Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Extends Right Hand Of Fellow
ship to All in Organization.
CLEVELAND SENDS REGRETS
-,on. Enga gennents Prevented His
.,ance-Party Principles In
volyed ia Pending Canvass.

>-.u york. oct. 2.-For the first
A. ,r ton years, David Bennett HILL
.ormer governor and former senator
80, ,bo state Of New York, spoke to-
,,rh, IN Tammany Hail. The occasion
" ,,o ratification of the Democratic
state ticket c,
Tormer President Grover Cleveland
..n, a letter expressing his regret that
40 earlier engagement prevented his
attending the meeting
before the meeting there was a pa
,Ao reviewed at the Manhattan club
hy B,rd s. Coler and other candidates
~ he Democratic state ticket. Mr.
CoIer mad been given reception at
+, no club where he made a speech, after
dining with Mr.. Hill and other mem
V AZ Tammany Hall Congressman Me-
cielian read ex- President Cleyelands
letter. which was received with much
enthusiasm. II was as follows:
"Westland. Princeton, N. j., Oct. 20
500 TO Charles f. Murphy, My Dear
4 sr-I regret that my engagements VIII
M, hermit an acceptance OF your in
citation 10 attend the Democratic
meeting to be held In Tammany Hall
Il on the END inst -, 81,
III is most gratifying to learn from
4 the terms OF your note that the Democ-
4 rary OF the city Of New York appre-
4 ciste how vitality the underlying prin-
4 cInles of our party are involved In the
nendIng canvass, and also to know OF
he determination that they shall not
4 be forgotten in its campaign efforts,
'The great Democratic organization
NJ tbe city Of New York is So importal;
factor In controlling the result OF
marty epdeavOr In the broadcast fields
4 mat no cam aign IN which 1t engages
can be considered sufficiently local 10
A freq IL from the influence Of The party
prospects everywhere ara at all times
This responsibility has been well met
\ IN lac present campaign by the selec-
Il don Of trustworthy candidates, by in
n telllgent rarty work and by sensible e.
a forts TO secure harmonious Democratic
a action,
a "a sincerely hope that as a result, the
A Democracy of the City of New York
a will again demonstrate its invincibility
NJ home, that Democratic good govern
II ment and economical administration
n will be restored 10 the people OF the
81 state and that Democratic hope and
n confidence will be revived and stimu-
a lated far beyond the limits Of city and
state,
Hoping that your meeting will be
n abundantly successful and most useful
y IN the cause ! am. yours very truly,
q "GH0VER CLEVELAND"
81 Mr.. Hill, who reached the hall before
the reading Of Mr.. Cleveands let
Il ter was received with great applause.
n 81 make no apology for my appear
n ahce here tonight" said Mr.. Hill. "be-
n cause none is needed. You will recall
n what | said at the opening of the
"A Tllden club In this city some months
a ago when | declared that in this cam
Fl pagn | should know no friends or
"A enemies except the friends and enc
mics OF the Democratic party. Re-
gardless Of past differences, which
never related to party policy. | ex-
tend the right hand OF fellowship 10
every one in this grand old organza-
ton or In any other organization loyal
ly supporting Democratic candidates
and principles"
Referring TO the tariff on coal, Mr..
hlll charged Senator Plat with dodg-
ing the vote in Congress on the ques-
,lon Of Imposing a tariff on coal. Pres
ldent Roosevelt, he said, had declined
70 express an opinion as to whether
tne existing tariff should be removed.
Inc people" said Mr.. Hill, ARE wait
ing FOR his to act. The selection of
erolirators to adjust a labor strike Is
mere temporary relief, but the ques-
uon whether there shall be hereafter
hrlh tax on anthracite coal is a per-
Hshent ana lasting question"
at hlll spoke at length upon trusts
ana revision OF the tariff.
AFTER Mr. Coler and his associates
On the ticket had reviewed the parade
IRON the balcony OF the Manhattan
Sluo banquet was served at which
justice Truax presided and during
4 which the following letter fran ex-
PRESIDENT Cleveland was read:
eharles II. Truax, President Man
nauan Club.-My Dear Sir: wish
- were possible for me TO attend to-
,aaUnow evening the reception to be
tNen by the Manhattan club to the
pe1ocratic candidates for state Offices
~ ,ne canvass now pending.
ihough no longer n citizen Of New
ryh l cannon lose my interest in her
vnucal welfare nor forget the hon
S which her Democracy conferred
vpUn me, II Is gratifying to know
va the Manhattan club. as of old, is
10y 10 give its encouragement and
70 those who stand in the present
Anpaign as representatives OF a unit