New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

EVsrss sr in behalf Of the Brooklyn Young Re-
publican Club In behalf Of this vast % wscome
S"u TO Ills platform We tender you the gratitude Os
citizens who recognize the Ps,r| Mcr Sc the thankful
tributes Republicans to whose party you S a your
been loyal and true but beyond al sneso ho T Know f
Gel thai your eloquent voice has never been cd III u"
unworthy cause. lApplause-I
MR.. EvARTSs ADDRESS.
, There was a hearty and prolonged ontonrs' oi
applause when Mr.. Evarts rose to speak ana !, was
several minutes before he could begin his a""teSs
A ,.ferepcc which he made to Governor Cleveland
was suffered to pass in contemptuons silence. mt
when he brought ont the name Of Mr. Blame the
effect was electric and the building echoed anu
reechoed with rounds of applause and cnthus'astic
cheering. Ii was with only little less applause that
the name of General Logan was received. Wnrh
Mr. Eyarts said that the party which was loyal
rould never lose power he again aroused ms au-
diencs 10 high pitch OF enthusiasm. ..., s
The SPEAKER proceeded to discuss the attitude OF
the two parties at the present time. showing that
the Solid South had 80 votes in the Electoral Col
1ege for the Democratic candidate, wniie dne noPo
lcans must get 20 out of the remaining 2is tn WIN
Mr.. Evarts's references to the preachers, LAWYERS
and DEPENDENTS working to aid the Democratic
party IN putting the soa' in p"snSy WV referred to
the efforts OF Mr. Schuz and Mr. Curtis 10 injuro
Mr.. Blaine.
Mr. CHAIRMAN. FrLLo w-CrrIzESs. AND GENTLEMEN OF
rrir BRooKLYN YoUNG MEMS CLUR; LADIES ASp GEN-
rs club " enlisted fssa G and 1n' Equipped
OF good government. were si DISPOSED 10 nv
and br their credit with their fellcw-citizens
n attracting vast and @ nlsSn @ Hnca nogs in vpr o
the cira and noble party TO which we belong apEanse
aud against that that party part 1 rS"' cons %G soG c f Strength
and activity four years ago and rrnc'I tc ;,
then president my friend your friend an honest men
friend seth Low loud applause une onSsj sn
Without distinction Of National politics it will stand by
III don't know how many are m this great crowd That
did the honor to listen TO me four years ago IA anu n,
quite that not many oi them nave dohc me d IN"
honor to remember what then saa an. anu
certainly clear IN my o,T, own lH nanehicr a
But for myself that have no occasion to & NJ ana
said four years Applause have no occasion TO for
get myself or efcc your minds what then SAID Tor
fear II may comport with my doctrines my Spccon
my duty aud my fidelity 10 that party
TIir PRESENT SITUATION.
And now gentlemen. what is the situation tonight
The situation not of excitement or enthsIasn OF
Temporary and neeting exhlaraiion by the orator OF
from the nearer. Great is this assembly and full rs
ths great building is YOU tonight forming hut one
atom 80 TO speak. of that vast number of our
countrymcn to the If 50o00ooo odd. that are
or cs beauty greater less duty greater or lrs~ love
of country and respect for that great trust that solemn
race il has been felt possible that 800 100000 of men
reaching such an immense spread OF telnioly a
vdesl into many strenuous pursuits :" Iahy cphIi'
tioD- that when the great day OF the Naiioh was ad
share in Determining the councils The purposes ana me
government of their country !AppAnse,l ~ ~ m',h - 'ho
question that it was -four years ago II u, !" ne
considered and di-poscd Of by Intelligent 10y th@u.h,n,
by earnest by stcadfa and courageous men what then
duty Is to-day not to themselves h"hc' :" =" w ~
,nasses that they uay be said To represent ho' tc 70
81, fnr,"dsrs and +" the precious mind Of prov
dcnce. that has made MS what we are lAphhn@e,;l
fervescencc Of that triumph soon subsidies and The strain
l. soon relieved The glory mat s :" s"u,enM % n S.r"
Npon Cleveland or the brilliant, tr rhcl'h'
the successful cause ot James O. Hlne itr'lh'h"S al
for Ga. patriotic -o'r inhn y i'gHn
tgrrat applause aud cheers our Hn~''hii'u ~, IT,
from referring even 10 Thomas \ II nlrck' these
matters will subsle IN the immediate occupation OF
mind and time after the election But Tor oil years at
least. with such trln Of ncN"rable- meNP.'.&" &
l@rhaps-chaiu of consequences, 30 much "i the
nav aam,u.tralien Of S Affairs Will then have been
determined by the ~'udown OF the daV, but q" OYER
We know it will be applause IN The 91n'enanrc OF IN"
aepcil OF the no rpSHpbrcan r pnrty IappIam.e
cheer, JOY strength. COURAGE prosperity. security.
