New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
EyTHUSIASM IN TWO CIIiES'
BUSINESS MEMS EVENING MEETING.
LISTENING TO JOSEPH NJ. BARBOUR IN ch'' "''"'-


LISTENING TO JOSEPH NJ. DAHDoo" ''
HALL
r,5or Tho opsn;ces of the Blaine and Logan
nv goods Association meeting was hela ~ o"v mem
HAN last night The rain and the TACT nt "a large an
tired S On, By ,ns would been bat the
audience apg1eciaiiTe ana W"s mentioned
Wam r. Fuller presided. AT no time ]" business
twenty years. he roo said metropolis been thor,
onrh,v aroused TO the Importance o 1,orerninent
in power the party in whose hands '"'
osepb l. BARBOUR of Connecticut the rst con
eycnng was then Of Sons which he conSeTTs s
was justified only when the Object III Of the Nation
T bG ID ,u Of the independent he kene1 @
an old Indian Who when found in ,I lost wiswam lost
9 n here lie took up the question OF SI and
Reform ana showed how much norS Sccn SSmiscred
by the Rcrublieens than .,i by u'0 Of thc
lie exposed the Cor '0al rcfCrm. "Thc air"
he sni rcaounds with their vocerons cries Gus Ui ."
but the sound the alert ear can The face the
face of Jacob but the hands are ,nc manu- do they
More tnan as. o oe ovcrnment pcttagc declaring WIN
Recommendations that there is tremsnonf they yearn
the Treasury hut ENta Z" diminish IT, They stand a. The
door of the National dinng-rooms VIM iirnd IA, the nocs
" o arc which they flourish has civil scrye rv
of ono side hut the Bin OF Fare ~ om Wv v,nrn o the
.,inL to hand organ upon the National paNel ,,.is
,u "p nfor,n not 80 much because they IKE to I
as because of the pennies which they nop' WV
cited tho fate of Senator rcndlcon 9horling proc"
Of the real feeling Of the Democrats 'HWR. twn,d ~
Tvii srr,i"o Ncform" said Nit latnoui ,an
he, shot In "a" '. ",,r ny. dead body, and
now he lies IA hla political grave aud Thurman ,n ~, nv
aud iionlly clap hnuda about ,'o h' Va to Vct
lhcir voices IN tie old pcmoctauo '''"" w Wv
ca was sscne vivid picture ct G Ssr ' twr " four
years Of fasting" would pour "Nr,, w."
Uoyemwe@, wcrs. IT, W SII Sr c"%s and Carl
shnrI inyr said lo the Same effect before li'N
the Republican party was ano'ca MIN rut roSiii"n
the ridiculous Inconsistency o, 'n ihnt the Misses
was depicted with 80 much go"d hnnl"l '' hamcd to
which greeted their nnm,s ' wcr" made to
bear evidence 10 the efficient service lo, ~ S q, Of
Republican party In the a1 s anne sT reluctant Witnesses
were made 10 give good reasons Ioi M me- Then
cratic professions and keeping lntm "" The advantage
followed eloquent dem"hH'ati"h VI ros,'Its which
OF Protection and picture of the ev rcSnmo H,
, srJIIinr attitude of the Democratic party ON
that oncs,ion was then exposed after daSi ne
ne11'oScror resolution" he said 81 am somewhat III
doubt as TO where that party stands IL Is %
luton which hcsitates 10 look you square,! III VIC -,
| HTnt restitution; resolution which reminds
You Of noL the ,oi answer examined by the district
committee TO ascertain her qualifications Was ash a. -
the earth wa. e In ~ some likes it and
likes it fat but teaches it both ways. auGnIer cn
reminds me OF the Hltie OH rn,, Eide foremost and
| started for school, and was soon ater iu,u , in
| mother lifting uP his voice III 1t" r,atf,r
and he replied between his tears; don nte ,
hinrs when I've got 'cm ON can zen "Io, W. -
onms7 -, hnoI mr. coming home. Laughter When /
ATTEMPT to assa it reminded OF the boy wnG WILL
am eir,hant stole his piece of Gingerbread cNciHc
1ii darn vou bcasty elephant; ia get cup.ahd
whack Won ON the head II knew which end yor hGnp
ras II oughicr1 Then, becoming Serious Mt bain.
hnrod nlaniv that free traders all over the cOuhi!
interprocd the resolution favorable to thcir cus
no onnnsiton had only one answer: MullEin anu
FISHER Fisher and Mulligan. ~ remihus nc, Sa'
Mr. Barbour, " OF a nursery rhyme uS'" " i''"' ~
was a child : -. III nathan Corcv.
And now my story j. begun .,.
III tel YOU another about her Dro'heri
And now, my story Il done