The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-05
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moor. yoha p. A,tgsld Of Illinois 10 q eoPo-
ur-s vho belieres 81 sticking 10 his colorS. and
r~y1 20. lie kzIA yerasrdhT that the contest In
o. cumfnr municipal election here should b
nuu9ha on the issues Of the Chicago platform
ana thnt there should BE no foregstSer1ng with
uula Democrats on the part Of r~egularS who
have ACCEPTED the Chicago declaration As their
political creed
Mr.. Altxeld IL 70 talk this morning al The
Brooklyn Academy Of Music, under the Aus-
rdcns Of the Democratic Leagoe q Kings coun-
~. ana Wiz advise the Democracy II Greater
New York 20 stand By the principles declared
IN the National Convention Of the party. The
Ex-Governor arrived in the city orer the New
York Coz;-al Railroad yesterday afternoon
he was accompanied BY Mrs AltgeAd and by
}. J. Martin Of Chicago. his chief political
heuchman. They we're rnei At the Grand Cen
trnl Station by JohE 7. Mckechnie, President
and Ryiveste- l. Malone, Secretary Of the htoEs
County Democratic League. who escorted them
% The Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach There
lGr. Altge,d met: Henry George. eI-shern
lames O'Braen Of this city. IFoTpurason C0uI-
ri William {. Dewitt u Brooklyn and An
Errr Mclean Of the Brooklyn CHiren-
Mr.. A,tgtld was asked bow the Democrats o;
=. cet looked ut tie contest for the control
cf tive Greater New York
The belief is general among the Democrats
II the Vest" be replied. that II all the voters
ubo hold the principles Of the party e1uIner-
nted O. Chicago q year ago viii unite, q great
victory for the Democracy VIII be won
There should be no trimming On the par Of
Dumocrais. There has been too much Of that
and Stating the position on which one pro
poses 70 stand politically.
m DE Den who Weighed i, down. and ii does
NOT rant them back. II has nd itself Of the
men who have been its incubus Those men
are they who have shaped its policy in the past
men and new policies. and its only salvation is
Z Tie desire Of the Denocraey that iihey should
gct out and stay where they belong. On the gold
30. It T. the only ssiraito 2, Of h the Fsrt{; !,
place in the Democratic ARMY under its pres
Il believe tina. ,hree-fourths Of the voters Of
the C~nion-ihe toiiing masses-w viii support the
Chirago platform and candidates who stand
Mr.. Alleged said that he had been in com
munication with Representatives Of the party in
Ohio, and he had every reason 70 believe that
the free silverites will elect their State ticket
there next fall
THE TAMMASv CONTINGENT.
CONGRESSMAN George B. Mcclellan came On
from Washington yesterday De escort 10 a
bunch OF Democratic, Congressmen who VIII
speak at the Independence Day celebration at
Tammany Han this morning. Among the visit
ors are Congressman James D.. Richardson OF
Tennessee and II. ST. George Tucker Of Viz.
giniA. who will deliver the long talks" and
Congressmen J. Hamilton Lewis Of Washing.
ton. A. J. Hunter Of Illinois. c. ". Cooper OF
florida, J. +. McGraw Of West Virginia, Marcus
smith Of Arizona, and De GTafcnried and Henri
Oh Texas. who are among the short takers
Congressman Amos J. Cummings and William
Eulzer, who were also down for short talks,
did not come. Mr.. Sulzer viii make a Fourth
OF July speech in Washington.
In view Of the stiff counter-attraction pro
vided in Brooklyn Tamnany district leaders
have received orders, IL was said yesterday, q
corral as many of their followers az possible this
morning and march them in a body to the hall
30 that II might no. be said that the Brooklyn
Demonstration overshadowed their own in mum
hers.