The sun., 1896-09-04

land. and Republican Governor relrns In New
York where we used to have Democratic Gov.
and MARYLAND sends a Republican Senator to
SIT with Arthur P. German and a Republican
rejected the counsels q the most level Of
American statesmen. William l. Wilson Of
United States Senate. They divided the 4 Deme ino
ocratic party in Ohio. and now Foraker takes
the the p'ac. Of the long line Of Democratic states
They disregarded the teachings OF Carlisle
| In the state of Kentucky.
They pardoned the Anarchists In the great
State OF Illinois and everv Democratic Congress-
q Democratic resident sinco 1891 because Of
| with trying to elect McK,niey, / charge ssck
that they haze done that job !or us much more
What we do intend to do is to prevent the
election OF ne Chicago ticket under the pre-
tence that 1t IS a Democratic ticket. voted for
vas not very delightful dose a. the time
llaughterl. but the memory Of 1t has become more
paihthhe IN hve and twenty years But did
not vote for him as a Democrat standing on a
Democratic platform. and shall not vote for .
Popnlistlc candidate on i populistic platform"
After declaring that the Chicago Convention
ocrats were absolyed from following il Mr..
Breckinridge proceeded:
, have noth hing to say about the Young gen.
tieman who is now enighteninG the people on
me policy that ought TO control the settlement
vi tHe HnhnclRl question. but / have read his
speeches with great care. Has any body gath
cred anything from them but the sad lesson II at
lite comes unequal with men; that to some come
prosperous days and to some adversely: that TO
some comes plenty and to some comes want and
that as corollary from that those with whom
NE mas gone hard ought to unite to destroy
those with whom life has been prosperous L.
there ything else In hts speeches. stripped Of
their verbiaGe. but this?
Here Is great country. here is the Hudson
WI Win its hanlsome residences OF rich men, here
are the syndicates controlling great sums OF
y. In mt Oiy ita
Just share OF the profits. There is the ballot
you soldier w6St. the 'ng be ssap9 trnrn
be law obedent, be patient, he statesmaniike
and ,ns study the question? Is that ~ No Use
recy. loud ,cheers.j The Government shall
port the Government. [Applause
.. IN, Inc ballot box is not weapon Of hostility.
bayones 1t takes the place Of force % No s.rike. o @
eomm. " x,6lsna 5S Anarfhists % S no organzaons
dscord but to bring aSous moot 70 nas msto
produce dssensions. but to produce that equaII-
ZSton Who1 Of law under which all men stand equal
nate nat a ticketi OF course. No one came here with
az anS other idea No one came here with the idea
parade. Of formulating tenets. without having
an object lesson Of two men standing on a good
care not who they are. / care not ' whether our
candidate for President be some gentleman who,
peace and in war [alluding to senator Palmer,
would like to leave off the armor which we
would put upon lin in making him leader
Loud cheers for Pamer.l could follow cheer
iuliy and enthusiastically that most excel.
lent. belf-controllet gentleman in his temper
who commanded the Iron Brigade in the war
ii1 laiiinaing to Gen. Bragg OF wisconsin, or /
SG9d %a fo,oT eh"eTny that farmer statesman
or New York. daughter and applause
40 not want the question before us to be
ooseured by any other question. DO not let us
make any nomination that will obscure the
question. DO not let us open any door that will
tI 2ner TO the enemy a chance to raise any new
We are that Democracy which stands TODAY
LOT tarin for revenue only and for that hon |
est dollar which measures the coined value OF
the workman's labor, We want the laborer
when he sells his product TO get dollar for IL |
tnat ne can use in any market In which he |
That is the American dollar-no bastard
dollar worth 53 cents. We will nominate our |
tticket and then we will adjourn and go home, |
we VIII win no election. Not a single State |
perhaps. Will vote for our ticket There is in |
every transaction an element of transitoriness
we VIII be defeated; but we will save the honor |
OF America, tho good name OF our peOple and |
the Democratic party from ruin" LCheers.l
In conclusion Mr. Breckinridge drew an elo-
Qnent and humorous description of the return
OF the erring Democratic brother to the fra.
ternal f0id and his welcome and regalement
with pure. unmixed Bourbon Democracy [Loud
ana long continued cheers.