The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18
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the Legislature. Suppose they should then

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INTO slavery ls.y ar; SI:s.d Win lie :pifi, q y
hay. secured ;..,on Of SIsps!.y and nay. .ssS
tlsy were at WORK but the fact That They can
not S.Gsiar. s s viii tax tn. ~h,s. e.nnc, isi
and WI * hs limit ss .uss
nsnTs that ten Of them WI be composed 70 p,y 70
greater Ssnsas from @ than power
hal We are IN y. @sioi,,y W. nav. N. so..r:
| the indoent and unsuccessfuL
How. let me ask my friends from the South,
would you regard such law as that2 Would
case as 10 this I Would you uphold as Just the
yWyrS i method which you now prSnoI9ee idesif
nounce your ,nslg hbor foE evadins it1 Would
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s:iisstsf q such tax with ossdionss IN your our
Do you understand now why we OF the East
Rsip 5Rs
irst Opportunity and inlet upon us a, law so
party in the North the penalty We Demo &C
sosss h td sas
shall be driven In until the next national cam
paSiicsSs and the fopaIisss Who win i Be- re-
sponsible for the sectional lines upon which II
Den Of the Moth %i sa md IN a such
struggls2 Which way will our interests lis2
THE SUPREME DUTY OF DEMOCRACY.
Ihaye tried. Mr.. President. to discuss this
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weak when they make disregard q ones own
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son. then the sell; app0 inted eensors OF Mime
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God forbid that ! SHOULD ever betrsy thoss
that which. IN my. own jude msnt best con-
serves the interests Of the Democratic party
and OF the American people.
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Those are the eloquent words OF tho Chair
man OF the Ways and Means Committee. The
sentiment is noble; The purpose is worthy Of
never be accompIished bv the passage Of a BIN
which does svowedly tar one man for the
fopposs this infamous Proposition to-day. and
shall continue 70 oppose Il until such time 80
weight OF numbers. or Ne shall be freed By r.
turning reason from the gra;est danger WHEN ,Sa
conIOntou the peIty since ehs
days OF James buchanan
ject at this time. But in justice to my party.
my State. and myself cannot leave any room
for misapprehension. The Democratic party
10 under distinct obligation to confer the
boon of tariff reform upon the American PEG.
pie. We cannot hone to overcome the present
disssnsions and fulfil this obligation unlessWe
beat down all attempts to create diseord within
the ranks and strive earnestly for party hAI-
mony With unity OF action We shall succeed.
Without II We must fail And We cannot poL-
form our duty Democrats by maligning each
other or by making wanton attacks upon
Democratic Administration
Our duty is plain. The country demands.
and is entitled. to prompt aud decisive action
The dim is ripe for quick and permanent re-
coverY from business depression. Industry
and prosperity wait upon the acts OF TINS
body Now II ever. We should meet the slluA-
tion with rAndor and courage, and ask our
selves whether this bill. as IL stands TO-DAY.
ear be passed by Democratic votes. lt 10
tima Tor plain speaking. and do not hesitate
10 express my own conviction that TINS 10 im'
Ne cannot enact . Democratic measure until
werstuTn 10 Democratic principles EliminSts
the socialistic income tar. reform the sehed-
ules TO conform with the doctrine Of tArin Tor
revenue grant to our industries sufficient pro-
lection 10 guarantees their maintenance on the
basis OF American wages. and before TIL!
month shall have ended tAIln reform Will
cease TO DO the Will-o'-the- Wisp II 10 to-dAJ,
and will be enacted BY the united votes OF
forty four Democratic Senators. Into the law Of
Refuse to do that then God save the Demo-
cratic party