The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
GLEN COVE IN THE FIELD.
Az IMMENSE GATHERING or NEW
EARNEST FOR RLEORM.


Graurs Admin istration Dissccted by Parke
t!adwin - speeches bv Gcsrge 1ichnor
Curtis, Charles A. Dana, judge Bcnch.
Col. Burtis, and OTHERS Cheers aud SONGS
A stranger visiting Glen Cove L. l.. on
Thu,sdav night u,uld n Z have remained long
IN d,,ht as 10 IN. ,,i,tical nrinciul that ami
,,a,a1 ,,s ,,han,,an,s ~, N, an eorlv hour in
" 80, - -. = ,s,,.,,,, - -
the evening the village was 'n q ie.'"o"' - ,
oitemtnt. The windows Of all the principal
hnusss I'm C.ien street were thronged with spec
" " -, III, ,Iy.ry f.ce was
tators and ablaze Win hRn' ana ''''S 'a'. ""s
turned toward the most Iopulous part OF the
s,rn.t whore the ridden and Hendricks Reform
$3.50 ""N'' ''''
Cluo as ABOUT 10 t"lse o'""'''
''a' ro'u ,,,,,.rns o,e h,,n,, o,,,.,1e
' ~ -. -. -.
the windows, bu. the apartments were almost
,,....a a. ,ti,. r.p.s ana cans and be.,,ng
"'esseu !" ""'o '' - 80 ~
To- ches were ura"h w III "ue ou''lue' Isteh-
''s ~ ,.c,o, ~. n.n"ar
fol-ed amid deafening ch-ers. IL IL about
ton feet oeev, and extended aim st entirely
across Tue street. Az the upper eoSe are TIE
words Deme cratic Republican Reform Nomi-
n"''ons' u"s'i WY. no Ao'"."' 'A."'. se'
OF uo'-' lhaeo ana henurcks' Az the oottom
MA, % NJ Wi r., VIZ prosid.nt
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n,ohon,v nx aav,,,n'' ~, 'he tinI IN Nav VII
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As soon as the applause which succeeded tue
raising had, IN measure. subsidized. MIR. W. ID.
h'"00'"' see'o'"'' y, W. 'O'"o' W. Wv
quent address, dedicating tho banner to the
no," % , s"' S ,os anu ,n ,o"r, ,na ,e
ne"'oe's wv" io''".u ~ 'o"i'' ""'' VIZ
TO meet the Oyster Bay, Locust Valley. aud ii
den and llendrieks wotkingmens Clubs. a
were united, making ur9ccsson Numbering
between I'VE and six hundred men. All had
tor hes. and the O,ster Bay Club WIS prece ed
By an advance u rd % mounted memters, and
accumulated ~ tue Glen Cove band. Thus or
mems. Hail. where tue seats were already being
raL.diy hlled
Tho platform was Handsomely decorated With
naes, nd tnt hail wHs simury adorned aud
brilliantly lighted. M. Johu KIRBY vas seated
the memters OF tue Glen Cove Glee CiuU. band
OF excel' mt siusers. who, before the proceed
ings uegan. entertained the gathering audience
with patriotic song.
Long before eight o'clock q crowd had as
was occupied. Inside toe front part OF the side
gallery ~as nlied With ladies. the rear gallery
par; de. Among the gentl. men on the pl tfUrn
and upylng tie front seats. were :. l.. NJ. Bar
low, L esiucut OF the cIu 10. Chas. A Dana, l.. rko
Goodwin. Gee. licknor Curtis WIN. N. Weeks.
Daniel V. Week Jas. Csrpent 7, Townsend ID.
Dufyea, John Duryed. W ID. b. y In on, l. las j.
lie ,cn, Jacob ". Somerndyke, james B. Pear
Campnel.
MIR. ". ID. Lincoln sang clever campaign
words Of Hold tue Fort" the Glen Cove Glee
Clue Joining IN the chorus. Mr.. ;. L. N. Barlow.
President Of the clue, called the meeting To or
Der, and with lew hopeful words, Introduced
Mr.. Pafke Goodwin, who was received with a
purst OF Applause that was speedlIS taken Up
by the crowd outside. For some minutes Mr..
Godwin was unable 10 make himself heard ana
hardly mad the tumult III some degree sub
sided. and he had besun to soc h. than tho
cheering broke out agaiu more vigorously han
before II that were posslois. AT last sience
was restored and Mr.. Godwn began his adj
ores. IL was a clear, loelca ana exhaustive
nigument, .roln-, on hsyueican suth 1Iity
ten, and that the actual Aviation Of the country
mahueu SPEEDY Chahge Oh NATURALIZATION.
lie WAS repeatedly INT irupte0 by tnunGefs OF
APPLAUSE, aud once " the entry OF the members
bearing nauner WIKI an admirable likeness u
G9V. lLdeh upon II. .,.
me war ana me CONSTITUTIONAL legislation
WILL y mate e..ss.iI, s.ld M HYluMln' n"d
eluseu one eleat era ~ our poht,c hlstoS =
thA' MNl,n Iie" out - slaNel. IL ueterAlutl
emaneipated tne slaves, end or4eined that
deots incurred rs ihs c}unt,' Tor ine cause Of
su'n ,ii.-.' ;p"u1u s.o"'u DC o'''et sGVl.u
VINE tnoss i",urted ia 9ipp,iI,m 10 II Should
match IN r.iGn tue or.ter nal nuMet A' =. d.
prcutc ro. 'e.s shi guet' n. Wn.,.' now
ever were uot o' we irr,,ul uU or l"S post
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hau nyeh sSl.isH i"uE - .lie d. ne ia. J.. y,
10 &c only Wiih the pol'ieal ahd economic
49, a i.tt -, r,,,5i, ''i 80 ~ '' 10 !,
ptheI eNls'h lsIt " -rrai uUiueH "a uNu upon
me nation ana ah ui pre- l'tl. IenNy YAK uoh'
anu h-'' tu's e7""er7 Ite'' ,-h.r o, o.. Is.
ga let tnat ~ haNl seluet eAl ~ tnein might
De ll-h"n-seu' "A were Has mc|aclDS tiGea e
.ta,,I J., ! d ",ne' ~, IL W's nag u'nn' az uNen
those WON lney threatened 10 shde them
b,ll., IS uere ley might reiresh and inyigorate
out no, destroy. "a plnuse.l
hsd tht control ana solution Of these pl oDlenls
1t evolved upon It 10 uispose # them wisely
pre-ent cauv D., lad III mrt these difficulties
or had they merely eVaded them These were