Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

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~ Baakes's ss-ociaL
Judge cbaBplia pad g.oSing trib-
- iu tab great rock q democracy.
t.f,,xes Clegrsaod. am called upon hob-
So Ala<rf e Auskegon 10 rsspond %
a. teaEt The fresinent" Ar Bunker
fes2e h.s fespoass b p2yl0g q pretty
eenpr sni g Mr. Chi The dsnoc-
rfry ~ Alchlyaa. DO said. apriaacis
NJ Clss-ianas lasigneut Mr.. Bunker
totmafcsi that ia ruiHt u SQUAD iudg
neat auu wcfthiaeas, tsrover Cieye-
iala's predecessors we're hardly ia 70.
taeaso 10 point 81 simplicity and demo
caste IDEAS Thomas Jshefsoa = the
nsi ~ SO party, noWeFer. Thrice
nopliraiei o. ne Office u president and
tgira e.sc-et Grover Cleveland - the
eefnrr stone ? t1e deuocgat party TO
cfs lieeaEt egests have endeared hlm
p re nrlrfs ~ tie American pcopNr.
= a.y eaFr showu.lls courage. MS stabil-
~ snd % patriotism. The recent ap-
ps.ntneal eGarars k4m Hiere sirnngy 10
IL people q Michigan God bless hin.
i.isn b. Morse a. down GA the pro
grsm o respoa4 O. the toast -Demo
cr1ey Abro.4LF he could not DO pres
eaL
Z NJ Turner Chcersd.
T. 81 Turner vas received with an
os.stA0n when hs ross ts respond 10 the
toast Democracy and Municipal Gov
srlnenL Mr. turae- rcfutcd the
charge that the democrat municipalities
haze becn the hctbeds q corruption.
N4ea democrat municipalities Ike
hudalo can produce such man az
Grower Cleveland. NhO can ask moreg
III Turner thea compared Buffalo and
tr1Vsr Wifh Athens and Aristotle.
u. Ia
a. 1socr2t E.unicipaltles % the world
have Kept alive he virtues worthy To
lse- The greatest city IN this country
New f0r<-fur genoratioa has
been under democrat control liz
has heeon1e the fort of art and sci
esce AMI commerce. IL " the best gov
erbed city on tbs continent There is
no. q street where q man OF woman IN
attended may not safely travel alone az
any hour VI the day OF night Can any
republican, governed cities say the sameg
There haze been no defauiting treas
urrers there. No democrat who has been
fAi-- 10 his trust can hold odlce there
Mr. Turner then paid q beautiful tribute
O. Carter Harrison. whom be character
led as a typical product Of a democrat
municipality. tie could meet the high
sst croSned monarch % Europe with
equality ard az the Same time was ac-
cassab.s - the humblest street sweeper
in the city. Mr.. Turner referred to the
voss q democrat mayors in this city.
q b. Church gas the hrst John W.
4 Aampha drew the city's rrst charter.
llr George K johnson vas another
Like Nestor % old Judge Chsmplin has
seen the rule Of two generations OF
democrats aud everybody believes be
vii i've 90 see two more generations
Lasin +. Uhl is another example Of a
democrat mayor. Ii Vas but q stepping
stone % bis career. a. the Office to which
n has Just been appointed 10 another.
The Jefersonians stopped for
moment hers to give three cheers aud
tiger Tor Mr.. UhL
Jackson's Eloquent Orator.
T. + Bzrkworth o. jackson was given
smother ovation a. be arose % discuss
democracy Ia State Government"
Dir. Barkworth softly remarked that
rot eveu Grover Cleveland constitutes
democracy. Tho spirit % democracy is
Treatsg than any member 81 tho party.
l. - an embodied spirit Jefferson and
. alison we're opponents os this EN-
bodied spirit, MIR Barkworth. however.
admitted that the democrat party had
MT curuered the entire spirit % democ-
T4cy. Eut q has never lost It's yearn-
A. - f1r equality ia the eyes u the law.
Inns spirit blends into every department
~ The government Tho mosf prosper.
Ola refiosis IN the state governments Of
TIE union have been when the states
we're under democrat rule. IL - as true
o. Michigan a. 10 any other state. Ia
le.t aud i1J- We party carried out the
great principles a democracy. Great
sfriFee we're made fowar simplicity aud
eccnomy TIE great trade mark. % the
sisuocras party. The economies insti
g. 81 ~ TIE democrats IN i-gl have
hefn upset b the republicans IN is9{
The aemocrst party maize tie best ballot
laa Tie state has ever had. lie closed
a.fh an eloquent tributs to the virtues
ol democracy.
Hr. More. spc~ch.
iohr 3. More responded to the toast.
p Democracy IN National Government"
ald smoo< other things said. The
q 'morrst party has contrei % the zov.
orr r1ens fer the Hrst time 10 a genera
too Let o to kooest ssd foliow sts
ifaaerr AMI if VIII remain there lit
n ewes iu ths repeal Il the Sherman
a.. la lf ssy 81. tAen let IL repeal the
ara 1roFsr Cisve.snds honesty has
3 ea bis strongest Recommendation o.
tae American people Let tho party
f1..ois its Erest principles. snd follow
rsfer Cleveland a. the saccessor q
= mas Jsfsrsoa
lf1rlss r Nctssrry vas not present.
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