New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
COLORED MEN TO THE FRONT.
An ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN CHICKERING HALL
WHAT JUDGE FORAKER SAID.

An ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN CHICKERING HALL
WHAT JUDGE FORAKER SAID.
The colorcd Republicans had their share of
enthusiasm for Davenport and Carr In large mass
meeting last night at ChickorDg Hail. under the aus
pces OF the Republican Union aud Protective Club.
The Hall well Tiled Jacob H. Smms presided and
number Of prominent cOlored clergymen Sat on the
platform The whole meeting showed that the negro
I'm the North knew thoroughly which party its
friend, and which the enemy Of tho Southern brethren.
number OF prominent speakers OF both addressed
the meeting including Judge Foraker and General James
W. Hustled Mr. Simms in oponingthe meeting congratu-
lated his hearers that they had the right to meet now
they did have twenty-five years IIo okc OF
the Of concerted action among themselves such as
the Union and Protective club doing lilo declared
against Hill and Jones' the former voting against the
XVIII Amendment, the Latter lassing through Bau
more hid In car" He reminded them of tie soldiers,
Of old JOHN Brown aud that victory is victory in
1888
Isaiah C. Wears colorcD OF Pennsy sylvanla in his ad-
sal The Democratic aud Republican parties are
different principles The South fought for state rights
You of the North shooting the SOuthernerS for
Democrats and they shooting you for Republicans.
northern democrat is d fool 1 don't denounce the
Democrats pity them. They can't do better. don't
blame a for staggering when drunk. blame him for
getting drank. Democracy is political atheism. How
II protect Ciyi Service REFORM when It could
project slavcryl another
day ana John sherman IL its John the BAPTIST
We viii get rights enforced There some things
called colorcd Democrats We'll black man has got rs
much night To he fool IA white Let every black
for Davenport and Carr, and his conscience
vii. DE satisfied.
The Rev W. b. Dcsric, also spoke. Loud cheers pro-
cccrd his speech and lie frequently interrupted.
he discussed tie difference OF principles in the two
parties Ia tho midst OF his speech Judge Foraker
tered the Hall. The whole audience rose and oheereI
n s.t.. H. IA .f-.
"r,cllpt" oI Hlc i y southern car Ol JuASo fOIdAri
and himself To the effect that tue judge could not rcyent
the nrgro's being hustled out Ms well received.
Judge Foraker sail; Before knew OF Your meeting
had made another enlargement which is now due. am
Bucaeye state they gave their undivided support to our
ticket. The NewYork coh.rcd men are doug ue same.
no right To vote look at senator Bruce whose name is
snrI ON every hunk uofr that we u.e To-day a nrgro'-
name The Democrats who want your vote to-day. were
against you and your vote, and against at greenback,
which tA'y s'id "ou.d ne NAGao"hd on chrth but
they have all that. Each will take your
arm kindly. aud lead you th" polls to yOtefOr theIn
Tley Are lad enough now to tt hold OF that grepnback
Yes. my coored friends. the Republicans have lifted
you up. They gave you your gDte and tucy La .c
Iu, given Office 10 TWO >, your race IN the OHIO Legi,
turc. And were II not Tor frauds In cine unai' YOU
would have thi:l. You may have him yet. Applause
Au old slave said To me week In OhD. when asked
him how he going to vote. For de Lord What y0n
take me lo Why chile. do look like Id ever fdl 10
praise tho bridge that brought me over" And can't
better bill You good-by Tonight than by telling y"H to
not thugs AMI chatcls. states rights was
l,cntcd for your slavery, and tie Repub-
cans broke 1t down. The Southern Democrats
wanted Il, and when they took snut down there the
| Northern Democrat sueczel. iLaughtrr.I They
wanted free tradc-for ones Interest IN This
, land. Nc.. s'duI hrm to the party tha- has
and will nut down such evils and give that 10000
majority 0u November y Great cheerlng.
General Hustled then reminded the negroes Of New.
York of the sacred promise that they made
I'm 1860 ~ the Cooper Institute. II the Republi
cans pa,scd the XVIII Amendmcnt In New
York, they swOro solemnly 10 10 true TO the
pnrty that had raised them up. The Republican
party has done It's share bet the coloIcd man do his
iApplsu,c.l RcsD.utiOns heartily approving the state
ticket adopted after several other sprakeis
had madc brief addresses. Julg Foraker left the hall
Immediately after his speech, and drove 10 the meeting
| of the Cornell Association.