.
q com petent 6nancier. u friend OF public adu-

on public OCCASIONS: shrewd business man,
cGmpetssnt, g I, inaneier = friend Of public "do-
their drsams They still admit his honesty
man mans estSe TSsy Profess the utmost M p conn.,
sorry sorry to have to oppose SR him THEY they want still
TO be his friends and they really regret that
hsyS to pR long na knife or nnqss h
nomination at the hands of the leaders OF the
pemoc55atio party and promised all kinds Of
The desertlon Of David A; .Boody by the
grace g to human iriendshin. He did not seek
be. lie was happy in the public favor no en-
,,ayed. They, persuaded him TO undertake the
o@S snS TO
exercise his best Judgment IN behalf OF the
city. He had absolutely no pledge to keep ex-
since. He was confronted by duties that
Body found the, party divided. me was Tor for
priyS,e The mschns was for s1 bavd PIo0 H fh
M oSay ooa tss os Gshe 4shas as Tgt0ng
thought So. The machine was beaten at Chit
and the day before al was to secure
to conciliate and consolidate the Influences
about him in favor OF the party's nominee. He
guondam friends who were all anxious for
Mr. Clevelands election. The desire for peace.
G may matted t Maycl N
yield too much to designing men. but the
splendid vote which & Kings County gave 70
the en- who stood together in that fight to
turn an and tod Iend David A. B0ody now for the
The campaign Of abuse has gone a little
tpemos Booay ans 'b~sS% Se saint MI in private
ana % dsUi in pmsic He w was s nrSpeTiensed
never makes mistakes never makes any
thing. and a man who does not proht by mex
this faithful citizen. this upright character. to
be struck down. disgraced. and sent back to
in feeling; because q inex perience and gentle,
ness IN dealing with error and deception
S hs his oa nm Th9 to sTs s
The truth is that Mr.. Boody is Just the
same man he was two years ago-an amiable
gentleman OF high character, man OF peace
ful policy who enjoys public approval. and
would, 60 further to get It than he would to
and will have every incentive in his second
term term to o.n redress his publie liz, record. He is "a
entitled to the generous @ con nsideration OF those
who indpcted him into office. and he Is entitled
to and will receive the support Of the party
runs from an enemy. The courtesy OF. public
life in this country. where the terms Of office
S Mhere he has iss to best the Hr
This honorable sentiment has dictated Mr..
Boody's denomination. 1t will be shared by
the good sense OF the town.
The defeat Of Mr.. Boody might crafty his
revenReful old d-time friends but it would be
defeat OF the Dem mocratic party. which now as
never before. needs the loyal support Of all its
members 1t is no time to indulge in personal
spite and prejudice. We should not surrender
this stronghold where the cause OF Democracy
has been ably defended to the enemy. AS
Democrat. intent upon keeping the princi-
pies OF my party active in legislation and gov
ernment l support David A. Boody. knowing
that the cause of Democracy and Of the Adj
minstration at Washington has in him faith
full friend"
Gen Isaac S. Catlin also smoke.
from other platforms during the week. thus
belying the stories Of the Schieren men that
he was Indifferent In the canvass.