New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
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And above all. the Democracy Of our State. N.
sound men Of our State will not stand any Insu,,
against that man who has protected the credit and
honor of America. We stand tonight BY Presldent
Here the Convention rose to a man and Aer.
was scene OF great enthusiasm. Delegates
en-, cred and shouted and waved hats fans hand
kerchiefs and flags. and the spectators in the gal.
Everett was able to make himself heard again. hs
! said:
candidate for President whom every Sound-Noney
Democrat, aye. whom may Republicans would
sustain referring TO the late Ex-Governor w.
Russell. Of Massachusetts). That Jealous, tha,
noble heart who went to Chicago TO atternp, 70
/ stem the tide OF Anarchistic invasion. broke in
agony when Re saw the act of the so-callei Demo.
Gratis. And he went home TO The shore Of The
Atlantic to die of grief the folly Of his country
men (Appausc) Massachusetts also thinks tha,
she might name a candidate for the Presidency
one who In the Cabinet Of President Cleveland in
che has a representative in Mr Cleyeianda
Cabinet: one who. when Illinois was attacked with
Anarchy and Socialism. drew the ancient sword d
the Law and waved it in defence Of peace and good
order CHEERS for OlEey) Bu. We are not here
for any particular candidate Gentlemen OF III
South and West, gentlemen OF the Pacific an
Centre. give US any two good National men ar
tinction. for purity for worth IN public or prsy
life. North or South: civilians or soldiers a,
Convention and do all that SIZE can FOR their SUP
port prolonged applause.D
We are told that we might do well by casting
our votes for the candidates nominated NJ s..
Louis-I mean the first St. Louis Convention, 70.
the second. Haughter) We are tod that fo'
go over to that camp. Mr.. President, Respectfully
decline admit that all public virtue Is centred n
the Republican party. tApplauseD II it Were oniy
for this year If it were only for this campagn,
might think differently Of what We are 20 40 But
We are not here only for this campaign. we are
here for 1909. We are here for The iu'are. m .rsIe
are hundreds and thousands or young men grow,
ing up and asking for whom tny are % % so nary ra
They want to know what party 10 JON ,hcIn,snss VS.
to; which is the progressive party th' par q vac
day and of the hour, ana ! say that m, oo,rn ~,
ZION is TO be not the last. but the nrst of series
Of conventions loud applausep rms Is 10 a ne ts'
first Convention Of the party OF iouns AiieIra
e 'hecrsD We are lighting not merely TOT me honyr
and historical principles Of our parry ho' mereg y
against Anarchism and Popuilsm. nol nie's.
aeainst protection and pattern llism. but we are
nghtlng that the United states may staill VI Wy s-s
face ~ her sister nations undimmcd IN nonor ana
unshaken in courage
DR. Everett resumed his seat amid loud ana cor
tinued applause The report fof the Commi;'ee On
Permanent Organization was then presented W>fs
chairman Of the committee, James W. Eaton, ot
New-York 1t recommended Senator Dontlsoh Na'
fery of louisiana as permanent charmth' sh1
J. r. Wilson, of Indiana. for permanent 'eere'a's'
and further recommended the establishment OF
permanent National organization IAe report "@'
adopted without dissenting voice.
SENATOR CAFFERY's SPEECH
Senator Caffery was escor,ed to the chair oy Nr
Bullitt. of Pennsylvania. and MI. La"'ef' q ''''
nesota and spoke as follows ,.. -. ,,.
t.nder this Convention my deepest tnanhs i'i & 80
n oh honor of selecting T. preside over - Lsobst
at7ons | shall always regard i d. '''' ms
ever cotIeIrru Ire onr nartv with the function OF Minus,
tering in It's temple Of fa,tl and seae,- ,-rs,sd r ts
its true doctrines oqr a.d ,,nsh, f.lse doctrines
10 The people We now enter le sa i, ~ no cove
temple and take possession ol M S bsreafer vgharty
nam of our faith which we VIII 10, iss dsse-
rnard - nrotect and del, nj We VII puns ~. Ard
Grated altars and rebuild is nroh,.i -" ,ysv from
,est the hearts OF the peope re s'otn SSer. and
fol;nders-we must separAt' trlI o. ,s,o save fol-
have wrought this evil an' ii'' fe.iow them IN
the road lhey have taken. 10. ..,t - dsa.h TIE
destruction ana their way Is tas N1 h5ok o. stec,
ami We part from them IN sorrow .,, ,-ian has
anu vai,y - marry discipline sni eis-z LION ~
80. 'isn the urde and strength or .ll lf ~ n,
altv 10 principle has ever pr.l ,,'- II, aI others.
cardinal and leading tenet ,h cticn q every
binding in cOlScienCe anu r"'''"7
true Democra'; ook into evidence 10 snow me Ai'p.
