New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

listeners can do justice to- One OF the
best OF them was last nights meeting at
Cooper Union, at which the independent he
publican element was largely Represented
President Seelye, Charles Francis Adams Jr''
Wayne MacVelgh, and Brayton Ives SPOKE
AID their speeches are reported eise"hei''
To-nlght Chauncey NJ. Dcpew VIII speak al
Chckcring Hall before the Republican Cen
tlal Campaign Club.
Yc.terday's meeting of business men in
Wa }-st. was probably the largest and most
c!rnc,t public meeting held on the historic
..rounu in front of the Sui Treasury since the
War or the Union. Indeed, 1t may well be
q eStloucd whether even the great meetings
90 wa' times exec led il, inaSmuch as every
available mch of space was titled. Large dele
cations OF business IN u marched rom various
pats # the city to the meeting, aId
re gathering WAS. ln all, most Impressive
,ne C,ion,l | ecr>oils sp, ech. of wnich we
We = fu ! report, NaS received with great
cnt.u,lasm. ! he whole demonstration was
b. CHI cCntrist to The re0nl appearance oil
Mr. Argut b moni ana - battalion cotton
brokers who tn,G to make "a show o. strength
IN the CONNIE cia' world 70: the highly de-
,rno.', Island.
VIII IN. II. Wlchlum. once Mayor OF New
Yu... II 5 al ,ay, been q counted ly g0od
.,mocr.t, AID NJ. WIcAham signs the can
for .ne nUn-parti> II meeting tO-Wght at
Cooper lnsutute, to drcl rc that there shall
b, "no dic.atnr ~ New York." and hat We
shah have "n0u->ec.au II pubic scnooIs.'
ttt.t. - iYlt,
IS so been regarded ~ ~tcadvgolng
Demccr t, and Mr.. tlavcncy + s'ens the 7ainr
cu ! H. vor of the e c'l'n o. NHilam D'wd
aS Vi yr. George W. Q linl rl Allied l..
Ackcr,. lsS.u Engs, a. d O.hcr WcI-kno"n
Democrats lake pant ~ lh> protest. Let M
~ etibg be the emphatic dc.lJiatlOn of the
WI. o, the ci.iz,ns Of N.w-l 0rh. without re-
gald 60 diff rr.cCs of OpiArUn II National
ISSUES that u j 4.l. >crt sntil uo' 8 asp tire p
f,urtls of the votes IN The bon, " lcii d.
cid.s the apportorm 1T OF the puh lc school
fund>.
The lush aguati,u continues to assume a
.-eIav,r atI,t daily. Ar. Panel has
ANSWERED tic threatened prosecutions by
u~un. lan-u re Anich implies that he
woud recommend a'mei ioirc If h.
!Aunsht 1t bad IAN ia nee Of success.
TIE B lHsl ,vrrnm mt s.nl apparently
i.,,iaje> eth r. to "nip 0y co".cioI or con
CHA, .on. Pan ic opinion J. E'g ani fay Is
harsh meas Tres, bat ia. Cor ryl lvcs. who
urc me most cnn0roIs for jn:r course, would
ne he first 20 rcjuicc al scru" the GN 20
met invp,ycd j. tn pclpirYiti's which at
4nl STAT rrilis N Leland Il would
tend 20 r,udc the stnllon clearer Il Mr.
G..d stone WoIld sly Wdt rrm,di.', u any,
, IA, Intends to propos iOr lhc irsA ii yaac. s..
Il /. p.ohaoic that he l. Mt altogether
/ .s. Sc 20 such agit,uo as VII Pve hS p1I'y
iu.t leas, fpr msulutin@ uiral reforms.
We commend to those y mocrara who are still
prepared - vote for Mr.. Grace for Mayor
of Newly rk b cause hr received the
u0nna ion of his putty. tie add tond tie 3
respecting lis record preSenc elsewhere We
br.. them especially 10 read th' only d fence
which has vet uc.n maze to TIE IrrBUNEs
cnarge,-the letter from NJ, Codd"rt. II tins
ls the best answer Mr. G,ac, cn maxi,
! IT would have been better not TO have
answered at all We b,g them also to
read the letter of the Blush Wee
Con>ul at Call o, now Consul, and notice
his accoan. Of the relations Of Nh. Gracc',
L;0tacr and partner 10 certain corrupt
transactions there. LASTLY, We be- th,m 10
q serve and poDdcr the declaration Il
MIR. John ;. T,pp1n, V'ce-Prcslicnt ot
the Uuiol MumIl Marine Insurance Company,
that TuE TRIBUSE's statements concern
lIug Mr. Gree have be u well within the tuli.
Mr.. Ta,pau had of ia knowledge OF iIr.
Glace's transactions at that ume and evi-
d,rtly does not think Mr. Grace fit to bt
Mayor of Ncw-YoIk. WAat do tie honest