The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
TN REPLY TO Mr.. HEWITT.
REPRFsENTkTITE PATTERSON OF
MEMPHIS sPkzKs FOR INA SOUTH.

49,
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.,s... See, Tn.-..,vs. 90 soss Estspt
R..,s ~ ,se platforms o. Tbeir states.
r....... 1o.,.h pat,a,.on n, thu Nam.
~ $780,. s..i,.d 90 .,.Mavor HsvItt,s
S..,o,,,.. ~, snn,h.,n s,sts.man and south
'......ht.. - an. ain nor oi the D.mo.
st, cinn 80 niabt.
n. -.s supportsd in bi. defence
n, bts fellow Representatives By Comp
..on.a ,.hh., Ti,ch N, p.,terson
also suggested that the silver men
IN oonsrsss be p. ,h 70 pas .as s,rorsv
opposedsby Isidor straus.
consrs'sman Benton hoNi,l'n Of tennessee Stsse
takers but he sent his regrets. as did District
Attornsy Fellows. Vice, President Edward f. r.
the ss.Soc. oithe clue. President: John ,S. F o,
speaker. and wa. called upon to respond I'd. to |,
III. toast The south and the on rdDO TSnt.
.so,.,i,s. IN So,srs,s wv Who voted with the
saa.i =, ~ .iiSss n,rchos. cIauso OF the
sherman act. and h. was received with cheers
and listened to with close attention.
Il have always felt an affection for til. De-
Of the cit, 81 New .sa saah m as
gle for home rule and sell government we
have at last been able to wipe from the
rule In the south-ths election laws
ss1.s 'T ". "G:n srss 'o "a New York
- a. a.u,o,,.h ,h., -, On. ora.t
south a But Il am to speak on the financial
question. While I Am in accord with the
i S..s. from the South are not nor have they
.sss S.9 Sd 10 20 ad
majority OF southern Legislators on the
hPf assISSs po; tic ,,.u. which do" said
he fyou can see that ain in a position
g speak sogsvhat frankly ny,h e. the very
the South recently made here in this
Democratic city Of New York. You may NO;
Seut a~s are IN uueep political situation
We have to meet a combination OF Pop.
niis a ana Mspap,issdns me hs d9 hssa
nnsx MS hsrn IN WsiI STRAIT Int Il "a for anV,
thing and everything to carry on elections
money Repnb,icans You know here are In col
,Gon n the south with %sn o,s ss
political dsvlimsnt that was ever heard OF:
IN nnnn,ss nr ATT sSnms 4, 10 .. nsrt, 81
paternaiism. Il prostituted the powers OF
govsrnmant for thirty yeara for the hama
N ~ cIass IL n stranee that the Ignorant
iand or that the Knnaae lopuiist demands .hat
f6e c,oyernme nt lend him money Without "a.
cugityp Ths Gov"rnm ant did 40 much Tor the
nSotset.d ola sses M iona that the unnroteetsi
~ s,s csiIins Ior he AID Tine popnIists and Tho
are governed ~. precisely the same principles
xhn hsss sy az .eTsrspy crit
icised by an ex-Mayor OF New YORK, are
confront.d nv tbrss Conditional Every
southcrn State has declared Tor free coin.
10 this nrineinls ILL., men who ara hnrd
sbaiI Il. ptist. praahStsrisns Mstbodists or
rathoiics vat Tho have moi read IN. EibIa
these men have aubscri6sd 10 A doctrine which
is the uoiiticsi 9ospeI OF thar party
they stnnd By the pistiorms. / thought
nptti hd , an ,hn nus,nn OF net
sonditian of things amnnS Tho Democrats al
The south ia bnt nrsatinG mn Tor realisnment
on q proper Demo erstic Pistierm.
massage Of he Blsna biz Would do no injury
H ia covntry smd that n. cnn,d sss M rsa,
son WHY the siiyer mon shouid NOT he aiiowed
10 nass m And wear fheIr sids Arms ON the
held which has Witnessed their d.isst:. '
said. ''''''"''" 'A''' no
The majority Of than ara intellectual man
vorthS III tb.ir sirss: a,rthy Of Calhoun q. |
Eenton or anv othar az tha Southern statas
men OF former timer. They Srs not going to |
se'pwrssx ,ns eoq p.s,.o, VIA. ,o,,ow.a hx
Conw,essman S,rnas Who aid. 'o"'"'u W
ri tha Sansta hnt rsni,,as rLa ra...a,,t.. a, |
husin ass n wanIf atom nusrraiIjn.s oysr ,ridas
in the Wilson Bill and mass Il al once IN will do
thar I will stake INV renutation az merchant