The evening world., 1894-07-04

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power in the General Government, unequal and
privilege, anl preroga'iyes Of the states unhoIy
GaSnT S'" O, ' r,.c pne' ompro'I or
change merely for the sake q t'' ch,nsc viii
,uiies. ''"'
| /, is 1T time Tor old fashioned Jcrcrsonisn
rrinciplc- to come to the front, and tmid
rear; ,,,,,,u ,.,
lie a,lrs in S The ns, -, fGD
he rap,tlan w" n "a,m s,s,s ana iuH,'ga''H
revenue the prcsertston Of Am%ricp in .u.,rlos
uon Of the currcn'y Of the t'onsti'Glon-sol AMI
silyer-as the .tardntd money OF the countr,
without discriminating AGAINST either metal,
state eo,ereirty lo'al folf.go'crnmcnt home
rule for cites h9ne.' elections ana f,lt prlm,
I,p'S,',,' 70 ,r"In a 'orfupi"n thc zee
those in our own ra"Is ~, in ia, ,,I -, '''I r
adyersarlts. tfc submission Of omral SiscRmai
ng and the cnforc",neni a. a hIrh s,aTG,rJ ~
personal and oinriai integrity-tnis In bret Is
our creed, and II wc are bn, true 10 ourseiys,
ana pursue the path Of duty thus outlined neither
diNcrtoh nor dsmayeh hy the premature boasts
am am s'nor Of our o2nonen's We shall deserve to
mn a. glorious victories IN III" future '8 we have
WI" !" ''' past remain SoIf tI ln ,,,
Letters were also received from Score
M Wyominp. CIV ~ t'orr,u ~ viroinIa
GOV Carr. or North raroiin,. GOV Rau,
nolds. Of Delaware; Gov. Br"wn Of Ken.
Gov Russell OF Massocbn retS'a Ce eM
gressmen Andrew M I,I,,er ron-
nor G. y Rreckinri5ga II 'I ~ My 10y
+. il. Stockdale W = Forn,n M miGrasii
n fJ,r,or Ell, VI ~, ~, H. Nr.laei
Ins,ah ba., =. s,pn'f,, ~ Stuhe'
"ofa fron, Eo ou'' hst'ea a. a,uth; l,ris
w r vi ". r ruw Cha,prn,n' ' n ,lmsenn
Nh ~ hartman DeHocratlc
i ev Sncret or I'm Snm1.I n, Lear IS
Wy, n.y. "t a,,n car,isi', Gresham: Va
I,,s oiney tostihas-
NC. t ~. bistril anu many nthers
Wajsh WIZ '" ,rr.osh
, ma,Sn VINO no. was greeted with tire,
NE 'a s,Jo eeer' NJ rSinaisle the band
~, 10 w" 'hlef
admst neI XII sn senator. after carefully
tuuJus,ing ms specticies read MS speech.
IT,, re peGah ny, speaking or ThmmarN's
70 ,i 'p,t!nueu IoSlltN 10 me principles
Of ,ion r,d ,ha party. When he men
SOW. , 'ne ,,ni,,e on 'ohn heiiy there WIS
I'LL, "ppiiuse, Dut lntre was terr'hc
,h OF mana Elanping ana cheers when
, ne sp'hker aiiuued u the fdeNty or
"a amman" ,,a. rihil 10 Grover tlevr,and IN
me ,ist ssherai election under the lead
OF Rchatd croker. Vt was difficult to
,a, "net l.n, .ne applause was Tor CleVe-
ianh or Nroker.
The close relations of Tammany Hall
to the south and the sympathy which
the wigwamites had shown towards
that section OF the country in It's hour
| or trial ana tribulation were feelingly
commented upon by Senator Walsh.
who, also observed that the fires OF
.
over the whole of this broad land.
!" south ana the North, he said,
.uni,e In honorlng tris day ana are OBJ
serving the same ceremonies. Those
| WI" have been called to places Of au-
! thority ana trust under the Government
Smlu'u pe sunlorten by the people all
This is mo-" united country. There
~ no more North ana south. The bit
] ttrnesS or tn" old conflict Is all thing
o., me past. The f"lowers OF Cant and
I o. ha 1f
/ Lincoln nni Davis, arc now one In their
aims. They have all declared allegiance
to the stars and Stripes"
,ust 80 be sat- this there was wild
yell from the galleries. and then every
| ne. got up and howled as eX-Boss
'rck"r entered tho hall
was not fitting that any Democrat should
| be wiser than his party, at wnich there
was great applause.
~ have great respect for the Admin
! is'ration of President Cleveland" he
also said. and the greatest admiration
for his sound INTEGRITY and judgment"
and there vas cheering nj this, too.
The next speaker was introduced hv
Mayor Gilrov. as the rising Young
statesman and orator of the South
wnst joseph w RnI,"v. of Texas
| The great need OF the times was, the
speaker said. revival of the principles
Of Iaffersonian Democracy.
"If the New York Representatives tried
to obliterate the Missouri state banks
representatives. " the latter tried to blot
out tho Boards of Trade. That Is the
way the Western people feel about It,"
In his address of welcome the Mayor
spoke of tn" special interest IN the r"al l.
ing Of the Declaration Of Independence
at the prcscn, time. when bigotry and
Intolerance were raising their heads In
the midst of the Republic. n sentiment
which was greeted by the audience with
manifest approval.
Some of the replies II invitations read
nv Secr"tarv John " McGoldri"L 'vo"e
from President cleveland. Nic"-pr"si-
dent Stephenson COY. Flower and Sen
ator David u. I'M
CongrCssman Amos I. Cummings, an
other OF the orators, In speaking of the
industrial DEPRESSION said.
9TH" situation il In many respects q
nonunr lam. which IN" furious main
Curr mt has heap"d together. hut has
; been unable to clear away. MANY vii
be suffocated. and 1t viii require skill to
separate the macs ana give breathing
room to the survivors.
"Greed was quick TO pounce upon the