New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
yoL.XLiV.. ..No.l3,75S.
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION
. GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN HE 'NAND
OPERA HOUSE.

-, olr,os+ without parallel IN the hls'oIl VI ~
ccnt politics even IN tins ciN u IL.
spaIlv great gatherings. The Irahd O''i'
&c the largest theatre in the city Inc noo ord
pacitv of its audenee-room alone Is o. borr
n vs. filled long before the
was reached when the exercises MIN
Grand ratification had theH and
-, 400 70 coo persons sat upon the s'as'' "i'
+,ice or thrice that number, pressing Ii ,i0"
c,ovFed lobby filed every inch OF lhe SUI 5 .,
o,d svelled the number of persons WHO
I orotorv Of some of the foremost speakers Vi wv
pr.rtIic,n marty to fully 1000 per
.ons Meanwhile thousands hhulnB
tbev could not get within ear-shot OF 'he ~ &c
coutcpted themselves by marching ID anu %.
,b, Lobby behind bands Of music ana theu 80 80
ON the outside for a chance 10 sup - .Lo
Get tt of the least az, eua1
- fortunate others had departed H'''u
- lr,,,pizations came to the meeting III
LID bodies. among them the Ninth Naru ~
g. tb. yonpc Mems Pioneer Blaine ana LoE@
Csa,,a,,, Club OF the XAIih District .no
III = Geary Association ana wv
I,-..l5 Vrigb+s of the Nlllth plS'''o''
rtolo,+.r organization is the McCook haVeIS 20
forroer canvas>es. and the first TO h'roo"'o
foatrre which is 10 restore 20 the pFeSe", 'N"F.
so,ne of the spectacular hulhaucy "lhcu
di.tipgui,h the Presidential canvasses ol '"' pa.
Itsnembers occupied the front seats OIL 'n' p"i
aud their handsome appearance When 'i'' -,
the door was signal for tuAut q. a.
IT, ,-ora white coats with red shields ID lou'
hearing ,be monogram Of Blaine ana Logan
embroidered upon tLem FROM
nj ancient shape white plumes uou1'u
time with the step Of the men and me huS' nv.
tnspired ITS rhythm. The battle-aNeS "n.'n S"rH
carried were surmounted by toTcne'' anu '"0
Igr !
uti+was not only the size OF the gathering
which made 10 remarkable 1t was gathering r'-
,oorLaIle IN character as the appended list ol
names will indicate; it was gathering remaiA@oe
f,r the itch If enthusiasm maintained I'D H. a1u
remarkable for the seriousness with Wulcn
{, directed itself TO the business which II had Id
hand. twasa gathering capable Of approaching
GOOD argumeutative oratory and 1t gotlt.
FEATURES or MR. EVARI~'> SPEECH
Mr. Tvsrts's speech was Characteristic pre-
seut,tou of the issues of the campaign, ana It's
happe,t efforts were in the mingled hnmor anu
seriousness with which ha discussed tho novel point
ical attitude Of the men who Wish ''
rulln Republicans keep outside Of the Demo
cratlc ranks and set support Grover cleveland.
Their desire was tlattle jury IA November should
find srccml yerdiGP ur which provision
could only be made by an amendment To-
the Constitution SD That Democratic
President. having porclaucc been elected by Re-
pubhcan ,o.e- might hold the Government as
receiver under the direction of the k'pu'lcah
,,,r,r H.. .o,..ons in tho Wing part. resulted i1
r,.,,a CARVING every state I'm the Union except
Massachusetts, and Vermont on the ono hand ana
Kentucky and Tennessee 0I the other ami th' 'ul-
come Was the savage crimes oi Kansas 0h'h
loruhcd tlo country. such things might
rome from making pu ouur of Judgment
in tho name off ruuarioucr learning duty and lowe
Of country Euma Clo,to. vbrl ao hal io choose
whether Pie. would follow Fremont ot nl.lntu.
tadi 'Noviul.u our forces g. uo r't'Y Chat
dlcs not ,sU Gao ns a.I Lr'r
stop ~ the uH.u d tho iun.
Following hia vsl,m ho won't N'th buchanan
and followed tAr nt. chat aftUoi tia'f aga ih7i
u.mtssI.y ,uI I.l. 1l tuo Atuon Dying before
the war began, kut, thluo might we'll have
wished that Lo m..At stu m4 p,taIh
rather chan hook at t4a share Aa
had taken iu tho music and t.e dag of Tire
Buchanan Administration. Private Judgment is
r-ut bat it is subject @, lA.iUiAty, aud safety lies
IL Keeping PARTY step.
Mr. Fyart, prescutel the character of the rival
rartie,ln tLe language Of George William Curt,
sd, ~ Clfray,-tha D.,n,rr3t.e p1rtv
one which j. very hungry and
certainly very thirsty. without a single definite
pri1cple without single distinct national policy.
which felI from power q, a conspiracy against
human rights aud now is irving to sneak
back as conspiracy for plundcr aud
spo.s THIS language Mr Eyau- adopted
as his own. and also tie cu'o!y from the
same source Of the Keprbhcan party and urged
that TO a lover of his country the question Of the
candidate was bat as the dust in the balance COM
pared TO the question of the party. lie caused
great deal of IN l~emcut By finding
s,.,... +r flo s.,o1.d I,d.,or1a,t. ,.l.
Ava
wished 70 DC evLI--u' IA .At1 rom tAc
Republican party and seni-attachcl 10 the
U.,,.....i ,,r+,- 11, ,y~. ,olitioal ,,or
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