New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

S sn mart because some people who have not great
,,b i'm the people imagine that the Democrats are gong
!lect the President. Iaughter.l Now somethhg Is
nnoh is due TO that apprehension II the Demo
rSts- I don't like TO make Hypothetical renarhs "'
c that they could get the control OF the Governen'
1hs country into their hands, when have admns-
tered n four and twenty years III nM, w III,
e1iic criticism, @a into their hands what would happen
Tr thirteen months aud more no business man souu ,e
r,,t would happen when the Congress OF Dcccihpcl,
lSo wH onS Thing would like to say which some of
- have not Thought Of Because of the approximations
" these fty-hvc mill 9ns Of people who suppose that
luscss TO bc bad that laborers are 10 lose enpoy
AZ no more than this reduces his family -
head That l. small thing to d0 p! ~ I
and approaching ~ could not reduce us eNpes,s
Smand for the products of labor Of oooi, year
and that would throw out oil employment -, hot
i ss than a million. aud probably two millions
igsneratvcs in the various branches Of industry and
when they out of employment they haven't he means
20 huv and the consequence Is agin depression OF bus
ness production and all the evils that follow such
with the Republican party with the election Of Blaine
and Logan great demonstration Of applause we know:
every merchant knows. that there will he no change or
system protecting the labor Of The country extending the
arm Of the Government everywhere where the nag hoat
for the protection Of citizens, whether native Dorm
Now. gentlemen, viii leave ycu. believing that the
million voters I'm the state ~ New York Will respond 10
the action the state Of Ohio and that for four years
more the labprng people and the capitalists OF ms
css arc protected by the fostering Of Republican
Government Long continued applause ana cheers LOT
TIE OTHER SPEAKERS.
Mr. Hcrricl then introduced Stewart L. Wood
ford. The excitement had reached so high a pitch
that Mr.. Woodford had some difficulty in getting
the attention of his audience but after the hrstf few
word. he was listened TO with the greatest interest
This Is what he said
Mn Cn.RN,S AND CITIZENS or NV ORR o non u ,'f
bankers aud brokers. when you make ionn' YOU N,"
short time aud no extensions u you VII sa," vicn
YOU make PERMANENT iny cstmcnts you want somching
with good management and mat pays nEuInr ,'iNhIr,
party twcntyiour years ago Are you satisfied Win ihr
management Cries Of " Yes. yes ri Ana do You Ike
gave you free soil and freedom Tor the Territories. In
lsGl we gave YOU victory over rbo mon "hd h- lhh
los al reconstruction. In 1870 We gave You resumption
o. s,,' ply NIX Az t'N' Hca W ANU ,'r
ucnt iciccrs and arpianscl Remember one thing
Whatever fanlt may be charged 10 the Republican
party, the Republican party has never told ne |" lhc
you NAV Judge the dividends OF the future. Cheers,
VIII you sell out your Republican stock Cries OF No
cries of Yes" Men Of NowYork, by The homes Of our
lnhoring men. by the needs OF our children; 10y the
/ beg Ncw-York to lead the Republican column;
YOU led in the sprin- OF lS6l, when wall stree ana
New York state decided that they would maintain the
credit OF the Government, and the Nation accepting your
pledge and relying upon your faith went INTO the tte
have talked as long-fcrics OF "No 20 on" Ny i've
minutes up and promised to stop prolonged al
promised that would not ask an extension Doing
lawyer Ganoi ''l he, lAnShtetl it,' n, II L..
office IN Naust, cannot rcIus" an extension Una, |
The bank officers give nae. lkcncwcd laughter bul
:. nv I i 1yS HIM ~ ~ are ein5 tn ho, Iiine
lChccrS Tor Mt BLAINE Why, the victory of the Kcpnh-
mon WORKING people OF country. ltAcCr-I capital /
take ,lic or Itself bch men can take care o them
abor ,lls cal capital dis Ne are bound ostcr and m
no spirit OF communism, lint with caur, rc-aM for a
ae Of ircc labor In tRelahtof -G6now take, upthcart
't labor, Of the wonrncn Of thc United state and hr
0d- help viii bee true 20 free white labor now u4
We then were to black slave labor Long conuLncd /
Lei he dudc- depart Iaugh,cr.' Lot ne rhareoc.
ifcr the fourth OF November they Will hc "Sutyuu.
Der thcy win believe with he -addnccc- of the oldcn
time, that there Is NO resurrection FOR Free l1lr d.
nocracy Applause and cheers for General NuudnidI /
After the applause which followed Mr. Wood.
ord's address Sherman :. Rogers. who had already
pokon at another stand. Wa. called for. he said;
Flltow-CuIrv-: hovc just spoken my piece at the
Meeting Nopdcr. and q looks from tlc size of hc meeting
ELI, which Win hardly do ycry much bccau-c Win we
,ric You win excuse nc uudcr TIC oifguetau.c Any
n seem. 10 me that there Is one thing may say 90 lon
hat viii hc vor;h yom hearing u $40 happened ra.
ot Whether he revolt Of i-.s wa. ip.,la.hlc
anne. D. Blaine i'm iesi iChacrs for Nr Elaine En,
have made thi- statement simply pr face something
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