New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT.

wIrIIaNsBURG's LOYALTY TESTED AND FOUND
sTANCH-A GREAT CoNCOCRsr ~ THE SQUARE.
The enthusiasm Of the Republicans OF Williams
burg would seem to be of that quality which moth
ing can danpen 1t tried last night in n
deinge Of rain and stood tho test. 4
platform was erected abolt the fountain at Broad
way and Fourtn-st. By the Young Republican Club
OF Broohlyn aud n notice hung upon it in these
words: Blaine will positively be here tonight"
He was expected to be present ut o'clock but a.
early as $50 a crowd began to gather which grad
ually filled tho space around the stand in
Broadway Fourth and South Sixth sts until by \
O'Clock thousands Of people were whiting for the
speaking to begin. They kent Themselves warm by
shouting Bane--Blaine james g. Blame - and
the various Republican catchWoTds of tine cam
dalgn Tie enthusiasm was mbonnd-d aud
broke forth upon every provocarion
shortly after O'Clock John II. bingham. of the
Executive Committee of the Young Republican
Club. called for order aud Introduced Bernard Pc
tiers Editor of The BroDlign Times. as the chairman
of the meeting. Mr. Peters male brief speech.
which was freqnSyntly ,lnterrnPie eel wi, Win
the next hrec-quarters of IN hour Won Will see the
next President of the United States, James q.
Blame" the immense audience gave forth TIE
mcnlous shout which was repeated again and again.
The first speaker was eX-District Attorney :. Is
Morris, who said: Although have for lifetime
been Democrat. | stand here Ia advocate the
| believe tia, n would re calamity 90 ms
country to elect Clover Clevcland' The reason
lac nave for his tOilr-c was the necessity Oi project
ina American industries. lie WA iuowei
Inv silas h. butcher, who spoke
until the arrival oi Mr. Blaine.
1nr ItAprR WELCOMED VIM sHurts.
AZ p1p o'clock while Mr. Butcher was Htil
speaLine the sonuds of carriage wheels was Heard
n lnntth-sL aud with shuuts of " Here
lac ,omea" loie's llnihe," md loud
aud .nniinunna phrpta the liuns fuah,d ~ Fourth
st T., tirnl tho luhUpf lhuy surrounded the oii-
maze nnd followed lusn hsaihat ", ga " WhHHluWh
niIntrd thfnnnh the crowds ~ iiunl iu the atrpi
tnadinp an e. tho pnifnfm, An Mt, lllhnn htnrped
urnp no plnttntin accompanied by Mt WI
i,i,,, prrsi,unt oi tho iuuha hnpnllcah tlhi,
Ln V,,, uosfod With ~ HtuiA oi applause, when
un,llV rubsidnd aud hush tell npon The people 40
thry Chased Their umbrellas ana stood WIN hp,
turned eager faces waiting Ia hear the W"idn "i
Americas greatest statesman, MI blalho Was IN
tfoduced by Mr. i'eteis. Tie said :
GEsIIgMEN: IL evidently takes pretty severe ram
storm This wear ~ dainpcn tho atlof ot h'luhl'"hs
thccrs and tho fact oi your coming ou on an ''ohb
OF is character h the best possible proof oi your cl
sias and devotion u the cause 1t Is the cause OF wen
paid American labor against the poorly pald lhp'r
abroad II Of the who need tho Snoo"i
ing protection o the Tarn Chccrsl II r. the caao ol
the sweat of their faces. II is the cause OF
the who represent the bone aud nsce ana sine" 81
this great country and upon whose Intelligence aud wen
directed Labor tho pIogoss Of the Republican party do
ponds.
The beginning and tho ending Of all just law IA that
every shall have fair days for fair day.
work. IGrcat appiause.l Aud call w bear