- rr,uIs md o,hey devious dci> ~ 80 .,.,,,-ra
gan iranns ~" the Convention. the Chicaso
has the stamp of our party ana 'a,' ,,.,, rr s.h-
Bu II Is NJ, ~ md Democrat .f '2. ~
nor il it emitted 10 his te't, ,ni tlar.ni' de-
,h. O ,,la trornn are open pdlpaple' an - for
that pla'' I'm, au fha, Democracy aA-' ,. ,n s,s
nartures -, me money standard OF ne eo."Vt r .;
declare for the hlldte' an
free silver II lh ~ l. .,,.,
They assan the right and power o' gre ..'SSsr n.
n enforce the law and 70 pfo'e'' ~ courts.
n., =, and IN the custody Of the frd''' -. S.ty
o.o,o IN the Union: they attack me m'ess
80 -, ,r1,ra,e branch OF the GoNerhhe''' Wv T., .,
o, ,ha, tho function Of issuing paper "o", ,,s.,.
/ =, vo,usivalv exercised 10y me "o'e' ,,v.
ho,, ,ssou the right Of the citizen % . dscl,rs
mont in any legitimate commonly =" .- which
,ba, the obligations Of the "oNe'"'' h,,h in ths
oo.d was received. and fer the pdy"''' "a bs pai
s,,,e coin the National faith is pie's'', .sc, and
in a deprecated coin. And we oeN %" rs undem0-
IN - ,bsse attacks and declarations az. as,,,.t,on
al VI Tha,, ,ro an assault upon the Oo"..''a as,,y
.ha ,,me.honored principles OF the penO.' Ohio hss
49,, ,ha distinyuished patriot and achieved N
',ica led II 10 the only victories s nlatiorms y
thIrty-six years IL is the lsnmnc ynrlpes Of o..l
~ ~. a., hand against some or tfe =. the Demo
10 and nearly oil the principles oi oinoxet union
cratic party II Is begotten OF u" "uonnisr and Al ~,
ha,,xa.n so-called Democracy, fOpIn ~ Snlfed. "
nd thnt the Scriptures may ns Pc sace OF the
viii be a fugitive and wandere' ." ..
earth" - 40 ,rcurncnt Is neecer,
show the revolutionary and an"I anIaws canDo.
actcr OF the doctrine 'nat me Execu,is,
protect property which is In M ,he |l'niie1 stsl5'
Federal courts, or 10 protect tne eonoht 10 be r,
NILS or 'n that the National honor snGS hat the
stained or the National faith violat'Sh h exclusively
,esSH dneres"d 0' BY tSe Federal with sOa
that the theory OF free So,nasf o. oargurnent ort 81
hold that the weight OF AUTHORITY , a point TO rs
reasoning and the facts OF history ofits adoption
faiacy and the ruinous consequence Of his wags
Ne hold that II will rob the poor mn" widow OF he.
and the rich man Of his wealth. ' nv solder OF y.
avinrs the child Of his patrimony tng ,be inventor
pension the industrious OF ms tVlI a. mai Il Will de
~ he reward OF his genius We hoId ,,snse smm trade
worallze and seriously disturb the imu'he nn The coun
and commerce OF the Republic. ana arr Hsnrecatin!
aru an, 80 Iscredited deprecated and usp,sy ard
standard sme finances S a; wn ,nsr The NaC.n,.s
rd,, vii frIl prostrate its obligations W. ~ stained
henored ard lis unsuliied charace, s these aver.
vri,h fraud and deceit We claim thM hM,ai aft fact, BY
wents are true established BY hisi9rlcS' ,Ss most
unanswerable reason. the opinions 81 the commoa,
III ns,,,shei poiiicai economists anu b nortlon OK
nnsa .nn nd common honesty OF the largest
our fellow citizens. o.,-rs
DVPED BY FANATICS AND uood
The credulity and cupidity OF some u omses By
citizens have been played upon ana a'V' Tber,
r,+'n ,ona,,cs and cunning dcmagosues -, u".,
ore however. many honest. patriotic ana v,c,or
man who chng with oil the strength % ''"'''