New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
Mass MEETING IN THE ACADEMY.

| A Republican mass meeting III 'ne A'"i'i"1 VI"
Music Brooklyn. last night listened TO speeches. oy
Demas Strong, Senator Warner Miller aud Maluu
I. Townsend. OF Rensselaer, County. The audience
was sufficiently large TO crowd the hall, and
sufficiently varied IN political sentiment TO applaud
the name Of Judge Foleer and to cheer every mem
ton Of Governor Cornell and Samuel J. Tilden. The
remarks of the speakers were received frequently
with expressions OF appreciation. but therr was little
enthusiasm. A large portrait of Judge toger hung
over the stage and the stage boxes were Orhd-
mented with flags. The usual iormaiites OF i.''
of vice-presdents and set of resolutions "oIe JIG
| pensed with. ConternO's band entertainer INC
| audience. which was remarkably early II assel1
! bling for more than half an hour before O'CLOCK
! when the meeting was called to order Among 'lI9
! host known men on the stage were Edward H.
/ hobbs. candidate for Surrogate ex-Aderlhan Al
mott Albert Daggett. John A. Nichols, j. j. Sha"-
well Health Commissioner Raymond Alderman
Baird. Federal Marshal Harlow, and PetT W. Us
| trander
| Ar the suggestion Of W. II. Leaycraft, chairman
of the Campaign Committee, Demas Strong was
made chairman of the meeting In accepting the
chair MIR Strong delivered a speech III which ne
argued against the laying aside of the Republican
organization. As the hCuT o. conHcI 3ppioa0 ~
ne said il becomes evident That the people
have laid aside some extent their personal Ieei-
ing aud are mdrSDaIng tneIr forces ana Dehhlns
~ to T.OI q
Toe OId Guard had been called on ana WIN Iueii
the Young kepuUucaus and 10 this TACT he ascrlOed
his choice as chairman OF the meeting. lie lIus tu
that he would never be too old 10 remember ma Ne
was Republican. " On TINS cry OF traud from
Democratic politicians and Democratic editors
turn my DaeN wlIn scorn and INDIGNATION. No par
ucldai weapon stains my nand, ana ii Uhe glorious
old Republican parry Is stricken 10 the z ould, l
will not IA Brutus." In conclusion ne euioSizeu
Judge Foyer
the nrst speaker OF the evening lie was received
with applause ana sad
MIR CHAIRMAN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Those who
would enjoy priVIicge Oh sensOgernment mLs taAe
on themselves aud Dear me olIueass and
duties whcn 20 Win sell SoyeFHini nl, , anu
tuau for aud every voter to sean the records or
ma " i,n,rd parties and tue records indl-
da e. ana uhbHsed, intelligent, uup4r-
It's m dec sOn WIlcA lie Wild give his vote IL GAS
campa,gu we are called Occde very Inn
porIiut Que,.iUns. Inc urst OF tuese questions Is
wAo snail be the next Governor OF tAIs STATE
tin nex 10 wnIcn OF &c two great political partie' We
viii ult a. tAc varied IN or Expire
at. all tue comm rel indus rial Interests o ms
.rcat city, metropolis ~ tne er end o. the 1rd-e
al the great ci,Ics from Lere u baHal we az
asked 70 wncn party suil De conml..cd t9e 20
10 NIKE auu unnaAe cy charters ana gu Ia!ueo4 MS
WnIcA wO great parties sIah continue the .czlsi-
uou or tne NduOn. 1 Alow OF no deter way ny wu'ch
20 Jodg' oI what parry VII 10 iu 'H t 'u,u' 'i
looK upon what il uis dOne lu me past a.
pl,use IIat Orns hne things; ley
maze 1ne reading and hold out the promlse,,
o.. weustlDu-ncu reputation iOr robrety, parodsti
ana government ought 10 90 Iurther tI4h mere
LEI Ms look at rne records Of the parties in -are
Il N.il4D
lie oe,. l,t " near cJnuuuA ~ IrJn our opponents
lAaC OuSut 70 let me dehd pas DuIJ
so m a measure. viii not NJ recouections Of tue
war ana what was ne a NtGdc 0l the DtluocIaut
parry It- OutOrcaB an during Rrca art oi IT, Lev
Us oOk rllher al me record ia ms slae' anu
nlth IcUS. You WlI remember tIaI Ia t-at
aud aduJJeu 20 huye Deen NOS. s,upen"ods
fraud BuI JuaJ pass. We submitted 20 IT, aAu Wal
) nJe during years The Legislature al A.