years. lAppausc And IT, on the other hand so great
iomarveons transaction as that The Loyal people OF
against armed rebellion, and its abettors among
those who did not take np M ,d arm, nl ,hd, ~
this strenuous this heroic this courseoIS this success
ernIncnt taken from IT, and that the opposing party
shall get what they could not gain by oar
i i not question Of the triumph Of one party over an
o'hc5 hn, y Is tnS@r OF "TGf T & ,r t%d rc 70 ' the
party and the citizens the population" me Interests the
and ,rosraed And thai will be- done, # done at an by
como idle frivolous disturbance of the true ISSUES
some corruption OF the ,ttenSth 81 our pe3''&, IA ana I &
pre-. ion of the people that shod ana nl-t ana uugh
t. su.tnit. II il that issue II j. due we are defeated
because there i strength enough IN the solid south ana
The cgcrs Of Northern gOn> iht, are sUl,'fNle
them and We lost our honor nor have we
endangered strength. But what shame and what an
arr,w en- into our >uul. with iron. thai the p1s
sious of individuals should really have brought thc
great Republican party even to the very lowe,, o6 ie m
ready 10 admit 10y action II would be an ~
that we hai endowed it with that some OF the ora
tors al the Republican party acung III Nlat lncS ca, car
strength should depart from The Republican party be-,
cause 1t no longer worthy to W.d tne Iowei tha,
That Is the rub Of this thing. Whenever you have dls-
The character the purposes he history Of The grevicns
contests then. indeed. you may feel some lnaihelehce
you may begin to consult whimS ana preferences ana
You may say some people now say party should no,
always lee in power but IN this country thc party !na %
ss loyal Graus ,hal De In power. Applause me
party that raised it, hand against the integrity thc
honor The safety of this country long II main ains
passion It's purposes. unchanged. shall never! nave
posse Ssion Uf this government tAppiaus'l
now THK TWO PARIlrs ARR ARRAYED
And now how the two parties arrsycdi Az they
were four years ago Eight years agol Twelve years
agoi sixteen years ago Twenty years agof Not AN
fota We have an Electoral College counting mp TO
aol votes There fifteen states, with an electoral
vote Of 1913. that. for all purposes OF this election are
non poiticai pcrmeacd by interest whatever In the
pr resent issue Of this country, not the least
IN the prospects of this country. 1heI
are ned together by the past ANA is
rescnimeus. and by the whole purpose OF cluiching
agaln the power that was taken from thcm ny tflun
phsnt wal. iAppiansc) Why, these ip3 votes, tqr an
the purposes of The agitation OF this election mat J. go
ing on N the mind IN The feelings AMI IN the interests Of
tbIs vast contry-h solid sllc mass of lot electoral
votes might lust well DE deposited ~ Foreign phcha
ar The prirne minister of some European nhnnn |
Nbni there fight for n this counirlt While mat
eaie ~ politics and suffrage lasts am against H. Ap
pinu.r don't care who may ptlnirr about Ni VIII |
fnd for breaking that tyranny hi all lhr power
fha, the constitution Of this country gives iAlpauhri
Nhen Inc unrstnn s whether shall break the Solid
south h, iif suffrage the solid south shall break ~
hy ibe suffrage. am on or siie Arlans,e h uohha