The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
POLITICAL POINTERS.
FoRAKERAr MADISON souARE:
ne Tells the New York Republicans
What They Must Do, aud How
They Did 1t In Ohio--vsry De-
nunclatory Of the DEM
ocrats. as Usual.

Foraker at Madison square Garden.
NEW York, o,t. 23.--Madison Square
Garden was filed to suffocatlon to.
night at the first Republican ,usss
meeting held In this city to endorse the
state ticket. From an earlv honr
CROWDS began to pour Into the hall.
anu AZ the hour the nesting opened
l9ily 500 persons were present. amons
Them large number OF ladieS.
Among the vice.presidents on the prO,
sramme were ex-Presidsnt Arthur.
Sshator Eyarts, Senator Warner MI.
,sr,Aionao B.Cornell, John Jabob Astor.
=. Pierrepont Morgan, Cnanney N.
Dspew, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Edward
lrrisrrepont and nearly 100 others,
tne platform was crowded with men
eminent In thu Republican psrtv.
ava among Others were 10.
sepn n; Choate, Governor
George +. Edmunds, James n 'T. uasr
Ira Davenport, Cornelius D. RII RIis.
and others. Mr.. Bliss caliAd
tho meeting TO order and
nominated Joseph II. Chostc far
chairman. After some Introductory
remarks by the ohairmax and
the sppointmons OF long I'M
OF vlce'presidents, resolutions ar-
proving OF the platform 81
the Saratoga convention, and pledr.
Ing the support Of NIL Republicans 70
the state ticket, were adopted. The
chairman then introduced
6ovERN0R-HLECT FoRAKER,
VINO, AFTER few Introductory plaas-
antrles gardinw his surroundings,
said: "In fact I am not
concerned Ia your matters Of local
character, but share tho great ersti.
tication OF the Republicans al the
whole United States that tho chsrao.
Tor OF your candidate for goyernor
isof the highest order, ma.es him
worthy OF the Republican party. Ev.
cry man who wants rstorm
Will come out on November 5
to tho support OF Ira Dayenport
ana dsnsral Carr. We have had ylo.
tory IN Ohio and l will tell you
why we won that victory. Be-
cause tho Ohio Republicans
determined that they would
plant themselves on platform that
gave expression to sound Republican
doctrine. When the Republicans
| Went out OF tho nation.
sl Offices, they went out
with bands playing and flags flyiug,
ana every man standing six feet high
and looking the world In tho face. No
BODY was tinding fault because the
| nefesy OF secession had been shot to
death on the battlefield, nor because
The colored race had been onfrsuchi led
and specie payments resumed.
John Roach, TINT poor old
Irishmsn Is broken uo. The Demo.
cra!s have broken down one
Of the leading industries Of
tho country and thrown $500
men out OF work. While Tie
Republican party was In power thew
invented q postal card with the acd-
dess of Liberty printed In
one corner, but our Democratic
friends changed oil that and
issued o new card with the
lace OF Thomas Jeiferson, tho author OF
} tho damnable resolution which caused
: AL she trouble In this country
! since that time. There Il
no room In 4 Democratic procession
tor the Goddess OF Liberty. IL does not
mako any differences, spsakinr
Of Grovor Cleveland, what kind
Or "a. man Is president,
but 1t doss mako diffsroncs what
Kind OF party and policy there q
benlnd him. was greatly SUP
prised to lind, in coming here.
that the best way to approve
President Clevelsnd's policy was "a
vote for Ira Davenport. 1 have heard
Q great deal of his fine appointments.
but those OF tho last six Weoks
In quantity and quality would bo
enough to damn any Re.
publican administration. You Osn
have some idea OF the
herculesn labors OF Mr.. Cleveland
when he had to take all his approves
from. the Democratic party..E Mr..
Foraker thon paid tribute to the
Irish and Gei man voters In the
Republican ranks and said that II Par.
nell, with his tariff views, lived In the
United States, he would be Republic
can. Tho speaker concluded as fol.
lows: "Give ua . response fro n
the State Of New York, on November
Q, similar TO that we gave la Ohio ON
November l3. Gallant John
Wise, in Virginia will break
the back OF the Solid
South so thst wa can soy we have not
only Ohio and New York, but wo want
the whole earth, Davenport In