Dauy VS. ueD4ucled jIGS We're d.Oaaed a-d tleir
I ~ .t.t.. .f tslFl H. On a. ft.f
rI1u, UOUJUU l. you remember t.ese things you can
no. rcneuOcr tnem Wtn same Never IL tle MS
url government since free government De-dA'
go" o. .nltu am now -peaalng. / noia
! on the escutcneOn OF tine kepuhlc,u
Marty put beside II tnere Is white one. The cpuDuca1
parry mad uOncs U-e manhood ana the u.a-e 20
pose ru noid Cne perpetrators up 10 re poAa4-
ol.i., auu punishment. Bu1 % Ie.uru Ihe people got
sr0Ised ana paced III the UuDcrnatonal cnalr
taaC great P.Jno5 General Dix. lApplaus,l
of f a9 state what ma be h1d Nine IIo1s Of ,1e
suAlng und hal been stolen, taken itom the treasury
N defiance Oh the Las" a. e IL deIAAce OF TIE eoAS'u
ton. What id General DlA Dol Lc sent Inessa-c 20
Legislature AAylsAs tAel oi t-e CONDITION vi aHar7
and recomneuulng thdt 7prcid IaA Dc IeNet Ju re-
pace sinkng iund lac TAX was levied
and We pali D1s.de over 9IJ'VVI'VJV Oh We Dolhy
It0t linen c.Inc Into pO"cr -auIrI y. Ildrn. Pro
onged iLaase anu AIsscsl Mr. C-aillna- Aear 0oth
crcrs ana usors, dAd tHa expresses ieeisely the CON
dllou OF the democratic party ever SINCE 1lr Iloen
uisslng Ann, ana tue DINER smau
pArt las bee. cheering 1 sat IN the Legislature
cans Or Democrats VIII say la hs almlnis, raCOu
Was 10 u wnoe q reIo-m administration. NIL hot
done. lie Was Succeeded by Lucius kooinson
a4 iT5 wa, s to- 20 out Of 'S Sxce fney See s
away rUm he hesn-poos for three years. IAen Tan
many IL a-ai4 ahd tne reform, when Iuden III
.uEIra.rd Went cut al ,lle same time.
DArl1g past years republicans nave been
II uum OF and nat usls been rec rII Charitable
Itous OF the State nave be. uagrd VITA
gIca economy as during these three years. inc
p, IstItu IOus nav uWa,s been sOIIc- Of gIcl.
l.. uHN4 ~ Ii
been brought 10 DE not only soL-sus lal-ns Dut
tue last quarterly report SLOWS tuat tine
have q surplus to tie state, tAlus
W4ch uas never before happened IN Ncw-NorA. Inc
Lille canals Inc most Ah 'ftAh' cAh4 IL me "o ~ mex
cueA DulInE Tue DIST year IL was u4.lAi dhCd
less cost tAan any yer SINCE 1871
and there we're more Gays ana Drt,ef i'll
lor navigation than any year snce lts
tAan At LAS Deen Tor twenty hVe years besi"e7 Toes
great coulp snuent nOho vi the great ners- Oi inc
nave DEAN overlooked. no portion % !, heScc,ed
VIII anyone tneh Tell Inc any Reason lor uAldI1- lese
interests Win lh!s record over 10 tue Democratic pd
NJ Miller tnen reviewed the record OF the Re
puuucan and democratic parties on the y adOAuI
dues IONS Of finance and farm at length, ana after
cOucludlns TINS division Ot MS speech ne pronounced
III t4vOr OF Tree canals and D1vn service heforn.
NO euIOgy from MN, he said IN conclusion, was
necued iOr Judge Roger ana he would make Lone,
but uc denied mat duy tnDg mad ocCurrel al SARA
tOga 70 ab5Oive Hepubilcans from allegiance 10
tAcu party II tAeIe Is hOLhlus Ia Tue parry no"
except the QuesuOu WUU snail noid once.
II pr ipies have departed, then l agree tnac II
makes no difference Tor won You NOtc. Dut We
are not Young Tor men OuIy, DuJ also Tor PinC-
pIes. No proposes 10 sustain any irduu or cor
ruptlou, but come up here Win TIC
DHtt.c UefOTe us and | know Oh no reason why l
should turn my back on The Republican party.
sank your grievances, sink y0ur differences IL you
have them, and co .e up ana >ust IT,
AIT townsend by Numerous anecdotes and a
drOu and unctuous style Of deuvery and
gesture kept the aallence IN good
nIInOr during his remarks, though the time was
nearly IL O'Clock. tie SAID M, race was almost
run ana he wanted to ole Carried RepuDncan. ne
kurw Garfield from 1856 he came from the speak
erJs colege Garfield was a man VINO loved his
country ana his party; he never betrayed The
first rOr apandOuel The second. There 100 we e
ms principles he believed IL the Republicans. The
a a. n Miller