New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
pJySJNESS MEN IN EARNEST.
. GREAT MEETING IN CHlCKERING HALL.


o'clock for gathering comp posed in the man u luz,
- nv, ro.,,, ,,ro,c1 however. that they hau ho'
,~o,cs.i,oa,ed thee enthusiasm for the hep"""O""
a,latc among those who represent the wa 81 49,,
Interests Of the city. By hai'p"S' o. -
s,oaly down-nour OF rain the '"'N -, q,
was hacked A. full ~ II would h'i" VIM -.
an, IN ,d tbe Gallery were nearly hlcd WIN an inP'
-. ,.,yrd The presence OF a large proportion oi
-, was uoticeablc il was just as noticeahc' no."
-, n AT they were the only non-No'efs III 'he nan.
sioritv ~ the present showed ny 'heH elINe''u
pvc,inc locks that this was only one Iiesiue""''
c,,pa.n out of many in which they had par'ici'''"
- thcir dress and department sho"'u
% as clearly that they belonged 10 the
mos, r,spectcd portion Of the business community
Admission "a the meeting gained by ticket alone 80
that The filing up of the seats which were reservoir anu
numbered took up much time and taxed the lew usher
in attendance TO the utmost Shortly before o'clock
however the seats were thrown open 10 all anu ""
minutes afterward the hall was well filled
Among those present were the Rev Dr thomas ni'li
aco r Cornell J. NJ Hazeltine. General Lloyd ASlhl-
wall Henry Wilson. John NJ Burt Dr Charir-
pr,cc Arson G. McCOok. Peter j. stnyveSsh''
General George W. Palmer. Leonard hShel
fine Charles Watrous Charles L. Mamerre'
~ IT ZOO 4 II Uovt. D. H. Gndersleevc, y. G. Bsrger
Coor,c Forrescr W p EsterbroOk. > T. Frazer David
PEAR. Monmouth b. Wilson. I. I. Barr, NJ Mliken
Ethan Allen Hugh Douglass. the Rev. g. H. """n''iN
Charles Irving J. W Pltncy. Abraham UndorhiI d -
Vrav Richard Mccormick J. ID. Oitiweli j. A stewart
Nehemiah Anderson. Thomas T. Cooper j B. hiif'oi L.
IL Ammidown, and Rabbi Browne ..
When senator sherman walked on the PLATFORM noco
,ani.a nv William NJ Evarts General Fremont anu
1,n,mn r. M.nierre thu audience burst into roar VI
applause. and three hearty cheer, WI 6,,tr Oh ar
,m,I Of The Republicsn Central Union. introduced -
Manierrc the chairman 81 the aiterol' ~ s',
1h iienre had gathered at an unusual hour ioi pun
liz meeting bear witness 70 The INTEGRITY VI Jan
Blaine Cheers Thro cheers thrice repearea %d'e
.ia,
,nent- Mr. Manierre sail that later IN we eNenins
ne wond have The honor ana t rSer Serame desfening
The ecreaT5 read the N most of the Prominent
business men OF the city.
SENATOR sHrRMANs ADDRESS
Senator Sherman then introduced ana was ne''i'e'
witt loud burst of applause which continued iof sew
eral minutes After three cheers hal been gwen io num-
he advanced the front OF the platform ahi s'"ou ee''
with his and resting the reading desk He spoke III
part IS foowsi ,,,
P,Jow CTIzrssi I was invited by the ispnhlioai
stiona Committee O. send ieN dh,s 10 ArN -Lhsan
d., Nlano ana Loo 10 aud ihe hrlnhiloan uehet hui
ma II S,s useiess rouble Tot halne Ia here hlnsrl
N rtn nudge anythihg nom wat nave honu nh
,nrn fall a. CAokerlHg Hall, ynn nave az i.ahr nr
SON minds already inh ha'n hn' "n'i h'"e Wy Mn
,unds. hni tuu aIt lu lead baihtsi Nhh nav. u'NtN
thr oA sutul ~ Tho bDs ~ blnn, and 80 marching o.
NbnlhsT N rains ~ moi one ol llr h' hhhA W. lf''
,an,nss Ia thai Tho ehnsnu radnis " ln l'nrnnoai
,art, hn,o moi hron affad lo MA with tho people al
IT, state ihef uplnlanH op rtnii question: -, p '.N
anil
10 have not oh hn beware Of the tain ~ Nrw l"ih
Loon oui iof ~ John ~ The Wcsl bat ~ hh,e sten
inn9ns'o nS the Ucpubcsn National convention aud
have aaid 10 them 90 lirsh VIZ enln, N,
pntir hss with pride aud hope slid iudar uA Wy VIVA
~ hive done IN ile past. az hG ne, gy'"Ps S S ~,
tho honor strength ana wea "a ~ or cnuh'il. l"l
have heard the speeches o. blaine nnd LoInn
Ynu have seen Binne himself here ~ living moving
presence You know ~" past. ON Tuesday tol Ancil-
can citizens are 10 choose your chleI hFm,,, IVY. NV,
40 gpu -
srnfivc aud Legislative branch ~ the Government fo9
oe to ctoose lctween the living progressive. bold and
patriotic Rel ubicm party and the dormant enh.cu
~, ,i,n1 hy ~ embrace with slavery aud when old
J,nts,n notrotisn wns lost In It's sympathy with re
iellinn you have 10 choose between Blaine ana Nio'o
iond fnr President Of the United States.
