New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
rnE MEETING ANp sPEECHEs.

THE MEETING AND SPEECHES.
The large Rink was well filed before the
NEE caeu to order and on the platform were
many Of the eaders the Republican party IN Brook
lyn. the sides OF the building were many
ladies' listened with evidence of Interest ."
the speakers. A baud stationed the gallery PLAYED
patriotic airs while the audicnce gathering am
each of the longer addresses. About O'Clock
T. r. Benedict Gale I'd the mreting order. and non-
mated Stewart l. woodford presiding officer. MI
Woodf,rd was applauded Enthusiastically a. he stepped
forwprd. He spoke substantially A. follow:
MT NEIGnBoRs AND FRIENDS We meet tonight a.
Republicans We are Republicans we believe
mat that purity represents purposes and high
cst progress % the American people We are R'punh-
cans because believe IN honest money ana
honest wages for honest labor; because We
believe IN the absolute supremacy of the
Nauon in all National affairs. lApplause.l
Before the senate Convention Of our district met ad
visrd alb who asked my advice tna my friend Goodrich
-hou } De made the But when the Convention
had put in nomnaron Mr. Schroeder. then Mr. ,ehro'-
der became cnnddate. Tne candidate Of the party
NV cand lappausel. and Mr. schrorder'- warm
friend Will have to get mp very early in the m"'h-
iug and hard 90 exceed the zral OF your
chairman in working for Mr. schrorder'- eleciion.
rAppnusel
You and rcmern5e that IN 1868 the vote % New
York which had been given 20 General Grant .Grrai APP
plans was 10y The Tweed Ring counted M Tor eey-
uouI. You know that Congress .oual invesii-auon-
disclosed th fraud aud lc fhe enactment of The so
called suu,rvisors or Election lw. which have since
that time protected tuc rights of ciuzcn' al
fhe polls. Thanks 10 the courage or olr
President in h.s sfalwar vctoe-, the Supr
visor law stu stands. lApranse The c.airmin "i
that Iuvostgafiug Committee WIS son of ONO; and
tonirnt have great pleasure Introducing 20 nav old
-hnoss Judge Lawrence OF Oao. the author and tle
supporter of ire -upc. visor laW.
Judge Lawrence. flN, cner-nf c-ooF.ng man. was
.,.s ,,.,b ,rnu.,,.-ic ,nniau.e when b. arose to
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speak l. flc OF his earnest address ne -a.f.
II rhe question before ns To-day only Affected
1t,fD ISSUES VOL night WEI -etle thc~t
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next Tuesday $3.50 help next wear To- eject D'''ra
STATES senator. Tlen fAe l.rpn' can 'nd fAe Demo-
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fr dish came up m t.nsre-- m uF prominent
Democrats v1.,d Tor Hf n"" ""rA' ' -.A-N'
.r fh. way uf Drmurrauc .ucrcse. fl-Y -r.k
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,r favor of re.umotou bot ha- demanded repea ot
,,, r.rut,p marty upon every great question: Loud