The morning call., 1894-10-12

particular trust, my answer is that the old
favored dozen trusts.
Every man, despite toe Republican state
ments TO the contrary should understand that
another general or extensive tariff revision IS
not contemplated by the Democrats. now or In
the future This determination does not pre-
elude the desirabilty of redeeming by the pas.
sage OF special bills whatever pledges We have
made in our platform or otherwise for raw
materials or the REIMBURSEMENT of any objection
able sugar schedule
NO matter which political party had won In
1872, tarin revision would have been Deces-
sary, inevitably So because the Mckinley law
mad broken down, had collapsed and had proven
utterly inadequate 10 meet the necessities OF
the government. The duties had been placed
SO nigh as to be largely prohlbitory in effect.
L believe in honest government In national,
state, ely and town, and nave no sympathy
WIN fraud or corruption anywhere. pledge
my BEST efforts TO uprcot rascality wherever IL
may exist In our State and TO punish the offend
ers Wherever found. II the nomination, which
L have reluctantly accepted under circum-
stances with which you are familiar, shall be
ratifcd by the people shall assume that office
under no obligation TO any ring. machine or
political clique and free from any entaneling
alliances whatever. and with the sole desire to
discharge my duty TO the whole people accord
ing TO the best of my ability.
To party friends have only to say that party
differences shall be forgotten, and that all IN
terests, all sections and factions shall be
treated fairly and alike. l have consented to
make the present contest not 10 crafty any
personal ambition, but 10 assist in aiding the
Democratic cause. which is near TO my heart
and with which l have been Identified all my
political life.
regret that the very estimable gentlemen in
New YORK and Brooklyn have announced their
unwllllngness TO give me support at the election
ana express desire 10 advocate third ticket.
L deploie such action, not on account OF any ill.,
justice or the result 10 myself personally. but
Tor the Democratic cause, which such unwise
action imperls. They know as we'll as 1 do
that this nomination was not OF my own solicit
talon, and for a week / sought in every
honorable way 10 be relieved from The burdens
and responsibilities which its acceptance I'M
posed.
with malice 10 none, and with charity TO
all" with no words of censGre or complaint l
leave Them TO discharge their duty TO their
country and their party according 10 their
consciences. 1 do only suggest and hope that
If they cannot consistently see their way clear
to give me their support they Will Loyalty
support my honorablr associates upon this
ticket, Daniel S. Lock wood and Charles II.
Brown lapplausel, who | trust Will consent
10 the use of their names as candidates upon
The third Ticket If a third ticket there must be,
and ain willing TO make any sacrifice or pride,
OF feeling or advantage which will aid the
Democratic cause or any OF Its candidates in
any respect. A united Democratic party In
this State will give the victory.
with honest efforts to poll our full vote, with
a firm reliance upon the justice of our cause,
let us enter the contest with determination
that we can and will place the Democratic
party In the victorious column where it stood
for eleven years straight during my former adj
ministration and where it belongs. l repeat
what saio In opening the campaign in Brook
Ign in September. 1892, 10 behalf OF our na-
tional standard bearers. Cleveland and Steven
son: "To secure the victory which awaits US,
we must organize. organize. organize"