The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
FANLKNNm,s APPEAL
To the Democratic Political Managers of
New York.

New York.
New York October 1.-THE following
appeal Was issued today at the democratic
| state headquarters, IN the Park Avenue
hotel, by Senator Charles !. Faulkner.
chairman of the democratic congressional
campaign COMMITTEES:
Forty days ago, by reason of the dis
satisfaction at the slow action OF congress
in passing q tariff bill and a very general
Misunderstanding of the churact Of the
bill which was ultimately passed, we had
but little hope of carrying a majority of
the hfty-fourth congress Ghc political
Improvement of the situation in the in
terest of democracy during that brief pc
riod, however, has been marvellous. A
better understanding of the provisions of
the law and a realization of the fact that
united action is essential in order to ena-
bic the party to redeem It's pledges and to
hold up the bands of the democratic adj
minstration during the next two years,
has stopped the pickering which were divid-
ing its cOunseis and harmonized the fac
tional trouble in it's organization to such
an extent that the prospects are now
bright. with united and 2gSI;eSsi.:";fa orr
ta- Tnll a. sSsf'.e9 anu uiS'ii'eei'
forces.
Tbt, Division in New York.
"You can, therefore, fully appreciate the
anxiety which | feet IN reference % '1lo
recent action in this city in the noInlh'-
tiop in eicbt or shc districts of two demo-
crate candidates ~ >sJtimating our aD!il'y
10 maintain & working majority we nav
necessarily counted upon the New Aoih
democracy giving us the run huhlncl u
members we have in the present mousse
II v,c fail in realizing this, it is questona-
HE whether it will be possble to malhta"
our supremacy in the national legislature.
.Tbesa divisions in New York are not
only dangerous from the STANDPOINT %
losing a majority ON members N ms
IVY, districts of New York and other SET
tioos of the union will he exceedingly as
c,uragiup 1t will tend to shake l1e
hone and paraiyze the energies OF 'he
marty i'm its earnest effort 10 SINK an per-
sonal feelings and factional antaBollisLiS
IN The interest of a common cause: " h".
ever may be the differences Which may
ai,-i,1a the party upon local issues, there
can be and should be no excuse Tor . Ill
vision ON national lines. The supremacy
of the national democratic organization
eho-id not be imported that local results
rqy be promoted or local reforms ehoouI-
agad. .... e o,,r
national democracy when I INSIST that I'M
ION and harmony on congressional noiniha-
! tions ehol,ld be the FIRST consideration OIL
the patriotic democracy Of TINS CITY.
rus Esec: in I@3G
! ..rbis IS a question which not only affects
the control 81 the Ae"I l''70'
! cnlauger and imperil the supremacy %
| the national party in the election oil $50,
| ..Todav the state OF New York, II lh'
/ election was to be passed upon pE tee
house. would east its vote Tor democrat
TO occupy the presidential cneir, NinSteeI
! of it's thirty-four votes are democratic. :
! loss of two congressman in thus state "oul1
Give the vote in 1897 of che stare o. Ne"
| Wort, tn a republican for president Sho"i'
| tho contingency occur in which the ti.'
lion for thar of.cc was thrown INTO IN
house of represcn tdtives.
For this rcason, charged US nave pc,
Inv the party in conducting the camp2'bi
for congressional c@ndidats9, appea'
| ali oleuante, factions and divisions on IN
| d,yoocrotic uarty TO unite and harnonis.
=, The congressiona, uckeIs and 70 9
M act which VIII NATURALLY tend TO weaNe
and enda1ger the national supremacy
| ou,. DarLN."