The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
rNITE AND HARM0NlZE.
4y4PPE4L From SENATOR FACLA-
YER, or THE COMMITTEE.
Hs Urres all Elements Of the peh'''' "'''
Party to Come Together on the Oo"-
xressionsl Tickets.

yrW YORK. oct. lG.-The following
..4s.l WAS issucd to-day at Ie"o, i"''C
,..4.yarfors .q thc pdrk-Avcnue ho'eI
s,,ato~ Charles j. Faulkner ch"''-
., tho Democratic Consrcs i0nal
Campaign Commree.
tl,ty g4.s ae0. by reason OF the as
...s..,.,a IN the slow action Of the
,.....,..s .1 passing tariff bill, and
,.r. general misunderstanding Of the
character ~ the bin which was ultimately
,...pI we had bat little hope Of carry
fre majority OF the F.fty-fourth CON
'Tfa political improvement Of the situa-
t..H .r. .-. Interests OF Democracy during
tHlr brief period. however, has been
... .....-.uus Of the law and Il realiza-
r.. NJ fls fact that united action q
essential u order to enable the party 10
redeem .fs pledges and 20 hold up the
U.... o. r.e Democratic administration
a.rr. .He next two years, has stopped
rfl tIrksrinEs which were dividing It's
r.uH-e.s and harmOniZed the tactiOnal
trouble iu its organization 10 such an
extent that the prOSpc. Is are now bright,
with n united and aggressive party, for a
f..T working majority IN the next House.
Iu accomplish this, however. We can
AFFORD 10 have no divisions which teud To
separate and disinteBrate our forces.
Two Ntlh Cd O. Ni'lO hlin
You can therefore fully appreciate the
anxiety which 4 feel in reference 10 Inc
recent action iu this city I'm the nnn'hd-
tion in cILnt Of the dis.ricts Of Two Demo
cratic candidates.
1u estimating our ability TO maintain q
working majority, We have necessarily
counted upOu the New York Democracy
giving us the fun number Of members we
have So the present House ,.-
If We ffIl 10 realize this, u lG pu'7-
tiouable whether 30 viii be possible 10
maintain our supremacy III tie Nauoi'I
legislation. go,
only dangerous from the standpoint 'i
losing majority OF members IN t1S
state. bat tho moral effect upon the c'IH-
try districts Of New York and other s'.-
tI1us of the Union VIII Doe eA,',dih-F
dIscOuragiug IL viii tend To- snake ~.
hope and paTalyzr tho energies OF the
party iu IT'S earnest ,uofi 10 sink af i,t-
suual feelings and iacuondl antaI HI-I'a
in the interest of 70 common cause
Whatever may bee the differences when |
may divide tbc party upon local Issues,
there can be- and should be- 10 excuse Tor |
q division on National lines. The SUE
yrcmary of Jhc National Democrat. or
pauizauou should not Doe impcriIIod mat |
local issues may be promoted or local |
reforms encouraged.
UNION AND HARMONY.
believe that / voice the sentiment Of |
our National Democracy when ] insist |
lItI UNION ana liiI IllhIA OF COM .I''Iili
nominations should hc the nrst Cou.'d'ra-
tou 81 patriotic Democrats of tHls city. |
This is "a question which not only affects |
The control ot the next House. hut may |
eu1auecr and imp,ril the supremacy Of the
-~atonN party IH the election of l>t. To-
day the state of New York. 10 the election |
was 90 Doe passed upon Icy the House,
would cast us vote for Democrat tC
occupy tho presidential chair. Nineteen |
Of its thrty-four votes are Democratic
a l'es of TWO congressman iu this State |
would Civ" the vote ig lST of tho State
oi NgW York 10 "a Republican for prosi-
dent should the contingency occur IN
which the election for that office was |
thrown into the House Of Representatives. |
For these reasons charged as ! have |
been hy The party iu conducting the
,1WptEu for congressional candidates. !
appeal to a.l clements t.d,rafirus and di-
visions of .h" Democratic party o. uuite |
and IIWeHlE" ru tn" congressional tick
els, and '' I1 up act which viii naturally |
tend t0 weaken arI eudaugsr iha Nation
30. supremacy of our party