New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
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BOSTON SPEAKS FOR BLAINE.
A GREAT MEETING IN FREMONT TEMPLE.
THE BUILDING CROWDED WHY SENATOR HoAR
SUPPORTS THE TICKEr-JonN D. LONG LOOKS
FOR VICTORY
nv TELEGRAPH TO the rRrBuNr. I

iBY TELEGRAPH THE rRBUNE.l
BosToN, July l5.-The Republican ratihca-
tion meeting tonight most gratifying success.
in fact a surprise Long before the hour for calling
the meeting to order fremont Temple was filed
from the ground floor to the aiters. The enthusi-
asm wa. unbouuded. Nearly a half hour before tho
meeting was called 70 order the smaller hail in tho
basement was hlled a second meeting was held
there. Hundreds of people went away half an hour
before the speaking began because there was no
room, not even standing room, about the large hall
The appearance of Governor Robinson. who pre-
sided, Mr. Lodge. chairman of the Republican state
Committee Senators Dawes and lioar. Representa-
tives Rice and Ranney was the signal for immense
applause. The meeting was called 20 order by Mr.
Lodge v' aade speech Of great excellence IN
which Ia. declared purpose 10 give the ticket
hearty support. The first mention Of the name Of
Blaine called forth applause winch reminded one Of
the Chicago Convention. the audience in the body Of
the hall rising and cheering The speech of Cow
eruor Robinson was one of great yg'r and power.
lie gave the ticket his hearty Endorsement. His
speech was filed with strong points, and occupied
forty minutes IN delivery. Senator Dawes was
the next speaker. He culog.zed Mr. B.alnes pubic
services. Ex-Rcpresentatiye Grapes speech was
candid and cordial in THE extreme. senator lIoars
criticism of Harvard and President Eliot was
heartily applauded. In some respect, il was tho
noticeable feature Of the evening. RepIes-ntatiyo
Longs speech strong and able
The overflow meeting was a lively affair, Ex-Coi-
iector Beard. Speaker MarGen Major II. II. Brown
and Others making excellent speeches II was Iato
when the speaking ended. Republican, are sur
pri>ed because the notice for the meeting was
limited. and because no special ea1rt made to
get out an audience. They are more than eratifed,
because the meeting shows that in the iauk and iio
of the party there l. the evidence Of strong attach
ment t. the ticket. That is real surprise to those
who had an idea that there is Blame sentiment in
Boston and vicinity The effect OF the meeting
upon the campaign viii be immensely beneficial 10
the Ii ket and to party interests generally
SENATOR HOAR MAKE, A STRONG SPEECH FOR THE
UCKL
Senator George f. Ioars speech is given in part
below:
The first question, compared to which every other s
petty trdu- tnat Of the supremacy OF tue tOus.l.
cannot stand FaucW Hal IN honor when know tha5
10 nav countrymen. do not think NY own rbi 10 voe
tor President j. OF much value the ln ~ Iy chooe
There three states Mississippi. Louisiana and outn
Carolina ID say no.lhS OF olhei- "a "n.' ''9onu ~
vii have relation whatever f0 the WILL o. llrlr peope.
These three states east 26 electoral votes win Virginia
they 40 Now, giving 10 Governor cleveland al tuo
oilr- tld As most enthusiastic supporters IAN onetor
these -taro. vrast4d from their Repu Lean msiort-s
by crime .ud fraud. 10 be counted IN h. .ayor. Ins
ona reform .r " ao votes for Governor cleveland can.
not help -1rect him. lie can only help fo make posi- le
the tuI accomplishment of fhr rrur Ig uhlrh
aaSir n9rY 20 sa prdl 1.p yafr 5ee sEpe .1i mnr o
f. rs known as The Mississippi plan Nocna' ind murder
into their hands and thence orth hc asceule, s nsia
tanned by rhe easier o tissue ballots an tiudn'"ht
-oIfbrrn Democrat m private tie leading lci'crsfio
p,ueis u c.n of these stste' have ualne hve n SUBJ
/ ,I-lr,,'I fi.m a. rcce.si,v Yol iaI u- Do,emsf
Ye' We. ti,t h- 'e'Alhs No. -',''n 'I' ~
ne thst showed be n ostnes h't ha rHId NJ lr'sl.
dent psa .. power v-'ied n hm 'r ih'' f'-'on ~
u Doc aHouII .r.1lo. aa 'n h'ne't aiaH s' u ltI no
me,ri. ne c,ol ~ 30, r..oIs' vots
auutb Hf MssnH anl o.. t'a'a N"e.
of tho Amo'i''n ofsmsa Wels n't a. e't th. ie'ei'
infa "i t a' p". l ''"""wt wiiN ''' N"-' " 'r'lp
,,br, ,.,tin 3D. oI.ut 10 Ga sl,rl4 u, tha insa
who Nuih Ith ilrI hsuls su i ta tl A .u"pa tulesi
snG. sliu unus uam leisure ,u.u.i. rIu..'
uuH Iur Iuti tuI,ru tur r4uuuI Ir.r... IDOL. uHuuri
needed for citizenship, and tur Nrp..., ul-t hiL
urut ou o.laI i.la nIr l-Ie ,aunut Dol. ttt lrpuhn.
i- ruI riu uI1 lr -rrur.i Dos t.r uI.. .'r "i 40
American -.-lr.. Ite prizes col MANY ..'r. ...ult l9
rate- uI r,lGlI-' are ln tIr tlun.Il .te Il
commerce. de'.HIu"d in Great britain M. d' nai pro-
pose to annex American labor to uHt market We pe-
u-te that 1t Hildciou- system ". pHIe' '. finrl os
mat purpose, in- r'-lt can D' .Hd is -r 90 i"l iiat
benefited f-N ucolctic fcuaoui-f-. fr~ college
professors a'd Dc ea .i.S 81 Tue ' "N"rf- 81 pan
titol- iut a'e labor differ vim l. N' l'l"'. t9 do-
b.te hat Question With them anu --e ie verdict oi mo
American people.
KIPaEs MING WHAT IS BEST ~ ANGRcAN LIFE
The Republican party nominated i- c d-dates anI
framed ~ platform. lourlee-ttes in ".t u'r 10 What
they be- ic>cd tAr vl-A of tAeir con-u'l'. Voted ora
distinguished statesman from Vermont EIt sc ara
bound ro SHY that there WIS ucyert l.'ou mads
under c.rc4..-, ,tucr, more entitled to i'- - lie uht
r... vA.c4 .oruery threatened 10 u.l.I~. lha uos
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