New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
MR.. DEPEw AT PRINCETON
.rcr,vrn WITH ENTHUSIASM BY THE STUDENTS
HIS ELOQUENT APPEAL
r,x TEL roRArH To TRIBUNE.l

.rcr,vrn WITH ENTHUSIASM BY THE STUDENTS
HIS ELOQUENT APPEAL
rnv TELEGRAPH To TIE TRrBUNBl
pp,xcrroN. Oct. 14.-Chauncey Dcpew, OF
Eew-York addressed the College Repunh'an .a'f'isn
fauh this evening in University Hall The building was
xyded and the speaker closely followed and almost
constantly applauded Mr. Wye, president OF the c'uo'
presided. and Dr. Cameron. OF the Faculty VINO h''o
duced Mr. Delew, said that he did not think MS Poo"
ms instructor hndercd him from openly declaring MS po
itica opinions Seated the platform were many P'o
fessors both of the college and seminary. MI "
the course of his speech said:
An eminent college president has said that tnere mas
been no time since the war when Young n,a nv Nv" ~
ressni',ic view to present the cultured youth o,
America II is too narrow basis LOT coiis-o ,cn w. -
s,n what on,stions occupied the statesmen ol
the world for the last years, In Germany unity
OF the with Imperialism; IN itaH F r -.
pubcanisn vet attained In Engand the ettehSOn' %
win rcsGiOa' rnssA The trade sfs | interests e
abroad while the United states problems OF far ar
the welfare of mankind been successfully solved
and invariably by the Republican party. pa, Snf
they have been made sharers In political power ana re-
sponsibity and peaceabiy incorporates iito u1
polite The civil has been settled with nd
moderation and mercy The currency has been lup ,
The debt has reduced onehalf credit rcs,oreu, o
secured and the Republic has enjoyed pcinoa p,o
2, naGaraesSh sGnn swSian aceopsheG sS% these
results has surpassed in our history. 10 ae'
and carry through n ,e "Ternwen tbrong
ali hcsc trials demanded the best culture ability
and sensitive honor In the land The broad anu eopre
hensye mind of your president. James McCosh eonld
under circumstances OF eAcihech,i oa,arp
Hon like This which comes to from Harvard nor wi
Harvard herself ndorse the hasty expressions Vi her us
q, yon east This time Your first vote know of no
occasion solemn than this act when the sitc recg
nzes your manhood and in exercising your rights - c
izens become both sovereigns and statesmen For TO
the of influence each determines @ "r % @
- d
to come Upon the baobox as an altar You are wedasn
70 the political psSRs Sos cano S yHr and d all expert
once teaches II may follow the marriage hgure on 'e
side she yS sed ps Ss the Of
the dark ages Of the Republic and her ra,,iion m,na
Hen wedding robes are stained the best blood of the
country poured out to pursue or prevent ne
and accord with patriotism his Requirements and his
aspirations the yonng man who esose& & ner or' wbo
shall deliver me from the body OF this deathf Jap
plausel. ,o.u.r .toras tho
daughter OF Liberty At her touch the shaekle have
fallen the slave by her Inspiration Union ana Free
marched mar By her The hero was p,,R;ic peRR;sioned
and the rebel fors'en aud the and RsPuSe baSus sr
than bears tribute to her genius ihe one
ever. tomorrow and tomorrow sh'i no gr 'ia Rig D
nehcent advance from ycstcriay lApplaus3I bes'ue
s ri"esSnvr Years sad he: Il want to cast
vote before God takes home and n there any lesson
hsys cas Cor Presidents OF the United states. the nine
tocnth and the last Will be given for the RepnD
iicsn party" From this long record, covering tho
most important period OF history, turn back
10 the present, aud hrat vote H. to be thrown
in this wear startling Significance The eldest son o
James A. Garfield becomes of age on NoNciuhcr !
And votes on November 1. with him II memory whch
oyershadows that ballot His father was the typical
American who went from the tOwpath To the plough iOh
The plough the school, from the school 10 the academy
fran The academy the college from the college 10 tho
pr,fossns chair, and honco among the sc oarh of me
fand the citizen whO when the drum beat to arms Dc
Major General. every step made In battle the clilcn
who the call Of civic duty wehi from the school Dou
20 the LcsisIaurc, from the Legislature To Congress-
frotn Congress the chief Magtracy of the nation,
from the Presidency to a martyrs grave IhppHluS'
You and bell We In the dread unknown me loved
ones who gone before hover over and IN number.
less WAYS direct those who lngcr here. aud win thhi
record and The spirit nf his great father behind h thc
sga OF Glriel viii cast his first vote Tor Blame ana Lo-
gao lArplause.l
when MIR Dopcw hnd finished he was chcercd by the |
students At Dr. Cameron's house, where he was enter
stned an informal reception given him.