New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

10 their theory II utHVuh'V"
Al 10 i, IL imnutation is cast upon their char
pernicounSr M any Sur upon their Intelligence Inc
srse coinage OF silver IS Sne nas Seen
Cle'eio,,e before the country. Upon tnat iSsue u.e
and majority OF MS & parry owspe ,9gk TO ef
sides slancisl ~, reforms and secure immunity from
& rang on the rrsasnry o SnSo onromse onr has
ci the our brethren knew that the battle
been one to the death The nominee OF the soca,eo
vas oi,N 10 Marty has several occasions pro-
PENCE .he rreconciable nature Of the conflict tt
el',stt sttimg elimination OF such contest nc TOT cs Scs
brethren its ncfarous doctrines in their plat
o. @ m' and attempting 10 pass thenl OH as eeIuaa"
pemocia currency should be added an assassinated
preeiarv pressedsarv and powerless executive.
!adCia.s c,ze ms: We not traitors TO our party
Fello" ,n he hands OF our fathers. We cannot
We am ar from Il, We will defend the honor OF
be drrS and the integrity of Our principles as
long a@o,ca heritage nor forced into the ranks OF
on od-ime adxersS ,s,,ed T eT eI and through the
tact ;scl,,"ijon T'j which we perfect to-day. the Democ-
O, Of Jefferson. Jackson Benton anb Mace
W. srrrh Of our brethren as. shocked ana srie.e" a.
iS S Iheirayal of our principles at Chlcas3 are & ,
ine a ,o 90 10 the Republican camp. Inc piin-
clineo ~ y, democracy are imperishable. They are
dpsss nj to the paternalism of the Republican
and the SS the vagares OF the irhationist and re.
arga,S, arga.,cr Byron wrote: While the Conseusn Csn
sds Rome vs. sss .av Whle e Democracy stands the
.e We .ban stand. and while the Republic
n,..,rs,s human liberty.
PREACHING no NEW DOCTRINE.
season our party may stray after false
,.,,ss and founder amid Quagmires, until me
- 49,. uch, Of truth breaks upon H. IL VIII rise
...r, every fall like Antaens OF old ana e en- III
49, ashes shall live It's wonted fireS. ~ DC 'ne
10 n' :, fate our party must perish let no MS
decIco 1t on It's tomb such an eptapn - tnis' i
tor'ah W. W. sr untirney end from swallowing poilti-
am. am granca, poison" but rather let TINS epi,
cal an" N.i..er ,ve- It's honored grave. dug amld
aph aps % 81 lie Capitol II. did not survive the loss
~ ry the destruction OF the nepheho ona e
decay ., - new creed We are the upholders or the
o,sS ls Ne appeal from Democracy drnnK VII W,h "v %
90; w Eherocracy sobered by reason WIN an
nsVn n " sai,h in the niegence and honsS'y OF our cur
snIe we lay before hem ana the wSa' ar ,bs, has
sons lha. 49, ~ many triumph and many deiea'.
hoa'su 90 y,' vet soed 10y reputation or stained ny
dishonor -,ser than a negative policy; 20 be
sTesSrs sTns arasging Hector around the walls OF Troy
rher Than Achilles snkng nIrs !" Of S the Of
Syonr,;sm and Anarchy. We propose 10 Iras 'd pe,
hind trump9anb, b 'ne1G, cnnto the dead
rrssrsens,en pcrsonifying their perniclouS 'roe"
s1i i''i their turbulent fa1atcism .oo tn , night Of
,,5ous storm ard .hick darkness OF our Hie-,"ne .
,nasonists We cannot, even 10 ssIap o ccsss "c of
.,s as are the ne 'essary result OF the success o
eNS -hsoago a. olatform be the eyecutloners OF our
,orsd and venerated party. We cannot tNe" % ba bs
,.nnrcs,ion be held 10 the false iheory ,hat M .ie
Ia mp an be made rich by taxation. nor 10 tne
ysop sSs-v ma; .he Federal power and Treasury can
s,,ss nn one hand ard the other TO dspense
js,yess 70 favored classes. The el"cuon % 80. .
