New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
AT WALL AND WILLIAM STREETS.
4 GREAT THRONG ADDRESSED BY SENATOR iIAWLEf
AND ALEXANDER SULLIVAN.

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The stand erected at the southeast corner OF
William aud Wall Sta packed solidly with
members of the different exchanges and represents
tive business men, The Lower Wall Street Mcr-
chants Blaine and Logan Club. the Ncw-lork iro-
duce and Maritime Exchange Blaine aud Logan
! Club the New-York Cotton Exchange Club. the
Ncyy-York Mining stock Exchange Club. the New
York Petroleum Exchange and stock Board cub
the West Side Merchants Club and the New-lork
Jcwcilcrj Club passed in review before this stand
mud were ,ulhusias' icaliy received. The crowd
was great and was packed solidly IN the
streets. Those who were too far from
the stand 10 hear the speeches. organized inn
promptu meetings, and ringing cheers Tor Blame
! and Logan were frequently heard III The outskirts
| of the crowd. \ man near the stand ~ a hlur
| jumper shouted: " Three cheers ior Cleveland 10
! which he alone responded cheer Immediately
| followed for Blaine and Logan that continued for
about minnie; and SCENE to rock me Hank on
| tons. large number of old soldiers were present
and they made the Telkin ring for h.agN JaoS,
| Cleveland A luSty voice responded; I'll bet
$1,000 YOU can't pick ont ten Cleveland men here.
The Cleveland man sank into oblivion.
| NJ. G. II. Borden called the meeting 70 order and
| nominated William BOwd for chairman. He vas
! elected unanimously, and chcercd as he stepped 70
/ object that had called the representa-
| tive business men of New-York Eity
| confidence in the integrity of Mr. Blaine and to
show that IL was 10 the interest Of the business
| community that heshould be triumphantly elected.
He introduced as the frs speaker Senator Joseph
H. Hawley, VINO was received with dcafrnlng
cheers, which were continued IN spite of hl' Efforts
10 check them, until some one shouted Let hear
from the gallant General, when quiet was restored
SPEECH OF SENATOR HAWLEY.
Senator lIawlcy spoke eloqueutly follows, and
was frequently interrupted by the heartiest ap-
plau,c:
FELLOW CnzlN,: lam reminded OF what the Apos !
l' i'! sun OH 90 "','il'u 10 l.l-'ll u"
Eleven do'. aeo meeting assembled 900 his vcimty-a
mr ns in honor of the prmocrtic rariy-a party that
m" ,,, I', f .'' rr"rt I" '''D ,
hell hcic tlr week. h tore last tlud lu a these cn- /
uuu- NOT one word of faction cNutiio over the
iad u t,c r Work = ne a.t tvcuts thrcc year. n"t
word about The restitution OF slavery about The sup
aitir. tue u..o.liHeof ,ro1t loan. ne wonderful
pre-, lnl on OF iln, lg1'l"i iur mu''.'i. ,ma,i
iHlion OF the National cr it, nothing about tAo c-lh
a5 ,,' nc rr S"' N1t,onI bna,a't. "' '.om
or tlo Sito,al cnrgn'yj nothing v..tctcr
cc'di1p ,C,t, in i rctri. to como Nth G
time since thc worldbc-Ii. iAplau-cl
I'cE OF NAruE TOR DEMOCRATIC ApDGEssrs.
Tho Inference L irc flhc tlat tc party had 30 share
r Bat work of u'i. thaI amy iu. right 20 bc proud
tlIy. ou- plry - j. which Sims deserts a it record
which passes los every eminent who, n tho senate
me Hou-e ~ Repre- cutatgc. anywhere cisc ~
-id wa- compelled 20 be tle champion o. i's now dos
p.d course. Ip'icofc only ESQ thcinc in Oh, long ad
dresses ~ ail. in n ou tf -ic one i-. Che lrl'inn
an' defamation Of tac Republican candidate for Ile.i
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a- an compelled 90 say OF cr,ry orator tiat -.de.
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'7 81 '"' ''""- INSTITUTIONS 81" t'h,i" 90 lLt tnuA
ID ct thr st I4- banks tho private and rtt Of la
At clurtht- Applause d. .Vt That nn government
Will -,l was ever better srrNrd-I hcryr that o
eminent Wa- ever 30 We'll served Itret auplu.r r
hl OF Democratic Admin IrAfIun did ur last Dc
BOO charge OF tho finances of Tie country | sutu-t Ut
ali wealth, bankers here laughter and 20 adj 81
fcss ms s1ll to that subject. lon- quote g.
IA. nglre- bat VIII give yo YfIl hIcl statement of .
finances OF the when they turned over "
~ the close Of Tie very last Democratic Administer