see Won have made up your mind alrea ~. need
eav no more. bat not 20 retreat too lheliy iI" 3o"
frrnlv presence will state of the issues ana in
cineuts ~ canvass Remarkable N many resi- ects No
doubt your attention was called TO he oo1ci sgVt"
want n make our state the battle ground OF this political
cor'c.i because white knew II was Thoroughly IKE,
Juhicln Ia National issues, II was nVls1 on , ,rta
Issues upon which the I,epuhicln party hnl peen ,WoS
defeated The Con.ttron OF ohio howe, pr" prov a,
tor the election 81 Members OF congress III Vc,.
W determined make the contest uron thc National
- meet bot vecr rafiie- well disciplined casting T-5ooo
tp'cs and v he followed next "eE Nnh u.ir W ~ ~,
ro local lssies to lis ufh n 10y majority 81 more tbah
10000 fni Blaine anI Logon ...,.
1h, bo1si ~ the penoouiic politicians s thnt "hnl
,t., tipiuus the tni. n the South assured fr the
Democratic clndIni.s 4 Is s" assH11l as we wen
tn1f Dog iQrcc nna i1u m1'r .h'n.in' ''in , ivy a.
iasnl unn the inrit lsri number nl fu'' gives w
r'airs li ihp ruau"'fmfi Nn %, slntrs rlo , rnu"'
t , II, ,ha i.., ,, ,,,.i.s o t.tri,t ..r.u tut,.
r,s,, Zoo itao thu,usn CO. if.ainIu f tHr nprts pii
Va. ttDutt .sp,pn taias. 81 rt,nirl fun tNr l.t
t@' d r .',,n 'A1 49,. w. 'a ols.' oGe toi'rd
ADD uIt na ,uins go nssuipn hH uutrtn" ilr''lmI
a0i ai i.,f want aip ihrfui.s "f ts llaat,in a''"
Aee 5000 ,ni ona go t,n aiiunu. states 'it 81"
tlilUt iNd AuIriuth hI il lftlif" 40 'hn t''i ''l
Nu tou uaoamn tonlr' i' inn n'hd 7.HiD ''''. ''
ed knu ltlalt lulItt Nlih ihr ialInN' rfnlN'
0i tlu fHtn in o'rlidnNms d" lhr CO., nl h'' ~"
'sI.. nd arr d.s-ai-ned elii the hepnlio"n n'"n'-
tun WHOM you had t'r power lo hria,l ,.,, .,., a.,
s,yt. 10 iuai ifDo,crn6r C.eyeant should ho e.rr'i
by t' ronllnod Nlr oi llr 7,l'n ,,,n I A., NH M
placed under the control and power OF t-e men IA
flngI to break up the Iuon bN var Wo'c hl'is "l ~"
ton,ti,i,n Of lie Unilod states WON'T not ALLOW Tine
National Government leo give You cilhcr sunni cur
rucy or lgn pubic circuit oi lin '@"' ,'l' t rro
io,lor. tsueit by join G Calhoun ana firmly implanted
a. Inc whole ~ stem OF Government wall bee destroy ed
AMI anarchy and revolution VIII surely follow
1IIE BUSINESS OF I'M NATION.
So now in this contest the Of the Republican
party is the only means by Which the protection Of
American labor and TIE diversity Of our industries can
be secured.
til 10 tie question, Of debt currency. and tarii that
viii now 10 cal yonr attention shall the public
r-rt ana onf CURRENCY ami our tarf Gee tiIkcscd
with aud changed - sun The lIcNalhs A'uoh' IL NC
democratic 2a-fl Tie in'e--t : the public d"p II 30
reduced br rcfuling a. q part ~ fhe Icy That
tie United States + enabled r.w TO Lorrow monel
cheaper than any ~ ia Tie world NJ nation hot
even Great Britain. thc e ~ ALL Las ever been e io
borrow money az par az three per cent interest per
Iun.in and no nation has ever undertaken wiat las
leon successfully accomplished IN Doe United states.
thc prompt re- ucton OF both prncp and interest oi Ae
public debt and the ad yauce OF our NatiOnd! credit 10 lis
present condition.
paper money has been constantly to subject 81
attack and misrC presentation and j. liable tie Demo
attain powcr 70 ue entirely frit cred aud tie
whole basis aud fucrum OF paper money VIII thu he
DESTROYED MI. hendricks. me Democratic candil late
Tor Vice President has especially made u the subject OF
assault nrst by misrepresentation which I have the
Charity 90 suppose from Ais ignorance Of the nature
and character OF this reserve You know the truth
and il appears from statement ! hold IN ny hand
signed L. Myluan Treasurer OF the CntCd States
made uU the first day OF this mOnthtAat el2O $780,
GOO ~ This gold IN the Treasury deposited by