Xinley o: Bryan with our sppPo nsp.y for gener-
ion For when our people recovei iroi @ discs.a
huth OF & poiqS baye led their orgy If go 10 Nc
ts,isy those men will be the recosIs'Ith r. sa
ponen,s OF Democracy we ncf resumes her
our flock will tow ard IT. to,n oiIE 70 ] nd
II lana for al democrats
Jus ,'v COR inc support of government anu idN'
so- ne honor Of ths country ana ioi ';r a.; ,e,,
trnahcs 'Vu i, eloriee II not needed nov Il VII pe
IN ,bs near future and ihen tnose % cIJ"IS 1,TeneS
~ a Wy osar our poli-ical fortunes ana oarhentr
lowered or or IN AXE flight: those opposed eyes
vrhon lately met IN party connie VII ~ narno
All one way and united anG nder he aeeis OF
rscv viii march on 70 victory ui'us. o.en,s ~ ,ha
,Se CONSTITUTION and under the Precep'S o. '"-
apostles OF our 'al'h ,,s .,.,,
.na,or Canery's remarks were dehVerch WIN
-. force and were greeted with continue"
cheering ,,,
,,p ,r,s1, ADDRFSSES THE DELEGATES
4, ,ne close Of MI Canery's speech John F. irish
~ california was introduced and mace Siee',i'
,llud,pg 10 the Democratic convention "''" -
I.5,.nanoiis during the war under threat ne SH'u'
~ ,bvsioal extermins ton. he remarked tnat 'ne!
,,sro mere today under the threat OF eXtermlhauo"
- ,bat which was dearer than life. They were
here 10 defend against further attack tAe puonO
'rai'i one ~ he Hdiviiua Nppause) They
VIZ met TO face crisis more serious man nan an, any
-. tba. had l,eeu faced before. They were met
.oncoso ne moral force of principle ana conscie'e
"a those who would assail and destroy me ,he 'n"r n
:, ~ renrosentatiyes OF a party that opposed an
srvsnizafion tnat mad ilChed It's name ai1 l nau " ~
b.rrneS lis PRINCIPLES. They represented iha' or
-anszs1ion and those principles when, unuei t,e
sadersbjp % Grover Il veland were in ilne WIN me
-Er", -Iar us-e here 20 swear with Jackson by the
Eternal that the marrow and st.eIIE st.eIEon ~ ,a,,,,id
DDocratic party should not .. ,S n, cae whehor
4 was attempted by the Popust ConyentIon al
he two conventions Of the year ahke y, purppTe' pos
sise in declarations. alike in the foIiy oi ,n.l pm
dpes, and in the contemptios,,eS Sl wo tyin cor
Applause These were, In fact ne two ,N1' Tvns
yeniiops Of the year-and not tn" heaV"hH Wlns
he Naughterl They were mere, mere MI when
Grover Cleveland struck the apparehtH "'iV"-"p
fountain of unselhshncss Of ne hcpunhs' .oo,, e.,
trade being denuncation Of rusis "a, ana oro5a weal
en 10 characterze Mr.. Bryan the aee,: rdi|d |@d
rresdier than the cormorant; Cries of ~io@a IN
and cheers 4 syndicate which ,o1 mas nns Ea'cf Of The The
NsSi and of Mexico a syndicate whlch staHius -. i
ncy iTsyep9 g' the conntry touting FOR for
f lold cheers AZ now in the field FOR me sqie M
S r-ovs1s oy %sknr the people believe that i,
W, be an advantage 10 them; tApi,aSu tApisS, uords NJ
go0d cheer to the Convention from the pachc
Coast and 70 assure them that aficr Eorvm',er n,er
sisters Oregon and Nv Washington had stood BY The
sh ard that If they had not hnaiiy vafqG.Shher Iq her
one daughter % the horse leech they mao Nit her
VI irsh's speech was received with enthusi-
ne resumed his seat the band played .RaIy Rouhu
Tie Committee on Platform being ready to re-
BOT the Convention at $50, adjourned until TO-
lhnfroB at II a
COLONEL FELLOWS is CONFIDENT.