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The Great Democratic Meeting at
the Manhattan Club, New
York.
NJ. Faulkner's Speech.

N".t.tte 90 t.l NtiAilluL meeting MLl~u t9oh
place 40 Che spacious apartments OF the Man
Utuu Club on Tuesday tie 29th The re-
cepd'n was given 10 houor of Gov Tldea,
and Mayor Wickham. two members Of the
club, who have recently been elected to The
highest offices in the State aaI city. The
meeting was unusually large beyond any pre-
ccdent in the history Of that club. Among
the prominent gentlemen present, were some
fifteen Governors and ex-G0yernors Of States,
thirty Senators aud representatives in Con-
gress, the democratic judges Of The State and
city, leading fuemJers Of the legislatures Of
New jersey, Connecticut a1l New York
the whole embracing about one thousand per-
sIgs. TIE speaking was limited 10 two hours,
commencing about o aud ending about II
O'clock p NJ The following gentlemen were
introduced by President Belmont, ard called
upon o. address the meeting in the order
named: Gov. Tilien, Mayor Wiekham, Gov.
elect Belle Of New Jersey Gov Iusegoll Of
Connecticut, Hon. C. j. Faulkner Of West
Virginia, Ex-Governor Hoffman Of New York,
'''ti-0I laiAet oi Ne" Jersey H"u' AZ H.
Mar OF louisiana, aud Hon. j. X. 1arbox Of
Massachusetts,. At the close Of the speaking,
tae guests were invited to tLe supper room,
""''' "''- '''''',~' entertainment ID" '''."
,hem, auj where they spent several hours in
the big est social enjoyment.
7I. rresilar. Auru.t Dr. l,rout said he
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gentleman "ho h"N u'ed' with erel't 10 N''H-
SELF aud honor % the nation, the LIgh position
az Minister % France. and who had last fall.
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ana lA'te""s vote VI Tue people Hc '"eu
introduced Hon. G. j. Faulkner Of West Viz
,i.i, NJ Fiulsner then re.pogI.l rs fol-
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awards '''uNu''1n ""e '"'' 20 S"0. "' YOU
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Stle WIN uu'l '"1' o'Ic sum, -. ,''''1
10 u'h I'D m'e"ev'uA, S''' VI ,l'Sy
memuers VINO nave Gee" '"U' '~'.. s'''"e.,
oy You ." ta'' 'eecP,''"' '"e "'",' " ''''I'''
3D. 4"'l" is uo' u'",."n H.'''Us' '''o '''.''''
tA.Ns nh' 'a"yyS OF "t'' '"s''''; ""v'S
was U.',' 1"" where / no" '1'''e .'P
p.'ose.| I' Us u'u'o ""''" Is ',e'5
col with patHouc enthusiasm. IL N'S OeC'"e
almost rs i1ml,iar WIN Us, us In yo', on" great
c.umcrcid emporium. tie is "liH us every
where recognized as one Of the rih1'ent leaders
900 ,a't great reform movement vine" a ie"
years ago pursed your C',y OF o."u '' con-
>Iraiors "ai p"'Ht r''oi'si 'h' the seer"
aai uI'Nio'e exposure "ud '''', u'''" ''
iDase 'r''dN' winch h'd So 'ulf 'I',"l d" "-'"-
81 90 -rvc.'Plog' have done WItH % secure
o. t,e democracy, The confidence OF the homes,
men &C the country. No party can be eN-
see rrflr as o. ON