The sun., 1894-11-04

r,.re Is No Doubt OF Hurs EIectio-.
p.,,tIyn's Democratic campaign closed last
.,,h, with big rally in the Clermont Avenue
81 Tn, hall has been the scene of many
,,-,,, rolitical gatherings, but never was q more
epuvs,as,it crowd gathered within its walls.
Many ladies' were present
TI,c crowd chcered everybody and every thing,
includug the band.
Ntthc appearance Of Speaker Crisp the multi
,,,,I, nro,o and checred and checred. When a
,lrrr would subsde some enthusiastic Demo-
rraf would begin again, until voices grew hoarse
and hands achcd with clapping.
James u. Bell called the assemblage to order.
ttcsaid that this was the last rally Of sensa-
tiopal camraEn. and that the guest Of the even
Inc had travelled thirty4six hours to keep an en-
rp.rrncut and would travel thirty-six more to
keep a second one ON Tuesday. William G.
ljccrher was elected permanent Chairman. In
hi. Introductory remarks he said:
At present there should be no such thing as
AIM Democrat or n Cleveland Democrat. You
cannot br a Democrat and knife your party.
Some say they cannot support the state ticket
because they desire to reform the party. |
never saw u man reform any one by putting a
kni'clr:uryn his shoulder blades. That is not
r, formation, hut assassination"
Patrick f. Nrcdy, as Secretary, tried to read a
1pl. t-t
bis.yolrc broke and his nerve failed and he sat
duvu chairman BecChcr said there would be
no ro.o!u,tJns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was received
Wi.I tr.,-, ,I "Guud work" and That's right"
Sw.nkrr crisp was then introduced.
lnumun BtrChcr was confused and pre-
erit,u hln ~ speaker of the House Of om-
nous. ilr was IN good voice and excellent
srilfis n, sad In pnrt:
- Ipr f'u- magnificent audience and cordial
rru,.Ir. extend my heartfelt thanks. ] came
At ti.rrr,.ai,st Of the state Committee and few
n,cud. N brooklyn To have plain talk at the
last pubic mtctitG before The election. shall
n"t try 10 ch2rm you with flights OF elo.
ui.ri.gc, bu; tax to YOU as sovereiEns of
Inc rrratrst republic Ia" world has ever known.
wish to make II plain statement of what
ihc T., rlu,ratir party has done and what the
licpuhicau party has done. and then ask which
has done You the most good. IL Is the fashion
in crrtnin quarters to say the DemoL ratio party
has hrrn iit power fur eighteen mpaths and has
IN that tirlc done nothing for the people. and
has not redeemed its promises. IL that is true,
Snu MAJ justly complain that the party is no
longer worthy of your support. -,-
in August, lS03 an extra session OF Con-
grrss was cnlIrd. For the first time in thirty
years the democrats were III full control of
ilc Go,crrmcit: N the senate of eighty.
eight member. il had forty. four, so that
to make u law the vote of every party
member wa, necessary. het me oail
country. agriculture languished and shops were
idle. / do uo' believe that legislation was the
cause of all the evil. but think part OF it was
past thirty years was passed by the Re-
publican party. II laws contributed, to
the hard! times. Two years ago times were good.
now vou hayca Democratic one That ,nrgu-
ment il good with men who vote through pas
sion, prtuancc, or prejudice, but for none other.
"NhCu tungrCs, met the first thing they
looked into was the condition OF the country.
The first question considered was finances.
l'rcstddut and II Congress had been elected be-
cause tie belief was held that the sherman law
cowardly makcshift. by agreement the
mrasnrc wns discussed and the question of free
FtfaHIA ItftG A.
tlinS the Democratic party did was TO repeal
the law"
Af'GIr an "xplanation 9f the first principles of
NO party in the country stands for free
trAHr vi a|rec that large r. venue Is neces-
snfy. and a great part must Uc collected Mt the
TLr .pcakcr described the tariff as legal wall
about If" country. He gave several examples
OF the erect ~ high and low tariffs such rea-
son. or u high tariff
"Tht Republicans say" he continued. that
wages are lower abroad thnn here, and in order
Py Fnyr wegss nS1 haxs pr in
their arguments. We must, however. not
seek u find consistency IN u law or party
which moves counter To Divine Providence.
wall, but to reduce the tariff M the gates. Our
manufacturers want wider market. The Dem
ocratc idea il to give FIRE" raw materials. La
.horcr7 IN America are protected because they
IrOdu", more, are more Intelligent, and know
Mr.. Crisp cited China rs AN example OF ideal
protection, and rndc the comment. "lt i the
olly country which has produced q, race
come into the Cuited states. Cheers Proter-
tiou creates wealth. II takes little here and
you never have Lad q frrce encounter with
wcalt IA ana do not know its power. They fought
Us In Washington The modern Republican
parry is dpmlnp,tN and controlled by trusts"
Al This pOiu, Guv. Flower appeared at n
side entrnncc: lie was greeted with long con
give the GGNcr1or time to blow, lie tells me he
after t.s squeeze through the crowd Mr.. Crisp
"The Republicans criticized us for our slow
ness Lhcy said a." parry was controlled by the
sugar Iru-t, ihr trn'. was puilt ry the Me
kn,r% eil!, ard il willing 10 lay down its lie Tor
Turning 10 local issues. Mr. Crisp said: Here
IN New York you have all kinds of issues. Down
In our country We have only Democrats and Re
IHbHCans. We have our IEinily troubles, hut
outsider do not interfere. We have an organi-
some one shouted. Don't want any" Speaker
Crisp answered with some aspcrity: You
duntE Here and there i a misguided man who
q2s qm' no; h WAL any PARTY lh.s country IS
exactly agrees with your views or suits your
tastes, bur You ought to rind one near to them
nnu NAV" no pa:ty. You're Mugwump'
. =" Every eye ia the country is turned toward
New York, | hear ON all sides the remark: Il
watch WHY s!miration the gallant fight which
KY III, i, + usklns m Sew loEk, We may have
are are brmocrats Zen, ,Tt anu poi"ns"d thearpg ,e Ho" II"
. Sp.ak.r crisp spoke OF senator Hili's career
II NG-htnstcn and closed with an appeal for
united Democracy.
When Guv. Flower was introduced he WAS
chccred iur some t.me. Ills voice was weak.
Livery time l." was Cheertd he picked up
!, MN ana pa'rG il 10 his lips. The lemon was
p"k'd upqui.' frequently. In the course OF mis-
I, murSs AU sail:
= Lj,Nc cumr TO YOU after making ffty-thrce
d d.heTcnt speeches up through the state, and in
: plte uf sir Dcgew'~ truches, have "a little voice
left with which 10 address yuu. want to use
that voice, feeble Il l., iu telling yOu that the
next Governor ~ this state will bc David
Is. Hill. | speak with confidence and frum
conviction, II has hrcn my privilege "a witness
many political CampaigHs, but | have never
seen one in which The Democracy ot this state
was ~ aroused - earnest, 80 enthusiastic a. IL
is to-day Tor the success of ITS ticket have adj
dressed during the week tens of thousands of
voters and | know by their manner and by
their assurances that a sure as the sun IN the
heavens viii set on Nov, 50 sure IL will go
down upuu Democratic victory. There are no
divisions among the Democrats in the country.
There j. but one Democratic ticket IN this cam
paigu. and that tickctwill receive their untIriEg
aud united support. II there are any doubt
fiI voters Ia this community, would have liked
~ nave had them with me in my trip through
the state dUTIn- the past week; am sure that
in the earnest crowds which have hs-
Ernihd to listen Ia Democratic truths
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